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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS

lNHE SUBSCRIBER, having been burned
/ out on Market street by the recent FIRE, in
forms his friends and the public that he has taken
the Store one door below B. F. Mtcaell's, on
Water street. where may be found q good assert
ment Of DRY GOODS, consisting III part of the
following: CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, SAITH
NETS, &c.
A superior article of English and American
wool-dyed black, blue black, and invisible
@IoH"~9 from 81 IS
to 30 per yard. 9ASs1WD9:sSs at various
prices and patterns. SATTINETS, blue. black,
steel mixed, and fancy colors-some very superior.
CALIooES, &C.; English and American
prints of the most fashionable style and best quail
ty. Cambria, Lace, Muslns, &c. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Bleached and brown, of every description.
Mouselin DeLane, Alpacas, Paris Reps, Meri
mos, DC. &C.. of very handsome styles.
SHAWI.S-A variety of Wooden, Merino,
and dress Shawls and Capes.
THREAD, HOSIERY, &C., of all descriptions
and at very reduced prices.
HATS 9 GAPS
Mems fashionable Fur Hats, at various prices
With a variety of Cloth and Seal Caps, wool
Hats, &c. &c.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Plate, patent spring and pad locks, hinges
| screws, cart and wagon boxes, pocket and table
cutlery, &c. &c; with variety of other articles
too numerous to mention. Pie subscriber invite.
purchasers to call and see as he is determined tc
sell low the market will afford. and will try
to make it to their interest to patronze him.
S. r. ROBBINS.
| Nov 81, ls45 loft
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Per Schrs. Ellen from Philadelphia, and 7ioga
from New York,
A ND NOW OPEN. splendid assortment o
"A Ready.Made Clothing,
which are offered to the public for examination
got ND expressly for the southern market the
style, quality and finish are unsurpassed, and will
be sold as cheap as they can be had at any other
house in the country; consisting of Cloaks. Sack
Overcoass, Bangups, Frock. Dress and Business
Goats; PantaIoons and Vests, of various styles.
Together with every article that constitutes g. n
tleman's wardrobe. At wholesale and retail pm
ces.
ALse-An assortment Of uncut goods OF tho la
test styles, to select from.
Gentlemen wishing to be measured for their
garments can haye them made and trimmed in
the latest Paris fashions. by calling on
CHARLES BARR,
MOI Wilmington, n. G.
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~ BBLS. FLOUR, 10 half bbls. do.
MI 10 kegs Lard, 20 boxes Cheese,
nm 20 jars Buttor, &c box's large Herings
30 bbls. Am. Brandy 20 :" small do.
~ 25 " Whisky. bbls Apple Brandy,
so boxes Fire Crackers, 10 Sugar,
10 Candles; Mustard, Powder & Shot.
Just landed and for sale by J. S. RICHARDS,
November 81. Water-street.
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MARRTED.

In Fayetteville, onsthe 18th inst, by the Rev,
Jas. Mcdaniel Rev. John Brantly, Of Raleigh, to
Miss Philadelphia Smith.
In Cumberland County. on the 9th inst. Mr.
Robert Murphy, to Miss Grisella Stewart, daueh.
ter of the late Hector Stewart, ESQ.
In Elizabeth City. on the 18th inst. Mr.. VIM
8. La,ta, of Fayetteville, to Miss - Picket. OF
former place.
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Daily Expected.

