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The New York herald., 1845-11-07

SToRMlN MAINE.-I'he Portland DAILY AdrGtiser
says that II has raned almost necessarily since the
of the month, sometimes in torrents On
Tuesday evening the rain was accompanied with thun
der and lightning II was feared that much damage had
been done by eshets The pesumpscot and Saccarappa
rivers much swollen, and much dsmaye had been
mills and bridges part of the dam above Sac
carappa bridge and the boom below had been carried
away and large numbers Of logs had been swept off 1t
was feared that several houses would meet the
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE.

g Ss as1eh,s. S'&a E1essss 1sssst%%s
THE NEW JERSEY about 275 feet in length, % feet
width end "a ieet hod has two boilers, with blowers and
blower engines suitable for burning wood coal beam
feet stroke furnished with brth aud ooms and has
complete inventory night boat The n. we'll adapted
for carrying and is of light draught.
THE UTICA is 200 feet IN eng h. 25 feet wide, and feet
hod has boiler deck with blower and blower engne
beam engine the cyl der of which 43 inches aud 10
feet oke; is furnished with berth aud and with
boat. -
THE GAZELLE is 1870 feet length % feet wide and s1s
feet hold with boiler below, aud one cross head engine
THE DIAMOND is aboat 220 feet in length, aud draws
boilers
For further particulars enquire No. 50 Courtand street
up stairs. nito2O &c
,aneas1 - PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
H-kT Through Drect-At6 O'Clock r. NJ. from the
pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets : -
Steamboat KNlCKERBOCkER, Capt A. Houghton, Will
leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. r. O. Crutten
dem Will leave Tuesday Thursday and
o'clock.
AT o'clock r NJ, Landing intermediate Places-From
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. r. II; Furry, will
will leave ON Monday wednesday FRIDAY ana sunday alter
'GSt Steamboat SOUTH ANERICA Capt L. w. Branard,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in
Alban ample tor the morning train OF Tor the east
west The Bot are new and substantial are furnished
with elegant aud for speed and accommo
daons unrvalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate rates
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats of this line
For Passage Freight apply on board the Boats oIto
nd P. e. SCHULTZ, at he Office on the Wharf
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WEST, NEW
ORLEANS AND GALVESTON, tTexas.)
eYs1. ~ ;, THE and elegant steam ship GAL
a MA ~ Wright conmandsr having been u@syoid nav
above ports on Saturday the 9Th nst at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
This ship built expressly for vessel and spro
nounced by competent judges be vessel
has been spared make her every way perfect and strong
Her for surpassed having
large and airy State Rooms elegantly fitted up
For apply tn Captain board at T. f. Secors
Co.'S Foundry, foot oil 9th street. h. X.
". B = The Galveston expected to make the passage
through n eight days. n36t-r
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-16

oUsThs silicmsnt q N. EIo1E. llIs 1ssni glllls
Rad with interest. Il nseds Is comment. ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

bill ofsome concerts given lately in Ger
many, by Wallace, and "Miss Edwarda
de Bolivia" a young lady, who under"
stand, has formerly been one OF the favor
tie public singers of the theatre at Naples
but who has meantime been travelling in
the United States, and passed last winter
at the Astor House, under the name OF
Miss Kenny. understand she is n most
effective singer, and wonder that she
so "hid her light under Il bushel" in "A,
merica. We discovered her beauty and
accomplishments as linguist, and con,
versationist, but Mr. Wallace alone had
the secret of her being a theatrical staI
playing the lncognita, Miss Edwarda de
Bolivia is now in London, | understand
and | trust shall have an opportunity o.
Judging of her dramatic powers, by the
way, you may remember Walace,s trlT
with this young lady to The West Indies
last winter, and the general suppostlor
that they had gone thilher to be married
1t was a professional trip altogether, and
they gave concerts in the Islands. Wal
lace was a married man, and his wife il
still living in Ireland, Your friend Phil
lips has returned and is warmly woIcom
ed by the lovers Of English singing
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR TIE REMOVAL AN d PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE RLOOD, OR
IlNRIT OLE IIlE SNSTEM

