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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

HE 1ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, o
! Hartford Connecticut, with Il capital of S25o.OO0
continue to insure against losses by fire, on the mos
reasonable terms. GEO B. SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Feb. 6, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

PRESSON CIRCUIT,
Proprietor 81 the d50re PdtcHt
Burlington, June %, lsi6, 2m3*
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-21

GIRANDOLES AND LAMPS. An additional
~ assortment of Girandoles, and also OF solar, lard
and oil Lamps, gust received. 3
July2. BRINSMAID& BROTHERS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

correspondent Of TIE National inieII geHcer, WHO r.
Gently aaccnded the Mississippi and OHIO from Eee Or
leats thus speaks or visit lie paid to the great States
man of Inc West
Ashland is about two miles from Lexington and # old
fashioned after catching view Of At some dis
tanc, suddenly had among the lofty trees that almost
surround it. When party reacird the gate, winch
wide Open house could be entered Il,
and hiding through the coPse, ASHLAND IN all its beau
u asie,! pom We had scarcely entered his hall
when Mr. CLAY greet with his bland smile aud
coria shake Of the hand. winch made lest feel
if I were at home. The grounds Of Ashland IN y
high state of Cultigaton and II would q" farmer good
look upon them. He b1asted Of it. bat II his
neighbors told that Mr.. CItY stands ~ 80.
chants say,3 especially in cultivutHg ana putting
up helnp and from all heard and witnessed dare
he is well qualified to iIn9art useful information tn"
cuvatnrs Of the soil as he to culigten the great
political questions oi the age There he sat at Ashland
in plain farmers dress, dIscoursiug with his
frankness many subjects, and sometimes giving utter
to sentiments that other should write books
upon; bat not uukind expression towards amy adivl
ua whether private public, escaped his lips. Time
has laid but sparing baud upon the great American
mover him look better or happier; has
step IL elastic, his faculties appear fresh ana vigorous aud
the chances that hc Will live 10 witness tie elevation
Of several Presidents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Erpcrimenfir@ nth Tnrrcacy.- Youngsters a
bout railroads: have got INTO habit of placing sill
rcr"n the track, ard have ii .f0ncncd by the tram
a itpa-+as. ouc Of thcsn urchns having mad,
something by the experiment. concluded 10 II.
AGAIN. ia" next tnc the change adhcred 10 The
whe,tof ii locomotive and the iittc operator sunk
more than his former earn ngs. Never mind, my
Little man. oh@r heads than yours have suffered by
expanding their capital.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

SiBPLC BtRovErER SfHrrrffrD-is the title
Itgcn by cofre-rondent--fMr. j. C.. l7l Sixth
tvcnye to invention which he describes a.
foIiows:--iake common vial and fiji il about
rds in 81 water, turn il mp suddenly to pre-.
yent tfa pass n9 out. and suspend II in thar
way. iou vii notice. on The approach Of storm
that t.fe water viii descend the mouth Of the vial
and in dry weather will set back in the neck |,
must b. understood that tho neck Or the vial rnuzt
b. rery small prevent the ingrc4s Of air bubbles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

TIE st. Louis Republican says; ''rherc Is a
portion OF Poll; Stalk now in the Marine lrz!-
rance . lice. in tins city. which il is proposed -
send q present t. President Polk, a, Washing
ton, as a testimonial of the obe,a!joas Of the
Obligations el the people - him for his veto Of
.Ic Escr aGd llarbor Bsl. Il VIII, from Is
-ll. and ne incident associated with Il, form 4
lasting. and Interesting taorncato Of tic patriot-
isn aaic,. throws the whole commerce Of tho
;. -. i.A hor 'lnIani seas out of tho care
aud protection Of tao Unltad States government.
tbs par, Of Polk stalk Is about SIX fec, long
taa Whole stock IS nearly hundred feet IN
lon1t5-neasures about foot aud bait through
ana IS lhc s.,A3 which ran into and sunk the Ar
cher. 4 f.:y days ago On the Missouri river. do
s:royf8g goeeruHeHt stores II an amour! which
would have boon Sufficient Tor a vear's appropri-
at't4 r., t,"t,,, ~ tile river 80 nope the lIea
II forwarding this specimen OF the Poi, stolks
which iaI-s. our rivers, vii not be- abandoned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
From the Evening N,rra,
Ky THOMAS r. WHITNEY.

