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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

IsLas sAAarssaes e 81 ti1sl ss,uss q he
spsriL e ara ssuguinsrs usnsass. Tess
unparlissl "reminiscences ere lisin1. : IA
oul sny asssslslion ~nh rnmstes e. shr
heroes 81 me .@sginslion. 10 ma sleep
ss @asay IL mlllions u yogF islles-
TheiaEs--shs eurnapg irhsr.isnce Of Ma.
The dawn-rrushrd paof e cknsl<s9em.
@Iih he hlssfsd tisios q their tizr<d ~
selects. 90 sropinR for he esnsr Al slsslt
paaeIly shd dsassdssops md gEsspng i
n - sls. rsEelslloa
They hare discovered. IN he fheaslfass
khesnsni. a War. The pa0p<rrd Gsi-
soa 4hirh Co sgr.. has ird - she sr.n.
DC Labor. and . naa esang osl ths ssb-
sisnes snd snhslsseace 1f their bodies khd
sosls. sl.d snsl.ssng then 70 ~snI. wPrarL-
edne.s. and h-psless leneranee. They
appeal % saa 10 sndlri ma. horrid sanns-
h.i. War. brIa,r me tribunal a hanahi-
~. and eater here thersldshre Of . sas-
age slroeinss pesp. trslrd on the rscs. snd
~,illss - llnes u Ere md MYERS Il Slssd
sraand The gl.hs.
Here thea. Mr.. Editor. are . lsw Of
The ,s,nialsrsnrss Of War. saiissly ,hsTn
81 por,ry. Thev are bloady sIinrssrs
70 lhr uufll. snd lr, then irsl,fs. la &c
periodical balrhtTi.s IN The humsn fsbsly /.
The i.il,slng Lrsa,onbs have brsneiier.
ed up 10 lh.l god OF bslle. ~hieh bolh
ca'isi,sns aud p.gans hsss sorsh'pPri
with he cane dryetion;
los Of Life in the Jewish Wars. 2s.0Do. 900
BY Wars in the time o. Sesoslis. 1900 0oo
By those Of Scmirsnlis, Cyrus and
Alexander. $1,000. 600
. BY AlexandcT's Successors. 20.0e0. 900
Grecian Msrs, 1900, 600
Wan Of the twelve Cesars $1,000. Oo0
Roman Wars Before julius Cesar, 6o,0oO, 900
wan Of the Roman Empire, Turks
and saracens, 10000, 600
Wan Of the Reformation. 30,0o0, OOo
Wan Of the Middle Ages, and nine
erusades. $4,000, 0OC
Tartar and Afican Wars. 10000, 600
American Indians destroyed ~
the Spaniards. f9ee0.o0e
Wars Of Napoleon. 100000
=
6s3p00, 700
The sbase Is q mere extract IRON The
bl'ody st.usiics Of glorious War; ore
chapter in the snnsls OF ihe polsnes.
Jtrma aud misery ,h.i have followed "a
the fnnI-pimis OF The GREAT DESTROYER.
The loss Of souls 10 tnleItd ~hsIe hG-
msn s,es may nct read the LET. De.
Dick ss,imsies the number 20 lho.r wLo
haze persisted di,erily ard iadissclly b.
war. Al fourteen ihonsand millions. o.
about one. tenth of the human Isce. Ed
muDd Burke placed The number Il THIR-
TY-FIvr THOUSAND MILIioEs. Taking
the esums.e of DR.. D.rk. aud assam NJ
the average quantity Of blood 10 . con.
mon sized psrscn, the veins ef those lour,
teen Thousand mllliobs would Gil cireu.
lar lake nl mure than seventeen miles b,
ri'cumieIencr--,en lee, dep; 10 which
all the na.i.s OF The world d4ghl a al!
S4p,,n.ips these .laughrfed mtl,ons "a
..-r se. EACH, four isr,p inle9eih, q pi.re.
times around The earth. and four tine,
aroUnd tie sun. Snppos,ng they a.rI,
aged $50 lbs. each. ,lr u they would 70, n
globe Of human f-sh 81 neatly NIL,
10 dIsme,er. weighing l .S20, 600, 900 O0(
les.-l4 umes more than 81 the human
teiuss now living on the slobe! Z. ID.
Worcester, Aug. %, ls45.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Pelilsul fi6sperfsf Dr. Il . he great
nos lsier ~ mksch most arall lhr eslls
which bes<s - nay C hnsIed iron amsnx
ns. and &c Iii IN . sailabls silnaGioa 10
cherish and Ps0srrs or ins iluiions. and
