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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25
PROSPECTUS
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YPSiLANTI SENTINEL.

In Soliciting the patronage Of the public fof
the proposed publication, it is duo To that pub.
lie TO give Al, outline Of The views end Princi.
plss by which we shall be governed. and this
duty we proceed to discharge. While We
shall endeavor to make our sheet The chan1ci
tor communicating to Our readers. the inteili:
eence usually given in public journal, lis
character Will Be essentially political; and ac-
cording to the 6rfgfaM sehse of the torn, 40
applicable to this government; strictly demo
cratic. We have lived sufficiently long, how;
ever, to learn. that names are but TOO often
iliusory and deceptive, aud that the arts o.
imposiors are seldom put in practice, except
under cover of some specions and rtnPosing
appelIarion. We shall not therefore rest our
claims upon a name, but invite the severest
scrutiny of our readers to the fidelity with
which our professions as al editor are main
tanned and praciised.
AS the only legitimate object OF republic
can or democratic government is the equal
protection of the rights, and promotion OF the
welfare and happiness of all it follows 40 an
irresistible conclusion, that that administras
ton, or system of measures which is most
conducive to these ends, is best entitled to the
appelaion of democratic. And as the only
true test, of the merit of measures or adminisi
on the interests and moral character of soci:
ETY., it is by this standard alone that we snall
aim to be governed in passing judgment upon
them.
We believe the doctrines or rather the dog.
mas of party as iIculcated by the leaders o.
that school laying exclusive claims to democ-
racy, to be the most dangerous, because the
most insiduous enemy to the interests and in
situations of the cOuntry-that 1t demands OF
its votaries passive obedience to the order OF
leaders, regardless of the claims of patriotism !;
of county, or the constitution. Our endea1-
or shall therefore be, to expose and eounteract
the dangerous and enslaving tendency OF this
doctrine, and enforce as far as in our power
lies the higher obligations of duty to ourselves
and to our country, believing that where tho
requirements of party are thus urged BY lts
leaders, the proceeding carries on its face tho
most conclusive evidence. that it is their own
interests and not those of the country they are
laboring to promote.
We believe that the wealth, happiness and
independence of our country, depend on tho
encouragement and protection of the labor and
industry of our own citizens, and he cultiva.
ton of our own resources in all practicable
cases for the supply of our wants. in prefer.
ence to Q reliance upon a precariOus supply,
to be drawn from abroad, subject 70 the cap
rice of the world and the contingencies of for
eign commerce.
pulously adhere, and with this declaration, or
fer odr sheet to the public and solicit its pat
ronage. JOHN VAN FoSSEN.
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A u CIT o N.
An entire Stock of Goods at
Auction.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81.
Rice e. Brother

Larxelere's Brick Block,
Will commence on Saturday the
sale of their Goods at auction,
consisting of a general assort-
ment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Glass g. Hard ware,
Boots and shoes, &c. Among
the goods will be offered young
hyson Tea of a superior quality,
Rio and Laguira Coffee, sugar,
spices, fish, sc. Sheetings and
shirtings, broadcloths and cassi-
meres, pilot cloths, satinets, al
pacas, linseys, tickings, Merri-
mac and French calicoes, Wal
than yarn, linens, ladies' CATERS
and French kid slips-gentle-
mems coarse, kip and calf boots,
shoes and brogans, table cutlery,
paper hangings, etc.
Articles put up In lots to suit
bidders-every thing sold war
ranted perfect.
| Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock.
Goods will be sold very cheap
at private sale until they are
closed up.
Ypsilanti, April %.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

