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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

.Ns,rs for .AgricJtrists.-It is the
opinion Of Mr.. Ellsworth. the commission
er Of patents, and amani Of deep agricul-
tnral knowlcaae, that the 'sux FLOWER
will furnish one Of our most lucrative sta
pies. One hundred pounds. Of the seed
affords forty pounds Of oil. The refuse Of
the seed, after compression, furnishes ex-
'ceilent feed for cattle; from the plant cigars
are manufactured, Of singular pectoral
qualities; the stalk affords superior aka
Ii, and the comb Of the seeds is choice
dainty for swine. The olive is also wor-
thy the attention Of planters. II may be
cultivated as far north as the Carolinas;
and this plant will yield fair crop for oil
At four years old, and at eight az much as
it does inTEmope at twenty. The tree
requires but little attention. and has been
known to attain the age Of twelve hundred
years. '@
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

NV AsPARAGus.--Ame medical correspondent,
on whose statement we can most implicitly
rely, informs us that the advantares Of tits
plant are no. sufficiently estimated BY those
who suffer from rheumatism and cont.
Slight cases Of rheumatism are cured in a
day BY feeding on this deli,i.us escnlcnt;
and more chronic cases are mnch relieved;
ifthe patient carefully avoid All
acids, whether in food or beverage. The
Jerusalem artichoke has also similar eff
fect in relieving rheumatis,o. Tie heads
may Be eaten in tie usual way, bit tea
made from the leaves and stalks. ard drank
'fhree Or four times ) day. is ! certain rem
sdy though - equally agreeable.
.sasis York { Eae. } Cosrif,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
To ParsravE GsAis.-The Paisley

To Preserve GaAlx.-The Paisley
Advocate says: I'VE do not know whether
or not the following has been adopted BY
many farmers, but there can be no harm in
calling their attention 70 the circumstance.
A farmer in this neighborhood has for some
time past put garlic in the bottom Of his
grain stacks, and since he has adopted that
plan, has never been troubled with vermin.
Before adopting this plan, On taking down
a stack Of grain; the assistante never killed
less than from rs to 20 rats, and above 100
mice. This = very simple, cheap, and
effective method " preserving grain ID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
IOWA HOUSE,

Steam boat Landing, Bloomington. Iora
ME unders,gned. late Of the Burlington
House, respectfully announces to the
c,t'zeas ~ the town and county, as wella
the travelling. com'manitv. that lie has tuken
the IOWA. HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Parro,i, fitted il up in a com iorta Bile man
sicr. and hopesbv unrsmitted eyeruons. aud
.ssiduons attention, TO merif public patronage
The llonse is situated close TO the Ian ding. n
the business part ot the town, so g-ntlemrn
WISH ngto take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity oi gong b, the
first boat. #Af s5F e Ft 'rttfa@
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the best the coan,ry affords. the RAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well provided with grain, With care
full and attentive Ostlrr.. A8
From his long experience. ami determina-
ton TO spare no pains TO re oder his guests cop-
Portable. he ha,,ers himself that he will Be
able to give en.ire satistactit to all whv may
favor him with their patronage
- 'ta -EE 81 @ WILLIAM FRYE
Eloeni ng ton, June 10, I8II e-,. ss,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
ssas HENRY HOUSE. 10 x,44a
MOUNT PLEASANT, HENRY COUNTY, IOWA.

VIE proprietor having furnished his honse
equal TO any IN the Territory. is prepared &c
ACE ommo date any nn n,,er. OF prr.oo. 81 m, moe
acceptable manner. In soliciting the patronage
OF the public. The ua!s igned would take t. or.
CASTOR to tender his thanks to all who have hereto
fore fa,oreisi.i.n with u call a asst At.
May 8, t3i3-y-r.sef p. G.. TIFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

,Rsops IsLAsD.-The pomocsats of this
State. and all those friep1Iy to The consti-
t,tional release from imprisonment u 7.
w. DusT, Mold q mass sneeing in Prov
;dease On The 4th 81 September.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

ii The Wings of Milwssakie invs semipsi-
"a Thomas Counmsch, . BrotAsrton Ind ~
a. their candid-.v 6r tho House Of Rsrssli
yca.,.iY,t.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
EXCHANGE

