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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

/ Tx Y.SMERs' LisR.Hl AND MONTHLY JOURNAL or
AGRlccLrvRg- Fiys, NsH,Ser Of tae SeOna Year --Tas
Jaly Number OF this besu,iuI and useful As'ca'orL
Work is now ready. This IS the nr'' Numoef Of tie
second year. and commences Stephens's gceAt work
TIE BOON OF THE FARM.
The Contents OF this Number are as follows
Epsraviass and Illustrations.
View of s,eailns or Farm Bulding-on steel. Anoh.
er view OF the same-os steel S!S Worm. Cocoons,
Chrysalis Moth, and Piuns-on steel Dssughs Horse.
Fdrmu. LIBRARY.
SrEpHENs's Book OF THIS FARM /. or the Difficult
,es which the young farmer has encounter AZ The oe
set OF learning Practical ilusbaudry. OF the means
of overcoming those difficulties g. OF the kind OF IN
formation 90 be found in existent Works on AxricuuIe
t. OF the Construction OF the Book OF the Farm u
the existing methods of esrnos Practical Hdsesedy.
o. OF the estab ishment OF Scientific Institutions oI PfSe
rcal Agriculture
Monthly JOurpaiGf Agyicnl'Art.
The ~ Y State Cattle Show aud Fair Tor 1915, with
list Of the Premiums be- awarded Cha'es Care Spa-
ner Various Uses 10 which Corn and Corn Meal @e
sppied industrial Resources OF the south AND sos,h
W.,, Character Habits snd Management az SOUTHERN
Planters. Notes on the Long Leaf Pine The Tar 'od
rurp.uiinc Business OF North Carolina Common salt
NO, adaptsd as n Manure To Cane Field" L"tu't from
Gen. Gaines-Gco"tn Of tho NrSt-etrtt "i 9ssm
Power. Maple SUear-A New Element. Pastoral LIE
ADD Manufactures OF the Ancirnts Description "t TOO
SILK Wurm-its Natural History aud Hanns Cost bno
Front OF cuuvating Corn aud Cotton To rai'r on uuy
his B.con-Which is best for the Farmer IS ke Shi
S,nd of Hog best suited To Il. Indian Corn E>prf-
nlrns 10 Manufacturing Corn Meal MHnuiacturi"s N'n
Mead for Expectation The Coat Mines oi PtnuS> wants.
The Reading Railroad and Bear Mountain Goat Fields
Housewives Department Oxord.hire sheep A"oie
OF Miscellaneous Denominations. Prices Carront
sESS Price IS per aunu'n payable Ia advance SinSe
Numbers 50 cents GREELEY a McELRATh
rnbuup 5uilnius,, Nav York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
From Washington.

The late letters Of our correspondent, have been
delayed on the wsy. owing to The iDjagy sustained
by The Washington Railroad IN late freshet. We
make The following extracts from letter wsis,en on
Thursday night, which snoald have reached US il
sn. sor f,,- our Isst.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06

/. The CoastHuti0n Of he Stale Of .uissis-
SiPPi.
Q. .4cis Of The Legislature Of mississippi Of
1887, chanerjng the Union Bank.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-06
MISSISSIPPI AFFAIRS,

FROM THE SOUTHERN CURLY REVIEW, OCT. l845
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EIF For Declaration of independence
see preceding page.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate nothing of special inter-
est has transpired since the vote on the
Oregon Treaty.
The House is engaged in the discus
sion of a bill for reduction of the Tariff,
introduced some two weeks since. On
this bill a number of speeches have been
made. Mr.. Seaborn Jones, of Georgia,
led off in favor of a revenue tariff; that is
to reduce the duty on cloths and silks,
and to increase it on sugar and coffee
Mr.. Mclean, of Pa, made speech in fa-
vor of the tariff of AZ. Mr.. M'Ilvaine,
ofPa., also defended the protective system.
Mr.. Holmes, of n. Y, Mr.. Ramsey, Mr.
Darragh, and others spoke on the ques-
lion, and the latter gentleman made a
most excellent speech in favor of Protec-
ton.
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A Tory Measure Carried Out.

