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postponed until-l o'clock to~morrow, and
that the sergeanJ-at-arms retain the clerk
fn custody meanwhile, allowing him such
4libeay as was needful to elucdGte his ac,
counts,
Mr.. Burt moved toanend by adding that
in the meanwhile the functions of Mr.. NJ
Nulty as clerk be suspended.
Mr.. Petit, OF Ia, made a furious assault
upon that part Of the resolution which di-
reCts the detention Of the Clerk in the GUS
tody Of the sergeant-at-arms.
After some further discussion vote was
taken on this part Of the resolution, and it
was struck out by 90 to rs.
The resolution was then read anew
1t postpones the subject until tomorrow,
and suspended meanwhile the functions Of.
Mr.. M'Nulty as clerk, and directs that his
duties be performed by b. b. French.
Mr.. Petit moved to strike out so much
as relates to the suspension Of the clerk.
There was further discussion.
The motion to strike out was finally
Withdrawn.
The resolution was then adopted and
sthe House adjourned,
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TILE CARROLLTON CLUB

Win convene at w. r. Loyd's School
Room, on MONDAY evening the Cd Feb.
at o'clock, when the following question
will be discussed:
"ls Society more indebted 10 Females than
to Males, G,,' is moral and intellectual eic-
yuiOR"
Affirmative. Negative.
Matit & Dunbar. Davis & Burger.
Aa Essay by Mr. Alers on National Car
rency; and Mr.. John Sinclair, on Associa-
ton. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited
to attend.
W. R. LLOYD, Sec'y. pro. tenn.
Jan. 81, AS.
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EUGENE.
Yours, &c.
From the Frankfort Commonwealth.
CASSIUS NJ. CLAWS POSITION IN RE-
GARD TO SLAVERY

I
CASSrIrs NJ CLAWS POSITION IN RE
r,pn rO or ,vrDv
"Al'D -" OLA LA
l. B. Stevenson, Esq
Slf'--l ask the liberty to make
/ through your columns, summary state
mehlol my views upon the SUBJECT OF slave
ry. bya portion 0l hepeoPie Of hiSHtate,
J. ne yer expect to be iarly represented.--'
10 the great mass el the people who have
no "Interes:' suPpressIng truth, would
! appeal against the calumnIes OF unscru-
PuiouS P"ttIZahS.
9'a'G'y Is 'iiun'ciPal 'hStdu''on' II
rN'SsS ,I .! 10 o'nFI y I'shI Gnu tenure 'hoh
'"I '.oi ''"''oIl ol ' h'n.ueN!' ,.,,.
= "'!' 2PFoH'" u "'II,''"s SEW l"IueIS
~ ''ie'' S'@IVS "y any OWE, ''i'H NoIIS'''"-
t'o''&' an" 's"' '''e%''S' VI course 'np,,, l
nave no ~ 'IP''"{ loF V'o1' VINO "ouIo HID
Grey we S'o'eS oI NF"I'th$ III o''''F ways
''%'V "o 'o"'eAot WIN any lh'", Vi
Se' oI men VINO "0u'u Sa"CIo'' OF u4GeFI
t'he '"f l,'' 9o I'oeIo.'o' OF saves q IlPeI
"ouu' " my ueS'anc' 10 uIf STATE "' hrn
'ucNy' 10 resist Wy IoIce II necessary all
SoTn Ti, .Ho'S' =, &c.,,
w 'i''e lo'u 'd"' 'he n'e9 o'a'PS Con-
H'''0'op ~. h.7 no power 10 e7'2DilHh slavery
VI III 'l' D'''.'' o' |o."lno', OF IN lne lef-
IiVolIpS' Or III any pace o. us exclusive Su-
Pr5n@cE so contrhd' mat III the States
once admitted INTO the Union and thereby
become soperclgN and mdcFcadcnt, Con-
Sress mas oPoWeror nght to interfere with
F,.f i, 4 -
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GA-ITon. ], R, Gddngs, viii receive
'our thanks for the Report of Professor
Morse on his Electro Magnetic Telegraph,
and the application of florida for admit
tance into the Union.
Our Representative in the Legislature,
Judge McEdcwy, will also receive our
thanks for the speech orWIiam Johnston,
Esq. of Cincinnati, Formerly OF this place.
on Female Education, delivered at Column
bus this winter. 1t is such production
as might be expected from the known and
acknowledged talents of Mr., Johnston.
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composed of the tcountiessof Knox, Frank
lin, and Licking; that, although in that dis
trlct Tod's majority for Governor was some
600 votes, Columbus Delano, whig, was
elected by 70 votes majority over McNuIty.
McNulty received the ardent support of
the Rev. Samuel Medary, and the whole
Iocoloco party machinery at Columbus.
During the whole campaign we heard
much from the 'sOhio Statesman" about
the pipe laying of the wings; The immorali-
W Of Henry Ctoy, ond1he religious bigotry
Of Freiiaghuysen, but we heard nothing
from that source Of the immense amount
of public money thrown broad cast over
the district, to aid in the election Of McNuI-
ty. We some time since observed that Nc
NuIty had notified DeIano, that he wculd
contest his seat in the next Congress. If
gets justice, we think no one will
contest his right to the sea that law and
-5stice will assign him.
DR.. Tobias Watkins, 4th Auditor of the
Treasury, was found by General Jackson,
when he came into power, to bee dclauIter
ONE three to Jou thousand dollars, the
man was kept in prison year
lter year. Will McNulty share the same
ate! We shall see!
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Road ,AOt ice,

