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! Probate Not,Ic,,et,.... O..

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed, that final and partial settlement accounts
have been filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas within and Tor the county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by the executors,
administrators and guardian of the estates Of the
following named persons, TO wit: H
John A. Davenport Executor Of Beal Manahan,
deceased, final. .t74 sfaas aa,r.
Nathan Hollister Administrator of Arthur Carter,
deceased, final. ~ i'.n.u
Asa Backledge Executor OF Richard Lambourn,
deceased, final. ..,.., .,l...-
Morris Danford Administrator Of Samuel Danford,
deceased, partial
JUhn Adams Administrator Of James Atkinson,
deceased, partial. s,,...--.t ...,.---..
John Forshey Administrator OF Thdmas Forshey
deceased, final. " ~ -
James Irwin Guardian of Carrigan's Heirs. ~
That the said accounts are now on file n said office
subject to the inspection Of all persons interested,
and are continued until the April term Of said court,
Is47, for final settlement and confirmation
nov 10 n36 WIN. OKEY. Clerk.
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quarter Of Section No 2. Township No 0.of Range
No g. contajnine so and twenty five huDdredshs
Scses: also part Of the South hall Of the South
East quarter Of Section No Z, Township No :, u
Range No 9, beginning al the South West eesher'
sofsaid half quarter section, running thence East
10 perches to post, thence North 80 psTches 70 .
post, thence West 10 perches 70 post, thence
South 80 percbes to the place Of beginning. con-
tanning IS acres more or less, lying snd being IN
said county and in the district Of land sold q Me-
retta, Ohio; subject 10 the dover estate OF Louise
Guthrie; upon the following terms TO wit one thiFd
10 hand, one third IN six months, end the sesi1Ns
in one year with interest from the Day Of sale, y
b. secured to the satisfaction Of the sdmnslrstos
9sT ~ JOHN DAvENPORTs Admf Of
JAMES GUTHRIE, deceased.
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tiof The Shirt Of Democracy.

Mr. Edltor-Madam Rumor says that Adam.
Tory Blue" is defunct and dead. know thai
you were an opponent Of his, but hope that you
will not deny Lis FnIENps, the last mournful
pleasure of seeing his epitaph 10 your columns
Here lies at last poor Tory Blue "
sing'lar chap at most,
To freedoms foemen ever true
Till he give up the ghost.
"'Twas we'll for him he had no SOUL
Or else in penal fires,
And birthstone 1t must ever roll
The doom OF all the Iiars.''
CANDOR.
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CALL OF TROOPS.--We understand. says
the Washington Union, that acquisitions have
been sent out from the War Department, calling
into the service Of the United States nine addition
al regiments Of volunteers 10 serve during the war
with Mexico, unless sooner discharged. They are
asked for from the following States:
One regiment Of infantry from Massachusetts,;
Une regiment of infantry from New York;
4 One regiment of Infantry from Pennsylvania;
One regiment Of infantry from Virginia;
One regiment of infantry from North Carolina;
One regiment of infantry from South Carolina;
One regiment Of infantry from Louisiana; I
One regiment cf infantry from Mississippi; and
One regiment Of mounted men from Texas
This important movement win show the federal
press whether tbee is any taltering on the part Of
the administration, as they have been recently most
recklessly charging We have no time at the late
hour at which we receive the above interesting
intelligence, to dwell upon thn subject. II shows
how little force thereis in such suggestions as ara
thrown out 10 Baltimore paper, that I. st 10 be
Iieved that nothing decisive will be undertaken
either By. our army or navy, before the next meet
= ing Of Congress. s1
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administrators Sale.

AN the twenty-second day of December. lS46.
. between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
four o'clock p. m. at the front door of the court
house in the town of Woodsield. Monroe county.
Ohio, w, be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate as the property of James Guthrie,
deceased, to wit: The North halfof the South East
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DEATH OF. A BRAVE AND DIsTIN

GUISHED OFFICER.-A friend informs us,
that he has seen by an endorsement on paper
from on board the U. s. steamer Spitire, Brazos
Santiago, Nov 4, 1876, ''tbat Capt Randolph
Ridgley is DEAD, from a fall from his horse" The
above was received afthe post office Of Washing
ton, BY this evenings southern mail. Itcommu-
nicates information which must be distressing 10
every man who bad the honor Of Capt Ridgley's
acqualn lance, or who appreclates the noble quail
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ties by which he was distinguished. - Uashing.
