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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16
Congress.

The House has al length got TO work al the
Texas question, and the discussion is now un.
der full way. Charles J. lugersoll led the way
in the debate on Friday week, and has since
been followed BY some half dozen members ua
both sides. There are t,rclpe distinct plans of
annexation before the Houses, and Up To hi,
tine no considerable Number OF he loco annex-
ationisls have been able TO agree on either Of
them. They are in The mean while ebaring
the simple question, shall TeraS be annexed
upon which they quite unanimous-he tug
Of war, however, will come W. hen they are called
upon 10 vote directly upon one or The other of
the plans proposed. The leaders of the parry
are very anxious TO have the question disposed
of this Session, so that it shall not embarrass
Mr. Polk's administralIon-and Gen Jackson
has written letter 20 the Globe, urging ener-
eetic action What effect il will have, remains
to be seen; but the better opinion is, that there
will be no annexation bill passed this session.
In the Senate, nothing Of importance has trans
pired
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16
Whig Papers.

Notwithstanding the unfavorable termination
of the late political campaign, The Whig parry
is as strong as ever, and measures are daily Ia
ken to strengthen it still more. As an evidence
of this, we need merely allude TO The spirit with
which The Whig Press is conducted, and The
means reso!ted 10, TO improve its tone and char
acier. Since the election, several new Wing
papers have been established, and important
changes and Improvements made in number
Of those previously in existence. We have on
y time at present 10 allude to the following:
The Wing & JOurnSl, at Easton, has been
enlarged, and appears in entirely new dress.
The editorial department has also been strength
ened, and the paper otherwise improved. The
Wing is an excellent paper, and has high rep
uaiion throughout the Stale.
The Daily Forum, at Philadelphia, has been
greatly enlarged, and is now published under
the title Of ' The Morning Post" al Sc per an
num- The Forum was one of the most spirit
ed party papers we had during the late cam
paign, and did good service. IL is very much
improved now, and as staunch Wing as ever.
The Berks & Sckuylku Journal, at Reading,
has changed editors, and will hereafter be un-
der the control of Jacob Knabb, Esq, who so
ably edited the Clay Bugle, at Harrisburg, last
summer. The Journal ranks high as party
paper, and has large circulation.
The Country Mirror is The name Of new
Wing paper, started a, Carbondale, LuzeIsa
county. F. b. Woodward is the editor, aad he
gives promise of making it useful acquisition
TO The party in that region. We heartily wish
him success
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16
A Duel.
ceSSOT.

The all engrossing subject Of conversation a,
Washington, at present, is The probable duel be.
tween Mr.. Clingman, of N. C. and MIR. Yancy.
oi Alabama, both members of Congress. The
diiicniiy between them arose oul of words spo.
Ken in debate by Mr.. Y. They left Washing.
ton, on Thursday lasl for Delaware; where, un
less an amlcsble arrangement was effected ,bev
have probably fought ere this.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16

Our readers no doubt are all aware that there
is proposition on foot, TO divide the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the United States, inln
tt0o General Conferences. instead of the one
which has heretofore existed. This PROPOSE
iion. has had its origin, from the circumstance
oi bishop Andrews being suspended from The
exercise Of his official duties, on accoun, of
holding slaves, by the General Conference of
the Church which met in New York in May
last. The proposition is 10 create Southern
General Conference, and for that purpose a
Convention will be held a, Louisville, Ky, on
tho iss OF May nexi. The Mississippi. ArkaH-
sas. and one or two other State Conferences,
have already chosen Delegates to this Conven-
ton.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16

A solemn CALcuLATloN.--The aggregate
population of The suface of the known habi-
table globe, is estimated al S95 300 600 souls.
II We reckon with The ancents, that a gener-
allon las, 80 years. then in that space, $685.
3oOO 600 human beings will be born and die;
consequently sl,770 must be dropping into
eternity every day 3,407 every hour; or
about SO every minute! How aful is the
reflection
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16

