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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06
Scenes Of Violence and Horror in the
Rl0Ody South,

Fainl AssauH.-We announce with sincere re-
gret the violent death Of our old and highly esteem
ed citizen, Col D. II. Twogood' From some
cause, Mr.. T., who was present at meeting az
Banks Arcade, on Saturday evening i"s'' aotoJ
that Mr.. L. C. Hornsby, also present, had acteG
in an nnbecoming manner. The parties met,
words nassed, and Mr. r. was felled to the floor
and slammed upon the head and Breast at the en-
trance of the gallery for the accommodation oil the
ladies. He was picked up by his TRENDS anu
carried to a bed. Soon after, medical ana was
carried in, and every attention rehoere" 'lo w.
ooasod who linoered until O'Clock yesterday
morning when he expired. -NeW- orleans &C.
lluyder-We learn from the Richmond (hy')
Review, that on the morning OF the pun u''
colored girl of that county was r IQunu III
with her throat cut, and entirely IItelesS. COZ
ored man has since confessed the crime, and M
nlicated two others Ga woman and GRID as accom-
nlices They have all been lodged IN jail
Fatal .Afrav-Mr. John Adams, merchant and
p NJ. at Decatur (Ala) recently engaged IN
street fight with Nathaniel B. Johnson Sherlf1 Oh
Newton Co. which resulted in the death OF the lof'
: NOR bv beinp stabbed in the abdomen with KNIFE
. johnson has given himself into the hands OF th'
authorities.
Q Mortal .Afray.-A mortal combat took place OF
h Tuesday last, between Mr.. Samuel WlmDlsh an
5, John Baker latter son-n-law of the former an
both planters in the parish of w est fenclama' "eI
~ the mouth of Bayou Tunca, Louisiana MI
;" Wimbsh, was shot in the head with pistol Dal
81 and expired in few minutes. They were Dol
CHI much esteemed. NeD- Orleans Bee, Fe6. ~
-. .afray-On the Goth ult. Mr.. John Bell
az Alexandria, louisiana discharged pistol loade
el with buckshot at negro wench, named Lees
ne who struck him on the head with an IRON POKE
e- and shot her in the side. Bell was held to ball
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance next ia
.. -New- Orleans Picaywle.
for another Death from Prise Fighting. Jill Fol
who fought in prize match with Tom y ~ Do nf
The at NewOrleans on the @2d ut has aleu o orr,
the injuries then received. O'Donne has been ARE
the ted. 1t will be remembered that Ford was -
1er of the seconds at the killing of mccoy, Weslch'
ma ter county, New-York, and fled in consequence
1r TO meet a similar death himself.
ms us MURDER The Tuscumbi North AIananl
~ SAYS James NJ Bowling, residing near MG 2 ,
~ Hope, in Lawrence county, was shot through
body and almost instantly killed, by some PesSo
la' unknown, a few days since His body was LOU lou
lGl soon after his death, his own plantation "O'
lkS' three quarters of a mile from his residence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06
POETRY
from the American Freeman.

From the American Freeman
EmancinatiOn Of the Slaves in Antigua
See Channing's .anniosrsay Address.
It was soft and balmy eve, in the golden summer
time, "a.
And the fire-Ay's light was dancing bright IN that
delicious cline,
And the silver stars looked gaiiy uo""' "9 '"0's"
thew smiled to see
The JOY so sweet, from heaf'S '"0' O0"'' WIN
born ecstasy;
And thrilling strains Of rapture high proRe on the
silent air,
From sable throng, as they moved along to the
holy house of prayer;
And the white teeth shone, and the dark eye HUSH
cd although the tear would start :.
From the fountain strong though hidden long, III
the crush'd and broken heart. .I,
,Twas strange, strange sight in that starry HiS"''
that sable band to see; ,,.,
What brought them out, with song anu sno"''
twas the boon Of Liberty!
And now subdued, these children rude the sacre"
Il & dome had trod,
And each clad ear was turned to hear the hoiy
man of God.
Nougbt save the sob, and the full hearts throf,
disturbed the quiet there,
While soft and calm, as healing balm, went up
the cloud of prayer, t.
That halowed night Of deep delight, they Wat'
and watch, and pray,
Until should tell the midnight bell, their gloron:
freedom day.
That hour! oh nought on earth could orihg ''no'i
er like to this,
To those dark ones, in speaking tones, were l'Def
ty and bliss, olin,
Hank it's the time the midnight chime IS pe"''":
all around, 100
And PROSTATE fall the negroes all, in prayer upo
the ground ca
Oh! who shall paint, in language faint, the jOytu
jubilee .ho .;1;o,s
"You are .freem c,,
Dear hope Of years all bathcd in tears, like a fol
est tempest stirred,
Uprose that throng, and deep and long, thankSgN
ing's strain is heard. 49,, ,,
Prize they not freedom? look again, behold the
wild delight
The bliss that shone, each brow upon, as bathed
in heavens light;
From the burning throne, the thunder's tone, al
the vivid lghtning's FINE,
To mercy's hour, Of midnight power, in high a
proval came,
And angels gaze, with songs of praise, Gods il
age there to see, -,
With head erect, in self-respect, repeating
are freen' r.
March 2, 1914. M d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Green Mountain Freeman
Th e G. C N e terry,

