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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
From the Harrisburg lntrlli gcnccr,
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

Yesterday tic two Houses oflne L'Cjt-
laiurc met ia Convention TO elect n Srna
tor 10 TIL the vacancy occas,on'd III the
Senate Of the Untd Srrl,,, by the rosgna-
ton u the Hon jams Buchanan The
! .oco Focos nominated the Hon Gcorrr
Woodland, Of Lnzcrnc county, n Ire
Tradc man or, in other Wotds, Polk
TniE man. The Wing, deemed II pru.
dcul 10 make no domination II being out
OF their puwcr To clcc, candidate Of lheIr
Own On hc first ballot they voted for va
nous gentlemen OF their own party. Ihn
next bullot humber Of them cast Their
votes for Cen simon Cameron, an ou!
and oul TarG man anil rIrdSrd h,'.d"
to 60 for dtstrtbuhoa II HE prors,ii #
Mcpubiic Mnds dh5us he SlatJ Ga
TIC Gnh ballot, Cen Cameron WAS ,lcc.
ted the Wings voting Tor him nearly II.
nluimously. A'maJorIly Of the Nal'c'
rs well rs some sixteen or seventeen lsuU
democrats, united with the Wings IN ,A,c,
ting his election.
We regard the election Of Gen CAM.
ron n d, cld,d Triumph of,he protective Of =,
the Free Trnde policy and Wing vc'..
! ry One Of the mos, distinguished ! u..
Gratis in the Safe, We might almost 5 10
the county, remarked on the anu NpC,'.
men Of the result" IArrc is no ioDcr .
I u, moe rate parly' It certainly ar IS
/ bad for the continued nsccndrncy q $40
patty. that there's such incohertncy IN 4,
TINT il cannot be kept together, even hy the
hope OF ,hc spo's OF office. The Wings
] 4 Il 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
From the Aludlsonlnn

d" "WARs ASp RCMoRs or WAWs Wa
10 not apprchrnd that any serious rupture
will cnsuo with McA,co IN Consequence Of
The Annexation Of Texas to the Cur,d
States On the contrary, We should not TO
SURPRISED # ovcriurcs were nude 10 oar gov
crnmcut by the new auhouIi,s oi M'X.co,
to uariicipalr ~ MI urraugcu,ul {, slguCd
10 :, sist the emotions mud rncroachmcnls Of
European powers The iniUgu-s OF Santa
Anna with the ogcn,s Of European govern
mruls, arc not SANCTIONED by the MEXICAN
people aud no dyub I4e eorruplions o( tho
yrant owe their origin to lofclsn lcmIla.
IONS
Eut even II the new govcrnw"nt Of Mex.
co should take umbrnge itIhe annexation
Of Tevas, there is not the stighIea prublb.'.
uy iha, actual hos,lln,cs would tusue Mex.
leo has no! The ability 10 annoy US, since
she could not Tighten Texas, even HEh
Santa Anna OF the head other atmis As
Iof the cooperation ofgreat Brian 3: eau.
net BE- rel led upon M any hoHlc ,un,r.
prise against the United States Eogaud
gilnrd nothing by her Two wns
with u The third trial, whenever It sba. I
come, we venture to say, viii Lo the last.
Bot NO are satisfied thar SIR bl' 10 dosJe
10 Try any such experiment
The Oregon %, slton vii b' 'euI',a u
we nav b. allowed lhc'pr dct22n) without
war and triumph md glory 81" belong
to ths adminisfa,i7o
So FAR from there bring war WIN Elg'
land we shall not b. surprised y Our rela'
ions with that por,r shall be ?'sf'i on
sill more amiat.r 'y''"3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Some theorists mrIntain, and With
Foolish srsuing contend, tina, doe,,
nd sheep, and other btuteN, are sarh
Possessed Of mind AMI reason. and OF
An mortal part, like that which
CouNaJiss The soul IT, nan
Tina, these compared with human klnd.
Are not inle t.ot.. .unhs, it be through
Want OF speech, ippi y, smeni !, deCsc,d
And getting VAIN, will prove their
Doctrine true, by facts which cannot D., Ia
Eiod.
That lo,A ine IN the lace OF one Of th.,t
dog, sheep or cali,) thov tl,e,o discern,
Deep lid within tho counionan,e,
That evidence of reason, ihouch and
Mind susceptible, WHICH meets lhsm n ~.
glass
10 all lhis Ill not object
That beasts from guad and whip. and
SOUR be- stvrd..-il man be not drbasct
Then puhIr vnice would stay the han
1'h1, would abuse beast
Ru, others hold, md practlcing miinA,t.
Tint man alone, ol all the mortal race,
|, tree to ar, the part he wIil,
, Ih,'sc show The iine twIN man aud l...t
Mark clearly drawn. that they who holt
The lash. and give the word are men
They cattle who obey These paw lho
Highest price foi such ~ tlavlng chopr
o. tout legs, NJ Of two) prefer 10 waln ere,
And having general appe irlnre Ike matt.
Have pushed themselves, and learned
The nri al speech. And these have robbed an
bought and reared, nh iull three M hon,
OF such siock now groaa np heedum ssul.
TINS principle. like thai which caused iho
Nile tn flow stteam ot pu,ud blood,
l. still upheld, sustained by more than
NrlfUfthose now seated IN outt congress la i
For ,nis we have the tale 10 tell
o. Constitution violated, abused and
Set aside. tu bring party measure IN
Annex n lofelpn state.
We warned our III ends below the line,
We warned thrm.whr NC lIile thought
This 'm,asurc' would succeed, lhat,
Ike the GIacian nurse !, II on the PLAN
Near Troy, twete better let alone, WAS
Safer out. than in, il left 'cuhom wortl
Purliy ilsclf, and please the Gods as wei
But brought uttiin, lo discharge lis dcadly
Pulson here, might prove curse remedies
We now rencri our fears, that 10y ihS
Act, The bond which now unlles w. Is
Weaker grown, and should the cord
/ BE Enlightened out TO reach another Tear
/ With liberty, aud sense of honor upon
! cine side slavery and Gods rtrse upon
/ The other the linz must break,
And which must beer the charge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
For tie Herald.
OUR RAILROAD.