There will he pg1jwcn presented IA
he Commissioners Of 'Ca7roIl county
EheIr'neKt session. for a wi9w Of a cotn-
~ road, 10 confluence at ihe line he.
tween Jacoh Shoreraud Charles Miller
on the MahIon Beatty road in BrowW
township. thence The nearest aud hest
route near the North Erst corner ofJas
cob Sharer's land in said township,
thence South along the line betweea
Jacob Sharer and John Cook to inter
sect the Lisbon and Philadelphia graGI
near the finger boards.
January n, T845.
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SANTA ANNA.

The latest advices from Mexico is that
tthe Congress have fairly deposed Santa
Anna. aud passed an act Of out-lawry
against him, authorizing him 10 be taken
dead or alipe. lie will escape from the
country ifthe passes ure not well watched.
lie was at ihcheod oiun army OF 6,OO0
,men and Parades a, the head of 9,O0O-
IAN engagement was expected daily. In
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TREATY WITH CHINA.

The treaty made by Mr.. Gushing, our
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PIenipotentary to the Celestial Empire,
was ratified by the Senate Of the U. States
without a dissenting vote.
1t is believed that the treaty confers great
advantages on our commercial men, in
trading with that great, and heretofore al
most unknown people.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31

Charles y. ClGa, Esq.,, has been elect
ed Judge Of the Superior Court of Cincin-
natl, By the Legislature Of this State
Whether he will accept the appointment
or not we do not know. Mr., Coin once
represented this district in Congress. He
is gentleman and scholar and good
lawyer, and bis appointment will do honor
so those who conferred It.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners OF COr
roll county al their March session, l945,
pravIng for an alteration Of The road
leading from } James Forbes Mill to Ersl.
port Said alteration 10 commence at
the line between John Eleacocls, Son.,
and James Johnston, and from thence to
lnlsrsecl the road leOdtng from S'euben
vile 10 New lladelpha at or Us near
the ltne. between Rrssou Soneman ard
WiAlam Clark as Il road can bemsde
PETITIONERS.
Ian 81, iS45
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Books, Books.