The bill recommended by Secretary
Marcy and President Polk, for the reno
val of Gen. Scott, by allowing the Pres
ident to appoint two Major Generals, one
of whom is to be dismissed at the close of
the Mexican war, has passed both houses
of Congress by strict party vote. and Is
in the hands of the President. The OBJ
iect is well understood, and need not be
commented upon. 1t was proclaimed in
''high quarters that it was concocted for
the purpose of removing the war-scarred
veteran from the post he has won by
years of toll, of peril and of privation.-
But the enmity of the Tories is Unsuitable;
the secrifice of Gen. Scott is fixed upon
and must come. We hope every Wing
volunteer in our country will resent the
persecution of their brave and chivalrous
chief. by refusing TO march one step to-
wards Mexico, until this infamous resolve
to apply the guillotine to the Hero of
Chippewa, Queenstown, Fort George and
Lundy's Lane, has been repealed. Let
them take stand on this question and
teach the Tories that the fame of Scott is
the property of his country, and his honor
in its keeping.-Pa. Tel.
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Failures.

The N. Y. Express says" We re-
gret to state that three of our most res
pectable houses, all engaged in the flour
business, have been compelled to suspend
their payments. The pressure on this
class of merchants, has been severe, ow-
ing to the decline in -four and bread
stuf1s. The Western business has fallen
very severely on those engaged in it this
season, more so than on any other branch
of trade. There has been such an eager
ness to obtain consignments, that in many
instances merchants have accepted fer a
much larger sum than the property, ow-
ing TO the great fall in prices, has brought,
and consequently there has been a
lsrge deficiency, which is severely felt
among the merchants in the city engaged
in this business"
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NOTICE.

HSHE following accounts have been
q flied in my office and will be pre-.
sen.ed to the court Of Common Pleas OF
Somerset county, Pennsylvania. for con-
6rma,ion on the I4th day of 'uIy next.
The account Of g. Beam. SequesIra'
tor of the Somerset and Conemangh
Turnpike road.
The account Of John G. Liclity, COM
mittee OF Margaret Fadely Lunatic.
All persons concerned will take notice.
proihonotary's Office, A. J. OGI.E.
Somerset. june a5,'46S ProihonOsary.
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From The Washingfen Reporter.
New Presidential Candidate.

TGen. Taylor has been nominated
by public meeting IN New Jersey, as a
candidate for the Presidency in ls4S.--
The "Old::Hero," may mar the ambitious
plans of the numerous locofoco aspirants
vet. His brilliant achievements on the
Rio Grande, have gained him populari-
ty throughout the whole Union, which it
will be difficult to resist, should he permit
himself to be candidate for the Presi-
dency. In reply to frequent inquiries as
to the politics of General Taylor, the edi-
tor Of the Wheeling Times uses this
language:
"We have frequently been asked what
were the politics of Gen. Taylor. 1t
makes no difference. He is an Ameri-
can; but the inquiry has been answered,
as to his party preferences, time and a.
gain by ourselves, as well as others. Gen.
Tavlor is an out and out Kentucky
whig. So was Maj. Ringgold, Col:
M'Intosh, Maj. Brown, Capt. Page, and
in fact every officer who has distinguish
ed himself in the Mexican war. We
DEFY the loco focos to name an exception,
unless it may be Capt. Walker OF the
Texan Rangers, of him we are not cer-
tain.
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From The Natisnal InfelEgencer June l6
The Tariff.

The advocates Of low duties upon the
importation of Foreign Manufactures suc-
ceed Yesterday in the House of Represen-
tatives, in getting up the bill reported
some time ago in that body for reduc-
ton of the Tariff Of Duties on Imports.
With desperate courage they rallied their
whole force, and mustered so much stron-
ger than we had supposed, that were we
bv nature inclined 10 be suspicious
which we trust we are not-we might
suppose that there was some understand
ING in reference to the Oregon question,
that by way Of equivalent for the conces-
sion bv Great Britain in regard to the
northwestern boundary, the Manufacturers
of the United States are TO be stripped oil
the protection which the laws have here
tofore afforded them, and the products OF
Domestic Industry to be discouraged IN
favor of those of foreign workshops. We
should, indeed, be somewhat alarmed for
the numerous classes of our countrymen
whose interests are involved IN this
measure, did we not remember that the
race is not to the swift nor the battle to
the strong; that we have witnessed IN
our time many struggles'in the House OF
Representatives on questions ST this char
acter, from the results of which we know
that the party vote to TAKE UP the ques-
is far from beiug decisive indication OF
its ultimate fate, even In the body In
which IL originates.
We cannot help thinking however-if
we may without offence freely express
our minds-that the House of Represen-
tatives would be much more wisely, use
fully, and indeed, patriotically employed,
if, instead of laboring at this moment to
destroy the Wing Revenue System,
which has for the last four years worked
so admirably and prosperously for the
country, it would seriously set about
providing the ways and means, by loan
or otherwise, ,for..supplying the deficiency in
the Treasury which must inevitably and
very soon result from the expenses of the
War in which the country now unexpect-
edly and unhappily finds itself engaged.
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Removal Of Troops.