Peprfaase them 70 gener.lioas yet sn-
bond
II hssr tlsus. NF. Prsidsni. rndrsT0ur-
ed 10 draw . p.rallrl bel~etn he evils
1ia. h Gaw upon society from ne ne q
.7ic0kcl. and The good q u all rcsu.t 10
IL r. IN rs abandonment.
Il viii say something upon The efects
Of Alcohol upon The human system. ~ !
expecl il - snticipsled. But WY need
We poanrsy the mental and corporal all
rnenIs which now frnm lhe use ef I'M Al
ealing liyuor-l d. nj the nanisc, The
apoplreI.c. the psralilic. the epllepllc. The
drupsiral. The lis. q grown AID the jsun-
diced. originating lrom this source. come
under our daily observation! Do not
the groans of The suicide sbrale on
our ear. 10 se not see fosmer wealth and
sfTluence dressed IN ihe rag. of sqnslIid
pnyerl. in every hospital or charity
throughout uur eounlrf, .r hbJrcts OF
pity wandering from door 10 door. 10
se nj SEE every lie by which nature. re-
ligian aud afrclisn can lind us heelhef
IN social harmony rent ssnnder by The
intoxicating howl! Yet there are some
Win ARE careful IA conmemor, fe The names
of al Ihase who have been constant drink.
ers snd lived 10 good old age. b-i: z IL.
. aSs ra-eful To- make nn note ol those who
have Ga len thu early victims Of intempe-
amer: a d reason fr"m this that il Is not
only harmless. bui &c an advantage 10
drink mndersirly; thar h contributes 10
gntl l,rahh anil hung ne; that Alcohol is
usefal as mrdirine: that physicians Of
ten prescribe il for the sick. Well. they
often use aqua fnrIis and arsenic but
WIN would argue that because five drops
of the former diluted 10 the extent of a
wine glass full Of water formed Craze
lul tonic; and Tie sixteenth part &C . grain
Of The latter judicicusly administered Al a
time, wonh cure sn Intermittent fever;
that He might take = bottle Of aqua for
rs and viii of aisenic with inpnniiys
Tie same mod OF reasoning i applica
be to Alcohol: and il should be used alone
nv the Physician As his cslomel. arsenic,
! and auua fortis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Over the defeated candldats9 By no
means. They triumph o. err their friends
those who have toiIed flithfnlly 1t their
sides In seasons Of peril and adversity-
and their shout Of victory Il found mingled
with that OF their enemies. They triumph,
over oil their former professions Of princi-
pie-over their own broken vows-over
the ruin Of ! cause whose success would
be victory Of truth over error. enlarge
the sphere Of human liberty, and redeem
mankind from bohdage-oyer these they
triumph. and not over the defeated cam
didate alone.
We have thus briefly spoken Of what
we believe . due regard 10 honor, princi-
pile, constituency and truth requires Of every
democrat, in the conflict through which va
NOW ate passing. And we cannot but be-
lieve that every Democrat will show his
approval Of the sentiments pressed by
coming TO the help Of the Democratic Gauss
with stout heart and realty hand.---
Ore combined effort and the dly 10 ours
Let US but be true to the principles of the
Democratic faith, and we are invinclhle 81
Union, harmony and coscession will en-
sure the establishment Of Democratic prin-
ciples in Iowa for years to come. A con-
trary course distracts and ruins The party
--defeats the constitufion--and turns "a
over to wing domination. Bloomington
Herula: % sn 81 saa as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

