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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
AGRIC Cultural FAIR.

The McckIenburg Agricultural Society
held its anrunl Fair in Charlotte, on Thurs
day, November %, ls4i. The society
met at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and after the
transaction of some other business, pro-
cccded TO the election of Officers for the
ensuing year; with the following result
President: ANDW. SPRINGS.
Wee Presidents: c. T. ALEXANDER,
J. II. CALDWELL.
Rec. Secretary j. W. lltMrroS.
Cor Secretary: J A. JOHNSTON.
Treasurer: LEWIS DINKINs.
a Librarian J. l.. SPRINGS.
xeeutivc Committee Leroy Springs, Or J.
T Ross, J w. Hampton, &. I. Alexander, and
IN d. 4. Caldwell.
The Society then adjourned to = O'Clock
p. NJ, in order that the Committees TO a.
ward premiums might have time to make
out their reports.
Two O'clock, 7. NJ.
The Society met, and the several Com.
mttees reported as follows;
The premium on Cotton awarded 10 j..
Springs, Esq, for n crop averaging 2,l07
pounds to the acre.
To Lewis Dinkins, on Corn, for % bush.
els on one acre, and 81 bushels on another.
To J. l.. Springs, on Turnips.
To Col. B. W. Alexander, on Wheat, for
80 bushels grown on one acre.
To Andrew Springs for best Boar.
TO +. II. Maxwell, for best Boar and
best Sow six months old.
To A. i. Davidson, for the best yearlins
Bull.
There was large quantity Of stock ex.
hibited upon which premiums could not be
awarded, the owners not having complied
with the rules Of the Society.
The thanks of the Soriety were tender.
ed to Mai. Morrow, and T. F. Hampton OF
the Charlotte Hotel, for the use of their
stalls and lots; and, after appointing a
COMMITTEES, consisting of A. Springs, J.
A. Johnston, and B. w. Alexander, 10 set.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate on the 10Th instant, Mr..
Johnson's resolution on the subject of the
Naturalization Laws, camc up in due
course. The resolution instructs the Com
mittec on the Judiciary TO enquire into the
expcdicncy Of some amendment to these
laws, relative 10 extending the time Of res
lenco IN order to give citizenship to for
eigncrs.
Also providing greater guards against
frauds aud violence at elections and pro.
hibitlng altogether the introduction Of for
eign convicts.
Mr.. Johnson advocated the resolution,
and dwell forciblyupon tho notorious frauds
which have recently dlsgraced our cleo
tons. Foreigners, said Mr.. Johnson, con
troll our elections and miuge in the mobs
and riots which disgrace our country.
Mr.. Allen did not intcnd TO oppose the
enquiry of the resolution nor to debate the
question or It's passage TO tho Committee,
but he could not let tho occasion pass with
out stating his unulterablc hostility to the
frs, clause of the resolution.
Mr.. Archer thanked his friend from
Louisiana (Mr. Johnson,) for doing what
he had himself designed, and hoped the
Committee would repor, early upon this
vital subject.
Mr.. kives then rosc and made labour.
cd exposition of the manner in which the
Naturalization Laws had fallen into dis.
use. Ii was the refrigeration Of the sys'
tenn, he thought and a proper administru.
ton Of the Laws themselves, tina, was
needed,
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co.. These good dispositions the insiruc.
items are meant TO enforce, by plying that
Sovereign with arguments in favor Of
slavery, with Institutions against the po-
liiical aims of Great Britain, and with
whatever may induce France TO become
party TO the Texas scheme Of those now in
power.
9Th. Mr.. shannon's protest to the Mexi.
can Gavernclent, and the correspondence
which i"l!owed with Mr.. Rejon the Mexl.
can Secretary of State.
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TUE TEXAS QUESTION.

l1b EAAS CUES ION.
In ths IIooso ar amman. ~, ,Lo I-th ;ns,,n,
n, .u;,...,,
- ~ 'e'"'"'''" '''''''pg '"''
texas ought to DO annexed TO the United States
Tao House was not. !, seems. disposoj TO enter.
hin ,hc ,,l;.., ~ .........,,
""' :" vas ''''''''''''' ~
I''ea' inc STANDARD has How into passion at
hIstoo II seem. il won't be pleased at tho Wings
no x,y,box g. in .nd .t..,,
sso'osu ~ All 'ao PRINTS ana h'''ed upon all
,'' o''' posts IN nora .afol'na We VIII
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DEATHoF MURRELL.