- Daily Expected.
TVHE following merchandise on consignment,
II cargo of schr. Phoenix, from Boston, which
will be sold low for cash, approved negotiable pa
per, or North Carolina produce:
\ Dry Goods. consisting of Kentucky
Jeans. Sattinets, Negro Cloths,
o. CASES, Printed Calicoes, Carlisle, Bay
- bales, Estate and York Jeans, Linseys,
WooIsey's, brown and bleached
Shirtings and Shsetings, &c.
so boxes and barrels Soda Biscuit
20 boxes and 10 half-bayrels Sugar Biscuit,
IS kegs and bbls. Butter Crackers,
20 kegs and bbls. Hard do.
% bbls. prime and 26 bbls. Mess Pork,
= hhds. p. R. Sugar.
% bags Rio Coffee, So bbls. Apples,
SO bbls. Onions. $50 Potatoes,
43 bundles Cooper's Hoop Iron,
100 kegs assorted sizes Nails,
81 hhds. tierces and bbis. Moiasses,
,S SO bh b No No Mackerel,
57s Cabbages. 10 boxes Candles,
100 90 S Ssns do. rsmily Soap, sit*,sn. quail.
100 qr.do. ties,
9 cases assorted Boots and Shoes,
10 bales bushd Gunny Bags,
l45 pieces Iron Holov-ware.
ALso--Now landing per schr. E. S. Powell
from New York,
20 barrels and 10 half bbls. Family Canal Ffou,
And in store, an assortment of FAMILY GRO.
CERES, received by recent arrivals. For sale
MI. by WIN. COOKE Agent.
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TH>HE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened
Il PAINT SHOP
in the town Of Wilmington, respectfully solcits
the patronage of their friends and the public in
general. Amy person wishing to have PAIN.
TING done, will please give US call, we
are determined to work as CHEAP as any one
else, and will every exertion to give satisfac-
ton to all who may favor with job. Shop in
Ann, near Boundary street.
RICHARD SIMPSON,
JAMES M. HALL.
Orders can be left with Messrs. Bishop & Jones,
Mr.. George Brown at E. Merriam's Carriage Re.
pository, or at the Journal Office. Ol7-5ti
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Nov. Ia.

FAYETTEVILLE MARkET-NOv. Is.
Dur receipts of Cotton continue very light, and
20 change to notice in prices. Flour is coming in
quite f'sely; sells at $54. $50, and S52. Flaxseed
- W 70 81 90. Corn is in demand at SIS cts.-
Peas ID 10 IS cts. Bacon &c. Wheat 81. No
change in prices Of Groceries, Observer.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov, !

Turpentine, " iImington, soft.
Washington and Newbefn, 8 IS
Rosin. 90 L I24
Spirits Turpentne, gall so "a IS
Tar, 673 az
Rice, 4 so a S 37A
Cotton "a 81
Naval Stores.-Turpentine remains without
change, there being little none here in first hands
excepting some in yard which is still withheld
from the market. Ths difficulty of procuring
freights, however. would tend to prevent any ex.
tensve operations at present. as most of that pre-
Siously reported, still remains on hand from this
cause. We notice sales of 1000 bbls. Washing.
ton a. S3,75 per $50 lbs.i aRd 1900 swansboro'
on terms not made public. Spirits Tprpentine is
not SO active, and wa have only to report some in
small lots at IS IS cents. cash and mos. W.
have no further sales of Tar or Rosin..
Rsce.-For the new crop of good to prime quail
ty there il fair demand. also for the best descrip
tons Of the old, while inferior parcels are neglect
ed. We notice sales of about $50 tics. at $50
S5,lS3, cash. We do not vary our quotations
although there is none in market which woulG
bring our extreme limit.
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"a is still occupied by Mrs. A. ]. BAT
TSfA TIE, whose health has bceu restored,
and who will give her personal atten-
&s6@ tion to providing for her table and the
general comfort Of all her boarders, either regular
or transient.
She hopes her endcavors to pl. ase will secure
her share of the public patronage.
Her friends in the country will always find q
home at the Franklin Hotel
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MISUNDERSTANDING

NfRS. PRICE would inform the ladies of VIII
49, mington and lis vicinity, that she win ex-
ecute work In the above line, on reasonable tefms.
Residence over the JOURNAL OFFICE,
November z, lS45
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MOlasSes g. Potatoes.
n r HHDS. prime retailining Porto Rico Mo-
AGlasses so bbls. Irish Potatoes, put up for
family use, daily expected per schr. A. r. Thomp-
son, from Philadelphia. For sale by
MI G. w. DAVIS.
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HANOVER HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER would
NSfA inform his friends that be has taken this
.ss well known and popular HOTEL, and
a. that he will be ready TO receive Hoaras~s
OH the 18th Of October next.
HIS efforts to make his house agreeable to those
who may patronize him, will be unremitting and
assduous. The Hanover House will be supplied
with new furniture, clean beds, and attentive ST.
wants. In addition to this. he will be aided in TIL,
duties Of experimenting the House" by an active
and experienced man. His table will be supplied
with every dslicacy which this and the CharIcstoE
markets can afford.
JOHN S. JAMES.
september l9, lS45. I.1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21