IN the Eastern Cities, ST Louis aud New
" Orleans, 10. sale bv i'
Nsv. 4, '43. FIG PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

aM4exrrIs TslsasAra.-Ans electro
magnetic tslsgz.Ph, adaptsd forq popular
illustration, MI. Robert Grant profss-
ses to have improved on the telegraph II
Pfofesses MpfSe. and uses ave wires in
Stead q eas, ipcreaaiag The expense. but
enabling i, according To- Mr., Grant, TO
write ten words. While iha e Processes
Morse writas one.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
ScnOol Boz ks.

A assortment Of School Books, Blank
IA Books, Writing Paper, Quilts, Ink
Siai~s, Nc. lOct 81 Us DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Frcm Ckambers' Elisbsry Joss~sl.
Advice to young MEN. sas

There appears in one Of those small
country papers to which we recently ad-
verted. the following admirable letter 81
Mr.. Carlyle, author Of Past and Present ;
Heroes and Hero-Worship," and other
well known publications. It was adj
dressed, says our authority, to young man
who had written to VT. Carlyle desiring
his advice as to choice of reading, and,
It would appear also, as to his conduct III
general. It's now, we believe,r printed
for the FIRST time; and we most earnestly
recommend it to the attention Of our youth
full readers, as containing advice of the
most valuable and practical description,
and pregnant with truths with which they
cannot be too well acquainted. The
young are too much inclined to be dissatis-
fed with their actual condition, as to neg
lect their immediate duties in vain aspira-
tons after others beyond their lot; and they
need the monitions Of such kind, but Wig
.orous and emphatic adviser as Mr.. CARLYLE,
and to have it impressed on their minds,
that So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
GIassw are.

lust received. glass tumb!ers Of all kinds
- quart ana pint desantsrs, PM htsks. sali
cellars, cruetts, ln,asses cans l-2 and a mai-
ION Jars. com lanterns. glass sauc.rs. round
iisr.s. obiUng do, giass plates. cres m piteh
ers, sugar bowls. wine gfiss,s, ieiieis, ink
stands, plas, knobs OF al, sizes, and a gre a,
many asu 'es 100 TEDIOUS To menfion, all .:
which viii be sold low FOR cash, hv s'tsat
Et'- e." a4asa i3 WV. GARRETT.9
apr 30 ~ ssg"oi the Great Western.
IOitN ;. DAVID, General Forwarding anu
- Commission Merchant, Dealer Ia Grucerle,
bry Goods. Produce. &r. dc on " alter. be t,ye.,
" ashisstpn .and Colun,bia streets. burlington.
owa. March 10. 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

Y AsPAxrIxc Grrr.-"What can I give
You Tor . keepsake, my dearest John, =
sobbsd = sentimental girl to her, scapsgracc
lorer the Hon. Jack V, about to join
his ship in warlike times. sCive, my
dearest angel" cried Jack ii some confu-
sion, them, why, why, you havnt such .
thing y : i've pound note about you; !
snPposep'' 49, III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Boat Stores.

y'HE Suhscrihers are prepared to furnish .,l
ksnds OF Boat Stores at the lowest rates. At
ronsge Is solicited i. 80. 4. ID. kANDk.
march2. Is44,l s.fs
P. $. Allcitizen. or traveller. WISHING for =.
sage up or down the river by steam boat. Nv lesy.
Tag their names with the Subscribers will be noi-
ned 1T their lodgings the arrival Of the bout
they require. F. r. 70
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
=. ~ :.
1t Is q Fact.