The TINE FIXED, AT LAsr-In the mid
night Cry" Of Dec 5lh We find letter from
Mr.. Miller, which contains the following -
I" have fixed my mind upon anoiher ulne,
and here | mean 10 stand until God gives me
more highland thai is to-day, TO-DAY aud
TO-DAY, until he comes"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16

O. Y. &. Palmer, Esq. at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. SO Pine street, below Third,
two squares S. the Merchants Exchange, Phila.,
and No. l60 Nassau street, (Fribune buildings,)
~ Y, is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JeGersonian Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanics, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by avaling themselves of the op-
porunties for advertising in country papers which
his agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-16
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Thursday, January 1G, 1886.
NY &. Palmer. ESQ, at his Real Estate

rerms 90 IN advance: S225 na yearly; and 81 SO if
paid before the end of the year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
WHAT NENTl

The Parkors5urg Gazette, reseaiing the oPpo.
siton Of Richmond to the application Of the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Railroad for right of way 10
that place, advances the following very singular
positions. IL will be news TO Richmond TO hear
OF her controlling influence in the legislation OF
Virginia, as she is now, and has ever been, the
siep.child of the Commonwealth, to excite preju.
dice and hostility against her having been Tor
years one of the surcst cards in the Democratic
game. The threat to remove the scat OF Govern.
ment, will pass as Undecided and rs uneNccu,ed rs
il has done for the last 80 years:
Capitalization, it is called controlling influence
centred point is the bane OF Republic, al!
experience demonstrates. Richmond has been able
quire such influence being aided by nearly tho whole
patronage ct the State government The people OF every
other part should look 1t time. Tnere but
States IN the Union which have found it compatible
with their Interests keep their capitals At their largest CT
fie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
SMALL NOTE CURRENCY.

A petition will be placed in few days for sig.
natures ut the several Hotels and public places,
asking the Legislature To allow the Virginia Banks
60 issue small notes of The variou. denominations
OF /, 2, 3 and 4 Dollars.
II occurs TO us that IA more short sig hted policy
than that which prohibits the circulation Of snail
notes, nay more stupid policy, was never pur-
sued by any Goyernment--For
!. IL does not AT all Danish small notes from
circulation: We have The same amount still IN
North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland &C..
small notes: the advantage is lost to our State in
-iitutons, and gwen gratuitously 10 the Banks oi
other States, while the community is saddled with
ascTeuation ragged, unseemlv, stamped very OF.
ten paper rotten, that it falls TO pieces in
people, hands, and with which many Of them are
unacquaIntcd.
2. There will be none the less specie in the
channels Of circulation by permitting Virginia
small note circulation. There - already an album
dance Of specie under the denomination q Dol.
lar as halves, quarters, ninepcnces, dimes and
nall dimes, and there will be none the less by subj
stiuting Virginia paper for that of other S,ates-
aa abundance we mean for all the purposes ,
email dealiog. II would not be increased If
paper under five dollars were absolutely prob.
al.
9. The SUPERIOR convenience of notes ~ m ir-
resstIble argument if they do not narrow the bn-
els oil specie circulation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04