The subscribers are receiving a fresh
supply OF School Books, among which
are RAYS Eclectic Pad and 3 Arithme.
tic, Western Calculator, Coms,ock's
Philosophy, Missouri Harmony, &c.
Cheap for pnyln hand
CUMMINGS & AKERS.
Jan 10. lS45
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SANDS SARSAPARuLA.-ThO amount of
suffering relieved 10y this invauabIc prepa-
ration is without Il parallel in the history of
medicine. Thousands have been restored
to health by its healing und regeneraUng
efficacy, who were considered past 4he
remedial means, Gs various certificates
heretofore published abundant prove. It
has received theentirc appreciation ofniony
practitioners in ttisand Other cities, and its
rapid grow tn in theestimation Of the public
has placed It beyond the reach Of detrac-
ton or the eeliorts OF competition. Diseases
which arise from impurjty Of the blood or
vitiation Of the humours generally, such as
ScrouIa or Kings Evil Rheumatism and
Incipient Gout, Salt Rheum and other cu-
,lUneous diseases, Fever Sores, Internal Ab-
scesses, Fstulas, Caronic CatCwUh UIcera-
ton of the Throat and Nosrjls, painful
Affections of the Bones, Chronic InAammu-
ton of the Kidneys, Female Dcrangements,
General Debility and prosration of the sys-
TEN, are all removed by its use.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence of its superior value, and efIlcu-
'cy, see pamphlets, which may be obtained
oiagents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by A. b. SANDS Il CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York. -
Price 81 per bottle. siKbottlcs for SIS.
For sale also by X. JACKSON, Carroll
on, Dino.
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Tie &ate # Ohio, CarrcU Coums, ~
COURT or COMlMON PLEAS
ParIlomcn Van Hora. J
US P.iitIor tz
Qnesqne Van Horn, ct. ais \ Partition.
Qaesqae Van Horn, whose res,d,ocs
ia unknown, John Van Il ro aod Ann
Van Horn, Of Caro- county, Ohio; and
Pariiamen Sbswter, Margaret AunSb.w.
vrr, aud Thankful Shaver, oil Harrison
county, Ohio, will >ake notice that ne
urlon was Ibis day flied agains; item in
The Court of Common Pleis, by Par,,a-
men Van Horn, ard is niw pea Iiox
wherein the SAID Pariamen Vtn Harn
demands partition Of the following Real
Estate, in this county. 10 wit: The south
east quarter OF section 10. township Is
range 4 and that Al The n xt term oC
said Court application will be made Nv
said Parijamen Vac Horn, tor an order
that partition may he m de Of sad ore
mises. VAN BROWN.
Au'g for Demandaut,
Gan 81, lS45-6W
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O.rFroncis Combs, sCn Of Gen. Combs,
'ofKy., and formerly one of the Santa Fe
prisoners, was murdered few days since
10y man named O'Benia, at Point Coupcr,
La The affair happened near the ponta-
ton of Mr.. Combs, and the quarrel origi-
mated about the killing Of a dog The
murderer is in Jail.
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FPAIbORITIM.
WILLIAM E'AlGR.

Would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has COM
mcnced the above business in theroom oc-
cnPjed by Burger K Gantz as Ilatler's
shop, adjoining Gen. II, A. Stidger's Store,
where he is prepared to execute all'orders
in his line, with despatch and elegance,
upon as reasonable eerms as can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. As he is in the receipt
OF the latest Eastern fashions, all his work
will be executed in as good a manner
and Fashionable ayie, as it can be done
in the western country.
lie soliojts and hopes to receive a Ibcr-
al share OF tpubiic patronage.
Carr0llton, Jan. 81, 1915.
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WILLOUGHBY UNIVERSITY OF
LAKE ERIE.

We have received the opening Lecture
of Professor ChiIds Of the above institution.
The address leaves the impress OF deep
thought, and we think II all the other pro-
fessors connected wIsh the focuIty are as
intelligent and talented as is Professor
ChiIds, lhe medical world will de,ivc ma
ny advantages from the institution.
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NOT ICE,

Is hereby gwen that there will bc a
petition presened TO the Commissioners
OF Carroll county at their March session,
PRAYING for an alteration IN The CarrOll.
ION Rnld, where the same passes neat
The residence Of Samuel iddlng's; COM
mencrog for said alteration II The iuuc-
tlon or nelr the mort h line a an oak tree,
near John Patlerson's fields, thence 10
toIow north from sa,d point between he
IaOds Of Michael FJmpIe and John Pate
lcr'on; also, between the land of Wm.
Wood and Da'Id Shrline. GntiI il inter-
srcIs The road that ruus east to Augusta,
thence along SAID Augusta road TO tho
curuer OF EnoCh Penock's land, themes
west 10 the west corner OF Samuel ID
dirg's nIeadow, where the Sid Carroll
Ton road passes about rs rods vtotth u
Samuel fddfae's house
MANY PETT TfGNGRS.
jan "a I845
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Mr.. Clay has cmancipatcd his servant
Charles, with Charles mother and sister
and they remain with him under wages.
The Pittsburgh Gazette says Mr.. Gay has
made cut emancipation papers fer all his
sIaves.-Er. paper
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deed rumor says they already have had
tight which terminated in the defeat of
Santa Anna. But this needs eonirma-
ton. General Herrera is provisional Pre-
sident of the Republic.
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POST MASTER REMOVED!