The question which has been so often
asked within tho Last six months, Are We
10 have Rail Road !" may now be safely
answered in the affirmative. The whole
line from Fnchburgh by tho way of Keenr,
Bellows Falls and Rutland TO Burlington
snow chartered. The advantages which
tins route has over all others, IN the drcs.
ton OF Montreal arc now so well under.
stood mud so fully appreciated. by those in.
tcrestcd IN opening n railroad between Boz.
ton and Montreal that there remain. lr,le
room 10 doubt that i, will be accomplished
with all reasonable expedition
The strenuous aud determined opposi q.
ton which has been made from certain
quarter, to the grant ola charter, for 'qhc
Winehendon ral'roud' has only served to
eIIc1 more fully aud more rapidly the many
advantages which are Offered by this route,
4 ever every other between the same tcrmin.
ini This oPposIron ha, awakened in.
curry among the people OF Boston. in re-
Iauon 10 The advantages OF the several pro.
posed route, from that CITY into NewHamp
shire Vermont and Canada and this in
curry "H' i''. 10 the demonstration Of The
truth that til, route ciIrr, to the necp,, O
boston, eenths greater than any other
route.
There need es no fear in assuming III,
POSITION that tbI, route when eompI, ted vii
carry TO and from Boston more ton. o
freight than any other railroad lerminailu.
there. This S,ste nione will send ant
bring back more freigh, Than hs. bern car
, RED over tho Rsslern railroad ~ the ven
= lsi4 and the increase would be rand
as new sources OF industry would be con
!, SANITY developed. The iroa, marble, man
n ean'~, beef pork, pouhrey, products G
C manuise,ur.'. products Of our lores., vii
the 5tnn OF merchandise, the raw mater
ala IST manuiac!sres plOuer and sah, vi,
I, make an amount Of freight OF which no Al
" ProEImsle estimate has yet been formed b
The mos ssnguioe. Added 10 tbs will b,
y large amount Of travel and fright brwe-
a Boston e. Mo,resl.s as ihrs VIII off-r the b.
q, 'onle ye proposed besN cen ihr.e enie..
l. viii -l.o eonsir fore ,A,r of;hetrs,c!. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