All nature is huyhed in sober stiffness, and the
evening zephyrs withhold their pfea'"' nc u '"'
ches of the willow hang mountu.y over the graves
of the departed, and nought but the silent con- CO..
verse of the stars give token of animation Inc
scene wakens up the kindIiest feelings ofthe heart
and ybrales a string deeply in unison with the
bolowed precincts of vision. Here lie the forms
Of those beloved in life; the moss-grown graves
are over them, and the rough-hewn stone betokens
to the passer-by that the dead sleep there; and II
nerchance his soul is fired with slnless sympathy
he pauses and reads, and weeps,-he knows no
why
Williston, March %, 1884
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

The Mosr UNHApPY.-The King Of Persia
conversinp with two philosophers and his ylzler'
asked, What situation Of man is most TO pc , Ge-
p i One of the philosophers replied, that
It was old age accompanied by poyGrty the OiGes
that was have body oppressed oy bu
r rss i f heovy misfortune The vzer, however
r%n 1l that he knew condition far more to be
pited cit is that, said he, &c of him VINO mas IA
BASED through life without doing good and VINO
Unexpectedly surprised by death is sent TO appeal
before the bar of the Sovereign Judge oil an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06
sam,uc, OEaolvvick's Es tate.

State Of vermont, In PTo5ate C01Tt 60ayh az
Rsndolpb District, S. Randolph in and for said dis
trct ON the 24th day of February A. D. 1874, Levi
TToLrn administrator on the estate Of Samuel Chad
wick late Of Randolph in said district deceased applied
oons 70 sell ali the real estate of said deceased in
ondng the reyerson of the widows DOVER for the pay
men Of debts and expenses of settlement of said esate
and the same appearing necessary It is ordered 'has salG
onnlcaton be heard at the Registers Office, in Randolph
IN cid district on,the first Tuesday of April next and
that the heirs and all interested in the estate of said de-
ceased be notified hereof by publication Of this order in
the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, three
weeks successivoy as may be, that they may p
pear if they see cause at said time and place. and give
bonds for the payment of said debts ageeaPy 10 ne pro-
&c Tho statute in such cases made. BY the Court,
''''0D' - P. PERRIN, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