SO NEGROES
For Sale.
nNTHE first Monday in January next, about
" so VALUABLE NEGROES
will be offered for SALE at Public Auction. at the
Northwestern intersection Of From; and Market
streets, in the town of Wilmington.
Much the greater proportion Of these Negroes
are able bodied Men and Boys, accustomed to
Rice field work, and they are all enured to this
climate.
A credit of six and twelve months will be given.
Purchasers will be- required to give notes with good
and sufficient security, to nett the amount of the
purchase money, which arc to be approved at
Bank, to be renewed every ninety days, AND the
accruing interest paid, and at the expiration OF the
credits above, they will then be collected by in
stalments according to the usage and requirements
of the Banks in this place.
SALLY r. COWAN, Erecutrir.
The petersburg Intelligencer," Charleston
, Courier" and Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle" will
publish the above in their tr-weekly papers until
day of sale, send bills to this office, aud send copy
of their papers containing advertisement to the
Executrix. S. T. c., Er.
November 18th, lS45. Cts
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Y0ung Ladies school.
MISS CAROLINE o. TANNING. o

/" A0O O-A1tODs4VH VI AIN1NA4NUs PIU~
Ava poses 70 open Select School, fof the re-
ception Of Misses somewhat advanced in their stu.
dies. Her course Of instruction will embrace ell
the branches of an English Education. including
Mental and Natural Philosophy, astronomy,
Physiology. and Rhetoric.
From her long experience in Der profession,
Miss F. feels confident Of giving satisfaction to
those who may intrust Pupils to her care. Her
school will commence early in October, in The
Room on Northrop's Alley. where she m ~ be con-
sulied.-or at the house Of p. w. TANNING.
Oct. 10, lS45. 4ix:f
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Book Binder and

AS taken a room at the Southwest corner
H. of Front and Princess streets, up stairs, OPP
posite the Journal Office, where he will do 3lGia
DING of every description, manufacture Blank
Books and rule Paper or Books.
He solicits the public patronage, feeling well as-
sured that he can give satisfaction in his line.
Nov. 81, 'lS45. lO-3t
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Mackerel g. AleWiyes.

az BARRELS No. Mackerel,
ser 80 do. Alewives; fresh caught, lust
landed from brig Hogan, from Portland. For sale
N2ll by G. w. DAVIS.
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MoI.ASSES.

RA HHDS. good retailing MolIasses. For
w sale by BROWN & DEROSSET.
Oc3l 7.3t
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For Sale.
"HE CARGO of barque Jane, daily expected
H. from Portland, consisting of
$50 bales prime Eastern Hay,
SO hhds. prime Cuba Molasses,
SO bbls. No. Mackerel,
so bbls N. E. Rum,
$4,000 feet White Pine Boards, For sale by
MI G. w. DAVIS.
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@HWwH0
OAA CASKS fresh Thomaston Lime
2DOOno in store. For sale by
MI BARRY & BRYANT.
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For Sale,

nHE LOT wherein Jones' Hotel stood, near
Y the Rail Road Depot For particulars. en-
ou;re of o, G. PARSLEY.
Qc3l. 7-2t
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REMOVAL.
"HE Subscribers have remOv-
l. ed TO the Store in LAZAHUy building.
three doors above the Custom House, where they
have on hand and for sale,
40 hhds. superior RED Ashe Coal,
20 -" unslacked Lime,
5 /" Hair, for plastenng,
10000 Philadelphia Brick,
1000 lbs Live Geese Feathers.
OF G. ID. ELLIS & 60.
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NDTN@
FWNKE subscriber having been burnt out in the
IL late Fire, may now be found up stairs near
y opposite the Chronicle Office, where he solicits
a continuance Of public patronage.
WILLIAM THOMSON.
Nov 81 lS45. lO-4t
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TIE MARKETS..