The citizens Of CarolIlon and vicinity,
who opposed the removal of'Mr. THOMAS
WILSON From the office of Poa-maser at
this place, are respectfully invited to attend
A PUBLIC MEETING,
at the Courthouse, on Saturday Eucning,
The 8h dey Of February, 1G45, at o'clock.
The outrage perpetlated upon the rights Of
the people, by the remoyaIof Mr.. WILSON,
and appointment of such a man as Henry
A. Stidger, demands Il prompt and positive
expression OF public sentiment
MANY CITIZENS.
Carollton, Jan. 24th, 1915,
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NOTICE

At my instance an attachment ~ss
this day issued by BonjomIn Buioe, a
Justice oi tho Pence OF Fox township
Carroll county, Ohio. against The pro
.perly and effects OF John Armstrong, an
ohscondjng debtor, Donresdent of said
county, JACOB RICE.
Dec 6, 1874
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MARRIED.

BY the Rev. A, Stump, on Sabbath cven-
ing the 10th inst, Mr.. DANIEL EARNsr,
to Miss CAROLINE BUR0ET, both OF this
0ounw,
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Public Sale,

The subscriber will offer Cor Sale On
Saturday the is; day Of March next, on
The premises, Ms FARM, sllusted one
mile north Of New HarrIsburgh, Carroll
county, Ohio, ) miles from CGrroII0n.
he seat OF justice, 4 miles from The
Sandy and Beaver Canal, aud near the
road leading from SleubenyIle TO Mas
sl'lon, containing
ORt Hundred e. Sixty Acres
Of IA good lAud us any in The township,
or county, wherever located; equal TO
any in fertility and advantages Of slua
ton. and is well known in the neigh
bOrhOod for its certainty Of production.
Seventy acres are cleared and under
good fence, the residue is covered with
superior timber, 1t 10 level and has a
handsome appearance good road lead
ing from New Lisbon to New PhiIsdel ,
Phla, passes tho buildings, There ere
on The premises three Springs of excel.
leut water The above property is silua
ted in a healthy and good neighhofhood
convenient to places of public worship,
schools, stores and mills,
Terms Of sale made known bv John
Potter and Geo Pugh, ESQ, of New tlar
rlsburgh; or by A. J. NEEL.
Jan 81, lS45.
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William d Jenhjns and Margaret
his vile, etaIs.

By virtue Of an Giia5 order of sale
issued from lhs Court OF Common Pi a.
for said county Of Carroll Al Their Oclo
her FERN, A ID. 1913, and to me directed
az Master Commissioner Of said court, |
will offer for sac al the door of tho courl
house 10 C'rrolIlon. in said county Of
Carroll aud Stars Of Ohio, nn Saturday,
he l5h day OF March, A d, iS45 the
following de. crIbyd real estate, to wit:
lot number twenty two (22) in Boharl's
or'glns! plat OF the town of CarrolIlon,
Chen CcntervIIIe.) in the said county of
Carroll, with The privileges aud sppure
"ances (hereantO belonging Sale be-
tween the hoGrs of 9 O'Clock, A NJ and 4
o'ciorh. ? N Of sad dav.
ROBERT McCL WE, MuoreN
Commissioner in Chsncery.
Jan 81, 1876,
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

DS '"'" 'u
Richard Crooks, ct. as. P"r'''''"'
BY vIrrne of an order of sale issued
oul of the Court Of Common Please mud
to me directed, | will offer for safe at tho
door Of the coutt house in CarroIi,uu,
on Monday the l0rh day Of March next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A N,
and 4 O'Clock p NJ. the 10 lowing real
estate, to wit: Three Acres OF land in
the south east quarter Of section 5, tn.
q and range 7, al The west end OF tho
town OF Leeshurgb; also two acreI and
Two perches Of land si'uared on the bot.
tom, IN The north halr Of sqc'ion 35,
township I3 and rang 6, known as tho
lands Of Boyd'S hriis.
DAVID WATT, ShedG.
Jan 81, 1915 81 50.
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JOB WORK