20" On'on ~
Capt Ridgley was killed by the fall Of his horse,
riding rapidly down one Of the steep hills at Mon.
terey Hefel under bis horse and fractured his
scull A sS III
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ICommunicated.

lCommunicated.
The editor Of The Tory Blue, (:t appesrs) is a
protested uhiversalis. Some are uncharitable
aenough 10 soy that Adam has personal interest in
2lhi'. arising from desire to keep out of expected
ssAificnIlies in another world. But how can this
abe? How can he be accountable or liable 10 diff.
cuities suferingsia another world unless he has
- soul!. qaiaf &C.
n Read Carr Whites interesting letter on first page.
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Great Temperance Meeting.
There WILDE GREAT COUNTY TEMPER.
ANCE CONVENTION at Lewisvlle on Satur.
day the ial& .aiFa z COS ?.
l2M day Of December next.
A number of able lecturers are expected 10 be in
attendance. Come one--Come all. -s
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lIlead Carr whitsr interesting letter on first page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY Q.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Martha Washington Stevens. New Orleans, Durham
s fsssa E E.n %aa:al ss
Brig Cleaner LockhaTt HaIifsr
ssss N.Y. sf isf s:, Mskss s Hssd Co.
ss a assEsa sSs Msa
s se A lSnS DrsT .ri aS" WB BS.Sa
ssehr G,nss. Ellis, Naasssw Underwood Rowland.
Steamer Ironsides, Munson, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
whs%Pos January passed X"ssr with ,sa, :Is
S s"a x Feb lag - Gs % s'fS Dutch
Ship Qneds CIsssy from Canton Jan a. with silks,
Ship Hsrcuean Holmes, s. days from Have in ballast,
Ship bra'as Adams. 49, and P.rn.m.
sfsS with a. Ss sn New e
Ship Norma, Ellis, from Havana April %, with sugar,
Ship war.sw sehaSdsr is days from New Orleans, with
Ship Oregon qeadon, from NOrleans April s, with md.e,
ship Taskias, Williams from Apalaehcoa April 40 with
cotton Sss 70 II HS %l% Co c,o;x OOH A M
&C. 70 x.op cSsnss Len s New
YORK from St Thomas. just for Nsvsn the only Amsr-
As o@suT days FIN .,ssoGL s:s
Bark Ewad Hoppisch, Rayner 10 days from Mayaguez
s GSSa HOPE day. with .n h
for Boston schr Dunlap Case dschg schr George Poi
Brig s. Patrick swn q day. from Tuclapaw. with
Brig Otheo Ryan, days from Savannah with Rockwell
Y stones e; circus company; "a passengers
Der, to Doullan Patten.
Brig Alabama Means days from Cienfuegos with sugar.
Ass Chase for few days sSos
for Boston schr Falcon, for Philadelphia day,
Brig Charles Deals day. from GsSrge.own with timber,
struck on bar and knocked OF false put to repair
Brig Nssg9 Miydsn' days from Savannah with cotton
schr Wilmington Gertz, days I'm Georgetown. sc. with
schr Zlpah Ann, Labston days from Newbern, L
schr Herald, Small from Trinidad De Cuba April &c. with
Schr Baltimore, Jones. from Philadelphia mdse
Schr Regulus from Baltimore, mdse, to master
Schr Eliza, Chase, from Philadelphia, mdse;
Schr Traffic Graham, days from Philadelphia mdse to
schr Fourth Of July, Post, from Berlin, corn.
Schr Wilder Bogart, tof Thomaston) days FIN George
sssSSr fin P1sdsypia %dss n''a stores
Mitchell fSe Dimon . aii
sc ia David Ri.ley Coursen from Newbern c. with
Mays and Warsaw all from PHILADELPHIA with coal
SchIs Wren Lynch Dove, Williams, and Dr. Jones' all
schr i Mitchell, Johnson. Newbem c. cotton, to S.
schr Henrietta, Hickman, Folly Landing, with corn.
schr Henry Chase, Higbee, Philadephia.