The Chattanooga Gazerte Of The 18th
inst. announces the death, at Plkeville,
Tenn, of the notorious John A. MurrelI,
whose name, rs "land pirate" figured
50 frequently IN The press some years since,
and Who was recently discharged from the
pentenisry. he died of consumption, and
denied TO the last moment of his life, that
he was guilty Of The pr.lcipaI charges
against him.
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sEXAroR rRoM oYsLow.

One OF Tho mos; a,rocious acts 10 be perpe,rat.
"a ~ an honorable man. was consumma,sd al tho
meeting Of tho Legislature. II appear, that Mr.
Ennsii, tho Senator from Opslor. presented at
BE o'E1niz7,ian Of tho Sonata 4 certificate o.
rsmbarship which has since tnrncd 90, TO DO a
hr0g II ne nndcpiand the subject tie cor
'f-lts ]. said to have been zen, TO him whilo 4,
Rs'.igh from some unknown source, sud some
af'le Wings WIRE ehirgod @lih having sort ,b.
rsa,b7a,s Now. II this he lruo, VIC .bopld ny
~ tie Sotstor was bright lark 10 70 10 Rsl.
: II without tho proof Or bis being entitled to a
IS, n the Legislature W. suppose he va. in
nsh hurry % Get 10 Raleigh that no forgot bis
,,'i,6sa,e nd h- vote being needed this ,asc was
attempted 10 10 played or to secure his vote r.
Tia ablee, was brouga, before tho Senate and a
Committee sFpo,nicj to examine into the .uhIeet
Tbs Committee reported on tho l7th instant a
f''olot that tho Senator be applied The re.
'o't Of the Committee has thrown tho STANDARD
a'o frat and i rrononnros tho conduct Of tho
malotty OF tho Copmitins az grossly and out.
ngeolsly unjust and Yndetiyc throughout this
Shols matter" Nov. We c-n sec nothing win.
det've N tho report Of ;be majority they nero
y state from al the circumstances before them
that the Senator SIS ei.hu boon guilty Of forgery
mn.ef ar procured j, to be done BY some one
tl'e. lie, ths Senator show tho contrary on his
ual The Senate be, also passed a resolution
that Hr Emmett should 10 heard through counsel
At The bar Of The Senate, and tho repor, was made
The order Of the day Cor Friday the ooh instant
Weshsll refer 10 il again.
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MIR. CLAY.

The Tribune has letter from LeXinr.
ton, stating, that after the Kentucky Elec-
tors had cast their votes, they resolved
to proceed in body from Frankfort to
Lexington, to pay their respects to MIR.
Clay. Accordingly, with a number Of
other distinguished individuals, hey tool,
the cars and arrived at Lexington, where
they were received by large concourse oil
people. The whole company walked out
to Ashland.
Mr.. Clay, when appraised Of their ap.
proach, met them al his front door. The
Electors formed in front of him, while he
stood half way down his steps. The mil
iary formed on each side and in rear of
them, and the lawn was crowded with anx.
ious and deeply affected spectators.
have never witnessed more imposing
scene. You could have heard pin fall,
so thorough was the silence when Mr..
Clay appeared. Mr.. Underwood then
stepped a few PAGES forward and read the
Address of the Electors in clear and dis.
tinct voice, although sometimes appar.
emily almost overwhelmed with emo
ton Mr.. Gays reply was eNlemporanc-
Gus, but | have rarely heard him so felci-
tGus. 1t cannot be remembered and writ.
ten down as !, vas delivered: and then the
effect of his speaking countcnancc, his re.
markable eye, can never be transferred to
paper. Every heart was fu!-cyery eye
suiilsed with tears, when he referred 10 bis
past history, the means used to destroy
him, and his future destiny. He spoke
without the slightest asperity, and trusted
that the Great Father Of US all would still
have us in His holy keeping and dispose
all things for the best. Many Of his poht.
ical opponents were among the crowd, and
seemed deeply affected. Would to God
that all of them in America had been there
they would have been prepared to repent
in sackcoth and ashes for the deep injustice
they have done him.-Fdy. OBS.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

The Wigs rs frLe u. ShelI-.W
have the pleasure Of announcing the Eiec.
lion Of Isaac Joyner Esq. Wing 10 the
State Senate, IN The place OF the Iamenled
Foreman, who so recently died with " his
harness on" The Election took place in
Pitt County, by order Of the Legislature,
on Wednesday last, The llh Instant Mr..
Joyner has taken his seat Register.
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GDaflnffF.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1914.