A gentleman conversant with the facts.
has furnished US with the following items
Of information: eAt
isa fact, that General Washington
contributed fifty dollars to the building Of
St. Augustine''s church, lately Destroyed BY
the members Of the '.Spare, oh spare The
Bible mob, calling itself a ''native Amer
icann association. The glorious founder OF
American liberty and grateful friend Of re-
ligiousfreedom, handed this sum to an Irish
soldier Of the revolution, and we are en-
abled BY that gentleman's son to make this
statement. The General took receipt f.r
the money and expressed his regret for his
inability to contribute more abundantly.
1t as a fact, which can be proved by the
oaths Of most respectable citizens, that the
members Of the said mob searched fer the
Rev DR.. Hurley's grave, and being told
that his heart was contained in small urn
surrounding tomb in the cemetery, they
broke it into fragments! Having discov-
cred their mistake, the aforesaid peaccable
and ordcr-loving people! dug out grave
which was supposed to contain the ashes OF
DIR. Hurley. tore from it with savage yells.
the bones Of young lady inferred five
years before, and scattered them about the
ground!
n is fact, tina: the same young men,
''thc hope Of our countryp' tore and bat
tered a full length portrait Of Washington,
which had been carried with great pride
and pomp in the procession of ST. Angus
tines Total Abstinence Socie'y.-Phila-
dsiphia Spirit Of the Times.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

House, Sign and Fancy Painting
GoATEs & HAWKINS, valley street, be.
~ tween Main and Water,) will execute eve.
~ description Of Painting, plain and ornamental
IN the best and most approved style.
= TheyJrespectfullya ask share Of patronage
apr ~ '4l-tfs - N4i - -f@oD
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Lantz = Ray, 3 aoi1.i
sdnrfdefarrs.ef French Burr Mlll.tone,. .ond
-stk m,,1 Dealers IN Boiling Cloths, =
-s8ofT BURLINGTON, IOWA. !.

s Nli'':tones made to order, and constant sun
Ply on hand: Screen, wire, boisting screws and
mn IRONS, furnished At the shortest notice, and
warranted Of the best quality. -
june 1'44-ly s#4eS'azf Flli afs y *adt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

In reading, the fundamental error among
us consists in endeavoring to do too much
at once. No sooner is child set to read
ing the simplest sentences than he is re-
qnired not only to pronounce each letter,
word and syllable correctly, but he Is also
expected to attend 10 proper loiulness Of
roicr, disiincfness, emphasis and cadence, and
to observe the pa,sses and infections.
Now this is about as unreasonable as
that of requiring the beginner in writing to
attend, at the very outset, to position Of
the body, the paper and the hand; to the
cut, slope and size of letters; and to all
those minutia Of art which belong to a
more advanced progress. And the reason
is the same in both cases--it is found in
the violation Of well known and highly
important principle, especially in early in
struction-"Do one thing at time" !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Groceries.

An SACKS Java, Rio, aud Havana coffee,
H " also, N. 0. sugar and molasses. together
with full supply of assorted groceries, BY
may II "A .,. COPP & PARSONS i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
correspondence Of the Herald

~, WASHINGTON, April 49, 1874.
Inc treaty VIII not be sent in to the Senate be-
lore Tomorrow or next day-the ACCOMMODATING
documents not ready
There Is much speculation here in respect IN
Senator Benton's position upon the question of an.
nexation. have reason to believe that he did re-
gard II as a measure out of which Mr.. TYLER de-
signed to create some political capital for himself
and such, he very likely would have preferred to
have the question laid over till the next adminisra
ton, when Mr. Van Buren, might acquire the glory
OF annexlng Texas. Very likely, therefore, he was
opposed TO the present agitation OF the subject by
President TYLER. This, however, was before the
mission OF General Henderson was known-Or that
tins would be the last opportunity OF annexing Tex
as. The expression OF opinions attributed 20 him
on his present visit to Louisville to meet his family,
are undoubtedly erroneous. Ii is not Mr.. Benton's
piactice 10 disclose his opinions very freely, even
10 ms most intimate friends and especially is it i'm
probable that he is now scattering grave and weRhtv
opinions broadcast by the waysIde, and in public
DarIoonis Ills colleague gives credit to these
statements, think, from all can hear from Mr..
Benions most intimate friends, that there is not
shadow oil doub' but that he is wholly in favor of
annex atlon. Look at the Globe too. Of this morn
ing, with its columns filled with pro. anne RATION
| arguments. Mr.. Benton and the Globe are not
woot to differ.
There is great confusion Of ideas and opinions
here among all parties in relation to anne xation-
Every one prefers non committal position to one
OF hostility. heard one wing Senator say this
morning, that he did not believe it would be party
question This, from wbg source, is valuable evi-
dence very greatly doubt, If the wings, as a
party, will consent TO assume the responsibility OF
opposing annexation as party position.
Secretary Wilkins letter, in to-day's Globe, in
spoken OF as able article, and well worth re.
publication. S. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-18