AN IMPURE STATE OF THE RLOOD, Or
habit OF THE SYSTEM.
RI read the history disorders we nrc astonishcr
that men live; ii OF cures, are still more HstOniShc,
that they die. And yet in fact nearly all Diseases have
common origin ViM-ln the organs which prepare nat
modify the blood, with remedy, directed to the seat o
dsrd>r will removed host Of its phenomena. 1t is The
peculiar characteristic Of Sands Susumrilla that ill.,
searching operations reaches the CArsrS disease AM
The cures performs therefore radical and thorough
The health Of the human system depends almost CnrCl,
upon the state OF the blood II the yituHing fluid which
pcrvndts every tissue, every membrane, fibre, Hmenr
gland or other organ primary suhSiiary if the body
be charged with the clemens of disease, sickness mus
be the consequences and until the causes of disease exist
ing IN the blood, eradicatcd permanent relief can
he expected. II is here that the powerful health resOr
ing properties OF Sands SaSapAra manifested; and
for This reusun in scrOua, salt rhcume, and MI erupvt
diseases well rs in all arrangements OF the sccrctng
organs, il is considered inhllibr.
The following interesting case is presented and til,
reader invited to It's careful perusal. Comment on
such evidence is unnecessary.
New York July %, lsll.
MGssRs SNYns:-CGntsI consider il but an act of jus
ticc 10 you to state the following ncs in reference tho
great benefit have received in the cure OF an obstinate
CANCEROUr ULCER on my breast.
Was attended eighteen months by regular and skill
full physician, assisted by hd advice and counsel Of
OF Our most able and experienced surgeons, without the
least benefit whatever All the various methods OF treat
ing rrsOtcd for live weeks IN succession
my breast burned with cuu>lc three times day anl
for sN it was daily SlrngCd with weak sOutOn Of nj
trc acid, and the cavity internal ulcer large Ih
held over an ounce Of the solution. The Doctor probec
,'e "IGcr anu examined hc nome ana snI me disease
was advancing raplulN tnhe lungs, ana II ana not ge
Speedy reeI ny hrulcInc or an opera'Iuh the rCsh
would he fatal was advised to have the breast laid
urn hu ,he bones eAhlneI nat lndihs no relel ron
"nal una htth dnht, ANA iteinS was rapdy getting
worse, almost dtSpacd OF recovery, considered M!
case nearly hopeless.
seeing various testimonials ana certificates of cure by
'lo use OF snndS SUBSEQUENTLY IN cases similar to my
own concluded to Try few bottles several ct which
were nscd but from the long deep seated character d
my disease, produced no very decided cnnec; considering
tS ms the only probable cure for my case pcrscvered
raul the diSaSe was entirely cured II is now over eleven
months since the cure WINS complocd; there is not the
slightest appearance Of return therefore pronounce
myself WELL, and the cure entirely effected hy
Sands SrSunarill ms took no other medicine oC uov
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
THE SICK-HEADACHE,
EITHER NERFOUS OR BILIOTS

1FAn attentive pCrusU of the following WILL il is be.
lieved, Olly repay ull classes Of readers
CHARACTERISTICS disease is one from which arises
more misery to the human Family than Is gcccraly sun
poscdi not being directly fatal, 1t is 0Cn neglected. or
persons much to the OF purgavcS and other med
cinCs, to impair their general health nnd often nuce
Fatal Diseases Theartice, DR. SPOllN'S HEADACHE
REMEDY, from CnmstOcks a Co., now offered, seems
10 have hesa difficulties. While effects are
most powerful and immediate in curing attack or keen.
ing 1t off, il is perfectly mild and innocent as to be
used for infants with the greatest effect nnd safety This
has now bean tested by mony of the highest members
nj this ms to require no further proof.
lttaken few times in MS many hours, when there are
indications of an approaching attack, II is IN ALI
CASES TO prevent the attack. fused for few weeks
the premonitoy symptoms gradually subsde until they
wholly disappear, nnd NEVER, with some great external
or predsposng cause return. fhe person nceects 10
use II till the henChe commences, II sometimes cures in
stany but NJ others the turns will have their for
two or three times, and then wholly disappear For sale
| by s. ALLEN. 2i3-lyeow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
TO THE PUBLIC