Schr Tamoree, Hoxy, Orington, Me.
Below,
Ship Mary Frances Mobile Steamboat Bota Fnego, Ha-
yana ship Mary Ellen, Boston brig savannah savannah
ship Meteor, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06

LONDON, April l6-Tallow-In tallow a fair amount of
supported The stock Of Russia being light holders OBJ
tain AIS Sd to AIS cd for fine p Y c. The paid
hand from St PeterburEh state that the supply Of alow
for this season was not likely to exceed 10000 casks
price. were firm and equal to 4as Cd cwt for yellow
candle OF first quality laid down here Rce-For all
kinds Of cleaned rice the market has dull appearance;
the value Of Carolina 24s 30 and Pana los 20s
lower rates taken for Bengal rice for 600 bags Of
good mddng white las per cwt being accepted by pr-
Gus to SELL submitted reduction on former rates Of Cd
TO pcr cw but the hole sold low white at los Cd
~ middling lis good middng listo rs 3D. good lis
and third class Is TO los Cd per cwt
LivERrooL, April 10TH = American Provision Mar.
nsEsGr Beef hers has been good inquiry and the
ments from New Orleans have yet arrived, waiting
which the dealers buying cautiously; prices are UNI
parcels finding their way into consumption in the
try. Lard has still dull SALE and with large arrivals
the market 4 50. is the highest pce OBJ
tanabe except for extra qualities in kegs for which
can be made Tallow has a ready ssle and with Light
stocks and fair consumption, the market 10 likely
be well maintained. Ashes--Montresl Pets dull,
and the few sales effected in Pearls have been at
3D. per ow Sxs ROY upsnne a asSI , 22s
bbs Of rather ordinary quality have been sold yeser
sale effected for several weeks past American Tar has
fallen q per bb lSs having been accepted for ITO bbs
sold s. S np to Sd nsr been
rse Of Soda 500 bags have been disposed Of during the
week, at lbs Sd to las I'd per cwt
CHEESE TRApE.-There ID little fine English cheese on
hand at the London market The demand for the mid.
ding descriptions L. not great Owing to the difference in
price between this description and fine American the lat
ter may be purchased at 46s equal in quality 10 the for
mer, at o6s TO 1Osi good American from zss inferior
strong s2s to 4os The stock Of American in the London
market Is only about 800 TONS At Liverpool American
cheese has more freely advanced the quotations Of last
steamer The ineriority Of the quality the parcels now
held here ntcrsres with the SALE ass TOP quotation
for our present stock but SOS over would BE obtained
for diaries of strictly fine quality.
The great cheese fair held at Romsey CANA of on
Easter Monday last The quantity of cheese pitched did
not quite amount to the general average and during the
early part Of the day the sale dull Tow ards liz close
however and on the second day, considerable clear
ance was eneced best old white sold ut 64s to 74s
skims2ls Ito. Sos. .,.a.ssss lszs
STATE OF TRADE THE MAsrrAcrun Dprnucrs--
eaTs happy to My that the latest sdvices received
from the manufacturing districts OF more favorable
character than some swi preceding oues we ~ =.
formed mat more business has bssn doing h he 1a.ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE. May 5-Cld bark Ida, Hsett, Boston, brss
Constitution Laudsrmsn LsTuayra and Porto Cabello;
Wright, Rcnton Wareham, Mass.
PHILApELrHIA May 3Arr brgs Albert Fearing Bucknam
EasIor America, TIeadye I'm CsIdenas Lsft barks Fn
Lampher dg r Poond and others before reported Schr
Sea- Mynn, Key West; Sd inst of Cape Henopen spoke
brig Elizabeth jane FIN Wilmington Del for Port Spain 2st
u. during violent .qua Peter Johns seaman fell firm the
the unfortunate but il proved uess Schrs Den
mark, Crowe Boston; WIN Benton, Taylor, 0eorEetownS
G.; Joseph Crandon Norton, Darien Somers Some,
Cape H.yiisn, April "a ao,h ut j., ssol long p
Ion "a spoke ship Earmelinh. Of wiscss.et. from
Boston for ChaTeson Sunday last Of Phenx Islsnd
brig Elizabeth for Port SPAIN into the Capes Sunday
evening in company withs large ihp unknown, from
March Mars, z CldBg John Clayton wilm9sen NC .ehr
Caker Frink Oscar Adams Cambridge Sage, johnson,
do Agoma, Watts Boston; Jane Yates Yates do; Light
Dolphin, Lamb, do; Comet Cox, do.