Do fishes evey nink?-We think they do think,
for one stopped to think once, after aPPto%cnh lug
'onr hoit Win Tie evident intention OF blthg pul
he came TO the conclusion that he might just as
we'll let it alone. So we thoughttoo. NOW II 'hat
he 'e'' tS 6 .' English paper
AN T111No1s WEDDING. "Will you take TINS
woman to be YOUR welded wife :" said magistrate
who was placing the indissoube knot OF matfllho-
nv on couple mutually attached to one aho.nol'
"Wall, said the groom, toollsn IooKins ouos0
lner, you must be green Jun TO ask Sucn
as that ar. Do you think I'd be such a plaguy
GoI oId fellow, as not to 90 to the bar hunt, ana
take this cal from the qutin' fro!c, II WASH
conscriptiousy sartin and determined TO nave ecI
Drive on with yer Dizziness, and AK no more 1907
ish questions"
4 leap Wharf.-The editor of the Temperance
Herald published at Camden, >. Z: on the mrs
day of its appearance announced to MS iar reouoi
that the present being leap year, conferred uPoi
them certain privileges, amongst whIc9, was Una
= Of having their addresses to the gentlemeh-any
whom, should he be so ungraclouS anu unsI, an
as not to receive them favoraby, forfeited MS nole
and watch. The paper had been lSsue9 NV a e.
- hours when Miss Lydia Green entered me olhce
. made proposals to the astonished edltoF ana ue
y monded his hand or the forfeit tic freely rein
ouished his grey horse s. patent lever rather Una
Telinouish the right Of making selection for nm
d self, whilst the lady appeared to be equally we
,e pleased with her bargain
r your tea reminds me very forcibly ofthe gardf
Id of Eden ,...,
y. Really sir you are very complimentary
Not at all ma'am.'
h, please inform in what respect-'
IS 'It is we'll WateredP
70 re, Shocking Stncide.-Mr Shuabel Wales OF TX n
N. Roxbury VT, copmitted suicide by shooting HI
hit self on the 18th instant.
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Boston. Peb 8, 1874. OWL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

g ola Dominion" jealous tec-totaller, had re-
ooUt t% addressed addressed state temperance convention
witty with thrilling interest; and what was better still
T that his gs had recently entertained large party
Of the elite of Richmond, on tee-tota Prnclp ,t
Tins ms said Mr. P, ace are coming up IN the 'oor'@'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ALLEGoRY.-A hummng
bird once met a butterfly, and being pleased with
ma made lean an offer Of perpetual friendship.
81 cannot think Of it," was the reply, " as, you
once spurned me, and called me drawing dolt,p
"ImpossbIe," exclaimed the humming bird. 81
always entertained the highest respect for such
beautiful creatures as you"
Perhaps you do now," said the other, 81 but
when you insultcd me, was a caterpillar. SO lei
me give you this piece Of advice: Never insult the
humble, as they may one day become your supe'
riors."
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TO Advertisers.

Business men and others who have occasion .n VI
advertise, may promote their own interests, ana ana
helm sustain the advocate Of Liberty, by making
the Freeman their medium Of communication WIN
the public Our circulation is good ana Terms
reasonable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

The WAY IT'S DONE IN MIssIssIpPI.-Mr Per-
CIV Howe thus presents himself as a candidate for
Congress from De Soto County Mississippi:
Fellow Ctizcns-Such. an opportunity as the
present one of honoring honest merit, and, at the
same time honoring yourselves generally and the
State particularly, does not present itself oftener
than once in a century. DR.. Franklin, the orna-
ment of the last century, died on the 9TH of April
1890; intend to institute no odious' comparisons
TO my contemporaries, history and posterity, be-
longs the pleasing and sacred duty OF Designating i
will fearessly (and, | trust, modesty) assert thai
if YOU want an open, candid, uptemporizing, thor
ough going republican-an opponent Of all banks Ks
I bonds and bubbles-a genuine, unadulterated re-
pealer, radical, real, straightforward, stand-up-to
the-rack- fodder subteranean repuai
a+o no r,onprel-no neutral-I AM YOUR MAN !
far me Won viii cast your votes and if you cleo
me. / viii serve you jealousy, faithfully ana Il
the hest of my abities-so help me God
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

Gains counteuance changed; the tears rolled e,,
down his cheeks; he took the money with many
thanks; became quiet man, and was hearu u
swear no more,-S. S. Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

and ever? And hast thou no compassion tor 'ha i
soul? No desire that God may be glorifed IN MS
splvatiou' Thou art aSteepH!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-06