The Baltimore Sun Of the 22d inst,
savs:-"The United States troops now at
Fort M'Henry, we learn, will leave that
post in day or two for New York,
where they will embark in a U. S. yes
sci and sail Immediately for Mexico
They number about ninety men, and will
be under the command of Lit. Thomp-
kins."
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The Early HIstery Of fPennsyIya-
mia,

GEORGE Ford, Esq, of Lancaster, is
preparing work under the above title,
which is shortly to go TO press, and for
which Mr.. Clark is now procuring sub
scribers in this county. The work is to
contain $50 pages, and viii be furnished to
subscribers at 50 25.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
ATH OF JULY.
Programme of the Celebration.

A National salute of l3 guns will be
fired by the Somerset Gnards in the Pub
lie Square at A o'clock, A. Nj.
The Guards will parade on the square
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ. for drill &C., and be
dismissed at III o'clock, A. M.
They will again form at IL Nj. and
march, accompanied by the citizens, to
the Disciples Meeting House, where the
following exercises will be had. The
Declaration Of Independence read by
Hon. ]. S. Black. An Grafton delivered
by A. ]. Ogle, Esq, after which they
will proceed to Jacob Nea's Hotel, to par
take of dinner prepared for the occasion.
Committee on Ioasfs.-J. Row, THos.
E. OGDEN and DR.. SAMUEL PosTLE-
THwAITE.
Committee of .Arran gemenf.-GEo.
CmoRPENNING, Jr., G. +. MITCHELL, and
Jos. CUMMINs.
By order Of the Committee.
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plan of the Campaign against
Mpyfc0.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 5th
inst. contains plan of the Mexican CAM
paign under Gen. Taylor, in which his
course of operations will be, first the cap
ture Of the town Of Camargo, situated on
the Rio Grande, $50 miles by water a.
boye Matamoras, so soon as transports
can pc procured for the troops, for which
purpose Gen. Taylor has dispatched
Capt Saunders Of the army to New
Orleans. Before reaching Camargo, the
army will have to take the town of Rey-
nosa, which is between Matamoras and
Camargo. This latter town will be the
basis Of operatioo upon Monterey as the
depot of supplies. From Camargo to
Monterey is about 100 miles, and the
country more fertile than that between
Matamoras and Monterey. General Tay-
lor designs to be at Monterey in all July,
where it is supposed the Mexicans will
make stubborn stand, if at all, during
the war.
1t is added, that if the troops under
General Taylor occupy Monterey, the
whole of Mexico this side the Sierra
Medre will be in the possession of the
United States, including the mining dis
tricts of New Leon, New Mexico, Santa
Fe. Chihuahua, &c. &c. This calcula-
ton is based somewhat upon the idea
that the United States will order an expe-
dition from the Missouri river upon the
northern provinces. If this be done the
whole of north Mexico will be in our
possession. Such a disposition of the
forces of United States would end the
war at once. But if it did not, our army
would hold the key to the whole of
South Mexico, and the gates of the capi-
tol would, speaking in a military sense,
be IN the possession of Gen. Taylor.
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NJ ARRIED.

On Sunday the 18th inst, by John A.
Baker Esq, Mr.. JOHN LIvENGooD oil
Elklick township, to Miss SARAH, Daugh-
ter of Mr.. David Young, of Milford tp.
By Rev. S. B. Lawson, on the 10th
June, Mr.. WIN. COLEMAN, to Miss SARAH
LEBERSTEIN.
By the same. on the 2sth April, Mr..
ANNAN1As FRITZ to Miss HENRIETTA
RHoADs.
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Somerset Guards Attention

You will parade on the Pnblic Square
in Somerset Borough, on Saturday the
4.h day Of July next, at9a o'clock A. Nj.
armed and equipped, those who have not
procured the new uniform will appear in
the DID, and supplied with l3 rounds of
blank cartridge. Fines will positively
be imposed upon all absentees.
s See also Programme of the cele-
bration. By order
GEO. CHORPENNING, o. S.
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Important.

