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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26
Webster, the Pirate.

The New York Sun, of last week, contains
the following paragraph respecting Webster,
the Pirate.
"Mr. Knight keeper of the public house at
Newport, r. l. (at which house BABE, Webster
and Matthews put up amer landing from the
Sarah iravlnIn.) having been sent for BY the ~
y. District Attorney, arrived here Yesterday,
ard officer Smith was despatched To the Tombs
to bring up the man recently arrested, and sup
passed to be Webster, Zone of the threeD who
had hnor'o eiudcd the effort Of the officers to
arrest him. Mr.. Knight was standing at the
outer door of the L. S Court when officer :
With Webster in custody, came mp, Mr Kuigh,
followed them into the Office and Immediately
and unhesitatlngly pronounced HIM To be The
man. The prisoner, (vho is said to have gone
by the name of George Thompson, alias Charles
Vail, alias William Websrcr,) dcuied that he
was such, anl said he could produce 800 men To
show otherwise. lie, at FIRST, made SORT or
forced cilor, 10 laugh of tha iden of lis being
him, Nj Bu'er the g. :. District Attorney.
''NN'h WV N'N'h W 'A hpNl lllc NhtiltS OF all
the persons hr mentioned US being able To show
that he Was not one Of the pirates. There i
little or no doubt, we understand, that he Is the
person, not only iruu certain marks On his
forehead and his general appearance, but be-.
sides Mr., Knight, he has been recognised bv
the har.heeper at Mr.. Knowles, Washington
street, where they first put up sitter arriving
mere, and by the hack driver in whose coach
they rode at The time The prisoner is q very
young man. and rather slender in make. He
visited the prison, We understand, some months
ago, 10 sec Babe, but he was dressed up aud
Hent IN carriage the officers of the L. S.
Court have been since on the look. out ior him
Babe end the prisoner, since the arrest OF the
| latter, have not been brought into the presence
OF each other, there not being sufficient conf
denee in them to rely upon any statement that
might be made. The prisoner has been fully
committed to abide the indictments already
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Incidents on Beard tho swallow.

A correspondent of the Boston Atlas, gives a
Cornela Platt, from the Swallow, by her own
cooliess and the heroic courage OF Mr. James
A. Hicks, under whose care she had been
placed. They were in the cabin when the boat
struck, and Mr.. Hicks had just secured settee
and told the lady to cling firmly to it, when
they were swept into the river by rush of wa
ter. They noated first towards Hudson, but
had gone but little way when little girl,
or 5years old, floated against them. Mr.. f.
seized hold of her and drew her upon the settee
Her added weight overturned the settec, and
Ill the struggle, the litiIe girl, who had not Ut
tered a word but had displayed great coolness,
was lost and drowned
The two then changed their course for A.
thens. They had the utmost difficulty to keep
the se'tee from ovcrtnrning, and We're repeat
edly grasped by persons struggling in the wa.
ter around them. and whom they were forced
to beat of. With one man, who attempted to
take the scttee from them Mr. Hicks had n sp-
we're struggle. When they had been in the wa
ter half an hour, boat approached and after
sinking i,cicc they were taken on board When
sinking the first time, Mr.. Hicks debated whe-
ther he shculd let 90, or cling TO the sc,tce.
Fearing if lie let 90 he conld not find it again,
both sank together, and on coming up the lady,
! though rscnsibe, still clung TO the sctlee. BY
great eXerions he kept her head above water
moment, and called to them in the boat 10
sare her and iei him 90 They were both res
cued ard recovered. Miss PLATE, during the
whole fearful struggle maintained the most per.
feet selt-possession, and Mr. Hicks certainly be-
haved with the most devoted aud unsclf,h cou.
! rage. Such incidents, crediabe ia the highest
| degree to human nature, should not pass unno.
ticpd
A correspondent Of the Courier and Enquirer
states that J, scph Reed, one of the ferrymcn be-
! tween Hudson and Athens, was rowing in his
| yawl at the time the Swallow srruck the rock
AS soon as he appreciated the nature of the dis.
astcr, he used all his Efforts to reach the place,
a2d succeeded in saving the lives of 1--WE per
sons who were floating about on huards and tray.
ments Of the wreck. By several of them hc
was offered reward for hrs intrepidity, which
he refused, and sard-"AHhoueh I am a poor
man, did MOI cTert myself 10 sGre your lives
for The sake Of money :" Joseph Reed, hum
BILE as he is, belongs TO the Grace Darling
| school Of rhanthrcpi,,s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