GRAIN, Corn. 81 63
Oats, Maryland, "A
Virginia,
LARD Peas 60 .. 81 ?.
NAVAL STORES
Tar, Wilmington,
Turpentine soft,
Spirits turpentiue, gal As 4S
RICE
Ordinary to fair, 4 373 a 625
Good and prime, 4 rs 4 s74
C0ttOn-Aggregate sales of the week 1851
bales, against The receipt, in the same time, of
iO,6l5 bales. The following quotations will give
a true index Of the state of the market at the
close of the tyeeh;-ilferior and ordinary 81 Ct;
midding to midding fair 65 a ]; fair to fully
fair Il; good fair and fine. "a 74c,
Rice-I'here has been.a rcsaction in the Rice
Snarke since our report of the StfRinst., as the
excitement which then prevailed has not only en-
treiy subsidized, but the market has become rather
languld At the opening Of the present week for
mer prices We're sustained, but within few days
purchasers have occasionally obtained slight al.
vantage in their operations, particularly on the
lower grades but the reduction is not of so decided
character as to induce us to change our quota
lions, and we would still refer to them as fai'
criterion of the market. The receipts since oul
last 2307 tierces as fOllows:-lOO tierces al
7-l6; % at IL l4O at 4s9-l6; SO at AZ; 265 a
ll-l6; ga at A; so at 1916; 22s at Al; anc
95 tierces at IS per hundred. ~
Rough Rice-The new crop is now coming
freely to market. The receipts of the week Jus
closed may be put down at fully $4,000 bushels
The transactions since our last are as follows
1000 bushels ct Il21; 5000 at lis; $500 at 100
400 at 1873; 5000 at l25; and O,2OO bushels a
l26c. per bushet, with one or two strictly choic'
cargoes on terms not made public.
GrGin-We are without the receipt of Con-
during the week, and as we have no actual sale
to record, present quotations must be considere,
nominal There have arrived since our last abou
1900 bushels Maryland Oats, which change,
hands at 44c. aAd 100 bushels ordered by deal
er. Some 1900 bushels Peas have been received
and disposed of within the range of our quota
tons, viz: so &c. per busheI.
BacOn-We are still without any transaction
to reports and in the present stagnant state of tn
market, it is impossible to give quotations with an
accuracy, and present rates are nominal.
LGrG-There has been less inquiry for this al
tcIe since last, than for the previous fortnigt
and while we continue former figures, would r.
mark that the transactions of the week have bee
confined to small lots for the city trade at pric,
ranging from 81 to &c. per pound.
Extracts Courier Price Current.
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IN bids, bbls. and halfbarrels, received directly
Il from the Brewery. and constantly for sale by
OF, F5-4tiotf d. w. WUUD.
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.T'fsU .dr7"iUNlS at the
OLD STAND
DRUG SCORE

eA THE subscriber has returned from
NJ the NORTH with large and careful
ESfM ly selected stock of Drugs, Medicines,
q Dye Stuffs, Paints. Oils, Window
Glass. Perfumery, Surgical instruments. Shop
Furniture, Patent Medicines, &C.. &C., which he
offers to the public at reduced prices. Knowing
we'll the wants of
Physicians and Country Merchants,
in rhis section. he has taken to select those
articles best suited to their wants. His stock of
2189yMgaI
embraces beautiful assortment of ladies' and gen.
tlemens' Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes; Dressing
Combs, Persian Scent Bags; Toilet Powder and
Puifs; French and German Extracts; Toilet Soaps;
French and German Cologne's, and Toilet Bot
ties. In fact embracing one of the choicest lots of
Perfumery ever offered in this market.
-ALSO.-
A further supply of 100 ozs. Quinine,
ton pure White Lead,
100 Swedish Leeches,
Lamp Glasses Of every size.
All orders from the country will meet with prompi
attention. !: shall he the subscribers study at all
times, to give satisfaction. and induce his custom
ers tocoritnue that patronage literally bestowed
heretofore and make bis establishment what it has
already gained the reputation Of being.
The Cheapest Drug Store in the State.
Physician prescriptions accurately compounded
Family and ship Medicine Chests, cleansed and
refitted at short notice. VIM. SHAW.
OctobeY 10, l645.
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, Z pr. ct. pren
New York, 4"
Boston, !
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Foreign Markets.