BurrrR.-Before 60 out to milk, put
. kettle (say one third full Of water, and
latge enough to let the milk pail into il J
on the stove, where it will get boiling hot
BY the time have come in with the milk:
l then strain the milk into another vessel,
and wash the pail-which should always
be tin--then pour the milk into the pail,
and set it into the kettle of boiling water
till the milk becomes scalding hot, taking
care not to let 1t boil, then pour 1t into
crooks or pans, and set it away in the cell
lar for the cream to rise in the usual way.
As little time should be occupied in this
heating process as possible, hence the ad-
vantage Of having the water ready hot
when the milk is brought in. Cream pro-
cured in this way will seldom require
more thantwenty minutes churning, while
BY the common practice, the poor dairy
maid may often churh for hours, and then,
perhaps, throw it away, as did myself on
two occasions before happened 10 obtain
this valuable piece Of iniormation.-.dlba.
ny Cultirotor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

FEscEs.-Take another look at your en-:
closures and see that your fences are soun.' ,
firm, and close II you do not, and
should unhappily wake up some morning
and find your cattle in the corn, your pigs
in the peas, &c., you will please to recol.
lect that We told you 50. After planting,
and before wedding, you will probably
have time to make some Z scellentrail fen
ces.a See that you make it where it l.
most needed. and what you make should
be well made. We do not admire certain
apologies for fences which we every now
and then come across, IN the course Ct our
agricultural tours. A jagged. coLbling,
half-built fence, in which the rails look ~
if they were huddled together BY chan. e,
or by an earthquake, not at all disrose1 to
be sociable, but each seeming a say to its
neighbor please to keep ycnr distance, is
an abomination on any mans farm.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

SMALL Pox il New YoRK.-The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger says: "'fhe health u our city ~
generally remarkably good, but the snail
pox proved last week more fatal in lis r.
wages than on any preceding week. ssz;.-
The number Of deaths from that terrible
and loathsome disease was frenfy-osse.
This sudden and great increase il doubt
less owing to the peculiar changeful and
unwholesome weather that prevailed du-
ring the week. The deaths from cofisuinp-
ton were thirty-an unusually large num-
Der Tor total of two hundred and two
from all causes. Cholera intantum bar
ried off fourteen, Group FIVE, inAanmatiSf
Of the lungs elevcn." ...-.-- =. IT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
The Late Thomas Hood, Esq.

the Late Thomas III OOd, Esq.
The last steamer btotght the melancholy
news 0f the decease OF Thomas Hood, a
writer whose eminence made him mark
Of observation and Of kindly regard. Few
men Of powers az great as his devoted
them so well, while maintaining position
in the lighter walks of literature. The
poor, the wretched, the miserable, found
in him an advocate whose powerful APP
peals will live when the mind that formed
them shall have been quiet for many years;
and its earthly tabernacle shall be dust
Weighed down with disease himself--ply-
ing his laborious task as an author with in-
cessant devotion, and earning his bread BY
the sweat Of his brow, the unremitting ac4
tivity Of his mind-he found time, amid
the various calls for the humorous crea-
tons which his readers seized upon with
50 much avidity, to give the world sub.
stantial proof that the pain and sorrow UNI
der which he struggled had chastened his
spirit and enlarged his heart to sympathy
with the sufferings Of others; and his verse
and his prose were poured out during his
latter days in advocacy Of the poor 81 his
native country.-G. s. Gazeiie.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

LATE hRoM EEw GaEsrDA.-- The brig
Charles arrived at New York on Saturday
week, with advices from Charihagcna 10
the ID Inst. All was qIietin New Grtr-
ada, and the new President was said to be
making great Improvements il 60, ernmelt
affairs. The session Of Congress Was over.
In consequence Of some disturbances in
Guyaquil against Gen. Flores, President Of
the Ecuador, General Hctran had been
despatched with troops from Bogcta to
Pasto, as measure Of precautlon. Mr..
Glmedo. who was at the head Of the dis
ttrbancesy had sent commissioner to Ne,T
Greneda to give assurance that Oba.lo, the
murderer III General Sacre, would De ID
mitted in Gnayaquil, and requesting that
the troops Of The government might Be al
lowed 10 interfere in the meter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