~Wc nre authorized to announce Col.
WILLIAM II. NEEL, n candidate for
Briradicr General Of the ilth Brigade Of
North Carolina Mili,ia.
TIrWc are sntt orized TO announce Mai RIO.
BERT s. YOUNG, as candidate fl the Of
fee Of Brigadisr General.
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THE REPEAL OF THE 25TH RULE.
The Washington correspondent of the
n. Y. Courier g. Enquirer, gives the fol.
lowing reason for the recent repeal of tho
25Ih rule of the House of Representatives
" 1t is stated TO have resulted from an un-
derstanding between certain Democrats
and Abolillonists, perfected near the close
of the last session Of Congress, by which
the abrogation of this rule was conceded
to the abolitionists, in consequence Of their
promise to use all possible exeriion for tho
defeat Of Mr.. Clay"
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IN tbs town, on the 2lsi instant. Miss MARY
WILKINSON. aged about 9
Aiso, on the 23i inst, SAMUEL c. CAID.
WELL, son Of DR. David I. Caldwell aged a.
bout IS years.
IN this County. on Tie 10Th instant. Mr. JOHN
NlIHERSPuuN, in the C9th wear of his age.
after Lingering illness Of nine months, which TO
bore with rneekness and christian resignation.
Ia this county. on the 30th oil, Mrs EVE
LINE ALEXANDER, consort OF Mr.. Iausc N.
Alexander, Of Clear Creek, aged about 81 years
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PROPOSED MONUMENT TO MR.. CLAY

INNK VI ID N7tN Y VI II '. VI IN = I'4k
The Clay Club of Lowndes County,
Miss. have subscribed SG4l towards Ma
tlonnl Monument to Mr.. Clay, and desg-
mated Board of Managers consisting OF
one in each State, (Bcnj. Watkins Leigh
of Va. Chairman, and W. p. Manoum for
\. c. to carry out the scheme. We hope
il will be carried into effect.
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The Pennsylvania Electors, after voting
for Polk and Dales, united in recommend
ing to Mr. Polk to appoint Mr.. Buchanan
his Secretary OF State
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aTWe extend to our friends the congraiula.
lions Of tho 'cascn. We hope they have enjoyed
a merry Christmas and We wish them happy
Aew Year.
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lie with the Treasurer, the Society adjourn.
ed TO NEE, again on the first Saturday in
February, ls45.
J. W. HAMPTON, Rec. Sec.
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VOTE FOR MAJOR GENERAL.

The following is the vote for Major Gen.
erll Of The 4ih Division Of North Carolina
Militia
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.

FUND FOR THE SUPPORT OF GOV.
ERNMENr.
RECEIPTS
Public Taxes red from Sheriff., S7S.Oi3 %
Tax on Cape Pear Bank. 1889 90
Tax on the Bank Of the State. 2243 %
Tax on Merchants Btnk Of Nswbcrn, 500 50
Dividend Capo Fear Bank, 40 90
Interest on Wilmington X. K. Bonds,
paid by the Company, 800 0G
Sale Of Brick, - 90
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TIE 25rII RULE.