NEATLY EXECUTED AT TGFS
Gl8E HLE
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0LJ-Dr. Daniel Sturgeon has been re-
elected U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania
and Mr.. John Fairfield, ofMaine, has been
reelected Senator from that State. Both
Locofocos.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of IN AlieS 87In. Kenai IT,
sued out Of the Court Of Common aset
and tome directed, will offsr for sale
al the door Of the Court house, in Car4
rolroD, on Saturday the 22d day OF Feb.
ru|gy nGEt, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'cIuck P NJ the
following real estate, 10 W.T.; The Norlh
half Of the Nonh West Quarter Of See.
ton eleven, Township thirteen, of,RsuEs
SIX, containing eighty and slG,eeE :iFuH~
Gredlh acres, more or less.
d WATT, Sheriff.
Jan. n, l645 - Printers lee;$2,25.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, byvrrtHs
ofa writ of Piue Alias Vendi, rhs fol.
lowing real estate. TO wit: The South
East Quarter Of the South West Qnartsr
Of Section Ia, Township l3, and Range
4, containing 20 acres. more or ess.-
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me
DAVID WATT, Sherd
Jan. ~. 1916 Pr. fee Sl,5O.
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,ncho, Boston Light Merlin m Buenos Ayes The tie.
nsm w brig anchor ;pd
s.son ss.ass 81 :gVgessd
oa a, d az s s "a nm
miles breakers h R Ss@ a% aao"
q attempts were made to send sssistsc
sIday while anothr attempt was being made 10 send asst
baasa ~ &c. uSSe weigh end stood off, the wind having
), N. .vssEr Feb mo arrivals nor dep,rus. Harso
e ss NV ssf kssv I" .s S s, y Ss
SB for Boston, Mss st y Ferry ssy
New York fo Do sid slst Excel Lorng I'm New FORK fo
for s.iss; re- MaW; sss Mobile
md Others Arr 81 the evening Uzado I'm WlmnSou NJ
for Bstons aud another supposed he Casild m do do
both both having stared with the feet which reached Boston
PsovIDrNen Fsbe-No arrival! Below at anchor off Paw
F , s% aeI s%S q R asas am
river ice with the % e 81
the. fonr.cs Of mile from Fields Point where Is very
.e,mboat has very this aernoen a and ~ we
,s s. n g,si cs Providence
:, ,h lo; W G Mex oaPs SD uosd aiaSsas Arr
SsSsroHT, Fs, -A5r Rsnzi, Dariss ia New York with
csst aeFs af$sF sSy Richmond for Fall River King
h,f, E Industry. gea ss:I Ny w.. yG
rH!LApE.rHlA Feb e-The City Ice Boat, Capt Bennett
with Nash nS mi asr 4 s
sGs vessels can ls'' proceed down without
N s.,s1 FEB Johe hYg Esdo.. left here
ip ns her. ,.1 RT T.l full sris
sHBn rawa Nv 9 sa%Srs
sea yssterd,y ANN REYNOLDS uscao velao and 9th Is
safety below IL ssws,e where the f bottom gs
ALExA SDRiA, FEB 4-sld oneia., New York.
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One brig.
saisceilane0us Record.


DsAsTERs BY THE GALE.-See general news colums.
ashore snd
5s % s sas fG sses m Frank
ot Sid r on he bcf Of Eastern Point near
s. e ~ 'ssSs; ras
81. rsSs srs siS S ashore Sails
EFT s ha a. been
,Sa
BAsaaE DySLAr Gordon q and 'S port Bs for
M " sd put as % M
I'd var. O. deg .pd badly
would Be- Ss sa ssn nsr as sse
pa' se o G al S. S
mas The e is insured in this city for $1,000 and her
Bag HoDeDos IF Boston Hodsdon from Frankfort Dec
e rned particulars damage received Sc The Hodsd
was Ss brig ' her first Coyafs and Went e seq from eno
ote'ws Injured the gale q De- and IL There nsu'
"a s so Tor $4,000 on cargo Tor s'00 a'd
pf hd@ % NS for %
sdn %nfa p1sysg, TO h Do0,a @ m p,m
from smyrna. before reported 81 Thopi, Distress
rei ting 18th u and would sail in week. Her figs in
Whaiemen.
NEW BEDFORD, Feb Arr Rowland, Fisher, N w Coast
s E,g' IT s % iuS: Ma
ii S% NJ s bssss W.;
rhens Brewer, Stoninston, 1900 VIII; Aug 9th, Cherokee
:S?s; M: Nv
Hey Brown, Nsqt 100 John CocIere Hayre bound to
So SG bsadS Is sG.s Shetland Sy Nw sc
TO- lat g 50 w, Sharon, Smith, Of and for Farh-
CLIQUE r Proctor from Palermo for Baltimore, New Or
loss Of boat and of deck load Jan 49, lat N lon c. 81
Charlotte IF kingston FIN NV York for St Domingo, Jan
Foreign Ports.
NoNrryrpEo Nov l6-Arr Columbia Barney, Pusnos
Ayes; 18th, lIe Haon Saem and proceeded FIR Buenos
Aye, pr nnI.u Ale, K;n. M,n,on ao.,on
Dec to be discharged 7A ult and would probably
Home Ports.
PonrLArp Feb 4A Citizen, Brown, New York Cid 5th.
bsaehsTd Sargent, c!sasesos v,,,,s,r, cor No,,o,.
-, I'm Baltimore Tor Newburyport, supposed ths May,
Myers. New, o.;n.; Jao Simmons Small Sq'iola CITY
and MssaA 1 Ms 81 sor T. c"s
10 ms r MNSs Ec, sS'S
Sarah sss s. sfs r. eSs assss
Ssf @ Siss has r ss:sSs?
Cole Norfolk jasper Rich Css'. Sr New Yoh I FrS
a os dyaa s,% no ys. q the f'.. s RI! Tss
samb ,u nude Chatham Light On sunday the
day. When fssa i sGsS sE mi Fss ss
.s eiesgs I
hs corning he wiad coming st Ted for Boston Niea
sad ran sc,os the bay - SD his f'fpooa, X aud
s s' Ss .s.a % G h. SS IL. 4:
Cages; then hove too during the Of the gale; lost pat
% May h: Hon line Sss:. 'i S1 ";":
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s.LEs or srooxs-Rnsrnn. Eeh & Isls