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market q HeuhAals bat peisss ars not furovel wool
has rather tendency upward and there should be an
material win advance In price The accounts from Hud
dersed state that there has been slight Improvement
in that market and for the business II upon the
whole better The return Of deposits upon railway pro-
jects will be great relief to that district great quaint
ties Of scrip being in the hands Of the manufacturer
Our Leeds correspondent writes to the following effect
the 18th We have little say about our todays
markets which rather better attended than last
week, but on the whole, fiat and spirtless Nor
expect any Improvement OF moment, until the unive rsa
ly known obstacles which impede the development Of
trade are, at least to extent removed. The
augmented demand (ays Manchester correspondent
for certain descriptions Of cloth, noticed in last
port has declined in sensible degree during the last
two days This is mainly attributable to the refusal Of
producers TO SELL except at rather higher prices The
increased activity in yarns and the improvement in pr
ces, continue to be pretty well sustained. Prices remain
steady Nottingham but little business appears TO be
doing Nothing has been done Of late to give a new
tone to the market at Leicester. The American Pres
dents special to the Senate rather tends to dis
courage than excite manufacturers for the American
market Wool and yarn continue very fiat
HAvRE, April observation-disclosures our market has
not been distinguished by the same degree Of spirit that
characterised it the date of previous report has
nevertheless undergone improvement to prices
the increased activity that displayed in the buying
Wednesday and Thursday last after the arrival Of the
led to further advance of fl United States middling
descriptions But the high pretensions Of holders and
the dearth Of sufficient assortments in those qualities
sought for by customers have created pause in the
buying, and the demand has in great measure, subs
ded' without, however producing any unfavorabe ef
feet on prices, which stiff at quotations. The
nounccment Of several large cargocs coming forward
has perhaps also tended to decrease the demand this
does not seem to have had any influence with importers
who continue to cvince firm attitude. The present
want Of spirit in the buying therefore be considered
merely transitory for although there not generally
aenciency the crop yet the propitious appearance Of
the season. and the want of stock in the manufacturing
districts are rather calculated to lead to improvement in
business than otherwise.
The following were the sales effected VIII
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Foreign I,nportations.

CANToN-Ship Eliza Ann26D chests teas 600 rolls
mating @ cases casa 1892 mats do 100 preserved gin
ger lOo oxs hre crackers stone Ssbees Pckman OF Salem
chests 6Ss do young hyson 43t do hyson skim 6s
f DO 900 10 ID bxs @ hf chests ID bxs Oolong
~ chests hyson skim 100 hi do Whmore co00 rhu
barb Gary Co.'S BY chestea Dennlston col pkgs
kobinsonaS Brown Broher--2 pkgs cases,
bale mats bxs ginger w CIough Of Salc-i silk
Iook-2o phgs tea bss pearl buttons preserves, do
china ware, rattan chairs, tub candy to the master
HsvASA-Ship Norma-liO0 segars Goulard-9l,oo 900 do
% bsles tobacco Lille Kasns-36,ooo segars Wells6
pkgs mdse Lasaa-46 bis tobacco M 4 Thome-36 bxs
sugar ArmstroaE.los.ooo seg.n Msshsws-22o boxes
Maid Fraveois-2 CO Leder-2 boxes Goodhuc co-e2
conlng-l79 boxes Nj Tayor-7o0o segars Brooks
Dor segar Victor Archile-lo bales Judd-2
gafS % tcs money Ihomas-'soco segars
bo1s; sugar 20 bales tobacco Aguine Gaway-2a do
gas Morring-30 900 do w II Thomasl0 bales tobacco
Mackayl segars Mailtard Comriel2o0o pine apples
A kery-5o0osegars Selden-5000 do order.
c9 s3 do Do Coonans son IA do do stIss g 90
do do Burdeu $50 bbls oil Fish, Fair Haven't pkgs fur
n A n Watson.