There is not room in newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous certificates OF cures, hut the inyl-
The Agents gratis. such proof MS we are constantly nay
ina before the public must convince all that
DIR. IARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LuNGWoRT
is the only medicine in the world That WI cure All VINO
arc prcdispusCd to Consumption Liver Complaints, hr
troubled with Coughs, colds, asthma penrisy, splitting Of
b"nd Pain in the side and chest difficulty 0 breathing
ighlucss the chest, papiIatOn Of tue heart br"
cllis, throat complaints, and all affections oil tne pn'
inonary 0raas If this il sufficient, we will refer
any one to others, Who t the date Oi the abOvc) are now
using this article ina yjuic! OF prolr"ccd Lung ana LAYER
Complaints
sivcly one hing-that the Vegetable ENrHCt of Lung
wort is possessed OF certain powers, in healing the lungs
aud restoring energy to h0ac who were supposed To 1T
fast sinking into the grave, over every other remedy IN
Client or modern.
And wly not? 1t is Il medicine that is not The work d
day. the compound OF drug shop, having only for It's
object sale. II is remedy that owes lis existence
from nuurc's source, certain cure for complain Is 0 the
lungs, and all the premonory symptoms Of conSump'on
Qmrkery, probably, would put news life into skeleton
provided YOU wOuldb believe III ut least the inventors
of the seeming popular remedies would induce I"l
10 believe So il possible 1t is put in the place Ofsuc
stuff remedy really OfuSe 10 mankind, thr the Ncgela
bic Extract ui Iumgwurt made.
The study of years, the proportion of the ingredients
their effect upon the systems, and the stage OF disease il
patients; all these in the 'mnds eye" Of the physi
elan who formed this medicine lie knew that to MAXI
really useful rs remedy, study ana observation
were necessary n failed devote all his attention Z
the purpose lie has succeeded; the Vegetable Extract
Lungwort has taken It's stand, aud beyond the lenln
medicines otlc present time aS the only true eradlca
Tor 0l pulmonary CONSUMPTION eytant. This is true
aud certain; true, because susceptible Of proof celui
because its power and It's usefulness, in saving hundred
from death cannot he COntroy errd.
c. j. ROOSEVELT. Sole Proprietor,
II - State Il. Albany, n. Y.
AGENrs.--S. J.ALLEN, Woodstock; &. Tmhham,Qnc
olcc; j. e. BROOKS, White River; G. Lyman, Norwich
W. Downcr, Shnroni f. p Ncyans, Royaton, 2b3.iy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
FROM , no TIMES CuEAPER THAN 81.
FORE,OR NOTHING II TIE USER Is MOI
DELIGHTED WITH IT.