I
snrLEy CcUSrv. Oct. 18Th. iSl5.
awe have bad glorious Fsll-never WAS such sea-
son for gathering The cotton CROP The crop with
ia the W. Dis,rie) is said be less Than an av,rsge
ono The same Is said OF the crops Of Georgia, the Caro-
inSs, Alabama and the upands OF Mississippi aud La.
but to much greater Ii true, consider the
hes, thing tina, has happened the planter Tor years The
great misfortune attending the farming aud planting into
res, In the West psoducuon That for several
yea past has kept the price OF cotton wrcichodly low
scarcely to remuRcrIe psrsons having every advantage
Ut climate and soil. To tire small planters in ths cSrnsr
ct the cotton region. possessing those advantages the
smalness ofprice has been calamity Tennessee cotton
now bringing Il to cts. in Memphis, with which be.
ievo the people well satisfied perhaps better than
they were when it brought from Is to 10
am much pleased to see, that laying aside in p,u for
the present federal party politics, you have applied YOUR
battery with the design OF galvanzing Old Virginia
son,s''ng OF her former life and vigor. May you have
success, ia the application believe OF every son
o hor soil whom circumstances have compelled leave
Should succeed in arousng the people from then long
deep sleep lhcy, not North Caroline the real RIP Van
"inkissl your namo ugh, and will he handed down
oeneiHe'ot to your race sincerely believe that You will
do more good and achieve a more lasting reputation by
bringing about an improvement, in the pan Of eideauon
aud opening up the Of communication between drf
ic'enI parts Of the State AID with n,ishbnTng States than
YOU could earn by iicupe olabour devoted solely the
discussion oi national politics, important nay absolutely
necessary ~ know such discussions To be for keeping up
even semh'dnec oi system OF free Government You
can sestc'l imagine how gTars!g 1t (as poor NV
Watkins ussj t. say enisrant Nircnisn hear
his native Stat" Isefci aud rjeulcd our GLORIOUS
Old Commonwealth so called is by every body nc~-a-
days. Even the Democrats whom she seems 10 have
given heisel body ard sou laugh her silly vanity aud
the facility with which she Ewal1ws down the haiiery
which sAe ifv bora!y afford her craving appetite
Rouse hcm npio. tie L',ds sakei be possible fret
and foremost, which see You attempting Try - cln-
vince them that they E0t the grestest IN on
earth! OIce convinced Il l iact perhap, they may De-.
10 look around and what the OF the ensh-
tened portion % mankind have been abcnt first the
old State commenced her nap. speak that way about
Virginia, beesusc have towards her and probably always
shall have the feelings OF not that she aOne has been
ard Is mapping. We going precisely the road
mere ard doLbt 10 the whole = West she has Eune
ripping up the goose with the golden cEg-kng tue soil
by semi barbarous System OF cultivation, the
better for get land plenty and cheap better COT
ton region Arkansas Texas, California, gel hard
run for place thSneTae To, We III and take Mexico
itself! So aIgde a g!ent many ia this cOuntrv."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
HEINRICH AGRIcUITURAL Society

We remind the public that the exhibitions OF
;hs Society, which have been heretofore so cred.
table 10 the County and City, and productive 0
so commendable and valuable an emulation
Commence to. day at Bacon Quarter Branch at
} o'clock.
TO morrow the scene viii he trans ferred 10 the
Exchange IN this City. beginning Mt J. o'clock:
AZ ~ the President will deliver hs address,
The exhibition ofthe second day, will be Of fruits,
flowers, Green House Plants, Garden ycgs-
tables, Domestic manufactures, and specimens Of
the Mechanic and fine nfts, The Second day
will be the resort Of fashion and wal, sustain stsclil
but we appeal to lhn city aud adjacent County,
TO sustain 10y their presence aud countenancc the
more homeiy bu, also the more important eSh-
bitions of the first
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
The late Post Maa.r of Richmond.

Mr.. PJlkis Government in bcirg compelled by
duty, to furnish Gen. PeytOn. late Post master of
Richmond, with the mos, explicit testimonials Of
his official integrity and punctnality, have furnish.
ed at the same time, very conclusive evidence Of
their own tyranny in removing him, and proof
that his removal was OF sheer, naked and
unqualified prescription!
What clamor they made when Gen Peyton
was put in by Gen. Harrison, and when Colonel
rutherford was succeeded by Mr.. Daniel And
what groans and denunoiations they will utter no
doubt, when three years hence our friend Colonel
Bigger will be succeeded by Wing Post Master
Consistent souls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
Reiu,s, Tar,rp Post Oae, abolished