BEEs. - prevent bees ffom going Of
upon swaSming, take Tie prvcauti6n, when
they exhibit : disposition 10 swarm, 20 stop
mosf ef the hoies byswhiok they leave ne
hive, Go - % force the swarm TO Be good
while coming out. The swarm y cons
monty made up u young bees many "
which can scarcely ~; and asnSle hing IN
b done By the swaTn I'LL III ere o1rsf he
hive but ~ about in the air. N proloneiA9
the time * their comineout, he feeble ones
est bred, and thsir pln 8 % frustrated
thak Il y necessary ~ theA 70 slixkt ior
rsstsand rs-asrs.ge Or thsir jsarnsy. II
the swsrn ~ ALL q leavs ~ Old hive "
4 once, they care but little about slighting.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

PEDxs rhiAN Sfoar. Ey.rortA, -fTho.
celebrated Observation-Disclosures, Nous
and-AoWs-mGn, : Elworth, conamsncts tht
following ieai, on Wednesday. (to-saer4
row } AZ 2 r. NJ, lie is 70 walk for Sc
hours-wiihcnt sleeS or without
sitting downor getting olf-oi, . plank is
feet long, . Rect Wide and feet high-iii
short, 70 "h:sep moving two ia, ) and four
hours " dhout cessation. Some " ths
aa'ast.rs have got up the matter, mid Il will
pcove Interesting. Proper watchers are
10 be stationed, we understand, 10 keel. tl.s
m n to- his work. II Ii public exhila-
tim. is
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

: New York is about 10 be enriched with
a,museuM Of Chinese curiosities ON m en-
larged aud elegant scale. The Commercial
Advertiser says s4r
Jos. H. Weed, John r. Peters, Jr. ESQ,
and their associate proprictors or thc unique
and splendid election Of arts and antique
ties, from the Celestial Empire, have pur-
chased the old Grace Church property, 20
feet on Broadway and fronting 220 feet OPP
rosite Trinity Church grounds, which are
TO be regulated in classical'style 10 corres-
pond with the magnificent new church.
The Museum is 70 occupy the whole ground
and to be constructed immediately. The
mechanical skill and scientific attainnents
Of Mr.. Peters win enable him 10 arrange
the collection in the most appropriate man.
neI'fsst 81 y7ge sssr1rN ghasE2s gssgR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
A Lawyer ssDotte Rrown.,'

A Lawyer ssOOtte BROWNE ss1
/ An old lawyer Of the city Of New
York tells a good joke about enc Of his
clients: = eaa M assa ast3
. A fellow had teen arraigned before the
police for stealing set Of silver Spoons
The stolen articles were found upon the
culprit, and there was no use in attempt
ing to deny the charge. LAWYER c..
was applied to BY the prisoner rs counsel,
and seeing no. escape for his client, ex-
cept on the plea Of insanity or idiocity, he
instructed the fellow to put on as silly q
look as possible and when when any qnes-
ton was put % him, 10 utter in draMling
manner, witk,idiotic expression, thssMsrd
.spoons!' Ii. successful therfee was u be
$50. The court proceeded ia business,
the charge was read, and the question pui
to The prisoner. seGailty or not G ailty?''
sSpoonss, CALCULATED the culprit. fs,ran
The court put several questions to him,
but $3.50,
spoons, sspoon.!' was all The answer |,
could elicit. \, ,s; s,a.-. .l~
The fellow IS IS; fool' said lie Judge
let him 60 about Lis business ''7
The prisoner left the room, and The
lawyer followed close in his wake, and
when they. had got into the hsll, : the cou,l-
selIor tapt BIS client on the shoulder, say.
ing ''
j. Now ny good ss!lsv, AsE twenty dol
lThs rds,ssiooging the ls,sssf fafl issiIs
FACE and putting 49, gsosss4ae ana silly
suppression and winking with one eye, e.
clximodk - ssaeisliM sfso yssasHs-RHG .vol
sSpoons!' andsxAen .hs1t afsehs.nsss =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

The Cincinnati tsazcuc says tkaa Chic
will Inyc a tincrcrcp Or wheat tIsis season,
than for many ye.zs past -rbstter IN .,.el-
~, quail - Quantity. Oats, . fair cr,p;
Kye, geod---and glass; much better than
was Participated. AM -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
&. w. BODEM.N,