All sccouoi. from Washington concur IN top'r'
srn"ng Mn r"iS'i o'etrun with horde' OF nolt'-
cal mt nd'oint'-'i' c losear', VII" VIII h'rIi,
take NO Tor 'N'"r' Who hunt ''"glr. hunt IN coup
les and hunt .' oIuo'. Inn t'n''i'ut"h ns"'pa
per, which Is ~t'sFPo,e, 10 he ton'GcitI AZ IN
acme sort at least, scGa officially, the organ 81
frr,.ieht Poit represent. tie rush upon the Nh!te
House 10 tsIf ia lad VIC arc rrjnictd II
nounc,d that he has declared with tue dimue.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Tn CiiorrAw INDIANS The Vicks
burg Sentinel Of The Is ull, referring to ,hi,
tribe OF lnJlans has the follow ing
The last rcmnan, OF this once powerful
tribe arc now crossing our ferry On Their
way TO their new home IA the Far West.
TO ono who like the writer, has been IA
milar with their bronze expressive faces
from Infancy, II brings assoc hi ious Of pecui
liar sadness 10 see them bidding here
las, farewell prbsps 10 the old hills who
gave them binh, aud are doubtless equally
lear to him mud them The first play.
mates OF our infancy were The young Choc.
tsw boys Of the then woods OF Warren
county. Their language was scarcely less
lamIiiar TO US than our mother Eng lish.
We know, we think, the character oil the
Choc,aws we'll We knew many OF their
present saIwau braves IN those days Vi ear
IL life, when Indian and whIic alike for.
got dis Iuse, bet IN the unchecked cxubcr.
Ince Of youthful feeling show the real
character lha, policy aud habit may after
watds 50 much conceal aud we know that,
under the solid aollc look h, assumcsthere
10 bim,ny ia the lndiuns nature Il heart
OF IRE aud feeling, and an all-observine up.
that marks and remembers ev-
cry ,hHs that occurs and every insult be
receives Cunn.al-a.hahl They are
gone away VIVA, a visible reluctance
which nolhlng has overcome bu, the stern
necessity they feel i,upclllng them, they
have booked thct last on the gtaves Of tn CIR
street.-the scenes ofthcir youth an! have
mkca up their slow tolisomc march, with
their household gods among them, Ia th,ie
new homcs III strange land They leave
names 10 many Of our rivers, towns and
coun,cs an so long as our State rcInaiu,,
the Choctu~s, who once owned most Of her
soil, will be remembered
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

RErRinuTIvfJCsIicE Oar ?olnlcaI friend,
who managed 10 defeat The election of Mr.
CInv, have caugh! Tarur. iii, rapicr
is already under their fifth rib They have
Indirectly elevated TO the Presidential chair
one, who, even before he lakes the chair,
dcnounccs them lie can do go without
the chulgc OF ingratnudc, for nc never en-.
couragrd their conspiracy 10 defeat his n.
val. On tie contrary, he tolI them lflhey
took him they must AXE Texns with hlm
They accepted the terms, aud both have
come ln--lhe one 20 cover tbeif councils
with oIium, aud the other 20 extend the
curse Of slavery Had some malguan,
spirlt blasted the mental VISION OF these mcn
or psshed reason from her throne of hight,
we might lind IN the moral absGrdhlcs Of
their conduct something to pay and for
give Bot no plea Of insanity can avail
them They had lher reason uGimpaircd
aud claimed to have their conscience IN full
play Their work OF mischief uGd mise.
~ was deliberately planned and deliberate
IL executed. Had they been the avowcd
advocates OF Anecsollon and Slavery, they
could no, have more cGeetualIy Prog 7,cd
their aims. They ment, 30 far as the ecc.
ton i. coneerned, the Lasting gratitude OF
the Sooth The rebuke OF the new prc,i
deni Is the unklnlesi cut Of all 1t was G.
nough ,ha, TIC whole Democratic deicsa.
ton abandoned them on the Texas quts
ton. The fruit Of their nup,ials wllh thi:
party has turned TO ashes The brida
robe has changed TO a shrond, and the mar
rage song has become a kncll The NOR
al germs OF their cause, however, sill re
seam and will ytttake root, though they
have. IN their suicidal follits. thrown OF
Gh-In Il = m,IioN Of death Bong. then
,I,ess germs TO 'hr lght-,he lsh, Of con
so,en1.' LII past of'nces be stepped II
Acep sasIlcnec. let no, the plceding right
utth.4 ees-,ssed BE- again sacrificed on the
a,si 81 ucLs lowci ambition Place thu
ea,sse once sAsre where God and the humlr
oasso.ence tisccd tin the sanctuary c
sIT,h and hsasA.ly LIT not again b
rsiir-ot by Inc tE@nth OF he demagoguc
ar be Le4syea by "a avowcd !neais
f'Al.s North AneIlean.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