RY ritoa.sR WHITNEY.
lhad glimpse of happiness,
! bright. rainbow CLEAN:
And then my heart grew wildly glad,
hn' ali. L VAS dream,
iEf s>.oaeu raptures Of The past
att@ clo"dlng round my heart.
i-.~e sathginp friends. who. long es,ranecd.
Me-, Ms CT more 10 part.
ON in thar dream what fancies held
Pose on OF my soul.
WHAT glowing hopes. Mat mad'nlne io.S.
Winch til, minds control.
Inch phantom bare wldl, clutch'd.
Pursued each quivering beam,
TIL Reason. with unsparing voice,
Proclaimed il bat dream.
VI thought held, beside NINE own,
heart n pure and warm,
y ever, with responsive throh,
Contcs>'d the spirits charm.
Methoaght, upon my own were bent
1t up with Loves fond beam.
Tia melting crcs of one beloved.
BIZ. ali twas all dream.
The heart. which Fancy saio was mine.
N.,er owned Loves gentle SWAY:
From llioS,. lsight eyes. 81 swcctlv mild,
3 AIMED friendships SINGLE raw;
Yet. though the vision is dissolved.
Though faded every beam.
Ny heart still dwciis, with fond delight
On Loves misguided dream.
1t time roll on, With ccasclcss change.
TIL frost i on NV brew;
II cannot steal thosg tlougllss away
Which swell my bosom now.
Pare the fitting alcams eli liIlt
Those tIlou4hS VII live to bless the form
Which wrought their early DOOM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
gsTvs,E IT SATyoo.

Rv the steamer Ocean Vave which arrived here. vrs-
tcrlay morning we learn that Il messenger arrived II
Warsaw af,ont II O'Clock on irj3, evening f.y min
ntcs before She left who stated that ba lie had taken
place about O'Clock that afternoon near Navoo which
lasted two hours ana in which from II 10 Is men were
killed aud wounded Tn, particulars 50 far as ". have
oscert,ucs are that on Friday t, &on,oaJtes b.a,i,
that the Anti Mornans were on the march to their cit
marched ont 10 the number Of from .rec to five hun lrcd
and posted themselves 1t f!e distance of about ono mile
est Of The Tcipr having an ane tIajt4i Gent fl m
r,,r md ,.r,rI.I ,.,,t, ,l f,c Ir ,I,,- ..i.f It,,
,rot r "a, A.;. .;1 t.t.q ..It. =;
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fAf
40 hoYoIiIo OF tho 10Th, has tho following
LATER-ANDTHER BATTLE
11.,.. ,ll .:,, l r . . r.
,yary,,. ana from, .br ,,,;.rs 49,, hmm ,l, ,, NJ
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The citizens q N4"'oo returned Tor answer That they
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