We have heard much complaint recently sbout the Post
Office Raincs Tavern being sboished. By aboi-hne
the Office tai place the people OF that immediate neigh
boriood pat much Inconvenience and unable to
get their letters papers except by sending long distance
for ;hcm.
Why hes such step been taken th- late day alter
tho citizens OF the n.shboTtood, which Pest otic-
placed, had et the importance Of ts being
en-, rather hard ,hl, they should be deprived
vi such convenience.
We givc below 4 short from i friend vho LAS
heard the complaints Of the cisens Rsines Tave.
The csplacing OF the Post Master at Raiaos Tavern
very unpopular act-its not only unpoTusr hut pats
the reading community serious Inconvenience smcs
reader OF newspaper heretofore resolving his paper
at that Post Ohce will discontinue. The people regard ihe
displaced Poe, Master honest and good officer"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04

Yeste rxiay morning, ut sunrise, as one oil the
carriages OF the Mcnagcrie, containing the Lion.
Tiger, Panther, &c, was in the act OF starting
for Petersburg. drawn by horses, one OF the
horses took fright and attempted to run: this ex-
cited the Lion, who roared from alarm, upon
which the whole team dashed al full speed dowa
l.ocust Alley, not much more than wide enough
for the passage Of the Car: The driver in his box.
displayed great presence of mind, and al the in.
tsrsec,ion OF the Alley with Main street, succeed
ed in directing the horses down Main street: and
|. few doors above the Bell Tavern in turning
them upon the side walk; the wheels coming IN
contact with the posts planted along the side walk
smashed three of them, when finally one Of the
wheels was knocked Off from the axle, the driver
pitched into the street and seriously hurt and the
wagon upset: The forewhecls he'ng 10y this means
detached the horses proceeded riously, until they
were stopped 10y obstacles in the street. One OF
them was much injured.
IL was fortunate tina; an accident which might
have proved iragcal. occurred early, when The
streets were comparatively little thronged: And
il is even more fortunate that the great strength
of the cage resisted the violent conclusion, a
prevented the letting loose of the prisoners u.
the town: The consequences OF such a result can
not easily be conjectured.
The dignity of tho Lion was much offended 10y
the escapade, and he gave vent to his rage and
terror in an impassionsd roar. None Of the beasts,
we believe were injured by the overthrow, sig
nal escape for them Us we'll the Public and the
Proprotors.
A more amusing scene occurred with one Of
the Elephants in fording James River on Sunday.
The tide being up and the water higher than
when she crossed before, she refused upon reach
ing the channel 10 proceed any farther, resisting
she caresses and blows Of her rider ~ last, re.
senting his importantly, she laid down IN the riv-
er, carrying him under, and concealing hun some
time from the view of an immense multitude. who
were the amused. bat before it concluded. the
alarmed, spectators oil the scene: Blu, he wa
good swimmer, and extricating himself, emerged
aud swan up stream 10 the Bridge. Her .naie,
the other Elephant. an enormous beast weighing
within fraction Of 10000 lbs. now coming up,
she recovered her good humOr, and proceeded
quietly on her way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
NY. MARKEr-Nnx.I aP-M

The sales OF cotton very trhns.-say $50 bales.
The spectators have taken another Saturday about in
-four and put the price up S5,15 for a Western. IN
considerable sale that Early aud beore tho stir
were made at $50 and upwards. Southern nou. IL S.
50a621, with very little demand.
Wheat In demand at lie, for ordinary Southern TO a2
for prime Western. Rye is offered lie and re.
by the dslers, who the the only bidders
200 bu Southern corn brought Csc Sc lbs for disng
showing decline 5000 bu. two rowed barley sold Sc.
" a little lees. Oats in demand At 43sIIc.
Mess pork Si3ss pnms Sl0,52aG2; sales - bbls
Duiehess Co. new un mcss, city inspection brought Sl3
IS.
Beeis badly effected by the weather prices to-day
nre lower. say SI25a50 and 25,5O for all tho com.
mon brands.
Scotch pig iron has been bought for cash less than
S3G Tin plates have been taken speculation at 49,
box.
Whiskey 25e in drudge casks sales oslo in bbs; 200
Rio Grand hides bought at l25c. ,mc.
No interest In exchanges. The rail road e, has come
over here, as will be- seen by the stocks report.
JouE Cow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04