Loss By THE GREAT FmE-A committee
appointed BY the Pittsburg Councils, after fall
examination of the burnt district, having mi
nuieIy visited every part Of it, have arrived at
the following result: 9S2 buildings burnt, value
81 566, 300; value of personal property burnt,
Sl,9l3,450; total S3,470,a50, This does no,
include money or personal property o. young
inca or persons not keeping house.
The Gazette says five persons are now pretty
certainly supposed 10 be lost IN the fire, Sarnu-
el Kingston, Esq, and a woman employed as II
servant IN tue family per'shcd IN his house on
Second street. a pour woman, OF German eX
traction, pershed on Third street. A married
woman, the mother ot two children, named
Johnson, is supposed to have been lost in Wood
street, having last been seen in burning build.
ing.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

TYPE CASTING has been much improved in
Albany, both in the mode Of casting, and by the
application of steam TO the process. An ex-
pert workman will cast IS types per minute
with the usual hand matrx. This machine
casts from 90 to 60 per minute and one per-
son experimenting four Of the machines, propel-
led by steam, will produce say 200 per minute
1t is at least safe estimate 20 say that one
person and three children WILL in this way, dc
the work Of ten men, and turn out more type
per minute.
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Vol. 6--NO. 3I--Vybole No, 239.

focnd against him, as William Webster, for
murder and piracy on board the Sarah Lavinia
Other witnesses will be brought on. The exc
cution of Babe, found guilty as participator in
the crime, unless farther respited, will probably
take place III June next"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

his overchargcd breast, but bracing up himself
with firmness he suffered no other evidence of
his feelings to be heard Before he ascendei
the gallows Ire reiterated the assertions in rela-
tion to the murder made in his previous contrs.
sion.-PhH Ledger.
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by Masser s. ElseIy.
THE LAST INDIAN.
ny MISS VI. A. LEE.

Upon that distant rocky shore,
Where the broad Pacfc's waters roar,
Gazing on that fast rushing tide,
There stood form of might and pride
An Indian Chief last of his race.
Alone he stood in that wild place
A nobler form than his, ween,
On this fair earth is seldom seen.
And proudly glanced his eagle eye
Beneath forehead broad ard high
A blanket striped with many hue
OF crimson, green and deepest blue,
Was loosely DER his shoulder flung.
And from his belt his hatohet hung.
The war paint stained his swarthv cheek,
RouGheued by wind and tempest bleak
Beside him lay his bow unbent,
And sheath of arrows all urspent.
All useless now that Chieitan's bow
Alone he stands in grief and woe
And gazing on the golden sun,
Whose journey now was nearly done,
His anguish into uttcrance broke,
And with raised hand the Indian spoke
ayes, glorious orb, sink to thy rest,
And hide thee in the oceans breast,
Then rise tomorrow fair and bright,
To greet the waking earth with light;
And shine again DER tower and dome
That rise, where rose the red mans home,
But never more thy beam shall fall
On Indian hunters cabin wall
As bright thou shincst, as on the day
When came the Spanards proud array;
As bright to day thy bcamng smile
As when they came from England's Isle,
Aud freely with the Pilgrim band
We shared our happy huutng-land,
Until their numbers weak and few,
Into a mighty nation grew
Then, when the foeman stood contest
In him we had received as guest,
We dug the Ratchet from the ground,
And in their ears our war-hoop sound
Thou saw'st, o, Sun full many plain
Where white men lay by Indian slain
And oft the quiet stars look'd down
On Burning house and ruined town
All vainly bent the red mans bow;
His nation perishcd sure but slow
Partly by force, but more by fraud,
The pale face won the forest broad
And stately towns aud cities grew,
Where erst the wigwam rose 10 view,
No more DER lake or river blue
Shall warrior guide his light canoe,
No more in forest, far or near,
Shall Indian hunter chase the deer,
No more around the couEcil fire
Shall gather youth and grey-haired sire
No more upon the battle eve
Shall painted bands the war-dance weave
None follow now the battle trail,
And none are left their fate to wall
The red mans race from earth has gone,
And am left alone TO mourn,
Yes, set bright sun, beyond my sight,
For me no more shall beam thy light"
lie ccased-the sun had gone TO rest,
Far in the oceans western breast
Brightly it's parting rays We're cast
On him of Indian race the last
His bow within his hand he took,
Then plunged into the foaming wave,
And died, like Indian, warrior, brave
Little Falls, " Y.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