GGiST,
Corner Of Main aud Washington street, opves't
tie Market House,
HAS received hisSprine supply of Drugs
Ii and Medicines; also, Paints. Oils Var
nsh, Paint Brushes, Dve Stuffs, Allure, Mad
der. IND & ;, Glue, .soi Leaf, Bronze, Tur-
pentine. Lard AM F,sh Oil, Window Glass
Th,tnx, Pu,ty b., &c. In fact coed ant
extensive stock Of every article in mis- line.
bought land paid iul1 in the best markets
and selling very low Also, large sesort-
nent Of pa,ees Ne dicinets Dr. W.star's fals
sam @. Wild Cherry; DR.. handreth's Pills
Nerve and Pona Ii NINE M; Fab nestock's Ver
mi'upe: Ague Pills vi every description, al
genuine! aliu many other celebrated kfe ii
'ia-s so f'nnccs French q uinine, pure.
IN ar 20 st5 81 osF:snse 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

An AcrD NJ sisr h n an account Of
the general associations u Connecticut, The
Puritan states that the Rev. Samuel Mott,
Of franklin, was in attendance upon the
meeting Of the association; and he wai
present at the prayer meeting ut s o'clock
on "Wednesday morning, and among the first
that appeared in the house, that ssDr. Notr
is ninety-one years Of age; has been set
tied IN Franklin sixty-lhree years next
March; and still performs his duties with-s
out the aid Of colleague, and with more
than the vigor, directncss and complete
ness Of many young man. This Gaze,
especially ip the time which the ministry
Of Or. Mott has covered without colleseus
seeks with difficulty parallel in ecclesi-
astical history in any age Of the church"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

INvEsrioS. The Cincinnati CONNER.
cial Of the 2slh ill.,, has tie follow ig:
.Oac OF our old engineers have ins +nted
= new kind of wat,r-Ml eel i'm steal, bos.,s.
We have ii this ofiic, r,cdcl ali:h csi.
be seen BY steain boat men. W. NJ. VII.
thorized 10 say that 50, Geo will L. forfeit
ed i. UPON trial ON the DR.. Franklin, size
does net make tie time from New Orleaps
70 this city, one day quicker than she - sr.
did, with ,ne-third less fuel. The instn.
ton can be applied to any boat with but
little expense, and we hear that an abls
firm will soon makea trial Of this new kind
Of wheel The patent for the invention
was aiken out in October last ira 5ssgss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

d. MAJOR Woodsides; formerly
aMak 5aiAsd States Charge 70 D6rmarl,s
did eptldesly - ChillieOshs, OLD. ~
"Wednesday week vr.,.s aslts III pIass,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Oh Sor ) lsdgsingsome vast A~ildsl-l
ness. - The BasloI, Posi- ssys that - Odd
Fellow said II Oregon: .sassa .ss.sr Z.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Tie Lexington (Mo.) r Telegraph ..y. ,2
Dp,sifcd-in the iranch Bank 1T This
pa~e ycs,erda, Mr.. Samuel o. Owen, Of
Independence, Mo-. upwards Of eighty
thousand dollars. which he has recently,
brought from The Spanish country.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

Mr.. O. w. Ffeslrick, citizen of Greens
,boro, Ala. died few days since, in s;;.- =.
teen hours af.sr receiving the bite . \ va,
ter mocasin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
fTERas::s:::::$2 90 III ADVANCE.

Dress Of TIE Mind. On Sunday mets..
ing before going to church, what Dress
ing there il among ali classes, and what :
stir TO Be gay and pleasing. It is quite
sufficient for the great pGrposs ,of our. ~
istepcs 10 wash the outside Of The platter!
Curls may u arranged, fine tortoise she'll
combs fixed, sparkling earrings hung.
splendid garments displayed. And yss
perhaps the gay tair ones mind may be
poisoned With conc~it. troubled with rival
~, and kept ON the. torture b, iynenpcs
and vanity. Windsor soap does not wash
out the stain &c The heart. Cologne water,
cannot throw rfracrancy over oil impure
mind, nor will al the rubiex Of C,olcoensas
dazsle the recording angel intu forge, fol-
ess Of filling up the leaves ii rslriG..lisn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
FRANCIS J: {. PEAsI.EY,
ForWardine&C Commission Merehan.