We give some farther notice Of the
news BY the packet Sheridan, at New
York:
The steam ship Hibernia arrived at
Liverpool on the 14th ultimo. She car
ried ont the intelligence of the disaster on
board the Princeton.
Parliament.-On the 18th, in the
House of Lords, the Earl Of Radnor.
introduced a petition ia favor of free trade.
which led to debate in which the Duke
Of Wellington participated. The petit
ton was ordered to lie on the table.
In the Commons. Mr.. O'Connell gave
notice of his intention to ask for leave to
introduced bill to define the law Of con-
spiracv.
On the 18th, in the Commons, Mr..
Golden brought up the subject Of the
Corn Laws, in the shape of motion for
q Committee to inquiae into the effect of
protective duties on agricultural tenants
and laborers. After long debate the
motion was negatived -224 to 1873.
A grand dinner was given to Mr. o.
Connell, Convent Garden, London. on the
on the 18th of March, at which MIR. Dun
comb, M. p. presided. assisted by the Earl
of Shrewsbury. MT. O'Conpell made long
and eloquent speech on the Irish question.
He has also recently visited Birmingham
and addressed public meeting.
Queen Vic,oria's accouehment. may, it
is said,be confidently looked for about the
beginning Of July.
The Queen was in good health, and
held lcvee at Buckingham Palace on
the 18th which was ATTENDED with great
taste and magnifcencs.
Prince Albert was going to the Cont
nent to visit his afflicted relatives at Co.
burg.
Large meetings continued to be held
tn the Manufacturing Districts, and the
disiresses of the Poorl and LaboriDg
Class were without mitigation.
Dreadful Storm IN Scotlund'-On
the 9Th March tremendous, hurricane
visited the city of Glasgow aud its neigh
bourhood. Many houses were unroofed
7or otherwise damaged, and several per.
sons narrowly escaped destruction. At
Psaeely the storm was equally severe.
and a high chimney Of the extensive
shawl mandatory of Messrs. Robert
Macarthur 81 Co. was blown over and
fefh shru OCH the roof among the people
al work, killing one woman outright and
wpunding several persons. The Chin
ney was $50 feet high
FRiNCE.-The ministry has been sus-
tanned by the Chamber Of Deputies in the
restoration Tahiti TO the native Govern
The. five Royalisi Deputies who re-
signed their SEATS after the debate on the
pilgrimage to London, have been re.eec-
ted !; namely, NJ. Berrey, L. De Lacy,
M. Bin On Bourbon, the Due de Valmy,
and the Marquis de la Rochejacquelin.
SPAIN-Queen Isabel is 10 be married
10 her cousin, the Count Tribani.
A military ARRAY in Cadiz had been
suppressed
Ex.Queen Christian had been received
with the utmost enthusiasm in Spain.
AUsTRIA.--We learn from Viena that
preparations are making at the place of
Schenbrun for the reception Of the Einpi.
ror of Russia in the month Of May. 1t is
said that the ofKings Bavaria d Prussia
and the Prince Royal of Wurtermburg
are also expected.
The General Diet Of Hungary has
adopted, without any discussion, aud by
majority Of foriy-one votes against eight,
a motion for the emancipation Of the
Jews.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-04-25

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,-Two of
VI the best. and most useful and necessary
SCHOOL BOOKS, are the following, which
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common schools of this State, viz;
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By GEORGE WILSON, formerly Principal OF the
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THE design of the American class reader
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Similar recommendations from hundreds OF
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DRINTERS INK For sale in small kegs
il to suit purchasers for cash only. News
Ink in small kegs, common Job do. Also fan.
ey colored Of all kinds, made at the celebra-
sed factory of VIM. Prescott, e. Co. Buffalo,
N Y. G.F. ROOD, f. Co.
Agents.
Detroit, Feb, 1874. .n9-rf
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WOodwOrty,,s Hotel.
BENEDICT q TOMPKINS