The following Resolutions, in reference
10 the repeal of tile 25th Rule in the House
of Representatives OF the United States,
were introduced BY Mr.. Pickens in the
Senate Of s. Carolnl On VI ,nday las and
adopted by that body:
"Resolred, unanimously, That this Senate
considers The recent movement in the House OF
Representatives in Congress, in relation TO the
reception of petitions TO abolish slavery in any
portion Of this confedoracy, as calculated TO en-
danger the peace of our Siaic--as fagrant out.
rage upon our rights, and decided step towards
the subversion of our institutions, and the dsso
luton Of the Union.
" Resolued, unanimously, That on this subject
We admit no legislative power in Congress, anC
that such leg station will Lo ia fact dissolution o.
the Federal Compact.
"Res0ired unanimously, That If there should
be Legislation on this subject, by Congress, that
the Governor is hereby requested 10 call the
Legislature together, in order to decide upon the
mode and manner in nhlch We shall preserve and
defend our ancient rights and liberties.
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MR.. PoLKs SPEECH AT NAsnyILL

MR.. POLkS SPEECH AT NASHVILLE
During a recent visit TO the Hermitage
Mr.. Polk had the occasion presented Of
making speech. In that he expressed
the following commendable and patriotic
sentiments:
In the position in which have been
placed, by the voluntary and unsought
sutirnges Of my fellow citizens, it will be.
come my duty, MS it will be my pleasure,
faithfully and truly TO represent in the Elk
eculiye department Of the government, the
principles and policy Of the great party Of
the country who have elevated me to il +:
bm at the same time ii is proper that I
should declare, that shall not regard ma
self as the representative IF a party only,
but of the whole people of the United
States. and l trust that the future policy
Of The Government moy be such as 10 secure
the happiness and prosperity Of oil withou
distinction Of party.
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The 81 DOIIars.

/ The Iiouso Of Commons on the 18th instant,
passed resolution, authorizing c. L Hinton, the
Treasurer elect. to call on J. II. Wheeler 10 pay
Into the Treasury the sum Of Eighty one Dollars,
and upon the refusal Of the said Wheeler 10 paw
the said Eighty one Dolsrs, that the Attorney
General Of the State be. and lie is hereby direct.
cd TO bring suit against said Wheeler on his off
eial bond, for tho recovery Of the amount afore
said, by the following vote, ayes 60, noes IL
( On the next day an attempt was made 10 recon.
slider this vote. so that tie resolution nrbt be a
mended, but the House refused to reconsider hy
ayes Gl noes 50 I he people. we should think.
could judge from this whether Col Wheeler is
considered faithful officer SEQ tho report Of
tho Committee Of Finance in legislative pro
eeedngs.
FINANCES OF NORTHCAROLINA.
The following rccapi,ulaiion Of tho various
sources of revenue, exhibits The state Of the Fl.
nanccs Of North Carolina;
LITERARY FUND.
RECEIPTS
Amount on hand. Nov. |, ls43. SC9O43 90
Reed from entries Of Vacant Land, $3.50 Sc
Dividends, BANK Of the Stale, 3I.4IS Il
Bank # Cape Fear 266lo 90
Cape Fear Nav. Com, 1900 90
Principal Of Loans repaid, ~ SAG 80
Interest on Loans, 4617 GS
" by Int Imp. Board, LOGO s.
on Wilmngton X. X. londs pd,
by that Company, 1880 90
on Raleigh and CASTOR Bonds
paid by the state, 9,oIs 90
AucionecrS, sos II
Retailcrs OF Spurious Liquors, 2,i2i 2G
sale of Shingles. 54j 70
AmefecnI't OF K.W Long, SL'fT Of Rowan, 100 90
SlS6 Oj5 Us
DisBrRsEMENrs.
Loan by Library Board, SO 500 &C
Expenses of Board, SIC 90
Attorneys Fee, n W. Miller, IS 90
Printing and Adrrrlis ny. ca 90
North American Review, 8 90
T. |. Myers. accoun, for services. ll9 s.
A. c. Dickinson, work or Pungo Lake
Canal. $50 90
PdId Counties for Common Schools, III ,S97 10
l2l. 722 65 I
Balance on hand, Nov. lsIi 81, 800 10 4
SlsG,O52 O5 .
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IIN,TIJ II
Deduct amount due Public Fund 70,96i %
Amt in Trcas'fs hands, Nov. |, 1871, sii,5 $40 Il
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MAJ. HINTON.