N sss%and
mere; Concert Mayo Philadelphia; Tasspst Nicseson
r9aIsM9yTn ASrl ls-Ar Montana Eldridss, Nyork' 49,
he e e6 sa6 sna Lsh W. S'I ns sar
running ITO The wreck of sci fabcut loo toss lying
as bang p s s a ss.
g9 EcuTsb ns do %s Ls%phssr ksnsy
bsI:Tot Al Coy Hogto; ,,S Mg s, PSpss PR
AMI Norsrh, Tyler, Aibs,y W.. r. nj, s,.c.
d Fl b h'r ar 4 p %% Bait Sd
NEw HAYES, April i5-sid Free t,ader Beecher Albany;
s es NTs, do EP PSsa Nf0 Aired Albany Two
ArIil mAT spq1sh;,Dna Mf5sLsU Ii
seassy aad j. Havana %
Tsmn c S @.a ss 1s" csasss..
Blown. do; zabriskie, Berry DO; II elk r. johnson
RIcnmosp, Apni l5-Below, Howard Eldridge, Bucks
GroRerTowS s c, April o-Cld Ann, Pope, Trnid ID
Susn stvers Bos eth, Juao. Norris NYork; Puck
sAv4ssAH. April Is-Ar Talismap; Smith, St has, PR
Ls ada%s Rich uee crGsSy Ropsp P5
ad e seae c fin a S load for
the sOc ut Nauvao, sdea NYck Ponce Bosom aud
C. .a sni s slsa at sse o. wh
s:'is S Ss aGn aS for s4G ga obj
MoS MAnn "a, eR'S Ts Ssv s's
sch. cola; julia Burgess Boston Cid I fsdrs [swl Media
sfNy'ssNo ss: iHse cq,4s
E@sa, w,icqy Ma1.s.: v Rsbbi"s cnti., Ku1';cn
TX cSs 'hi:i N% SS wbsas y' d
,or Bar LETT do; sesie.Ai Gay Lps9 Eli he,h' H..ty
= Psriias ps:fn. do toas MaTs rhils%; tsi bfGoi
ton: Agate Vincent NIB dfo'd; Champion kobsT,s, BAHIA
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ABBEY HOTEL,

80 ,IO,wt SIRrsSst bLvSU ~, III pNGDALE EOAp -
IA TEL would hunks the citizens Of New Yors for
the liberal patronage his place the ason BY
strict attention the business and OF his he
for a continuance of III
10 who have visited TIE place, he would ffsnertu
" sat large foe o mansion Supplied with the
s'ss uxuies Of egrosnds un,urpss ed in locaron
neuy end vrnsssc"yered with green frss flower
and Ina shade, wu7 attentive iof-wsi thcif coring
90 ttmsu th tisr fmilss, w'ii ini few fogn wei
slFut N ile cool th d. OF the old res % @
h dies Child en- ne aud quiet over the
ten rounds of the Iace aud he uncstubed the
avn private Wallis
Falnfs spgc persons can otr boad and good roc.s
fair BY tviNs soon Individuals Parties will be
soppIisd Nth Bte hfas Dncer supper At all hours
Mr.. More Stages innong from th~ Pirk of Chat
street and Try Row, near tn, Railroad, Manhsan
ve the place hour Of the dsyare 2 cents good
caches ard careful drivers make this cheap and plea
ride, from tbs heat aud dust OF the city.
New York, April. 1874. ais lmrc
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T'orsigc gmpnrentsouE