HD f. ~ h a1RC Il q u M Il HAHN y
COMMITS SION MERCHA NTS.
II & 70 FRONT STREET.
NEW YORK.
REFER To
David Leavi,t, PRIEST Am Elk. Blk N. York
Shepherd Knapp. :" Mechanics :.
Henry Dwight, Jun. New York.
]. N. Reynolds, "
Hon. Joseph l. White, Z"
Messrs, d. A Cushman 6 Co. I"
Bradne., g. Co.
4" Doremus, Suydam & Co"
(" Townsend, Sayre & Co
William ii Platt, Cincinnati,i
Charles O'Hara, Toledo,
Ii Ii Brown, Detroit
Reuben Town, "
A Fl Hammond,
w Goodhue, Michigan city
james Macadoo, &c
Messrs Gulbertson, & Brother Troy, Ohio.
- Kellogg & Brothers. White Pigeon.
|" Copp & Parsons, Burlington Iowa.
PEBBLES & Keiser, Rocheport Mi
The subscribers. in announcing themselves
to the public as commission merchants, pledge
themselves to conduct the same in its leglti-
mate sense.
The charges will only be such as are actu-
ally incurred. Insurance will positively be
effected in the most responsible Offices, and the
commissions, the same as any house of known
capital and integrity. Particular attention
will be paid TO render sales of each parcel by
the shipping mark.
Liberal advances made on Produce TO our
address, always subject to the owners instruc-
ton as to sales, without reference TO the ad-
vances. B. & II.
New York, Feb l, 1914.
The undersigned will make liberal cash
advances on consgnments of Produce to the
above house. r. TOWN.
nIO-6m.
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MARRIED. this village on the 18th inst
by ]. Goodwill Esq. Mr.. Thomas Demmon to
Hiss Elizabeth Ann Minerva Jane Fish, both
from Canada.
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MILLINERY
AND
DIRE IS M KIN G..
Naiss ROwley & Miss Phillips,

VNTOUID respectfully inform the ladies OF
w Ypslanti and vicinity that they have
opened a shop on Congress Street directly
opposite the Old Bank of YpsilantD where
they intend to carry on the Milinary and Dress
making business. They fatter themselves that
they will do work in the latest and most fash
ionable style.
STRAW AND LEGHORN BOVNETS.--
bleached and trmed with neatness and on sho TT
notice.
Ypsilanti, April 9, 1874. IL 3w
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SANDS
SIR S.EP.HREEEA.

For the removal and permanent cure of
all diseases arising from an impure state
ofthe Blood, or habit Of the system, viz ::
Scrofula, Rheumatism. Cutaneous Erup-
tons, Scald Head, Biles, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Enlargement and pain in the Breast
and joints. Ulcers, from The injIdiclous use
of Mercury, &c.
TIc.J 8 .rVD>r
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.ATeCYEOeH
AND
COMMISSION STORE.
OPPOSITE A. HA WKIN'S
HOTEL.

S. KlLPATRICk. Auctioneer.
AHJLL attend 10 any business en-
w trusted to him with promptnes
and fidelity.
N. B. Cash advances made on proper
ty ifrequired.
YpsiIanti, Dec. 20, 1913. If
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TEAL & ALLEN.
Ypsilanti, Dec. 20, 1913. If

Hekh BUSHELS first quality white
SHNH beans, just received and for sale at
the variety store, of E. SAMSON.
Ypsilanti, Feb. II, IA. n9-tf
IN ATTACHMENTS A. Voor-
n hees, one of the Justices fthe Peace in
AID for the county of Washtenaw and State
of Michigan.
VS.. Notice is hereby given that
John Fullaton, ia wri il of attachment has
beer issued in the above entitled cause, a.
gainst the goods, chattels, credits, moneys
aud effects of the above named defendant, an
absent debtor, and that the said cause has
been continued for trial to the fifteenth day
of June in the year 1874. at one O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the office OF said
Justice in the village of Ypsilant in said
county. LEVI J. HULL, Plaintiff.
March Is, 1874. I4-Sw
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BOOKS
AND
szfAHT@NAMYA

TSAMSON would respectfully inform the
Ia inhabitants of Ypsilanri and vicinity that
he has just received direct from New YORK. IN
addition to his former stock, a well selected
assortment of English and classical
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