Bynum's aJofiiy. ~
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Bal due Public Treu'r Nov. /, 1874, 56,Gll 60
Bal dueh i'm Nov. |, lsl1. l4.343 81
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we must remark that the majority Of letters from New
Orleans and Mobile speak with more confidence OF 900
600 TO 100 it from parties interested In the
tape alone these opinions emanae, they have be
much general throughout the country and tn,
falling oil the ceipts of cotton at the ports give
confidence their belief and grounds for probability
the medium estimate not being exceeded The receipts
At Orleans show falling of, compared with last
year. OF 227 937 bales At Mobile, where the belief has
been strongest in the receipts being and continuing
Throughout the season great last year the amouni
received up to the 18th instant, exhibits a falling of
a. compared with the last season, of IL ABS bales
In Florida and the Atlantic States the cotton crol
is represented as being nearly all received. TIL,
total discrepancy as compared with last year
34 4s5 bales, as will be by reference the annexed
Fables In the Atlantic ports the quality the cotton
been better than usual color cleanliness and staple
and will rank thus far mddlng fair to fully fair Up o
the nrst week OF the present month"; the remark will
apply to Mobile and New Orleshs since that date, how
lever we are constantly receiving advoes oflage receipts
Vat both these points OF miserable trash which has become
known storm cotton and represented being
Ely merchantabe, and in instances have heard
saes at ten dollars per bale Various estimates made
aof the probable quantity of this description to be
Hat these ports and from what learn is quite like
ay that it may be large enough to have influence
good and sound portion of the CROP and do much
wards making the smallest estimate liberal allow
OF merchantabe cotton for the ending LIST Sep
ltember, 1874" STEWART < WRIGHT,
Cotton Brokers,
corner Wall and Water streets
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-We notice small sales of potts. of ls43 at 81 62J
Pearls are in moderate demand at - 49,
BEEswAx-Sma sales Of prime yellow are made daily
at 800 cents.
LEArHER-At public sale to-day, 1000 sides hemlocl
tanned sole leather sold at the following prices -Lgh
weights good marks l6 l65c; middle do do, Is l6lc
PRovIs,oSs-Ther. is very little doing in pork. Thu
market very heavy and our quotations are with diff
Guilty sustained Prime is held at 81 $751; and mess at
s6 Beef is very inactive. We quote country prime
So %. Prime lard is held at 81 81, at which moderate
sales made.
sueARThere very limited demand for this article
Wenotice sales of Porto Rico at II st; New Orleans
ST a62; brown Havana, 81 a tic; white do, 81 &c.
WHsKEy-Druage casks are in moderate demand at %
cents. Barrels are dull-we quote a43 25c
REAL EsrArE-Saes by auction were made as follows
The house 81 Orange street, and lot, Is feet by 100
vacant lots on the north side Of 18th street. be-
tween 5th and 9th avenues, each 25 feet by 1851
Two story brick house No. Al Vesey street, near
Church street lot 33t by 500 feet. 1885
Four story fire proof brick store os John street. lot
26I feet by co.. :. IL, 81
front and rear by $50 feet deep, running through
TO Crosby street, bought in for. IL 10
Four story stores Nos. and Water street. sal by
Four story brick store s. Liberty street covering
entire lot 2aa feet by 81, bought in for. TAO
Modern built three story house AZ West Washing.
ton Place lot % by lOOfeet ........... 900
No. 10, adjoining, same dimensions. 900
Two story brick front house and lot 100 Clinton St
Grand street; lot 25 by 100 feet. A., lC
Frame house and lot l24 Clinton street; lot 25 by
Lot in 9th street near list avenue s by 100 feet et
House and lot in I'd avenue near Sixth street, % by
Three story building s. Chatham street, near Du
House and lot % Beaver street, 2el feet 'front.' 100 #
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Oxford for Liverpool; Victoria Morgan for LONDON ant
Oaeda Funck for Have all sail to-day Their letter bag
are this Office
from nasnaa. that The .chr Eagle sa Of nobbns,oS, Ne
s% tssi Mobile he asS q sd
ase 5000 filed with water sad ps,zd CI.w saved them
Ma ps S Of J.s . Passqs' III
"aterlogsed, with iorensst standing toreyad across
ss%s rsss d sts s. IF
ouIypo,t Csp5 sy, from Newporw Nov ls Tor savannah
Arr Fall River 27th inst Elizabeth Percy (ae Wluslow
OCEAN 1900 Ss 'F'0''ed' Of and
Henry Clay from Pacific of and for Nantucket down
Two BroSsrs al Me-: Bedford repor.s-spoAe April q Can
s.et' Sid ' .sS d. !.
~ 60 ri; E'sis 49, yea as?
E. w s'$$
haais CS elm do fai F,..sassIs ihs p from Ba.
fs%osihi shisl vessel :eass leak August
1900 NH r,es Capt ssrcE remained at Bahia awaiting
ppsd Oh board other Vessels Left At B. only one
Waverly. Munros NIB at sandw Island. in Oct had
e 81 OIL Ma., Parker, S :. dc Oct had ESQ goo
arr t "a ira, after Oct s 4aus reported B,nthe
BedfJrd.
Minerva, (Br) Barbados for StAndr.ws NB Feb a. lat
30 lon 70 o6aey She Lsxington at this port
Rowena. of and from Philadelphia Feb IS. m-by tn
St Cloud. steering W by s. Feb l2 off II sho, Ksys-by
the Tu,c H. at this port,
Elizabeth GooSins Of New B.diSd. 70 day, from Phad J.
ed with boat she having had her decks sweep, gale
Foreign Ports
Perry NYork dol Eugene Drnkw ate Helen Maria Sweet
%is
xS GssG Ga z, do; sopoas FoHat1n Log Coins il"
,elphis, 10 days; WIN Watson Eskield. %, i5 VIII Lock
s;ief AND Gov he"k"s Monrae ~,s cargo; Fsrss 70
Currency. for York, days, WIN Allen, from St Thomas
d BATH Feb 21s,d France, Lonsa. PEBBLE Havana
Shaw
orthport for NYork. CID F,eishter Blanchard, Cuba
salem, Feb 21aAIr Richmond Kilborn Georgeigwn. DC
lied the Lower Middle i'll off tide Ga Nmrod
Jaso; Milton, York Trnida; Wave Higgins, Caracoa Com
rICieDfuegos
II PRovINcErowS Feb 2s-Ar VIM w Wyer, Portland 70
PnoviDENoE Feb a. Arr Pandora Andros and l. Baldwin
]ThompsoD savanSsh Hector Kmbs; Ofna%eat. 0ats an
sYorE Sid Chal ens-, Portland Arr ath Iassc Xi%y New
y PnApELPHrA, Feb 2e-Below. John Harding from NYorl
iCld Washington. Madison, Oreans: A Lord, P w Ha
s"s Gss an xms ,,.,
Il Ann, Paine, Newark.
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Passengers Arrived.
Sus1uehannah-Mr Cornwall
Foreign lmp0s tstl0ns.