The Bofton Traveller gives an account of a
young woman residing ut bingham, Mass. who
was put in mcsmcr,c sleep, from which II
was, for the space OF sixty seven aud half
hours, utterly impossible TO arouse her. She
is said 20 have exhibited, during her sleep, all
the sign, and wcaders Of the science OF animal
magnetism.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

Van Amburg's Monagerie was sold in Man
chester, England, few weeksago. A lion, a.
bout six years old, went for f3lO The ele-
plant Bolivar went for $50; and very fine
giraffe for Ei00. male lion cub, about eight
months old, for fl0 los; and female cub of
the same age was sold for TBS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

ENCOURAGEMENT TO UrsET Tvy STANDS
(We must preface our translation o. the follow
ing truly Partisan circumstance, by calling the
attention of the reader 10 the similarity 1T tho
phrases, jeier Fencre, to spill ink, jc'cr raHcrc,
to cast anchor. They SOUND alike IL pronuue,.
atom The old Marquis de -, derrcpj,
but rich and s,rll witty, had lately tr guests az
his chateau the Baroness l., and her d. gh-
ter, Of sixteen years Just from sch0o' The
romping girl, in one of her sudden novemr 1's,
upset an inkstand upon one Of the costly ear. o's
of the drawing-room. BushIng ami fuuaU.
she turned a confused look upon the oiJ 81 o..
quls, who stepped forward ana courteousIy ra.-
her hand, renaThing with a smIir, "You i.Hs
come to jctcr fdncre under my roof mstruci-
sole wl~h It were a sign that YOU We 10
remain :" Tho mother took at the time. tho
daughter was mate to take on reaching h
room They were not rich enough ~ T.,
pass for wit merely, and the next day the H.
oness informed the Marquis that his oatr ,,,
accepted The marriage has since come Of
Marquis of sixty and a Marchioness of ,-
teen--all t:om wltnc'sm Oh the upseGtIng -
an lnkstaRd.
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

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Every subsequent insertion, 0 2A
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
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one square, SIS. Haf-yeprly one column, sis !;
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S5; one square, 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length of time they are to be published, will Q
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
ingly.
C--fSixteen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26

QuARRELs IN TnE CHuRon The Russian
Capuchian Monks because they refused to ac-
knowledge the supremacy of the Greek PatTl-
arch,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-26
FORESTVILLE
.RASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.

vINHE subscriber has just received, for sale, few
4 of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks,
which will be sold at very reduced prices for cash
Also, superior 80 hour Clocks, of the hes, make
and quality, which will bc sold for cash, at 81 so.
Also, superior Brass 30 hour Clocks, at 50 90.
Dec. 2, ls43. II. Is, MASSER.
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CTONE WARE ior sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quart to gallons,
so Stone Jars, from 2 to gallons. For sale,
cheap, by Oct. IA H. D. MASsEk'
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ID ANID ID j. Y \ y s