!ohE ABORT TuE E,Rrnor AkE--The Boston
lines. after referring the bells run9. houses shak
enaftcles OF furniture falling down, in Boston * the
neI@htorinn to"Hs. from the effects OF the late
earthquake, and 70 the probability of our hearing
soon Of severe earthquakes in South America,
wiE3~ up with capital story. Speaking of Garth
qiiakcs and tho mnfabiIfy of I'll things here be-
low. reminds ~ OF an old rnonicd man, who for
fa,ilt lived ~ this sarn" city of Boston. He
quite rici aud N hard times wont 10 lend
money - those IN necessity. but was also a most
mc9H-conal5lc :>hsiock. and asked always solne
cNuospiiant premium. and would hardly BE-
content with reasonable security. One time
hc agreed 10 loan pretty considerable sum 10
man, ard all the prernnaries were settled except
tho sscuritt. Good notes well endorsed Of
tercd. No. he could not take them-Incn nigh,
fail. and he should lose his money! Vessels with
c1rgo.s at SEA. well insured. were named. No,
lie wanted such stun u that; hurrc ancs and
storms might blow thom INTO fragments, and the
Insurance Offices bust up. What miH Won take -
Il h1f" -osne valuable real estate--w take
that = ReH csfafe. said the profane old miscr;
"Edrttq"ahcs nil cruch by and by and your real
cvtnfe rM 20 10 Mc d-i. III keep my money .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Vorribfc. 'Weii, swan few man. Tiers 4
dafn'd mus oscrten our house .Wh, what's the
matter. johnny 'oh. dad got now hat, Mo's
got I'll" snnb-un<ed hoopin' cough, and Jakc's
slakin' trw smash with the square toad mcaslcs.'-
y cW DONE 'lcs-and that aint all. uu,hcr.'@
'Dti d EAR, what cIstr odd puss has got whole
saa2 OF pups; and mothers got apple dumpling,,
aud nni-s.s tur dinner
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

\ dandy once went to doctor 10 be bied: The
doctor after some time and trouble. succeeded in
drawing blood from ms trembling arrn-whcrcGpon
tie dandy. after little of his fear had subsidized.
n sd his head and cxca lned. doctor think
arc great butcher. Ave SAID the doctor and
have gust been sticking great calf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

The ..psmaerct says thar Lieut.. Corernor Duunn Is
a..Surcr in the army VIII our neghA5rs plsase
inform what capacity his haeNcellency officlates
We see i stated in letter written from the army ana
published II the salem News, thar lie thus
Poyed-and that ne sold WHISKY. pretty well va;ered
Fifty cents quart.-I7s JoAraa'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Gen. d. la Vega. the Mexican. now a prison
oncr ot war. haS gone To visit the Hon. Henry
Cay.-uo. Rep.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Uhu0ratey Coaa} repairs the Cincinnal branch
OF this canal completed The water has been 1T ~
at broohsi!e The repairs above that point viii require
some three weeks for their completion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

- 5cvera! typographical errors occurred In the ad-
'4st paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22
cerre.poa.ence u H. - 80.

C,y latter helov i from an tate gent and reliable
I 9rTcS1oA-" Iice 81 ut ! ii''iiiI11 '''-1't5-
.rr NEAR & aNAHG5. NEHIca.
August 20th, l. n.
A. .,y.,-s. t.,r ~-,,,.,,i.s &c III. ~ ard or.i
-. - on y,,t er, arrived t,ere II, STEAMBOATS,
go .-g, ma rs,,,1t,,iua s, cofna:.nes Of each
49, -, IL I.,,4 All .r. eyna.t,,i
LI III =. roi,+,,- t,I,i kaI1],r,r- !, to J.! Kent
- n t,.ra- III ,., e,,l,<-. ..ary a.,ej h-4th sa!
- ~, ,I,,, ~ i,ny Tho ;ur.t looking X3I.,3l-
~ -
a. - t-tI. - ,. T,.,l.. r.,i.....l ,l,a r.coI .r
-" ~ IN. -, - - = - -, T,7nt'
1870 -. g.,s a...t IA Ir.le..l.- f..,t IN III
'@'t1 ~ -, +. -. 4.,;a,,.t WHIT, tr,.rI.,,
m -, 60, tt.,,.ra... = H., trooos ar. cal
80 ~, -. .,I ,a., tg,s, have ra,s,.3
-. rrt;,.. .,, ILL.,. a,.a .r IL, ,,.r,a r,t,
i 49,. -, r,Ir ,;,,l+
~
From, ia. x.,., rla,,s P;r3x1,tc sent >.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

= the Ldtcst Roor5ack-'Tha editor Of the State
Sentinel IN noticing recent speech Of Gov itcouIb ;
sayS the audience affected that tho unnanlv
tear nnbiJdinsly showed itself" When his EkceIle acy
calls tears from . naa", turnps VIII weep biood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