article that every runily must consider lispcnsi
~ bic when they know lis power and value and which
has heretofore been sold too high to reach all classes
has now bt reduced in price with view that rich and
poor high and low, and in tact every human being may
enjoy its comforts aud all who get il snail have the price
returned to them i they are not delighted with its
We assert without the possibility O contradiction, that
all burns and scads every cytrrnn! >urc old fresh and
all external pains and aches, no matter where, shall be
reduced to comfort by ii in five Misunderstanding LIE mh
No burn can he fatal ifhs is applied unless the
vitas destroyed by the accident II Is truly magical
to appearance in ITS effects. Enquire for Conncs Mag
icH Pain Extractor SINc,n at CumstUCh and COS, u
Courrlnd Street, New York.
Price - cents, or four times much for 80 cents
We assure YOU, ON the responsibility Ol our characters,
that sympathy ter human suffering induces, least in
part, oar earnest solicitation that simple trial should
be made in any affection named below. We think il not
mUdcnt much to say that nothing like it or in
any degree ccclUa has ever been discovered in indie
icnC.
You will please observe that is no Sovereign remedy
for all COmpVins,' but External application aud will
cure the ollowingBurnS, SraldS, Frosted parts, chill
blaLs, ChaG or gall, chaps, letter, pnplc, hotc felton,
ulcer, slrHm CrysiIciS SnhS, cuts ruisrs, strains cr
and toohaChc humps, sore throat, runrounds, witOws
piles rn4worm, salt Rhcum, Barriers Itch, weak sight
CHrbunclc cruptOn sore eyes and lids sore lips, pune
lures, hcs and warts fever pains, pain in the back md
side tender feet, inlanaory rhcmati>m, tic doIoreuv
ugur IN face andc0st fever sore, old burn scars prCy
hrud nlumCi shin, broken breast, nipples, rough
huncS, bstcrcd surfaces dressing for blSlcrs, white
swengs, cOdn wounds, sore corns, general sores, small
pOv marks.
Though we have named numerous Affections cNper.
has taught lis that they are not too many. 1t will
ne necessary 10 know that the article called Councils is
the oNlv one we can recommendation must caution against
some limitations which have to hlrvc are of no
usC but injurious. We will present it to the poor who
have actual need of it, and whom on may send for it,
Remember it is CONNEl'S Magical Pain Extractor
All country merchants requested to take it to their
commission, the greatest blessing tomankind
ever discovered in medicine This is strong language
but you may depend its power will u justify it. Cal
all the Agents for pamphlet gratis to u aud very in
/ al al nI Nan,
York.
GAUTION-Dc sure and get Conucl's as counterlrits
and worthless appear under other names. See that it is
direct from COmstock and Il Co. or never touch il.
For snle by s. j. ALIEN. WonhsInck. u. 2lG rnnlr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
NATURES NoBLEMAN.

Away with false fashion, so calm and so chill,
Where pleasure itself canno, please,
Away with cold breeding, that faihlessly still,
Affects to be quiet at its ease;
For the deepest in feeling is highest IN rank
The lIeest is first in the baud,
And natures own nohleman, friendly and frank
IL man with his heart in his hand
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
VTN
LNDLlN IEGETRRLE Pills.
OR IMPRON ED

LNDLIN VEGETABLE RMS.
NR. SMITHS celebrated sugar Coated Pills are found
ny superior t0all other medicines discovered for
mpury OF the blood because they not only Cirnsc the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llnmOrs, but also
promote proper aud natural discharge from the uncS,
SKIN and Kidneys. Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgayc medicine, the natural outlets Of the
system are opened, and all morbid and corrupt hmor>,
the cause O disease cNprCdn manner 80 cusy that
the body is restored to health Ms by mngC.
DIR Smiths Sugar Coated, ur improved Indian NcgCta-
bic Pills. aid u improve DIGESTION rurr Headache aud
Dizziness, FcycrS SrrouIn Cancers, Gravel MIlanaous
Rheumatism. Pain in the hcud side, hack aud stomach;
Darrhocn DNscnrry and CUlic. pHlpirHou Ui the
lc0rt; Loss nj Appetite and luWnc,> ut ; iTits Worms
Bilious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Other cumpiajCr>
incidents TO women in when the! have the most nnply
effects.
For worms the pills are mGthIc-mHny children in
New York have been spared to their parents by the time
iy use oIihcse mild aud clicaCou, Pills.
This is IN" most pleasant ana ciciciouS medicine in
the would and being tree from the usual taste of mclice
does not prudncc nausea disgust.
Price - cents per Boy.
G. BENJAMIN SMITH. NJ. u.
President of the New York college of lirnllh is uponCv
cry Bon
For sale by 5, ]. ALLEN, Woodstock. VT. ga
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, w.,
ELM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE BIYK,
r f. K MS

T X MS.
Sent by mail, year, the commencement Olthc vol
ume, $3.50
At the expiration Of sin months, LIS
Al the expiration o; thcvonme, 200
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Village subscribers, 200
paper unless paid for in advance, upon the
guaranty ot payment by some responsible person known
the Publisher, and no paper is discontinued exccp nj
his option, until all arrearaecs are paid.
acknowledgements must be paid for in advance unless
some responsible ptSon guarantees the pay Tor their in
scrton The number olinsertons should in all cnres be
specifically the advertiser they will be inserted until
forbid.
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted at 5000 for subscribers and at $500
for non subscribers
CITY AGENCY
" H. PALMER, at Ncw York, No. 30, Ann Street,
Boston, No. l2, state Street,
PbHddelphid, No. 81 Pine Street,
" BaitimOre,S T.. cor, Bait & Calvert SITS
Is authorized procure forward and collect pay ad
vcrSemcnts and subscriptions to "TnE WoopsrooK
ACE" CHARLES G., EASTMAN
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FU@Ihe girls in Kennebuck now paste
their faces with white sugar, so that they
may be sweet when they are kissed So
says the slanderous Yakcc.
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Such is The oopreccdcnted success orlls BALsAM,