2Ussre. Sept ascAr Pathfinder Harrison sunde, land;
SSs;f AS syria sH'la Da%. fssHi
f' S'fS stiss %ss:g IEsS e dom
cso ass es.S NRssTSs'Bs Fa.ss a Bass
oa"reh hpf Ss sas sds rsd'ow & SSTs
s,sIsi T g: bs: s.s,ss5l
ss II w6 MAsS 5s I'd 50 $ %% sps
i"S .%a NfiS s@I ryI1ah John sshos Bristol fs, Ess
$SsS: cSsa%s; IS sss s%1si eas F .s: a:
HSSsssas fEsSss Bs es
Irvine LmsrsM Susan Mills Aberdeen Jodine
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO Sept a-An Madison, and Nile Chicago; Indian
y%oa CID sn snS AND DoiTha Tolsde Rs
SsssS Sss ESs saso Mn & sns
Cleveland; Leander and Constitution sandusky.
Home Ports.
Faes Loss baltimore Char
m %.,,. % CHARM
rsesvSs plo who had lost his he boa,
s Fss Hs ssi i x1sss.
W Sss Fs ass uRoq & sf
.s M -sS nG F' s KTa Tasu hB Bates: sasss
Rses RRi @d w% i esRs Asay %
brg ed John Brouwer Fairfield Portland; Snuthemer Ca
ho9n Apalachcola Sid 2eih st Cloud Emerson NOreans,
and put back at ngh OF head wind 26th mAn
Autoeon, Howes Newcastle, Eng joy Joy, Charleston;
Waldo, Damon Washington. NC; Citizen Hale aud Dresden
Lindsey, Philadelphia.
Ngw BrpfoRp, Sept 25-An Gen jackson, Bumpus, Alba
ny Example, ildt and Senator, Clifford New York; 26th
Pacific, Swift Norfolk; Delight, Nickerson, Albany.
Albany.
PnovrpEScr, Sept 25Ar WIN 8 Piggot, Walker Edenton,
NC; Andromeda, Williams Norfolk; Isaac Townsend String
fahsdspha Adysnee Clifford Albany; Empire Dayton and
Malaga, from Charleston Sid Amy Leeds, Endco Cal
cutta asto; Richard Thompson Corson and Flash, Recap
Philadelphia.
FALL RIVER Sept 25-Ar Tecumseh, Hanson, Pctou; Jos
Brown. Chace, Baltimore.
PHLADgLprIA, Sept 27-Ar Elizabeth Hardness, Weeks,
Newbern NC-spoke 23d inst Thompson Shannon y DIS
sail Arr Oregon, Crowell, Hartford.
RIcHMoNp, Sept 25-Ar Nlargaretta, Everett; Guiord,
Smith and Royena Young. Boson Ionick, Ackerman and
WALrHALL, Sept 25-Au Knckerbocker, Jesser Hamburg
Cid kron prins Oscar No] Aveskaug Antwerp; Carthags
Knapp Trieste.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept l7Cd st Mary Foster, Havana; Fran
els Thomas, Slater. Ssal.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
Foreign Markets.