Nonetron- i'lppin>.W Indebted Jose pl,
Laws, for ~ apple weighing y ounces.
4nother.-EEs itlebled to y ilam BulIa, one
~s:I larger, weighing - ouen't they make
luiuplHgs.
NJ. C5EEvEe. whc was one Of the Ohio elIa-
:sors. anl wao was honorab.y discharged On ae-
count Of ii-neaita, ia communication whlch We
fad IA he illaa 90 Register, written by him
SINCE hs return. SAYS
TIE proy.-z7.s ass very aari. Eo e. Flo.
Bread, 5a: j, = very e4--~ufse s1w issd cd was
branded florida Piig: Bead, l~35"--t.., Of
vcru.ln. and Sometimes maald y-tac Fork Is
GeHeraisy o.3. aad sometimes rJsty. We %.
beans: sometimes wearclIy REC: sometimes so
got good coffee ard gain il was not ) ORTIZ pick
'ng uP. \ snail quantity Of sugar IS issIe5;
tins with vinegar, makes UP al The Ea.iaas the
men are allowed. 4 the men are more Or 'es5
affected by The climate and prov s3as, ta. arc
genera : coas.5cre#! healthy. fac COUNTRY
aorth Of t:atamorae. between Ito Ri7 Csran9a AMI
Naeccs : sandy borxea, ycry Ue:, aal cove -ai
b I s1es#eS Il s@-se grass. fav ridges run
eero=s r.sta Ill lii.
t.aek ec .-..i 81 .rs.
cactus ana cayenne :a--. Every :ai.- as
= bear ihera. Tie houses in .aa Na45sa..
towns are generally By: of stakes a- - =
s;aE.d ~ u#ri 81. nra-3.a and cs. -z3 ~5th
4 l.aicn .; straw. r, floors. except:
7-o wealthy. The 3nhat,,2~t~ r. ~! 80 large
as tlasc II TIC United Sta:ea----e af 4 sAer.f.y
2 raz.aa. ~.s. llra eyes anu Lsacs sra gh:
.lai--laey re very y, nm seem = b.
gia1 t2 so :hcsE friends from the United >.a-es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09
Cotton Crop.

For the purpose Of giving all parties interested in this
staple opportunity Of reading both sides Of the question
at issue in relation to the crop Of cotton the
ground, here give further extracts from Southern pa
pers and other authorities The bulls and bears in this
and other important markets Of this country, making
great Efforts give tone to the public mind in regard
to the crop. The former in favor Of short crop,
and the latter in favor Of average sufficient
supply.
We take the following from the Concordia InteiIge,-
"
ne worms have accomplished their work on the
ooo snd gone IN such formidable numbers and in lines
%,esuar mat u they he not the genuine Army Worm
ivy e, AZ ieast very industrious imitation OF the arti
s'ips learnt THIS interesting ia 4, had presumed
het e planter was now 10 be allowed chance what
was lei. put alas no such good luck as that even
Is III store LOT ham, in some parts of this cotton
,ss'on H., . me, q gentleman, the other day, who
nnd JUST returned from Wilkinson county lie in
formed us that there, especially in the peyhbohood
OF Fort Adams, for several miles Of the ,9y.r ron,
and extending back indefinitely the xorm MAJ sonnJ
hopeful successor in the squirrel Jountless nbars 81
squirrels from esterly direction had made ,heir a.
pearace theretaken possession of the cotton folds ora
were eating up the cotton with a rapidy which would
have put the largest OF worms that ever invaded
field to the blush. All hands were employed in
was deemed hopeless one, hey seemed to enjoy The
well the best mast they feed upon
Those squirrels hsd been, for days swimming the Msss
sippi from the Western bank, and when they first made
their appearance the planters began TO kill them in
bers thinking themselves in luck with the chance; but
when they found that the squirrel retorting and
killing them by eating their cotton their tune was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER o.
Cleared