g ~ @s WATER STREET, i AS
si BURLINGTON, IOWA. -
s7A ~ as1 DEALEH4lN ~ se.f,
Groceries, Paints and Oils,
STAPLE WRW.GG0 ODDS NlARDWANE
I'LL Quesasravs.l Iron, Hats. Caps, gsAs.i
Boots. Shoes. &c.
REFERENCES:
Messrs Eject 81 Mulford, .Ne,c Orleans.
!" ASH, Ssrr. Jr.. gaaal - aE i
~ Ira Too 4 Son.. st. Loaiss 8
= 5. Greedy, Nth Ray,> s..
pcs I. 1912 ~ 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
Nails.

ca KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, ass'd
W sizes, on hand and for sale, by
50. r rs as W. Fl COOLBAUGH CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19
WrapRing Paper

1An REAMS Medium and Single Crnm,
IOO Rag and Straw wrapping paper, in
store and FOR sale very cheap BY :
mar IS asfss - VIM. G. ARnETT q CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-07-19

House, Sign and Fancy Painting.
EOATEs s. HAWKINS, VALLEY street, be-
~ tween Main and Water,) will execute eve
ry description of Painting, plain and ornamental,
in the best and most approved style.
ET They respectfully ask ashare Of patronage.
apr % s44-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IN RE siam Ship Aoadia from LiroPool-Mr and Mr.
Mcless Mr. SOniat and servant Miss Cough, N-7 DR.
uer Mrs Irving Mr and Mrs Allen Mr. aud Mrs Geo Bur
cess VIM benjamin Jr Mr. Curtis. Clifton Augresre, WI
d smith Mr Rudfnann. VIM W Forsyth Ii Morgan
Douglas FORSYTH. " Repin + Chidc, o II fox' III
HARLEY Lieut. Warburlon. Mr. Miner. II 7 jenkins
Me-sr. u ComstOck. John Nicholson " Nech
Geo Iivcrrnore " II Bordman, RObt Schel Mr. 7cn.er
niger Mr -alznann. Yard. Theodore waller ma
Rozzel Capt Heard Mr. Schomdorf De Jarrnon' nr 10
berr- B,n Bates W & Spading Mr. Ledoux' |ap,aii
LANG Rev L Burgess. Cap, Phillips Mr. 1t'lsh II =
Victor Mr Ginczas Mr Belanger Bishop heniick 10.
Mcclellan Mr. Maddox, t storm, d Z Brown MI ~
lauf. r Leach W Bates, Mr. Morris, II Hull ! 3neI
man. Slr Robinson & Williams, II ii Burlington ;
Cariss-67 - .
Ir,. UqLfar-Mr WIN skerry and two children. NJ
Thorndike and servant. Goldman. Jno Campbell. and
boy Mrs Rogers Mr. McElyian Mrs Barber Miss bar0ef
n Harper MIR Newman r Burctaii, b McGee-l6. To
tai -.
In Sin Loui.o L,rir from Neso OrleaHs-H Edcr, i
n Andrews Foster " Gray, B Wayne. MurgnOn, II
l. Hrpp. Mrs J Leslie Miss T. Austin, 80 steerage.
IN Bri1 Chip0ia, from .iO5ue-M J Bates, Lady ana
child Mr PiersOn Lady and child, 81 Wis COllIngtor
6 McColough O. Campbell.
In mir Ne,c Jersep from SaCapR0h-N II Case. ii Car
penter c Hayes " o Lee a Holcomb, a Henry \
sctiief Asa Clark, w Dunwen, D Hal, Miss Barker
and in Storage
In The Jqrgue Lsris Lee-Mr Geo smith Of Glasgow.
In the bargae Edoard KePpist-Peter Terrciest John
Terrefest : sylvester, q Burgiey. -.
Ha Jqr9ue Edoard BaNby-Nlss Harrington, MIS-
Long Miss Herbert, Mrs Levy. Miss Levy, Mrs. N!es
Miss Wvlcs Messrs James Fisher, Coleman, LOUIS Il
baden Gilman James Webb. Knapp, g A Bukey
" Bull d Comsock and stecrage.
In thc Br siOoD Eliza from EleEthpa-Ihe crew o. n
brig Jean Baptiste recently wrecked on Henaqua.