NATURES FATOURITE PRESCRIPTIONS"
prescription congcnil 10 wants, ms ii is prepared
rom chemical extracts from substances which the author
Of nature has placed in uwu land for wise purposes,
that many who know nothing Ct the mode OF its prepare.
tOnnr cndcayOrDg To reap pccuuury benefits by selling
article similar in name in appearance, by repre-.
scntimg their own trash rs superior this DALSAM.-
All these deceptive arts 90 to show that WiSTER'S
RALSAM is known to the world TO be "IHE GREIT
RENEDf," ard that 10 SfHmy mixture it must he IKE
this in "nH2", or pHrpor Ia be like II in substance
~ Believe not the cunnngly wrought Ghrirations-
and nkronly the original and genuine NlSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
40 OTHER CAV T. LIK IT.
Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE, l35 Wash
ugtOn -, Boston, General Agent.
Woodstock $. j. Allen. Windsor, A. d II,
Wrdncr, Chester, Joseph ludlcy; Pomirt, OILS Cham
bcrlnn; NOrwiCF' l., +. w. Odds; West BclhclSmith
~ Bludgttt. Qnechcc village, Ciuse Smith ~ Co. White
River j, C.Brooks; Springfield r. a NJ, Burke Weston,
Foster ~ Barkcr IroclosyIe, Joseph \, Smith, Fclclr-
willie. Erhrium Ross; Iiurtland f. NJ. y :. r. Socker.
For sale also by Druggists and appointed Agents gCncr-
ally, go en-.
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AT THE WOODSTOCK
Hoot, SHOE 4 ~ 1ratDer
S L Q r r !
No, y, Central Head of Elm Street.

large and general assortment Of all kinds of Boots
Shoes aud Leather nre kept constantly tor sale among
which may be had Gentlrmen's French, Calf Kid and
Morocco fine srwcd Boots, Calf Kid Hnd Morocco pcggcd
no. CnIlnd Kid shoes, pumps and Downng's thick and
CHicnta Boots, Shoes and lrogans, BOYS Calf thick
md Calcutta bocts Shoes and Broeuns Ladies' CATERS
nan Caters, French and common kil walking shoes
slips and slippers. Misses and Cldrcns Shoes of all
descriptions.
"A L o:
STOCK consisting Of French and common Calf skins Sole
leather, Upper leather and CacuttaS. Kid skins Innings
and bindings, hastings boot webbing and Cord English
shoe dnd binding thread Gallons, Ribbons and lncCS-
Amcs' shoe knives. Avis, lacks, Copper and Iron
Drills. Boot and Shoe Kit, all kinds. Liquid and Paste
Bhchins Mrr's and Bakers Leather prcsrryalivc
shoe brushes and Sand Paper all which will be sold
rhcnp for cash approved credit
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins.
Wanted a first rate workman on thick Boots.
JOEL EATON,
June 10th, 1915. eG7 tr
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NEU GOODS NEW GOODS.
A N ID
GREAT BARGAINS!