Clearesls
sgs 81 Ss!s.
ssst, s:s:sSa issi:. isS;ss sssS: Gs'sE:
": S:s: j::s
Arrived.
Bark Brett M:ynsw from 1I:.; Sept With wine
sprung main yard main topmat topsalisni yard and cried
Bi Fsials5 Willis from RE Jsns Giro August e.
ssays d ss e.
d; NE Ii.
s' 'Sssn s.aSy
bark Sss,a Hy:oP e N.Y. from Man;sa Il:
h ssR G:ps f se in %
gr brig Veronica, Brene IS days from St Johns NF with
Pal.h srS Clara, cressey, day. from Psy. Plat,
wi ssy Sss T. IN
Orleans On the Zth g So Ion IS So experienced
rope. YEP ieen short The
ss raay e As Me-: ss; hff%R s s
iii Us her
sail IN the ss G I't va. sshinx very badly aud it was
Puritan AmAiS"Iy Turks apd f.. With
is 8 Re Wis Emily csniss. # Phi:
s. OF T Hsy on tie .ys ss G
s PR s'
;7s'H SS1iS as se
brig: gone; badly wrecked in the hull
Brig WIN L Jones, Hobart, days from Wilmington NC,
with naval stores TO Ralph Post
Schr Harmonious alker Malcolm 20 dys from Havana,
slant successos ssies eonsdsa1iv dam sed 10 sail.
and rigging and leaked On the 2lst Sept Mr. II ork,
chief mate, died. Vessels left, before reported;
Schr Swallow Ackerly, from Washington NC, with naval
schr "A Thorn, Sanford, from Wilmington. NC. naval
Sch Two Brothers, Richardson from Warrington, NC,
Schr Sally Miller Chapman from Washington, NC, shin
Pilot boat David MITCHELL days from Baltimore in bal
Schr Star, Goutre, from Washington, NC, with naval
Sehr Risley Coarsen from Washington, NC with naval
Schr Ecott Cole, days from Baltimore with mdse to
Schr Native Bennett, from Virginia
schr Champion, Johnson, from Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Increase, Smith, from Thomaston, lime,
Schr Wreath Tabbatt: from Columbia, Me, lumber
Schr john LILY. from Thomaston. lime.
Schr Edw ard, Toothacre, from Lubee, plaster
s.n Esn r.n no,mei ,d IRON lime
The steamboat Jacob Bell towed down the Light Ship and
anchored her at her moorugs.
8sIoW.
ship supposed to be the Tumaroo, from Malaga
Brig sarah -, Is days from st Domingo.
lbark-unknown.
toni Duchesse u Orleans Havre; ctor Nobile Alabama,
NOreaus; Lorena, do-harks Nancy w Stevens do; I'D.
ward Robert Coast Africa; Harriet Ber-
muda Helen, Glasgow, aud others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09