We learn from Washington that Eng
land has offered her mediation between
the United States and Mexico, and that
instructions to this effect have been for
warded to Mr.. PAKENHAM.
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Celebration at Centreville.

We are requested by committee ap-
pointed for the purpose to state that a
Sunday School Celebration of the ensu-
ing 4th of July, will take place at Centre
vile, in Milford township, on which oc-
casion the Rev. Mr.. Rizer, will deliver
AN address.
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COUNTY MEETING.

The Wings and Antimasons Of Somer-
set County are requested to meet at 2,
P. NJ. on Tuesday the l4th Of July, at
the Court House in Somerset, for the
purpose Of appointing conferees, to meet
the conferees of Fayette and Greene, TO
put in nomination a candidate for Con-
gress.
By order of the County Committee.
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gg-The Harrisburgh Argus, loco
foco paper, is out for the one term prlnci-
pie in the nomination for Governor
'sScrews loose"-eh!
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GgThe President has nominated John
X. Kane, Esq, as Judge of the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, in the room Of
Judge Randall, deceased.
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The TurkeYfoot and Milford
Celebration.

There will be celebration on the 4th
day of July, inst, at Lexington-Miliord,
at which place will be in attendance, the
Turkeyfoot Artillery company, under
Capt. Prinkey, and Capt. Bakers Volun-
teer Rifle Company from Gebhartsburg.
There will he some seven or eight Sab
bath Schools, with their officers and teach
ers, and many of the Honorable citizens
of Turkeyfoot and Milford, gentlemen
and lady orators expected. Rev. J.J.
Maple, Hon. Daniel Weyand of Somer-
set, Hamilton Barnes of Gebhartsburg.
and Mr.. Sherbondy of Fayette, who will
address the assemblage, interesting and ap-
propriate to the occasion. A dinner will
be provided for all who wish to partake,
and every preparation possible made Tor
the accommodation of the multitude, and
we hope the day will pass off favorably,
and to the qualification of all who may at
tend.
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gg-T The Baltimore American says, the
rate OF duty which it is proposed to lay
on tea and coffee, according to the recon-
mendation of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, is twenty per cent ad UaiOrem.-
This ate is estimated to produce reve-
nue. of $3,OOO,000 per annum.
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Although the Locofocos told us
that Annexation would cost the U. s..
neither money nor blood, we never be-
lieved it. We NOW see, when it is too
late to prevent it, that the President has
called for TWENTY FIVE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, EXTRA! - West
Chester Record.
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I'D i E ID:

On the Cd of May, child of Daniel
Kessler of Stoystown, aged 4 y. 4 M.
and Z days.
On the 4th June, ELIZABETH, consort
of Jacob Swenk of Somerset tp. aged
80 v. 0. m. and days.
On the 18th Juns, Mr.. JACOB SwEsK'
aged 80 years and 0 months.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given TO all persons
~ concerned as legatees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Registers office, for the county of Som
erset, and that the same will be present
cd TO the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Tuesday, The l4th day
of July neat, at an adjourned Or
phaDs' Court, viz:
The account of A. III. Philson and
William Johnston, two Of the Execu-
tors Of the estate of Frederick Oldfalh-
er, deceased.
The account of Samuel Miller, admin
isirator of Daniel Harner. deceased.
The account Of John Cover. admins
traitor de bonis non, with the Will an
nexed of Rudolph Urick. deceased.
The account Of Christian Keim and
Yost Blough. administrators Of Samuel
Keim, Sen. deed.
The account of Jacob Moses and
Abraham Moses. administrators Of ia
cob Moses, decd.
The account Of William Skunk, adj
ninistrator of George Stall. decd.
The account of John Wit and Mi.
cIlae Hoover. administrators Of Casper
Hoover, decd.
The account OF Jacob Fisher, execu'
tor Of Martin Fisher decd.
The account of Abraham SpangIer
and Lewis Spangler, administrators o
Abraham Spangler, decd.
The account of Jacob Lambert and
George Lambert, executors OF Elisabeth
Lambert. decd.
The account of David Weimer. admin
istrator OF Peter Bradford, decd.
The account of Samuel Murphy, Esq
administrator. with the Will annexed o
Thomas Griffith. decd.
The account Of Robert McClintocl
and Alexander McClintock, administra
tor of William P. McCiintock, decd.
W. II. PICKING.
! June 9 as. Regisse
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rg- Mr.. Snowden, the State Treasu-
rer. is said 10 be making strong efforts to
meet the August interest, and is OF the
opinion that he will succeed.
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1yThe Native American party in
Allegheny county have nominated full
county ticket.
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"Pete Gumbo-I wish to propopound
one injection to you, and | axes, niger a
cat and-dogical solution in the proble-
num-" "Intercede nigger-dis child am
concenteratin de intellectual qualifications
oh mental corporosity.' "Well den
WHY am TAYLOR appointed to COM
mand de forcibles OBJ de Texum army OBJ
occupashun!" "Gib him up widout a
struggle" Shaw, niger! Ii is to
strengthen de SEAT OBJ war, to make
BREACHES in Matamoras, an to SEW UP
de Mexicans."
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aPFlour is selling in Pittsburgh a
50 81 per barrel.
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60 Robert Bruce. ID. ID. died at Pitts
burgh on the 18th inst, aged 20.
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COMMISSIONER.
Commissioner.