A new Daily, under la. title, has been com.
menced in Boston by Leandcr x. s,feeter. Esq
the founder and former proprietor Of the Richmond
Star, aided by II. G.. Corliss. How sincerely we
wish Il brilliant success, we need not stat, aud
Of this, IN 80 large aud wealthy community, and
guided by the CorPonI's talent aud experience, W.
Ian scarcely doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
DIED.

q, 20 minutes past IL, the morning Saturday III,
25ih uiurn, Mr. viii c. Bale in the county Of
lIano.er, Mr.. CORNELIUS TIMPSON in the 18th year
III age:
IL n.tve OF New York, where lie continued to
1--we u n5nut .fce years since, when Mr.. Ball. then re-
siIrn'ot New Iok married hs youngest daughter NOV.
ed 10 Virginia settled the county OF Hanover, where liz
duuul and ever devoted daughter followed by
her ord aud BecOnae iaLer who spent the balance
HE days IN promoting, by oil IN his power her com
1;t aud e-yHcnt Embued with every that could
llorn ia" lo o lruy honest aud upright man. he died.
he lived a OF the perfect cal,nnoSs and com.
pusufe.
Dr. The New York papers w.l prl.s copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
Norfolk. Va.

AANlNG reached TINT period Of life which
fdr' agreeable for ale my interest IN
the above Hotel
Ao The Furniture, stock Wines IquoT. and all tie GItues
OF vel regulated Hotel OF "a.
brought ~ IN the Hotel VIII Il.o be 81
Tine tenn wall be liberal known To any Que wishing %
pTeae 10 ,h,d property the wnor
Or one hi Will BE- 81 TE Hotel bulk 1877. by Joint
stock Company ani incorporated by Act
lsi' u suaieiOn Is" of the
confirms about egaJ az VIII aud Handsomely aud
N LnGse one ~ the best hut and furnished Hotels
The largest Naval ~, Unon here. inc
proc 'Tiy Of the city aust Eakr Il properly
Hotel can no" he Purchased price king profitable
m'ni for capitalist Wan. FRENCH
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
WAsmfNGTON. Oerob,t 81. IsiS.


T, Ns EhioroC me Balfo,g,s Pa,rior
que fTs up In hig UInfy o occurred tie other
diy, tbs city, which hs- yet been fully chronic 3D.
Tor wonder Liye tho i.c's 10 The case rom b. g,
officer Al the Government.
~ he uHici, organ, "a week since, bpp, 1fcd htrr
from London correspondent Di us EDITOR in which The
wrtrI 1una5ycftsd strong i,rmr upIl ie private char
ac'r ,ni hss "i ihr ire-elt hing IF Pr, represent
ing ihat Monarch u ls gf.. - JosDy,J,ac.
ln relation % s Lp.4 Jon Correspondent, thc editor NJ
the organ prci fofih the following s'Eup. "Wo hnllI
nothing DO sayipe thatup abcr letters come from abroad
Wei no sr.ncr hii tic attack upon fhe habit, OF t's
PusIr Ery. and us enhancement Of c author Oi the o.,
tick, ny &C. ror 81 ihr organ, met Che r,a BlrJu Co
G.rY. r. Mn ~ from Prfa. .su hot rrrt, ip. d.
ui ngV yaI Ir LIld, st.rtcd forthwith Tor nt Sutc b.
rnfinrnt 90 lisr special interview wit tie huenclu
rrin..r ie gs'd NJ. Bn h1uau's attention 10 iic .i,n
s'yc HD,I.us as IJd him tDc p,perin Which .pJ.t
tho .rrrf4 ami ac fpy.ed- gel rfslu AMI m sr'q
piece OF 'ie sU,.uvc, hatit cchori Ir ssntfncus Of VI
fT fideGt OF u lntd States l,,' '.is statement IN r,i
ipn ~ L S.yfcf. ~ FrJs-y lai.t; nud fpaiy hst
mrs be- reuur"I apology made Tor pubcaton O..
ice GrysIrGrgr4 rici. Df.nn " hc must have Lt
ports I'D l,ay, Ie cJgri'y!
Hr Buchanan OF cyIr" w1s amazed end cpnfu-oi
liz courtesy, however dil not iofslke HIM H. sud
the 'm"nds honorable Handsomely. .r he wa,
concerned. and ifed The prompt 1ud sensible Baron hs
he would .Ors it1 tic official editor and rnyc the %
Yer promptly a'9nad tuf. The oic1i editor wa scsn-
ani nfca;w1s his rp daJn The ftsuc s represented ID
heyo b,on charming tho hyees d.gfco. Excufes OK
plantations sod Apologies were manufactured fsstcr tnai
cotton, under the "ohosuuK miuimums" are pn,
| cut ~ BoWoi! Aicr which poiogy concocfet
aud then TIC hurying md fp Of tho official editor
show said apology lie Pesl,l' and Head Of Dcpsr,
met i1 order . nrctTta1 Whciot tLfy would Consobt
Ne pUbcsl1n, and whether Hey constituted ian uni" II
felad % IT, dr'crJci to have been unique aud iuniIh
bt Finally, The consent u oil consulted was Outlined
and tie apoJgy waB puJlifhe5,o f,llowf.
The las evening" Union contained letter from a Lon
don correspondent which fnade sOmo remarks upon 81,
Pnv''e has" Of tie Ring Of Pus'a. They were not b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
TnE NEW YORK ELECTION