- 80 Gold Silver &c, Sc, made
81 Bod Iron, (and not over Plank as n'nry>tiVe
UuI III every one hundred now IN use and Tor sale
are rnadr.s wi'h first rate Locks and David Evans
Patent Keyhoie Covers similar TO the one eNhiIi-
cd at the PhlladeIptla Exchange, for three months
IN the summer 0f tSi2, when all the Keys were at
liberty q be used, aud the Chest not opened, al
though the experiment was tiled ~ at least 1900
persons. One ot the same Locks was uied by
Robbers, al the Delaware Goat OAice, in Walnut
street, above 1'h I'd, hat dl not succeed.
a. lIoisug Marhiucs, Iron Doors, surerlo,
Locks, and all kinds Of Iron RaIlnas, Seal and Co.
pying Presses aud Smuhwo5k generally, on hand
or manufactured al the shortest notice
az CAUrION--l do hereby caution all per-
sons ag ,inst making using, selling, or causing TO
he sold, any keyhu.e Covers fer Fire Proof Chests,
or Doors of any kind similar in principle 10 my
Patent of 10th July, lsil, aud also against Lining
Refrigerators with Slate, for which nay Patent Is
dated 26lh March, ls4i, as any infringement will
be dealt with according to law.
DAVID EVANS.
philalelpha, April l3, lsii-ly
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Medical AdVice.

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentially consulted at his
~ old Office 50 Gold between Fulton and Beekman on
all diseases OF delicate his treatment being mild and
udcious requires neither mercury restraint diet him
rancs from business pursuits Recent cured in
days. -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari.
from euent indulgence of the Of ndscree
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the mentally and bodily to that
of vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
ent being the least sometimes caused by matreaen
Of medical preenders and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecuay cured with
pain Inconvenience.
Ths being few qualified advertising Surgeons
the city guarantee. perfect charge made Let
paid enclosing Immediately attended and
diene with advice, sent 70 any of the United States
Office 63 Gold street. Open from A. NJ to r. M.
Va lm* re
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Foreign Ilnportations.