THE LAW OF KlNDNEss.-When Isaac Hopper Top fa
lived in Phodepha his %ttontG ho WAS WAS T emarka
BE for pr anity Neither persuasion nor robgke
had any effect change his bad h@e o1 o%G ag
and pournr forth volfoys Of oaths that made one
shu chm Having faith in fines and consta6les;
Hopper took him before magistrate who fined
him for blasphemy c.;a ,,ho,, bo
bod not soGn for long time His outward APP
pea a sS was much changed for the worse; his
were as @sd and Sso p'IHiS H. Smpei u
shook hands and spoke kindly to the folorn being,
"Dost thou not remember me, said, the Quaker,
how had thee 9l nS flor i% Dsd well gii
II ts ,vere yasrerday.n "Wel, did it do thee any
good?o @No, never bit; it made me mad tic
have my money taken from me-"
4 Hopper invited Cain to reckon up the interes
! on the fine, and paid him principal and interest =
''t meantit for thy good, Cain, and am sorry
. did thee any HARM"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-08
Cotton Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 29The sales of Cotton on satrr.
day amounted about $500 bales at the prices paid
before We have received from England to the 10th
nit being three days later than the last accounts The
Liverpool market had declined 3D. owing to advces from
this side which represented the crops as likely to turn
out larger than was previously expected The steamers
is due, and will probably reach us to-day
should there be no failure of the mail.
MOBILE, April 29-The market continues very quiet
with little doing, and percepble change in prices
both parties awaiting the arrival of foreign advces by the
steamer at Boston
CHARLESTON, May 4.The highest point Of the decline
Is chiefly on the inferior and middlng qualities of which
the principal transactions of the week consist the finer
grades being quite neglected. Total sales of the week
6772 We quote Liv Classification. inf and ord 81
middlng middling fair q fair fully fair, n s.
In regard to these quotations. it suggested to that
might perhaps, be difficult to effect purchases to any
large amount of the fair and fully fair qualities although
the few that had been made were at those rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-08

ship Asbburon, Hu,tsston, Liverpool Grune Minium
ob'qnes Ergere Eiscoe, Vera Cruz, Bargous brothe
Co; Reform, Tiyou, Mobile f. ID ilurbut Co-Brlgs New
Jackson Savannah ohn Ogden-Schr Rochester, Johnson
Baltim re. Johnson & Lowden
Arrived.
Bamue Condor, Ward 10 days from Mayaguez, nth sugar
10 Alsop X CAsuncey.
Brig Pedraza Huchnson 90 days from Porto Cahello with
2,3 Z, e'ise iS hides . Hsmonys Nephews CG goth
(beore repced wstercrged and abandoned-every thing
movable taken awsysSpipes of gin in her hold.
Brig Token tSy h;,. Gays from Porto Cabell', with
Brig yand,la Wall tcf Warren, Mel days from Ntur-
las. with rnolas SEES, xc 10 Holt Owen
Brig Tam OShapser Thofnas % days from Cuacoa with
coffee and hides, to J Fou'ke son. 49,
Brig Diploma, Fye 20 days from Guayama WIKI "a hhds
bbs srga hhjs mosfses to Lasa La 49, Ion 6I 30
Brig Wcic6lt, GsrlSef DAY: fam ysrmilon Bay. La
sris CoroliaeE PIam Rice e drs from Apalschicoa
sTi Dn9s RoS9,an hours f,~n Charleston. with cot
Bris Georgiars, Bede days fro Savannah, with cotton
Scsr Vestrv Morrison 81 diys from Dry Ha'bor Jam with
All 90 pento wood 10 do usiic ., How aad
~ nwa The was lowed up by PHO, boat 4 ii Smi h.,
having her sails and SUSTAINED other damage by running
the brig Pdrsz Yesterday while laying at anchor of the
Hook Tie r lost jIbbocm
Sch hdane, Linsco from Havana April a. with 1913 hds
I1oiasses to Spofofd, Tileston CO.
schr Julia Martha, Pnkhsn, ~ days from st Cfox witt
sugar, master.
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,d rLs T.. Api port Venice Gill; and Prudent Eager
Poscr PR. April 23-n port, Oueda' for NYork, days,
Wl L9skhart AID Emily Cummings. Whitney, for Phiis-
posJo CABElLo. April sIn port, Anita, Baker for Bo.
cSGm April ssa pS Chancellor; ,s Collins, and A1 ~
s' 81
ST HrLEsA, Feb g7-sd Boneo, from sumata for Ro;te
d,m
"a & & Macas s s.s via r'ans
TrsrI. April Arr Merchant, Murphy, Baitimors It'll
ToRnAT xcrii io~0n Rabeon Kernsdy, HAVE for New
Dreams.
md sap aGS Ysl a
Ag R, Helen Mar sa
:,oxina. Perdeion, do
yds Nary ME o9 %%ses sYaf 9sT
BSg =; rce1own Camden; Grampu' NYoIk Sid, Charles
s.aSs NJ, sMbsas sns N 3 p.
@aG'ss M da conn., sssss. As. 4
sss,;a NJ: ss,s.' Mach nS.pd E~f
Ley,n Brown Msrssaa,s seth uit; xnsas Di BAL.
iS" 81" s & l:
%%1S S@ As sal
' stSTi e..
a;. s $s
bridge Hail. and Page Taylor York; Nicksrsou
thews Phed; VIM Rogers, Taylor, do; Squire Brothers
Sieelman phad Utica, Bearse Albany ADD Troy; Greean
Ny y, BsDrS.D "a Massgq. complete
dguy, Rrown sachem, Hunt and WIN Penn, Kelly NYork
f Ss sd s%s; aasy kssns soa
Bait ,or. Mary Howud Perry. Phil.d lphis phil, e.,
sosso% SYoh for Sd Cha. caio
pRoyIpESor May 4Arr Mary Lydia, Toiier Elizabeth
Si,y Nc H., s7, IA Ann Tyler P.~Se sOshpOif Gorsa%
CALEDONIA s Abaay Pr Ss Gs. BSanb an
Arr May 3, President, Wilbor Norfolk; Fair Play Rogers
Norfolk Cornna Handy Bal,imore; RadeHf. wl,sy Ron
Ws, r'S Mary p1ysSS sfy
sp 5s%:. s ssd ME-
ton 40; Msyeo To%'in do Leande Johnson York; Jas
j. Vincent Boz
Flash Lake: SYort; Gen Lafayette JAWS saySTcof Nom
RIcHMoNp, Msy6-Ar A Lane a.ter. Loyslaud. orlns
NarIagsusstt, .ksr, Boston Below Washington Adams
coc Portland tmo. %Sssasnd
S and @ Van glider N3cH "'0'
Ro5 oy Mesh Hys1psc II Te@eS
Havre; Brewster Doane Boston, Harriet Brown,
Np; Goa Reid " ndss AR ID F Blown. We,br"oG
Havana SID And-iett [swl Dahlmau, Altwerp; Car
,,sAyASsAH, May s-Ar savannah, Hawlsy. NYork, CT,
b. r Glef Liverpool sid lmpo,,er Br McPhe.on an,
| Arr I'd. Teazer, Glidden NOrieans
MOBILE, ril 30-Arr Viola, Jameson, Bo,t,n; Vernon
Kelly and Meamon, Ashby, NYork CID Elizabeth. Allen
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Died