Tsks. psce day The result in the c,y sngardeJ a.
extremely doubtful Both the great parties are DISTRACTED
By mongrel paics which hivo detached themselves from
hsa-ths Wigs by the fast declining NafiUs Am'rieaa
pauy-ths Democrats by the NstiOnsl Reform or Anil
Renters. An incorporation a. ihe Native Americans WHO
arc Hogly Wage tv,fk fs W. go, - sdmiued we be
hove would DO io,iaebs, end by Carrying the city, ssc
carp the Legislature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
FLORIDA EIECrIoN FOR CONGRESS.

IL is pretty certain that after all Mr. Brockenbrcugh
Democrat is elected to Congress Mr.. Ed c. Csboll,
by abou, 100 mriory. The fact simply is OF
very t'e pubic consequence il does affect the
Of parties the House OF Representatives Bute tine
made 10y Mr.. Cabe. indie ang the rapid advance OF the
Whs IN Florida since The Spring ia gratifying
the Wings: Florida ia lsis will probably wheel into
the Wing line by the side of Georgia aud Louisions her
door neishbors, and that will be time enough for her
TO show her Wing colours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-04
hARiNE INTELLIGENCE.
sort OF ti" hinon
BigA rae, a.. "a, u, s'els.L, 4 NJ

CLEARED,
Nov 1T, En2 F-.rr Rayns. Hasrr e Have. tobacco
ARRIVED,
SiWr Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, suRdres
siuH Alice, Skinner, Norfolk
tD'I Florence, Cath-. oTsus-f
HciT Black Hawk. Yeson. Poni,,d plaster
s.if MtTdan TaIion, PoUi!ni tlastsT
Bl4ue PhenI. B0ush r,rs-
British SehT BouEdry MeNana from Nova seo s9sihes
20 Cha Palmer
schr Eowena, Young, Eo,'"1 uitdr.1
seir i.aware. Nunson. New YOfk .undtia-
S'hr Emma Vagina. Ciri shon Baltimore sIni'I.s
Sehf harshesisT, SiHlek New Yo t,,undr.ss
PORT WALTHALL, Nov. let. .
Sailed, Baique John Carver. rendeion iron, Warwick
x BlTssda!e, with II Iur for RIO Jineiro.
bng ErIniyw!nc, Smack, for PoTnnmbucO and q market
t'g Sterling. Gi'op Tor RIO Grando, flour frorn
iiaSai, Boihcrs s. 60.
NoVFIBEE %.
5chf Aphegati. Powell, with coal from Clover Hil
Mac, Tor biiumore.
NEW YoBE. No, I.Cear,J ,rhrJ N-fam v.1rlns Rich