isss s s.sg 70 }I fs' sSs''''
&: isf: Nj. EFF Sssi Ss
SWs,shs Bh% Mseo%se. from whaling s,es nSs
MIA = o1i;..: .ssi S; s do
from & for ffs 70 Sal; sail s s n INST,
sss e. ssas as ios
se:ssn !" 4, p; n.
= os on n :sh Ro
Si ssr.S TO sail ,sus the on Pace Il.
18th inst. - '-'"'''Se' "a" '0' '"e ''''' '' "'e
BALTIMORE. Oct T-Arr Bremen ship Johannes Klock-
gether. Bremenspoke Sept LAT ii 80 n lon $50 W. Br
ss . ss
sss H sasE .sf:.
ca .sS cMs. n. City FONT
Bosros, Oct 7@xrE ship Paul Jones, Watkins. Liverpool
By fhSadspss So
.S.r
g Nsr. As .a.
.Isss saS
iex.s s:s:s Sis!s;; Sha;;; S..e$ s.;s.s,;
NgsIGA 9S't
; Mssns1sS 'Si:s'
S s ..s sI s.
B.Idps phiI.dslph. sch, Cs,:u. B.eSm Gon.ivs. Oh.
seas {1SH Groom %, sssS
liza Faulkn DO Sailed wind SW SSW moderate; ships
Uoucester Nj Forbes bsris Dougla. 0raoa Condor brig
Chon; schr Orraloo; also brig Washbun, supposed
an Ma stern port. - -,
CHARLEsroN, Oct 5-Arr schr Zephyr, Wood NOrleans-
CID bark Sophronia, Chase. Boston.
FALMOUTH, Sept 3oCld schr Joseph b. Chadwick, nut
leans.
FAIL RIVER Oct 5-Arr schr VIM Thompson, Crowell.
Bait -
LoucEsrER Oct 5Arr schrs Johnson Lubec for NY ork
HoIMEs's HoLE Oct ssld fifteen brgs and schrs bound
LEwrs Del, Oct6-The briggs Oak Myra and Grand Turk,
for Boston, William for Duxbury schrs Joseph Lybrand
for Wimi gton NJ. Lsghon for Kenn s 6ees Copy
down early this morning and stood to The outward DO
vessels the anchorage yesterday got underweg
in he afternoon and stood to - .
NOZZLE, Sept lid brig Ann Eliza Williams 81
NASIucKrr, Oct s-Arr schrs + Brooks. Albany; Cham
pion. Work; soop Hero do.
Adams. Adams Bait; Hy Clay. Nys. ALBANY; sioops Sc
NEw ORLEANS Sept 2s-Arr steamship Galveston, Wright
sms Keatins, Tiomsston: brlss Ii Appleton Bradford
do; Street, Connel Havana Below ship Trenton I'm
Livsrpoo; brig Uneas Williams, -. Cid brig Calves
on Br,dford Chares.o1 'chs Sea Ki%Sa Brazo Santa
port Port Henry and Empresaro; schs 81
Paul and VIM Bryan Steamer Sea- arrived at Port Lavacca
23d
PRovIDENcE Oct Carr schr Mary Rowland Balt sloops
Jas Bennett Allen Albany; Rhode Island Hull Juno Aers
and Proof Glass Blydenburg, Nfork Sid schr NJ Hale
Sears Pha sloops James Lampheer Kenney and Aerial
SALEM, Oct s-sld schr Samuel Lewis. Ford, Port La
Vaeca. . w., g.
ling Ross, 4th Blake Black Edward Wording and
Isabella. Matthews do; A Amelia, Colburn, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09
By Last Nights Southern Mall.

BALrIMoRr Oct 8-Ar bark Hermitage, Fry, Bremen; Br
brig Bermuda Carson brig Chcasaw Kendric
Boston. Cid, ship Grace Brown, Ahlhom, Bremen; bark
Margaret Hugg Litton Point lsabel schr Seguin Beal
York.
NORFOLK. Oct s--Arr schrs w Wyer, Bqush, Boston;
Excel Blurkett Haven; Mary Ann Guest, Rogers New
Works sa%artsn Gansn, Richmond Eiizabeh5h Emily.
Alice Brouzh Richmond. In Hampton Roads, brig Mes
sengei Sampson from James River for Rio: also two ships
bark all detained by head winds. Sld schr Adrisn
Walpole New York. 49,
PHLApELPHIA Oct 8Arr briggs Selim, Parrist Cienfue-
gos Bridgton, Barclay, Bahia; 7 bark Acadia Harlow,
Boston; Mary Ann Langley, kingston Ja Adams Nc
York riu%ph Roberts Absco; schs Spy Saith Albany;
Townsend Proyidence Asiadne Bayiss York; New Re
gulus Davis, n York; barge Michigan Allen New York
ell Portland; schs Fox, Ellingsworh York. Achsah
Douglass York; Jacob Raymond, Heverin do; Joseph
Rusiin Westeott Providence; Jenkins Dodge Bostoa
Narragsnse Baker Newport Elizabeth, Beaston York.
barge Mars, STAG khouse, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-09
miscellaneous Record.