We wrte a kw DAYS SINCE much erau
6,a IN lcnn that NJ Polk had r.iHssd to
,eo.ivc the Infamous Empire Club OF Ne"
York Cay {. a polii.eoi bodv-and that
h, should receive their cali only, as 1ti
,nie si,.,cp, But the Correspondent oilht
n Y Commercial Advcrsct puts this
matter in very diiftrcn, light fh' cor
responder, says
The Empire and white Eagle
Club. headed by Captain Rhynders re-
paired, day before Yesterday, to the White
House, 10 congratulate MIR Polk ON his G
lection They m,tehrd with banners end
music to The very door, aod were 'nlrodo
eed BY Rhynder., each BY name They 'he'
recorded their nance, (sneh n'eouli wT'''
in the book Of visitors A person hmlldr
with the police records Of New York say'
hal t,shi o6 thew, nton he kncic, haC
bscn indicted fsr rdciori cram" IN Nc"
York, and al oCtheE eoartoied : 1ATee
idd teen infictcd tor Mnrder one ha'
Hrrra oRi his Gn. for maIslaSghier
FIRE e. ",catch np6ng,' or burning, o.
MaH Coa,pi.Esn on ihe book Il Jeir
t'}taam,. n, man ,rho rdt Gifd far IA
murder Of Loaba, he wdtchndn The,
were very politely received by Mr. Polk
mud nncrword proceeded 10 the railroa,
car, 50 ruuln home, preparatory to IN
Spring election Mike Walsh, who
here, say, that the President may do rs b
please, about speaking to these men, but h
won. suffer them to speak to him,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Washington eI1c' sui hope us.o.. j.,
hat Il he Survived on Frd,y, his rce,,,..
would be possible, q, by that lime IN.
rcr would have spent r,c'i NJ, p-,.
vas easier ihau BE bal b,enn day ot,.
previous, bu, very low Tho hu .v..I,
that he WAS heard 10 uuct IN the sens.
were when the Tevss resolution, wetc ..
turned TO Iha, body, coneGrted in ~ a..
tlousc--"Wo ! Wai wo' 10 A., e..
try"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Nas Hl-,,L.rt. TIE { reief "a. surrey
e ~ y4ct,es ,,ss ,.clss.-G sa esel.
-....s snAgui 81 uslD,rs, GesUk. "a L.h
...-a..4 fHtc Va ll.e Ioo-, . Dag,i ~. at
.-t.l 50 ~ AAf l.eea diScsKGlet. V'--@esssis,I
me 81 eIr .nEl SsA'ig, An- < sne Ilraos;,-
10 ans- H.. Ike llxaliy svas lngs~tis
VI Hft. Gee. 81, ia grori-ir SseE $40 g.: ste.
s.t. Sc l-s..u t.'u rs f.ac aSe vac a.
..,ossa, r.-,s .olILAas ts.s "a, u lIaSsa,
ios Ils s.se Etd Eain.sh nHc fa a.
Ne~ lsr.s.L & ust:ea osPtsr are .. -
.eed. .s-s sAsf ,>,el AM ~ usfh 1rIsil
,. - l. ~sffas, iapsas a. j.o...n Isii
~ Ia o. rts d,soo.e4sl Ia psJef.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Mr. seth, f.rp.1y, 81 South llaufrd,
es.sofus the lssS se.soa, ~ bushels Of gree.
aug srFAo u saponsr qIalny from n
angle zoe worth 80 ccIss A-Ish-l on u .
p~&ses. Tsese a, ssvs SA- ostrespo"dcnt
OF tke Csfavs toS, tasaV a two sore lo m
thnteTr, saa ysc4ss ,,s. r,.h ihsn the
thtee sluage ss4E-SeoV y n sy ss@s Tree.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