NOW opening, direct Oom New York amt BOSTON
y fresh lot OF New Goods al srealy reduced prjecs
inc hiding
20 ps NJ LANES. from l2 - to 20 cts,-good Styhs
10 "basorneS; some elegant pcltcrnS from 20 10 % ct>
Rich Ga Arabesque luucltus, a ncw and beauHtu !
article
SILK MUSLINS .iYD CHEIP L4HNS.
100 ps McrN Fail River, and other STYLES rich prints
from to IL l2 cents, the cheapest lot errr aAc,c ct
Rich Ihihct, Barasc, StrndilIa and SIX and Wool
SH n " l. s.
% doz. Cotton Hosiery, cheaper Hqn crcr
GloveS. Laccs, Ladies Crayuts ldk Is. aud variety
Of other Goods. ~ very low prices
Cuah purchasers viii fluid goods to their mind md NJ
prices That cannot fail to suit c. DANA, JR
July H. Isis. nj
The New York herald., 1845-07-14

srown, TfY; Moses Eddy, and Ornament, NYork. Below
tosail and fore aud AFT schr Sid Nancy Bishop Mary Ann
fi,adelphia; Vermont Albany.
bristol, July i0-Arg Dream Ackerman and Excel, Ben
ne,,, NfoIk' lita, Dadem Phadephia; Traveller do
Nt"PoRr, Jnly iArr Orator Phlstephs for tawtuckst,
Spthsuer Fall River for fhladelphia tnn Iaun9n ior
Norfolk Mary Emer DO for NYok; Caroline Hunter 80 loF
orh ior Ssn,ucket Juno, h?rssrn ?r OK;
ronant ror Jee for do; 2 Nancy BShop and john
JAY Providence for Phadph Columbia Eau River Tor do:
bany.
RicHaroSp Juy lotr taena Troy; Sarah Jane Newark,
Ann Lstourett~ Nlofk Margaret Ann Sandwich; Thomas
Thompson, Plymouth Mass. Cid Parthian, Liverpool Sid
Caucasian, and Potomac, Boston.
WaLrHALI, July g-4ir Euuomus Mansfield; Louisiana
Dewhus aud Stephen Brewer, tanan New ork. Sid 10Th
Caroline, (Brel Bremen
The New York herald., 1845-07-14
Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF sE w YORK, July



shp = ohaIlemasse Packard from Hamburg, June l. with
ship fremont Taylor 10 days from Antwerp vi,h
gers, TO order 'i' ''N'i 'ass'n'
Ship Hagrays Bailey, 81 days from New Orleans win ,
ton, TO Hicks, Bailey &Co. i'' wv co'.
s,clan bhqge trsnceses, 10 Villa Il days from Palermo
with ffuit, 10 r. Fledler, ~ Aa'oi"ioi
Austrian brig GiroIomo, QUO hoyich M d,,s fro,, -
m ballast, to Dutilh * Cousnery. ~ 's'oi"'
brig Wm a Iahian u, % days from Curacoa with ,25
tons logwood To Howaud Aspnwal SPOKE 28il al,
g. lon u a. bique Mallory Brown days hence for Mob
IN INST a q d. Ion ~ 49, ship Clinton Of NYor from New
Brig Macon Hayden. days from Savannah with cotton u
Brig Matilda, Crowell, dsys from Portsmouth. 10 5 ~
S Srtsn sehr uah Ann Atkinson II days from
4'S WIN sflndssioues, to smith X Boyntop.
oc .oss II ialock % days from Apaachicols ith COZ,
@ ~ ~ nl'iIls spoke 10th lat IS So Ion IS 20 bp
Schr Isabella, Ferguson Newbcrp Nc naval .,oo. :, .
Mitchell. s's'"i ~ hdNsi stores, 70 , l.
Ogien - ha'a stores 70 J
schr Despatch, Corson, ocraeoar ,h,nve,
Scm HNens Dishop, Virginia, oorn TO II r Haven.
Schr Roe Dodge Baltimore Hour to Jobnsam fiavens.
Schr Leroy, Iredwel Norfolk aonr TO Stmrvs, zen
~e'sts y lear.
schr oaly Daughter Brown Lubec plaster
Sehr kichmond, Cushman. New Bedford oil
Schr Exact. Norwich.
Soop Jupiter, Kirby, New Bedford
Sloop Charles, New Bedford.
Below.
Packet ship Sully Edgar from Havre june wrb rod..
20 Fox y Livingston. -" muse
brig SUM- i2 days from Bordeaux with wine and brandy =
Motx h Poz - '"'s' 70
Bremen brig President 10 day, from Bremen w,A p,..n
10 order. '''f