To the Toters of Somerset County.
EvELLow CITrzENs:-At the soIicita-
~ ton of number Of friends, offer
myself TO your consideration as candi-
date for
COMMISSIONER,
a, the ensuing general election, and res
peclfully solicit your sufTrsges. If eiec-
ted. | will discharge the duties Of the Of
fee with inparIilli,y.
WM. F. DIVELY,
Berlin. June %. 1876.
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gUThe Raleigh IN. c. Star of the
10th inst. says:-We had green corn serv-
ed up from our own garden yesterday.
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SHERIFFBLTY.

To TIE VOTERS OF SOMERSET COUNTY.
At the suggestion of many friends, Of
IA fer myself TO your consideration as a
candidate for SHERIFF. at the
ensuing election. Should | be elected, |
pledge my utmost abilities for the faith
lui discharge Of all the duties oil the Of
ice. JOHN D. KIMMEL.
may 10, 1876.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The books of subscription to the stock of
Central the Railroad were opened ON Mon
day last. In Philadelphia stock to the
amount of 100000 was subscribed. In
Harrisburg there was no subscription, al
thoueh il is said that subscription to the
amount Of six or eight thousand dollars
will be made up. We think the begin
ming is not highly encouraging to the
friends of the Central route.-Har. Eel.
Mr.. McDufiie has been elected Chalr'
man of the Committee on Foreign Rela-
'ions, nv the u. S. Senate in the room OF
Mr.. Allen.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECnmBER a3.


90 sP W.T.! nawns Wet Antwerp Harbut CO; Man.
Orleans. VIM Neson Banks Hench. Mssns' I.Isas
Haes s.se johnson Savannah Sturges Chairman Co
Jo.pne HALEY .s:r Hanson Coz
der, 'NoID Bic Ansyerp BooIman, johnston Coz Csnou
Welsh sehrs Emeline Msr:haii Pensseois Cyrus Cham
Roger Williams. surges Providence; President Frsbeo
Mondsy-schr. Martha Washington Holmes. Baraco.:
Ann bedei Norfolk; Brandywiue, Stephenson, Phlade
TO Il Peck 18th Fat &c IS, lon ~ 81 spoke Brem
experienced gales the pasage lost most Of her
% and carried away the main and m!1en sop,a yards
Va Iesa ds west Of The Banks with NV and W gales
ship Arson BaIAman II hours from Charleston. with cot
ship Charleston, Brown, hours from Charleston, with
cotton and rice, to Geo Bulkley.
BARK Aschmsds: 1uekn.m 50 days from Antwerp. with
Linden Bur- VI hours from Charleston with cotton
Brig Victory Elwel le days from Fall River bound to
Baltimore The went ashore the gale and will have to
re Sen; swallow Ro,in,o. a.r. ,.ou w.. W.
with naval Mitchell SD in eo%Ssay With With
Plat. W. ~ s'' :" :"
sesr Emily HortSn Candy. Washington. NC. naval
sehI Adams, Baker, Baltimore. corn to Adams bound to
Sch SMf1,s,sT jarvis Alexandra. with -four to Hitch
sshs skinner Kellum, from Norfolk with mdse, to NJ
schr scio, Brambes, Philadelphia mdse.
Below.
shp Nebrashs Watson. from Marseilles with mdse, TO
Brig 0eorrIsns, Bedell. ,days from Norfolk
Also ship' osk bnE-unkuown.