BAHIA, July 26-Our last dates were under date LIST
instant since when the American arrivals have been
July llth ship Roman from New Bedford, outward
bound
The last sale of Flour barrels w from Liver
pool at SIS per barrel leaving in first hands but
stock of about 500 barrels of all qualities in the hands
of bakers and spectators Richmond quote at rs 900
per barre Trieste SsSF 500 and Baltimore and other
brands 10 l6 800
Sperm Candles-Several lots having b cen received
from Pernambuco within few day prices have declned
the last sale made at 500 h. but they will not
at present bring more than 800 RS.
The receipts lately have been sufficient TO keep the
market in supply Good Hyson is selling l70Oa 100
according to quality, whilst other kinds very difficult
to dispose of even at low prices
Sugar-The stock is becoming reduced there being
now In the Traplxes about TO- 900 principally of in
efor quality whilst prices firm at 100 for browns
ana 400 for whites Us shillings and % shings stg
per cwt) free on board for picked lists 200 and
asked.
Hides-very few in market; dry las RS. sailed lis
l20rs.
Freghts to Europe 60 5s.
Exchange on London 70 i'd; dollars 900 each.
ST. JAco DE CuBA, Aug 20.-We have only the latest
prices OF produce with which 10 make up our letter
Beef mess 10Y per Dbl nominal Jerked American 81
dies, talow 10 per 100 lbs Cheese, American, 20 per
100 lbs; Fish, Cod, small 100 lbs; Haddock 81 !;
Smoked Herring 80 per box, Mackerel, No. 3, ol
per bbl' Hams, small l2t per 100 lbs; Lard II per
q per 100 lbs sales Pork clear az per Dbl, Mess 90
sheer or bacon per 100 lbs; Potatoes per Dbl;
Rice, 81 per l0obs soap yell 10 per 100 lbs Boards,
w. p 70 20 per NJ feet in small lots; r. p Lumber -
25 Hoops 80 40 per 1900; Hhds Shocks and Heads II
l ca; Sugar Box Shocks rs SO each, abundant.
Coffee, for triage TO best unwashed scarce Su-
gar, assorted, white and brown white alone s.
brown do 4, Muscovado II 3 Molasses 10 a 10 To-
bacco, IDS wrappers, i'd filters, 49, in demand.
Exchange on London 10 per cent prem ; Paris 30,
United States 2a3
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Miscellaneous Record