BazaI-ls chts a3 f do 100 bxs souchong co
os as Do
, ws 100 s1s Ea ,I 1890 DO fire crackers
1896 rhubarb do powdered cassa do pearl buttons do
s SSiss
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sH 80 @
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pt. sad5s coffee si% ehes s ~
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"a; 5s Hssasels S'e
Hunt R ss swans w.y
SqR a9 NsT rick wosg 1
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a2 s1as vSs sol PLAT Is
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isssss ss s"ss:. ss s%
dS o e eSss ,v w Mad. I'd
sdwr Panel osasy Messenger
Co.. and Josn spsaiod so losa
Is%ss oT boxes n Putnam
osi ba SSnsMs sa% ESea packages Bailey
TIERS boxes VIM WatO and 96 bundles steel Nayor
Il ask CROOKS cases I COOPER Hunt Col BON.
hoil A6erneh Colley cask Frame Sons- Peter Mo-
CLARK k9 Go s'se a HeTsham Sons Dekenl Chester
Hays Smith, Leonard Hare9 bales David MADDEN
Co.'S cases Nenons Col Kent-l Plat Brothers-6
cases cases Gh sss Gh9n SS5sOo boxes Bruce Son
Haslnck Van Nest-2 cases H Cosey-6 Hamden CO.
Hrii Brothers Col v Fellows Cooper-l6 Stracher
rs,nn 1 S Ss. Doah Dsnsngers boxes Wright
Dana Sons Blocker Bogart-IO Patten Stewart HOY
BIRD Gllllson Co-l2 Gihon-2 Gillespie Studwe
VIM Sh2mce j60 One coal 3o sacks salt and u toy
tin plate to order. - - 1855
BREMEN0garqne Char!estontl pkgs mdse Muller2 do
Napier D Struler-ll Rhodes g Holmln Evers
Va vsE SchiesngeT-6 Balm Sander Cochran-3
vorwerk-23 kohnstamm-2 Hen-30 Ahrenfeldt-sl j w
Holberton--l1 c Kayser-2 7 Grunenthai-5 TO order
PoRr Az PRINcE-Bg VIM Neison-i5 900 lbs logwood ala
Grosheim-100 A C. Rossiere. -
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stock hand is very much reduced Dry sailed hides,
1928 1880; wet do, 1850 a 1885,
Misunderstanding, 25td; Paris do 372 rs; in United
states nothing doing. Dollars worth 1880 OIL and
As for freighs vessels are in fair demand for
Europe though but little doing for the United States
HAVANA, May l6.-Snce last molasses has declin.
ed and Is now 81 and very little doing in it, Su-
CARS were excessively high before the arrival Of the last
packet from England but the then brought being
Coffee is at So for I'd and Sd qualities there being no
first in the market The small cargo OF rice which the
A. Brown brought few days SINCE is the only arrival
OF that article which have had for long time and il
Is still snsod We calculate that there is still sufficient
rice here Tor two months consumption. Yesterday 1871
casks sold at IL the quality being inferior and
1T RS refused for another parcel This has been
the only transaction except sales among the dealers
that has taken place for a long time
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY CO Gold street. home usual day and
IL night attending duties Of his profession Strangers
and Others who chance to need services
and who the best prompt eec-
tu cue-shoud apply above Dr. Gregory lately per
formed extraordinary cures but he exposes his
tents Names by publishing their certificates All interviews
strictly confidential.
Dr. Gregory besides being regular Physician and Surgeon
1.-THE Rgbicon!hs fourth edition Of the book is ready
desire private cure and would therefore his
Doctor If its instructions aendedto which by the
to cure himself with much facility though he were
himself really Physician The price Of the book is ST. Sold
Stores -
86 William street, near Maiden lane.
10 Fulton street, corner of Gold street.
So Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
l46 Delaney street, corner of Suffolk street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market street.
30 Fulton of White street. and both Of
Broadway and Chambers street. a23 lm*rc
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Medical Card,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1876 Fulton street, New York
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF London and
Esdi.sSuT and Gr:dasts Of the Jefferson Medical COLLEGE q
subjects vizMatrimony, Impotency and Sterty, snato
mieay, physologcaly and medically explained with
Syphilis Secondary symptoms Gonohea elect Structures
pollution Doctor Fawcett continues his private consultations
the diseases his long established Office
1876 Fulton street, where the most aggravated forms all aec
tons Of the generavs organs will yield his mode Of treat
nent, without restraint in diet exercise, and without
parayTed from excessive indulgence, from masturbaon
distance enclosing ST. have copy Of the work
All letters mur be postpaid and directed to Dr. II Fawcett
Fulton street, New York mvlO I'm
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EOrCIgn MarIxefa

rEassMbuco April 3o-Our last letter to Won ,vas hr
the MASON barney" at New York. Since Then ,po
have had the bsrque Anita from Boston and he I'VE we
Echo from Philadelphia The Navarro has nv, o ot is
INeu. we regretto inform you that owing 10 The a.
treme dryness Of the season. serious apprehss .e ex
e,teItaned that the next crop Of sugar will be yer
sor. Inc rains have, as yet been backward in cons
iuehee o. which great suffering has been experience
~ sne nsoants OF the interior portion of the car
so o. tne prig Archelaus sold for flour Xxx lola Issoo
hazoi codhsh l06o0; pork 27l000 2stOOO some Cal
iego nour sold Tor l7 $4,000. For articles of exnop
duose sugar white In cases ls I'D and 81 qualities
80. ny, oeing an advance our previous quota
H'n' 0ceasionsd by the bad Of the drought The
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" "A r I r 7 M e herald
PORT OF NEW YORK. NAV 40
Cleared.