snrs PAUL Joxr., Watkins Boston from Lvepool 4th
modoe from Lonoon joSn NB On ist and
S: % T. had heavy gs from sw N
ct at Boston rspsr!. Race Point about PM high
oa % gsy saasat While sh, Il. %
posed she would come of before the next high wafer
NV spIP .MERcA which is supposed to have got of the
dCs to be inc amount '''' '''
her ss.L: .a sprung
III.
18th M.yasaans bearing byW IS miles; Siig Csr. iof
nothing standing but her lower mssis and head her
carried s away having gale lh on
candles; also Kegs lard ard barrels On 2sth,
sail The Daniel Francis IS the vessel spoken Sept 30 BY
the so of plymouth and unsccounrably reported BY
Bank swan (of Boson) Blanchard at Portland from IIs
1t ult for Cowes and market with Isoo boxes of SUI
sa Se ss @ down and
pol. s esS sa ann and n
New Bedford icr Antwerp, who kindly supplied US with
sP;s hSs
who had dsmsed IN same anG
New YORK VINO lad also Sesn dsmsisd gale
LAuSoHsD.-From the ship yard of Mes.n Austin 4 Cot
f..eSed brig Of 200 tons called the CamsrGO BY
builders.
was launched yesterday The .hip ysd Of charlie.
S"Ss Of "s'' "e' veteran
LAysenEDEA fine ship Of about 500 TOM. intended for the
from Messrs James and Geo Tcombs ship yard She is
comb Capt Thompson and Others and is to be command
ed by Capt Thompson.
brig TONS called the sarah, thoroughly copper
fastened and built The faithful man9sIi her model aad
finish She be commanded by Capt Henry
Mcvey of Prospect aud is owned by James Crosby, Esq
Yesterday morning % day. from Rio Ja1ei,o state; that
under jury Capt Cope reported that brig Emily
about 2oth ult. Capt Sage aud crew saved
Notice TO Mariners.
has ss from the ss e
brig Packet, VIM Squire Nm, commander on hsr voyage
n.v,,,. IsysD.g Aa.st Wv e. ,s1 g.,
ae fs' oS 50
so%s he tAs
'G1
Memorandum These rocks are in the direct channel
course from the Western Islands
spoken.
Whaling bark St Peter, Simmons from NBedford, on a
cruise Sept n, lat 70 49, lon % DO
Foreign Ports.
VA Sept a.. s, sh
Morra EAL oct s--Arr brig Marion Bradley, London;
Flora Gendsy. Liysrpcol .hip Mary Alien, Wade. do
QrEBEc, sept SOAR, brig Alexander Wise, Cout
hard Ayr Jonn Wesley. Davies, cork; Thistle, Thorn
as Waterford ,symmstry Bell, Lsithj Perseverance,,
ss%pel McGlsIlaa, wh''snavsn; ,,; John and Robert
Counties, Of Durham, Rowlands, Livetpool; fou
tude Garoat London; Msrchonsss Of Abecon, Begarty
Heyea Prrie Belfast 1o. EashGpe pads,ow, Dsssand
Gail Port Glasgow bsks Bolivar. White Wztenord Char
Ioe Sm h, Liverpool; Lolumbine, TAYLOR London UNI
bertrand -, Pc tsmouth; Dunbrndy Baldwin New koss;
Oct l. banks sarah Medga, McDonoggh; Galway IRVINE,
Rowe Liverpool WIN Lushmgton, u, Pymoshi Josephs.
Mercury Hayton Poole; Ceniurisn Heppensts London;
Tssso, Wsdde London 81 Lawrence Bellen, Cork Bona
Dean Brown, LyerpooI Nohu James, Cam ar
von Wave Smalman Dublin; Prince Albert Taylor, Bins
toll ship C9ur de Lion, Kendall Liverpool "a bnxs Iheo-
doria 0oymer, Newport; lone, Abram, Livepool Con-