TA n Y. paper rays, late hall in
Pls,nheA VI was opened wish prayer, the
sngins OF a hymn, and reading Of select
portion ofseripsore, BY the Rev Mr. Msnh
The hddlesthen gave the signal FOR dane
.ng We guess the above ra ft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

NlLVE of IoS-AS TA~s pson. Of
Mex Wsscu, sbos. h.ssse was harmed =
few 4sys s,scs, ~as ss~< iron Sralh by
Dc say.eEy sod (aals.Gse~ q bn DOG
hanax bes~ .~ exceed <.s~ hss sheep by
tbe f.rstul soFssi, wh~~ ~ ;sr mos i'm
rn,s.n d..res fcoN the IRE, saA tn which
he would probably havs hlh~ v'cirn, ta,
CO.. the t,giiaoee Of he four fss,rl ry-n, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

fat.Cs S4f.rsss 4 lrttsr te-n q ecsGe-
s1sats fitisss'h 20 t1-st "a Iais chs, "a
,sa 20 ssFs.--a sss.s-- - a a. l..isA y a.
q ~ sS &C. tsF ~ 49, ,ssas.Ss 10 ga, .s~s6
ttrs~@A P,' Sa..sfs ASa AsEs-4or. IL 90
vsfg 'sre- s'--s~sat.r sr~sa soel "a good
-s~-.1grtuss sitl ssf'ss II bod. j0.a sls<
,r,a s.I - zId affoPs ~ - AIDE -
H. rsu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
VERMONT

VERMONT
The pr-.idea, ,i,ot wA rs~s,vcd q,
Wash ngiOo BY q oonmrice Of rvrcIs,co
cou'rung o. one from eseh State, oil o.
shnh we've ~ h,of Of the annexation Of
Tcin Every State was r,pt' seni,d s,'
esr Vermont, and ne zoe could H. fo"nd
tom that S,stn uho favored snnsIsiicn"
Glory to Old vrrmsN' she stands
Where fr-osion,'s star ha, never si,
Though dim IL light in other lands,
ilshine,h On her mountains yet
Right hr.fullv aud noble sill
tict rec born sons lh.ir b,rh ria hi Keep
AUt from each towering rock rnd hill,
Her pefa alarum souoJ,,h deep,
She ~iIl NOT write hrr nns,sis~d name
Upon the scroll shNh sdk one more
To those srong links in slsvcry's cham,
Too CALLING IN 10 power btote.
And when was heard a rnilying call
For slnvcry's help-ho who will come
From out her Northern citadel,
Almighty voice made answer-aons.
Thcn honortd be her name for ave,
The good AMI ,tn~tift-n Mountain stale
lIcr'sbc the lame which csnno, die
OF being truly, nobly great;
God keep her ever ihus-a land
Where freedom hath her stronger tower,
Where brave freemcn proudly stand,
AMI s,y TIN, mountain home is nur,
Lowell, F,b rs lsi5. NJ I. u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Hos sAAc q BIrrs The New
York EIPres' say', that this Distinguished
Senator ~s' alive uiwashingion On Thus
day, but TINT his physician entertained not
The slightest hop Of his recovery The
corr, 'P"ol NJ yfsbc N's11flTnbuno q,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

Or Ss,erlee, OF the United States Army
~ss thrown frop his horse and had his
high broken, on hi, why TO PoH Adams,
Newport Harbor on Thursday las, IL,
was doing we'll the neI, day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

To CosnrsroSpuSTs.- Teacher will
sea upon perusal Of an article in our paper
o( th.. week why We do not al iAiI tim.
pabii.h hi, communication. We snail do 81
soon, and We thank him for his communira-
lion. There is no subject which should now
more interest our PEOPLE than that of commor
schools AMI perhaps no better way can be
devised to stir them up tn is Importance,
than by shor ing Them the 'peculiat beAu'le,
OF the great m'lnuIY o our common schools
al the present ums.
The comuunic auos OF Mr. G.. w. YVES re-
eslyed al too LAKE an hour a. Cad pace IN
our pspsr dis srek We ,hslLSske pu 4
pleasure 10 giving him hearing in our next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20