wosdhssd9s t%ss'sl G nsNf cssrd 9 dad
. Bus-2S Ccchran-s MITCHELL w Thomss-l l.
Alden CO.'S mil stones Met racken vingstoni packa
Nor al Ch"mlon-5 F Thor pecken X COL w Pies,
col 9 Hsggerty sol- Jstray < co,26s ham, 20
atss pkg Lashss fo1cfss Ne" s.,in
ga f'ss1S
Curtis c7-l +. Fiedl.r-iW 8rower.i De Rham 4 Moore
3 A Thompson-2 w smers2 II Haines 4 coz Faa'er.
.ot-5 Donnsr-l A Cassl,-i LEXIS Seo-2J = iiyd,
col sey:son-l B Bnse & ce-i Dnpre--i G Paysn
y co.. a So!e!sai-2 A Ward & co.. W H Coes-l f
Toes &scn,- E NJ Davs-lo Boury, p,ivernois < CO
X Meyer--I s Wiam,--I Berte u-5 Re-sler 4 COS
Loeschgh Wisendoncs- Balm L,uder--i eiss, Bros
col Peyser & coz A Veisin & COG A Rocker 4
kolmann-i Al Ter sattLr-l Dannel Boyn Schuc ..
a-dt-i Remer Nlecses Tr7w.,id,el schultz & sIei.
dorn-9F Schlesingers5 bales Willow 10 do bsts II Duot
DortNoa Sk's ~iaeeP Reasnd sos pkg Muller
3 Levi Cook &co5 Murray-i Rch,fds Bss~ Alorn
1ulm II Maapi Of Bose%,2J Z It FexIl schlessger 4
oC9ribeer & Mays A Huat- P Schmidt 4 Andres 5 II j
sch "A Red s Chadwick IF Boston T 9pEe,nhemer
col Hoddn SoGsJ ho'ter ten Wikof-l
ter Of Pnlads 4 Ha'ght Dick inson Whitney,
Cathbet sonl pgs md.e Mabszieus Gourd col Here
mdse Mante-4 Brnstlein Koop Coz Wal. wrignt
Il 1 Milhau.l 2 Wiams-l KaSesn-i Levi co.
SaksrJ2 sii Thompc1TTa pivuy.se sensad
! Gsion.M J FreFssIi W Cocpercl 6 He,entess & Co
ssd .yiarM seb Ra%
Baker. Of Boston-s Coive Fleming Underwood &
G Con 81 Fay1s Marin & LaTsonl De Tombee5
bbs Sm65 hds tobacco 900 hampers potatoes pkgs
10 or Ter
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LIvGnro L-ship New Yort-T swan-ck. 'a,y child AID
sn Miss Z Gi an Babcork lady chi,d.sn and s:ysnt.
= Grove lady and children MIS- Hobart child; CLAW
Leigh WA Laurie Of NISEk: TilSe Seine. Le,.
@ Told, Boston Lambert Jamaica A Ludlom, Virginia;
r. bnson, p Noron @ Franks Ccnnect DR. John
HAvEE-Shp Francois Is,TMr Bfi;bne, Daya; Of New
karthause, DR. Wilcock, Of BAIT; Tho" l. Richard,
Ndie The, ellen. Mdl Pillard Of France; MIR Mey
OF Havsns; DR. NJ VI Bagg of Utica.
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Reduction in the army expenses proper, $264,7l7 ~
In Committee of the Whole item of 500 pass
ed to increase the ground at the Barracks at Newport,
Kentucky But it stricken out in the House slter-
wards and the Bill finally psssed in the way have given
il you above. The above bill increased 81 900
by the expense Of remounngthe I'd regiment OF Ora
goons bill to do which passed the House and Senate
some weeks since; aud il q law The Senate will
make notifications in the above bill
To show the feeling which existed in the House, may
state that every amendment proposed In committee which
made an increase to the appropriations was almost unan-
mousy rejectcdby the committee except the $4,000 Tor
the barracks Mt Newport Ky This passed ria roee be-
cause Col Tbbatts is what is denominated hrst,rse,
good, clever fellow but these admirable qualities
could not the item under the whitening effects OF the
ayes and in the House Mr. Sidell offered two Judi
cious amendments las indeed he does nothing else than
whit Is judcious to expend $40 900 in surveying the