On Tuesday, It'll inst ISABELLA youngest daughter of
Mrs. Kroy, aged II years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at.
tend her funeral from the residence of her mother, 10
Orchard street, tomorrow afternoon at Al O'Clock.
On Monday evening 9th inst. of consumption, JAMES
CARROLL the youngest of Mrs Eleanor Pinkerton in
the oath year of his age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
pectiuy invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon
O'Clock, from his late residence, 35l Water street.
On Tuesday morning. 7th inst of scarlet fever ELIZA
Co. only daughter of Jonathan and Jane T. Burr aged
year and six months,
On Tuesday It'll inst DAVID EVANS, Sr. in the 74h year
Of his age
On Monday, 9th inst. at his residence 27S Madison
street. after painful illness Mr. EDWARD STACK formerly
arespectabe merchant Of Trslee, Kerry, Ireland Mr.
Stack bore all times high character for integrity and
moral worth, which invariably insured him the
gard Of q numerous circle of friends
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the above named place. at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-08
PREPARE FOR SUMMER.

NOV the time purify and brace the physical system -
~ enable il hsar against the enervsng heats OF
The coodition OF the blood at the expiration o.
inactive ycrspAtion during that ~s'on sna
other causes state resist dsssse ~.
the este powers. which generally over ssed oy u ~.
petite IN cold weather their foil IN 'sct =.
The Of the animal machine to meet ner se blood lie
cessay as a change OF clothing To pure rom wv
unhealthy particles aud mIa TO- u NOR r ar ,he
give the stomach and esI. v.,sm r., ,hs Fam
p,gp of summer there preparation =" snc .
ssrseprlla For further particulars ano e. & !.
OF II. suprror value and efficacy see pamphe wheh ""S "
ea % S .o,5 no ssale and re,a by D. sands
d,ugqs, Fulton at. New fofk-Sold also ~
Broedvsy, n East Bfoadway, anu oy ur"sh.u Sc
through the United statsai nv
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rore:g, snlp0ysasiDnS