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e. kio 6rssds Mon;sSiSss; scki fsssss: Ana Fss: 81


e. ks 6s:.d. Msas1S:s' :sEi lssses: 4.s F.:
Home Ports.
Havana. az .ss. c Ss1:h ,sn s si Hss ::s
mack % New York ship crou. STERN from
s E%ss isP
bark John Brewer Sutton. Povdsnesi asa schr Helen,
Bo.Ics, May IAN. ship orotiu., Msacom Calcutta Oct
ii dssa Ss: been s. .n Win ie
i% d sdA S on ess H..., % Brig
wss,pG1 ms MS. :shI, lsds,..h Elws and Chs%Ron Ben
wick a sS WI
ss' Sse ss" ss f. ; T.
Ss.Id ship Laura Snow 3Ifsa; bark M..s'iO
o s:
:fsI
n %oss R Rssr b kiasy
AensndIis Mary Emily, Staples Prospect H Hall. HI
BAl1snoRn, May sSAs .he Superb, G.sehell, New o..
Mscol!a%. &indss1 SSs s BRIG Msrd:s Bs.:s %:sss
ANN Es;
ss Sds S Ell :s
Bay, Maria, Johnson; New York Jane DpEs., Phil:
o:ssSs NSrS fSs$sTisI:Sa; sla brig. Sid,:: E;ess.s
Yssl West Indies Eleanor Charleston 'eh' lows Ne"
CHARLEsros May a-Arr i., .chr Francis Allen Robin.
Strange Cole. Kew ws.s and Havana ship Con.
'ear , .Sp Is
pools Robert Kerr Liverpool Magnolia, West Indies;
EpoaRIo~s May AT ,SrS ul, sehr T Jones. from
,eS: % S. nS Mary , ss
Boston Evening lst in port the above except schr
Jones.
MosiLE.- April 2s-Crd .chr May Flower for Key West
pire, Keazer. from Boston.
M As..ss.. Chase Chase ss s.
NEwrosr, May a-Arr schr Telegraph Baker from Pro
whence for Portland sloop Victoria do for Falmouth D.
arr schrs G5en Allen from Msreeh s or New Y2r.;
81 oo ,0' r aS 'S' fho from F. River
NEW HAvry MAY A schT Desr n sro% Brandy
bark Panthes for Antgua schrs Two Brothers and Cleo
NEW April s7Ar ;hips shstsps.rs Rose:
Auburn, pnrfey, NYor; Martha, snoH, Boston; brEs Ann
Transport schr Hunt Hussey ID, FIN Bszqs 9 J.gc IN
Ss e n &c B. hp
Samson Liyerpool bark Louisiana SpaidinE NYork schr
St Paul Talbot MataEorda and Port Lavacca Ontwa, Carl
son Bazo; Jgo Lone Star Rnapps Mstnsorda snd po
Louisiana, Eddy, Brazos St Jago. - 80
Bride Williams. York River; Frances Of Newborn. Beau
during the gale OF the Of March REPAIRS sloop Mary.
Miller FIN York; Osceola from Washngton 0eor
gia Baltimore Alice Richmond sld-schn Sterling Pike.
:ehr Adrian, wspoe from New York; brss Oesoia, Whip.
SAvAsyAH 3oth Apr-An ship Hartford, ssnnemsn, New
York; brig Clinton Andrews Ney York Sd bark. ln!e-
s w S ShS Ss wsss
to ses-Brtish ship Acadia Mckenzie erpool; brig Ma
con- Hayden New York brig Carlton Percy Pttston, Me-
May ls CID British ship Lady Falkland Smith, Cork; ship
hituey Over Havre
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miscellaneous Record.

THE STEAMER GREAT WESTERN, for Liverpool will sail
tomorrow t7th) three o'clock Letter Bags will close
Gilpin's Reading Room, (ExchangeJ at two O'Clock.
SHP PATRICK HENRY for Liverpool will sail tomorrow,
Thursday o'clock Letter Bags will close
at half past eleven o'clock
THE sHIr rArKicK HsNmY, for Liverpool will sail
Thursday, May 7.