MArAszAs, Sept O.. We see change to note except
IN exchanges which have improved, and now quote
London l3 Ia per cent premium; New York and Boston
2a3 per cent prem. OF Muscovado sugars we have no
stock left some small parcels only being in the market
the principal part Of which Of very inferior quality
and for which the owners want 81 There no weet
moasses and but little souror this last rs Der ksg has
been paid Box sugars very little doing purchasers
seem unwilling TO meet the increased OF hold
ers Our market is now well supplied with rice and in
Havana very large quantities have arrived-as sale here
l01 rs.
Ale, light and brisk, doz s2a "a beef prime and No
az Dbl. 54as; do jerked South American, Is is;
bread per bbl 1905 butter yellow, I6a III candles
mould - l3 RS; do sperm, SO 3e cheese. American,
IA Is; cider 8 10; Goldfish, 4a2G; -four. Ameri.
can, l6 4al7 hoops, M 80 81; hams American II
si lard loa rs; lumber, WI NJ, saa "a; do pitch
pine, lsia % 5Ena cut, a6a; oil whale, gallon ~
o; do sperm, 81; onions, 10; potatoes bbl
o. pork, mess and prime ai44; rice, qql ba5 4;
SOAP yellow, 50 so; shocks, hhd 22 do box 6;
gars assorted, half white and half brown 0; white
s3 brown do, Al; yellow do, 81; Muscovado 81 a
6a coffee ID and Sd quality, 6; molasses 81 no.
ney, > a airs.
Exchanges On London, IL is prem; New York, ,
dis Boston, IA do.
FreighsTo the United States. 81 !, per box sugar
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
STATEMENT .aqyIse THE NuMrEa OF ESrnIE. MADE !

The entries included in this table comprise those made
all square yard goods except broadcloths Colored
coons white cotons cottons and worsteds. mixed vel
vets, SC included in these returns The mportatons
into this port have, within few weeks, materially de-
creased Our packets do not filed with such valu
able goodsas heretofore, and decided Improvement has,
finally taken place in foreign trade This with the
fact that foreign exchange will be bought credit to
great extent aud Char rates submitted to- to correspond
has created considerable confidence among those remit
ting and restored the spirits OF those having large
sgnments from abroad This, tor the moment. is very
desirable object obtained but fear this transfer of
years Indebtedness to another years payment will before
long, prove injurious than though the difficulties
were met in their incipiency When the balance our
foreign trade is against from year to year. it
dangerous policy to into the next year the indebted
meas Of this. Such apolicy would require one or two
years oreduced import with balance in favor, TO
regulate and equalizc the difference.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
A. q. TUTTLE, Auctioneer

A. Z. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS, Watches Jewelry NC.
JACOB :. PLATT will sell. this day 10 O'Clock az
his au ton 20 Plat Of Gold street. entire
stock q fine Gold Jewey, Watches &c. OF person unortu
nae ~ business Consisting of handsome Of gold
lish Jewelry, sc.
Also, a, elegant heavy mounted gold headed Cane.
Aso large o German STAPLE and Fancy Goods
Also, Dentists Tools and Instruments fine Pivot Teeth Sc
Also, Wachmaker's materials, viz: Jewel Holes Ruby Cy
lenders, &c s2s ltsrc
WM. w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
HOUSE FuNIruRE SALs-TIlIs DAY, Saturday at 10
- o'clock e the three story house No 90 Cliff street
assortment OF Fulitne Of family breaking house
keepingn part Bu ses Carpets and English OIL Cloh.
mar seat Chairs Sofas, pyans, Pier GLASSES Mane
k,ehen Furniture Sc Sale positive for cash 10 be removed
~ B.-Also a valuable Cabinet Panoiorte cost $780,
The New York herald., 1844-09-28

ever be his studyto continuance Of such dis
tincton.
Ever since have been busnes. has been my good fortune
acquire and large of public
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands unryaed IN the manufscnrr Of Ornamental Hair
for which his celebrated He now has
ample scope for carrying his inventions and
effect, short nothing that produce
mand has been overlooked by him at his establishment
He invites early inspection OF his splendid stock Of Wigs
Toupes and Ornamental Hair countless variety and exqui.
site workmanship PerfumeI from celebrated English and Con-
nenal manufactures addition
tons invented and sold by Laird The Hair Cutting, and
deed the business each department conducted by the pnc
pal himself such and such
the preeminent character this establishment enjoys
Prices to suit the times.
si0 Imsm % Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pos very inactive at 81 lsi 2o; pearls
steady at $44s3
Corros-There was but limited attendance of buv.
ers to-day The market although firm at the commence
ment, showed evident symptoms of yielding during the
day. The transactions amounted to about 900 bales
FLOUR R-No change to-day Genessee ranges from "a
S7t 443i Few or no sales at the latter rate
mon qualities sell at 80 32c
WHDx.v-Drudge casks sell at 24c. Western ard rri.
Csc -
REAL EsrATE-.dt .aTcion-Three story brick dwell
ing south side OF 18th street. first house west Of 9th ave-
IS 650 - - - e''
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
Prices OF Provisions.
Philadelphia Cattle NIarket.