PoRTO CABELLo-Brg Toten-'6 ipdigo 2i' bags
coffee Aymer Y colo Dc y q Smel-l5 Smaey Wal o.
II II " STith-43 w Hitchcock-4o Maitland, Comre < CO
loo q Dous lass-I52 Arang urep-l50 Cram
MAyAGuEz-Baque Condor35 bhds sugar so do molasses
Alsop 4 Chsunc.y--l hore M Faes.
CuRAcoA-Brg Tam OShante-70 bales skins 500 bbls
salt cyewood FOUL sonl3 bis skins Boon-n
Graves * Cos bxs cnnhineal Hoyer.
NEuAs-8rq Van9slis-l43 pcs mahogany 6 sticks cedar
90 usc &c bxs 26 lids AZ hhds moIses
dos bbls honey Holt Owen-4 Brett Vose5 Spotfod
4 Tile,tin.
Pososschr Pampliso-9o hhds sugar spoford & Teston
-2S do mo'asyes o
ST CRoNSch- julia Marba--l0i hhds sugar 20 punch's
Aymar co.'s hips bbls molasses bbs
gar order.
AIsAisohr Challenge 1879 tYs exac. logwood 223 bis
grass &C hides &c bdls e0o otis Bouoh.ud The
baud
MArANzAsSchr Nassaua bbls molasses o72 pine apr les
pine apples so bunchcs bansnns, Cropsey Gilmartin
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots very dull at previous quotations
We have change to give in peasS4 % is all that can
be obtained
BEEswAx-Prime yellow northern is in fair demand for
export at 29s 30c The supply taken fast as it
rives.
CorToN-The market has been very inactive today,
the total sales amounting to only about 600 bales entirely
to spnners at slight reduction at the
close of last week Exporters show disposition to en-
ter the market.
HAy-The receipts down the river continue large.
Common qualities are in demand at SO a 3ic.
WHIsKEY-D Drudge casks are held at l2t 23c. Prison
barrels we quote at 235 24c
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SHIP NEWS.
annf ~ rn MAIL.

puu,psty uu. May AR Duleme,, Cbeysisr D Dek-
Yer Hand; Danl BheI Baker and North Amees' ha" Ne~
RiI,mor, NAV GAR Mary Marton, New Orleans; Ida,
Roston: shamrock smith Messina; Gertrude, Glrdy,
M.yasu,r ks, AUBREY, fhapdsI Mob,e EsroIesn Ellis
egig Ws,eb,m Mass Martha Elizabtth rromwell, Tri-
n,dsd Below PouItnev Noust, from RIO Grande.
SIsy.NpRIa, May 4-sd Victory New York; Virginia,
Boston ,,,.us
10 ds Sailed Rowena Williams for Ocracock, and Rodmsn.
Cobb. NBedford.
John Hons Of Warren Me. I'm NOrleans bownd to Bos-
ton, out II d.. April ~, lat 5 81, lon "a .
Sabae Backingfon I'm NOrlesns bound to New YORK. out
II ds, Atr.l 20. lat "a 90, Ion so 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-08
Domestic ImpOrtations.

APALAcHcoLA-Brg & PIst-l0s bales cotton Bronson
40 oit Co.'S Boorman. Johnson * co-l43 Brown
Parmelee kilhun Rogers bxs tobacco jenkins Hon
Eins-i * mdse shop Swift ,-cedsr En- nueI-i bds
sampiesC oomb 4 seliu--i do TO order.
VERMILLroN BAY-B:ig Wolcot-il0 hSds 2io h,ls
Issses Marsh Comptony5 hhds Roberts Williams
loo bris moasses Depey,te Whisnarsh2O hid,
order.
CHARLEsroN-Bris Dimon-30 casks rice Durham Dmon
10 do Shapero6 bales rc'ton Victor Duckwitz.lo,
w Hstch-l S mdse j Berey-2 Fay-- WV
cthi Lee q Brewster-5 Forbes l. AlleH-l CA k
beeswax 26 hampers to order
DARIEN-Schr Roswell King-246 bales Lawrence
FL Coli