scHR SPLENDID from Boston for New York sprung head Of
blow Of M n. any away , o say spit sails &c in the ssW
called which ordered her proceed Woods Hole procure
bo Oh a. and bov Id ashore
anu vessel remained ashore the morning Of the
soan SEA FIowER from Mramch for Boston before re-
III be-, Ia WAS not British sc Mar
s sns was o so al, loss The Cargo picked fish valued
be sold for the underwater va saved ana "ouid
SNIP BrnIs struck BY Lightning days since while IT,
voyage All the other outward bound vessels which have
eet the swanon which is still thee[N o. Pcayune sth
scHR HARP tAmercan carried TO Dalhou.e III. crow and
part Of the materials saved ron the wreck Of the brig
Of the Masdaens oath ut her passage from Liverpool
Howard Of New Bedford whaer The i. now at the
latter port having arrived 3lst u from Sandwich Islands
Naval.
sloop Of Saratoga arrived al Pensacola on the IA,
The Porpolse and John Adams saedfrom Pensacola for
Cruz on the goth u 10 relieve the 81 Lawrence aud
Whalemen.
AnM New Bedford lh inst Octava Indian Ocean lI2 d.
S% .S w WI HI Heard df o% s s. r.,
ha FIJI goo 81 100 wh Apr IS Charleston Packet NIB $50 sp
"S l'S%$ " Nv 5.d h:1ss 81 Ea {
A9s Also o art S. SW cf isS,s
& eSed IN n i9r 10 WITH 20 s5 the Bay 18th inst
p6 Tss o2y%s vessel: spoken Capt skinner Of tn.
H. T;:'sa
Nh b, ao D. clean ieh Chses,9n, do VIII; Nov Roscoe
VIII Mon 1s np;n Sl wis. goth. sally Anne,
Rd, 10 soo bbls 18th, Armsta, MI wins: SteielitT
wis lyh Enterprise, NIB, VIII; Feb I5 Sajy
az sgu GOOD Return, do 500 9TH Eugene SION cd
I'D DAVIS master, late Collins who died suddany
ts Jay IN consequence of mpturing blood
June N lat II 20 s, Ion Q so w Annswsn Ma,
killed June 80 by whale. 80 "ao ooas'eeier
spoken.
lat II IS, Ion 81. - 80 antwerp ga ut.
Mary Frances from Boston for New Orleans 2b NJ, i, >,
OF, Ion 81 20. leans 1oh UT. lat ~
Dutch schr Of Banka Lieut. Won Ross az dav. e I'll
for Batavia. July %, lat 3t0 s, Ion IS w. " ieiei
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, Sept lin port Belize for Philadelphia H.vu. far
Charleston. "''e' ~
MONTREAL Sept 9-Ar Erromanga Greenock; Vindiea,o,
Liverpool 'o''
QusBrc, Sept 7-An Tom Moore Monarch Princess Rov.
A,a and d. ndsia,igsble Liverpool Bl.cher Hambag Lila
n for glasgow; Londonderry Londonderry; Cathne
Sms, Bach, 81, MeEyer. Cork eliza Ann Newport Bradford
Pn1 soIway GLOUCESTER; Lord Ssndon Kins,le Slkworh
Ross Cia sm,on, London WIN Dawson, Alloa; Erie, New
days. :" Po''' hersehen' 'of Nfork, ~
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As:s%: nd 1s Sr
SALEM, Sept i0An Richard, Georgetown, DC; Joy, Plla
BGSsros Sep, mA Hin HSms Nosan. Boston ssmcs
long island Head sisnai and Srs. CD
sasi ss Hs
spos W WspSs f & saa GS%
Jane. BsSbour fredersI.barg PIsnm Gsosetown De-
fa ssrs ol@ Sss c EsGsy Of those !"
PLymeurH, SEPT 9-An Florida Philadelphia Sid 18th,
s SFT EN- BfRpSsD ss oA NOta' wareham for Bam
Bd:ISn sp ,s sn Ssw yS for
TMs s. pF :,5 G!ss sa msas
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York for Lusse h9%s, Kent Dc for Boston; Gov Arnold
CANDY DO SD i ill., '1a bis ss n DOT as
i Var rs.oq cons
iw,nS.si f RhsdpG. Joseph
%YSt ana Amos D'o'' Philadelphia Empire and Example,
Ellen Somerset for Philadelphia Direct Providence for Ba
chester Emperor Phade phs Messy y, 0'.' ''' o0'
sa fff,aasPeo New
YGS1 and Lady FesswieE NX0Ft
Col Davis and Rushing Providence; Star and Alexander
n, New Bedford; Julia Fall River; Dm Parker Troy. Cid
shamrock Charleston; DR. HehcSck and oalloo Boston;
Ann CAROLINE and jane New London Tribune Bridgeport
Harp, wareham w Leeds Warren; Fronaut. sopngton;
Srah Augusta Barker NYok; Elizabeth Rebecca Albany;
Emra Rogers SslteT and Lady Clinton, Grnmer NYok;
Brown Lingo West Point; Sarah Ann. Tarrytown; Patriot
Sing Sing Borden, Fall River; Comet Oneida Mars and
LrwEs Del. Sept Io-Aun Hood, for River la Plates +
Churchill Albert Oak, Erie Richmond Sagadahock. AID
Passport; Martha Maria and Brick for Providence; Copy
and New Jersey for Nantucket, this morning.
There fun gyed brig coming down the Bay,
and will probably this afternoon. One schr only
the anchorage Nothing in sight bound in Wind WNW, and
weather clear.
RICHMOND Sept lI-Sd Brilliant Hall, NYork.
NORFOLK, Sept 9-Arr Henrco Boston for Richmond; In
dusy New Bedord Yantc Nansemond for Fall River; Vo
liant, Turks Island Mary, Portsmouth, Nh.
CHARLESTON, Sept 8Arr Chaesto Loveland NewYork;
9Th John Hancock Havana Cid Harriet Jessie Liverpool
Sid Allen Burr, and q Lamar Hagedom, NYork
SAVANNAH, Sept 8-sld Celia, Thatcher, NYork
NEw oRIrsss SeEa-Arr kiiby Livepo9l Roselia Aran
Russa-e NE Pass 10 pm I'd install the outward bound
vessels gone except the Swanton-3d
Creole FIN Arkansas off the NE Pass Souhene
went the I'd. Below, coming Susan Drew from
Havre; Mary Frances Boston