SEPT. 26-At market 500 head of virginia and Penn.
sylvania beef cattle, including 500 taken New York;
lambs.
PRIcEs-Beeves in rather better dsmand we quote SAL
$5 the 100 lbs for common to extras
Cows and Calves sold at SIS a $50
Hogs-Sales at ~ a 81 so the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs-Mostly taken at 81 a So each.
Hay--A small supply in nssilet. We quote good I'll.
notify at 81 95c with few loads O0c the cwf press
ed in shipping order SOC the 100 lbs. Straw sells at SOL
q 81 the 100 bundles
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
sALra or srocKs-Rosrnr. sent o.

SALEs or SrocKs-Bosror, Sept %.
A the Brokers' Board-l share Worcester RR, ll7a; 10
Norwich and Worcester RR 6sl; IS do. b6o 6sf do
boD, 6s1 rs do 6s 100 do, b30, 6S3 Hamilton Aanufac
turing 20 500 ioia 100 Reading RR 2oi 90 do bso a6
900 East Boston Co. li3; 100 Long Islwd RR $40 81 25
do sio 81; so do 81; western RR, s6 10 do s5i do
soli ll6 do, e5ai "A Merchants, Bank, new, 1887
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
j LAIRD.
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER
81 CHATHAM STREET,

IN announcing 10 his
numerous friends and pa
irons his removal from
3l6 Pearl street to the store
92 Chatham street, begs
leave 10 return his hear
rtfelt aclsnowle Judgments
to those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
him with their support,
The New York herald., 1844-09-28
rOnT OLE NMw YORK;. sMPTEMBER as
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Tarqun, Moody, Havre T.. LafanBrgs Cesar (ven)
Wakefield Angosura Maitland, Comrie Coz Falcon, fBr)
Pitt Bermuda Tucker Lghtbounc; Meridian (Br) Bulk.
Glea,maa; Wilson Fuller Cobb: a., bu.h9m Dmoa"sehs
Hartist NewbsIn s Mitehsll PaTIico FulfoId Washing
J9bn Harding Winsmore Phadsph Fairfield Burr Salem
Steamer John s. McKim Moore Philadelphia, N L. Nc
Cready & Co.
Arrived.
Ship Gondoa Renne from Cronstad Aug TO- passed Elsi-
nd with IS bales hemp 9 hf do hemp 76 bags nseed 38
bobns flax 800 pkgs sheet 2580 bars 72i
Hicks Co. 22d lat ~ i Ion So spoke schr Robin from
the Banks for Marblehead, with 5000 otis fish,
Barque Mary jane Fner 80 days from London with mdse
master.
Barque Ranger Mlkn tof Porland) from Rotterdam 25h
ballast, TO Middleton 4 Co.
British brig Mermaid; Jones' Z days from Liverpool, Ms.
with $500 bushels salt 90 bbIs salmon to 8. w. Lewis
Schr S@afan, Griffin from Calais with lumber
Schr Mechanic, Sawyer, from Eastpor with plaster.
schr Ere Gibbs, from New Bedford, with oil
Scir Lady Arabella. from New Haven.
tselOw.
Brig Isaac Mead, Nichols, days from Savannah.
One ship unknown.
Ships Ohio Putnam Lyerpoo Star Republic, Texas; New
York Hall Chareston; barque Reform Mobile; bIes North
cumberland, Mnsnhami Tanpco, Charleston; Jefferson 81
Marys; Puritan, Norfolk. and others. /.