s' '.'....f ~ HIGH WATER ....... 80 M
Cleared.
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S$: sss sS Ssss,s; ss" js ss sB D'sAn
sss Ng My: s, Ct p W% W Ps,9
fa:ys s' fs sn :" ss. ss9s R..s,s
seSr AIis%s Rba Gay b eSst vi n,
s sIoSDD fs,ds, Kass Ds''' Boston,
Barge Venus, Wilson, osfPi hisdsp hfsv'dene'
ca Arrived.
hp Dsznr kiham from Canton, and Macao III davis Ar
6 s' Glide Ss to W %ss Spoke Feb
ton for Ne York 81 Heena ships Hamilton Iom G auS
Aa rais S. ship yis,o, Morgan from
Start ship Thomas Boston, from HsSe s o c H ins
Packet ship George Washington, Fletcher from L;,,,,oo
April ss with mde MMsr SCI Co A.e sRss
as % r asa Of Sn " the as
sp na' aaa ,e Ban rough pas; ss
% s Ship Allen Wilson days from Charleston with cotton
w PiisI I1,q%s .dSo ss, q days from
nS baqge Charleston Cattermoe iadays from Bremen
w SSs s. sally lds Ami Key Yves, s days.
coffee &c Shedding Left sehr Good oo driEa rsb, w,
in
Passage arr on the 10Th Spoke ls,h inst off Cape St Nicola
Mole ship Rose Conkling Of York. IS DAYS from Hayre far
ing agaie, sprung main yard, &c. $3.50 80
sch Palestine, Green from Falmouth ia May TO- with go
pays pimento tons old iron Dunscomb & Beckwitb -
pg betsey Jane Breyoo of md for Philadelphia 2odonI
american Spoke 10th inst brig Othello from 81 John, fy
vsna no date lat 49, Ion 49, baque Fanny Of Bosfon ~
I'm NOrleans for York; lat 81 So Ion 80 SOL BRIG Us
New York ' ~ w - s'e""i'Aeu Drls Aegola, OF
schr oiuss Taylor 20 days from Jacmel with seo haze
soee oV tous ogwood to DE Peyssr Whitmarsh icG AZ
Thomas just arr. " us -'o'''"e' hehce, VIA 81
scr ses MeY liobrook, 10 days from Mayaguez PR with
iii, sehr WIN Allen spapIdng II days from Mayaguez PR
Schr Ear smith Wellington, NC. naval stores
scir Raleigh Tnpp Washington, NC naval a,nr..
sclir n M towle, Forbes, Washington Nc SUITS
Schr Ann Maria, jones' Newborn naval so,es
schr Julia x Nancy, -, Newbern naval sforos
Schr Napoleon, Atkins, Newhern, naval stores rvs
schr Sea, Hart, Richmond, flour, to N /, McCro,d,
Schr Margaret, Woglam Petersburg flour m 7 He,
Chairman. " osufHes u
Schr Seaman Virginia. with oysters
nchr Doctor Jones, Chincoeague, corn, TO b N Eox
schf Sonhcrner Hatch Baltimore 36 hours to j St.n,..
scm lraihc Gardner, Baltimore, to & Briggs fef
scaf7 sage, Taylor, Chcnystone, with corn,
sehr Fancy, Chase, Boston, with ndss.
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Brighton Cattle MnrLe,

MAY 26At market $40 Beef Cattle Is pairs Working
oxen, 100 Sheep, and 2I50 Swine 80 beef cattle np
sold e ui
Prices-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week
we're no. sustained We quote extra SOL first quality So
20 a 70; second quality 20 a SO; third 81 rs S.
orking oxen-Sales at So $75 and 500.
sheep-small lots sheared, ST. so a 2 50.
Swne-Formcr prices were not sustained Lots IN
peoole 4tc for sows and a sic for barrows. one
en.Ie ot q and Al; old hogs a. Al and 45c At retail