Hcmon Bank. 100 80 City Bank, 90 Bosto, and
Maine RR NEW 40; Boston Worcester RR ISL 90
RR 2Si; IS do 25s.
At AucTIos-a shares Western RR 500 per sh; Is dc
ih 500! per sh do Dot Mills div of lOs ,,rr =, ad
80 Mssa Cotton Mills, Q; per ct adv; DO Appleton Ma
nuiacturng Co. 95l per CT do Hamilton Manufacturine
Ioa apar ct adv; "a do Merchants Blk per CT adv "a
40 state Bonk cot for co. las do States mix IS pe,
o. 40 Nssonal Insurance Co. $50 for $5o 90 do U
Ct adv; % do Boylston Ins Co. al Der Ct ady. do Han
aus 20 81 perc ADO Essex Hosiery Co $50 per sh: 10
40 Eas Boston Co. si05 sh; do Eagle Bank 81 pc,
Is ui 90 Union Bank. 81 per ct adv do New Eng
SANK 81 per ct adv; do Shoe aud Leather Dealer
osnA' St per CT adv; Is do Reading RR 23s per Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-09
Pe,NF oN vMV YORK, FEBRUARY 0.


Cleared,
iBissanss Gonrad Rickeson Boston, Cock smrth illus
E from m'f Wm Miayssa s'Sanpsh p NJ
ell; Emma, COLI Baltimore johnson Lowden; Ill H. Kemp
ton Osborn Norfolk, sureess Cloarman; Excel Achom
Arrived.
sshr veasco. Brown from Richmond and 81 hours from
the Beakwaer where she put il for harbor Of
the gale Capt informs that in the northwest gale OF the
cbos and on Friday IS mics ea passed her anchor
yheS 'he SrSusht NJ LET az the Breakwater schr vou
Thiladelphia and brig bound to Boston.
Schr Delaware Munsou days from Nanticoke and 2hours
if,m Egg arbo! whee she put fox haIbor bound N
carried the bowspr Of oop Houston capszed the wind
lass &c The lost ne foreboom Left at g T.; sehr Eli
Wtesbqrytwo other pilot bolts there the tipe having put
schr An, d, Beiel Norfolk with corn &c to s.urgess
Tn inst at sunrise and along the beech Sandy Hook
and ,epo,ts as not seeing any vessels ash re-
Allen Paxson Left the Boakwaer schrs liant from
Rappahnnock for New York; Unon from Philadephia for
Schr Broganho Miles, from Cherrystone and I2 hours from
bsnegat, with corn and oats to the master Left Baega
several cOasng schrs bound New York. had put in for har
sehr J. L. Morris, Van Name. viriiuia
Schr Frank britton from Georgetown flour, to Sturges
schr Daniel Barclay, Brush from Virginia
Schf Amencan, johnson, from York River.
Below.
One brig.
Ships Patrick Henry Liverpool; Catharne, Charleston;
barque Roa Apalachcol, briggs Carolina Charleston; ali
Telegrafa Lan.ro. Genoa. Wind N. w.
The steamboat Wave lowed the ship Corea up yesterday
morning; ,