A Coco OAI-,Ay des' sSH shaw we
a.a. 90, SaSyi ss's Nj snEh ~ Ma
y nft ih, sbos tsT.
.Wtr har Ts> .r,iicA &C Fcie'.
.p~.li Cod I.srt. ! sc~e' sue~ .
rAsa f. N The simple nrne a rr+ef abe
ragH .au rs Eh
Ne ~''-.Wt;- Pr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-20
Pros ~ I..s,li Je.rnai

\ female correspondent, Of M. cry. N,
~, 10 U, the follow rns ,pifRcd Irnu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11

G3-SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned, with the
most grateful Acknowledgements OF that kind prefer
grst his name for the office of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and to make fatleriug announcement to that
effect, takes occasion to express his assent To their
nominations and to add an that, should he
be elected his constant efforts perform the duties
of the Office with mpartiaty, scrupuouS integrity,
and due regard rthe hunIqnes of life shall merit
their confidence and he trusts, the appreciation of the
public generally. Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty from an active part-
epation in the exciting of the past year,
High Constable of Baltimore, lie feels satisfied that
his f How citizens will never find him wanting in this
respect and with an earnest determination faithfully
to carry out all the responsibilities of the office, he
leaves TO the liberay of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition Of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
v26 swift AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-11
MARINELVsT-pORT OF BALTIMORE
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 1915.
CLEARED,

Ds
Ship Venice, Sater Havre, A. Schumacher & Co
Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra and Porto Cabeo,
J. Caduc.
schrs Fix, Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
Schr Henry Page, Wroten, Fredericksburg, master
schr Jno Emory, Hart, Norfolk, Richmond and
Petersburg, c. Pendergast & Son
Schr James, Barron, for an Eastern port w. Rhoats
SAILED on Saturday, lin tow of steamer Relief J.
Barque George Henry, Calf, for the Pacific
ARRIVED,
Ship Sylvester Jenkins, New, DAYS from New
YORK, ballast to A. Muller
Ship Isabella, Briggs, 10 days from Philadelphia,
ballast, TO A. Brown N Son.
Ship Cumberland, White, 81 days from Bremen,
ballast and 52 passengers, To G. Blanchard of Boston
Bremen brig Condor, Weydemann, ~ uays from
Bremen mdse. and IL passengers To A. Schumacher
Coz Spilcker Albert; G. j. Conradt & Co; Chas
Fischer Co; Hy. Thermann Stellman & RinnIe.
meyer; G.. Caspari; Oelrichs Lurman; J. w. Hack k;
Albers Co; Lehman u Co; aud to order.
Brig Franklin, York, days from Gloucester, Mass
with fish, to master. Reports astern, barque bound
up
Schr Thos. Hooper, Kirwan, 7 days from Antigua,
ballast, to Thos Pierce.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, days from New
YORK, assorted cargo 10 Rose, Merrill s. Dodge. TThis
coald not have been the vessel that the ship Roger
sherman fell in with, as reported in the papers of Sa
turday.
schr T. X. Betton Travers, days from N. York,
schr Spray, Tootle, 9 days from Savannah, ballast
and rice, TO w, Dawson.
steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk, Saw
a brig coming in from sea, supposed bound up.
BELOW-A salliot, supposed the Frou Annette,
VOrgese, from Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
Ship Sol. Saltus, QOrmerly bafquc, of this port)
Faes, from Fall River for the Pacifx, arrived at New
port Sd inst.
Brig Lincoln, Chase; schrs Jno. E. Smith, CargI,
aud Star, Webster, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 9Th inst
Brig sadana, stubbs, from London, arrived at Bos.
ton 9TH inst
Brig P |. Nevus, Stoop, hence, via Alexandria, at
ST. John, N. B. Sd inst.
Schr Mary Calharine, Broushton, for Baltimore,
cleared at Charleston 9th inst.
schr Sarah, Kimball, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa-
yannah 9Th inst. and went to sea same day.
Schr Zenocia, Brown, hence at Savannah 9th inst.
Schrs Alicia, Hall, for Baltimore, and Andrew Gray
Jurgens, fol Baracoa, cleared at Charleston 9th inst
schr Catharine, Griffith, from Wareham for Balti-
more, arrived at Newport 4h inst
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