LIyERpooL-Barque Blackness( Before eported)-oo
focal w Newman-23 casks S KIN, IronsiGes co3O bbs
pdse 10 do soda Meyer93 bbls ties Wilson Brown-2
cks Lee36 do Poultney Jenkins Winkley-
iron seal skins 100 bd 10 cks do bids lea
ether no bars iron order.
BRsMEN-ship Ader-Msrchansss &c to Victor Achel,
3-V Renne-F Schmidt Muller COG kreymbeIg
co-E Wisncke.J BIockel%snoE ssnder-S K9hn;
rs Drsyer-Bmstlei- Koop e9-OeIchs KIuserINol,s.
Nos Brown PhiisdephiaoM cke Pate CO. doc VEIN Do
1Schesinger Henschen DOWN Geisse sons dow {eht
IS Sayea, dol Stuart co--F Ihop ecken Il coWtiiam
Maenkrodt. Baltimoe-Brown Focke, do-Sellman Kp.
Apelmeyer, do-A Rolker co-Rener Mecke-G Siemon
4-Wm Holber,on-Lieary Dusrns-bohn kIuser1f dnor.
1Tecken Phi adephia-Gorton, Hodges Coo Born
yeo.Edw@ds Stoddard Bos' on vosin COW Won
~ ldst.ip-E Popre- Boker-J EIaenpatseh1cCI
sami Cochran Bach-dss skins and various
Jpkgs mdse TO order. =,
CADz-B, rque Svea2 cks wine 80 mats Stalker Coz
Lasas-l Schermerhorn Banker-30 bb olives
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