Bank GEN GREEN, (of Camden, Me.) Clark, hence for
Charleston with cargo Of ice for the ice company
Charleson struck the bar AFTERNOON Of 2h ut and i'm.
Proceeded Ghss;oa enabled him
Spoken.
Bark Frances, Burr from Philadelphia for NOresns. April
cad % nile. NY from TOr, g.1,
out, April %, lat g, Ion q.
ship =, for Boston, lat a. long n
April3.
ocean, a GPs s eh GS'f st. 'as Psss
N..psss Reports Sno date Sel M.Ish a s Clifford New
ss lss yf
I0n a @o se h ta sS
% q %S. h s :. sf II as
Sss ts's: ~ e ss
rsE: In; II &R'ssz ssa = :s
~ Bsss 4. o h S mo Edwards. NV Coast.
L. S XII: b:s
DO 10 Wis., S iish Il, is 49, ISL Liverpool D.yol VII
WIS 18th John Wells do wis this season; 2ls Gov
NNIeaR s shy' " ss sb
$50 VII FEB % Ia. ?. 1. Ion - % W. Ms.ssgoi..s,
WI s:ss os;s e" 81 r. ss u 80 p The
The Newark at ssonsg9n ha. 1900 y. wgsssonass
sY's; S' css%a. 81 80 "a
lana Sec e.
rsn' Nsn IS + %P ID
Ss 10 + I Milton for NB s n Ns for
60 " Mssseo%. NB, clean for s NV Coast;
i issss :s.;
Of ch
Wi sS' NB Sc Pc Ia o =
al. ss; y;: sn Ya:ls g E.is f;
lon IA W. MsnEO NIB ss0 same day, Adm Barker do is'
HAvas. April a'In port ship Nohe for AVsTs
sa T.
!sss; Ts.s 5. Ss 4
Sssy ,ss: sssssss sa'' g
AIi, s;s:
9sI a:s s1 sss Tssi e.
s:s 1: ri as
Barton, for Cowea and MARI soon wary b,ousnton Mel
S G Henry Hsss .
in quar- Princeton Rodgers for Bremen cdi sophie, Fah
len d. .ooni Vermont, Bessby une DO; STAFFORD Robins.
Easw.rd Webster, DO dol 6ris Cordes, Teomb for Mari.
arr ssd ms, 10 ds Porland Harriet Coejsn for Portland
Paterson. Wl.on dschs Susan Jane dschg vano ngrsr
ham, dischg; Prince de oinville Cadne for New Orleans
schrs Frsnfin Green Ryley, dschg; Mars Hill McCysry
dischg; swan Weber, from Apaachcoa; Brown West
MATANIAs, April r-Cld New England Granger for Pro-
vidsncs 18TH briggs Athens Jones London !; Ann Rem
5s s cow s.si r
Ferm.n Davis St Peersburgh brig Eliza, Perce Boston;
7d bark Ranger Leavtt Portland in fsh ships Mary
Frances Jsritt Forester PPorker brig M1ssschSse Prt
Lliz, Talbot; Souiheme!, Crosby: schr Comet Bonney
2lst bark Albert, Warwick; brig Marshall Keamey; 22d,
ships Georsana Bhu Warren. Howes; bark Loreme, Good
MAyAcyEr, r, April al-In port, bsrks Csrnete, Hop
kins for New York day, via Aquada; 6eboos Thorn,
son for Bangor dischs French bark Noeust Ha
S sT's dE De sSnvsaiI gSlsgpOE M.sls w e;5sSs
Pha nearly loaded; BLACK HawI Bunnsi Haven, dag;
e ds .sS,. RSS
Norfolk, loading; Nctous. Wass New York, DO; Bauc'
Pike, Newburyport waiting cargo. -, Ct.
RIO Jasr,so gor. s1D: ns.n9H; i Canq .s
leans repg; Louisiana, Dewhgn, kiehmond wtg carse;
CAROLINE MeKsn1is whaIjas bari. Caspian rs.e0sy wss
Lowell, New oriesns Boston; Consls Ysu.s
New oIssS; rsP ca,h-E.s PhPs a ss s.,
| i !; GA i!lEs aEa' as;