western frontier Mr. Mcconnell proposed SioVW LOT
barracks near Pensacola (much wanted Mr rooney
proposed one thousand dollars to furnish soldiers
with small Libraries at certain stations MI Gross
proposed about 500 900 for barracks at Forts smith,
Gibson and Towson the dangerous Arksnsss iron
tier Mr. Patterson proposed SIS 900 for fort at the
mouth of the RiveT Mr. HARRISON PROPOSED SlVV
for The purcbase of Tybee Island at the mouth Of the Ss
| vannab River ali Of which, though very desirable
snandnen,a vere promptly rejected Mr. Hale proposed
two having for their object the removal Of
CeneraI scott from Washington City on account Of the
undue he exercises over Congress Committee
nhoriinae officers the Secretary Of War; &c but they
failed An amendment. however was promptly carried,
which provided that no part Of the appropriations Tor
Springfield AImory should 70 ioI repairing the officers
ought state that by the table have made out above
appears that only S26t77 80 is the amount saved
cut down in the annual army expenses But must state
saved of SIA0 III ~. This $4,000 should by rights
added to the OF 97 II struck out Of
he item OF officers subsistence because that item was put
down the latter sum- being $4,000 less than Is yearly
required for the that there surplus OF sio
100 now In the Treasury belonging TO that particular
fund.
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!
Cleared,
shS yes tSaa s. s ze Wi Msby aS
'e,D Y. SiaHf, s%!s
W. dS MJ%s %
.aHam H,,e Gerard ysr Cruz. hSsaT
h,lli WimiSg,,n, Nesmh { Wash; c Wilson. Liscomb,
Arrived.
& to & Asssy @ s s s FfS 3' with
sy p.sS S the f q Mss saw co Il, Win hin o
sShr sa%ae. ASPis,sa, Sisterson, days from Boston,
Ichr Cooley fldridse, days from Boston, with mdse
schr Excel Lowell days fro Boston, with md,s to Ste
So; 81 %%S s;1 ssPsS;' i
schr Rubicon, Doane, Boston, mdse.
The :ch Chsmpioa of Povncsownl fn Norfolk for Bs-
ton put in with head winds aud sailed again yesterday
ship unknown; also, brig Excel, from Savannah.
sailed.
shTs Nw YORK CrScl1 tyes'OGl Asan5 kymq.a
mem b,qae Rpd, Ward, Havana: trgs Madison Baetlsy
e@bco Helen Mara Betmada scrs osspR Hone Jamaes
Pautrugent, Clark. Matanzas.
Miscellaneous.
9T'e S PsssAcE-1he shie Rpabl CAPTAIN Luce of
Mohilr %oIaSs Of ia; ant aahas the massage nine
E be % aS.iss sI ssw.
oAy, os Ter ,h"n'bg preyrre ,a arrivals
game BY ships to this Por iey Among Others the ship
I've f. hat o 'iS od ns SET * CT he tx q
a% Of u e.; 200 n %.,gs ~ p SiS
sal. G fe; sa + 80 Of s ssa, So"aS ne I ladies'
MssIsq vessFL.sehr A.Iant,c. Sansbars ssi'ei from
aS0T s caf Ss R aes s sso 100 D
since been heard irm. We do know where she be
scHn TsszER, tof salsm] MKe-n'e tom Trinidad for
Boston winch has reported reefs East of the Isle
there good think the report was correct The T
had fail cargo Of sugar which Insured Boston for $1,000
spoken.
TIrperary, anchor fishing the 9th the w Part
oil sable BANK by the Albany at hts port
Foreign Ports
M,SLLA, Dec i5olG port, Ar aus, Nvg,ord, Boston.
OF DIS; Gentoo, Hollis, do, only Am vessels Sid Cynthia
As5Ita Dec 2tnst J,n il-pss'd = Fulton prinler I'm
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