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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
GERMAN AND ENGLISH
ID o G. II o II

~ M. SALA, respectfully informs the ci1-
NLs zens of Grant County, and surrounding
country, that he has made permanent location
at Beelown, where he may be found AT all times at
his Office, two doors north Of tho Eagle Saloon, an
Washington street, wharn he will be ready 2uac,u-
ally 10 attend 10 all professional business. lie
1a,tors himself from tho experience ofmany yeafs
in this country, and believing himself to be IA
military acquainted with all the prevalent diseases
Of The west, will at once eniito him to the conf
dance Of the public and liberal share Of patron-
ago. lie has devoted much cf his time 10 tho
diseases OF women and children, and 10 diseases
OF delicate character. Believing that ca!omsl
has hccn used in diseases oG the west TO excess,
and fron long profession, practice and expert
ence, IN the east ahd west, assures him 20 say,
that diseases Of this country can be treated sue
cessfnl'y with a less q1nntity Of calomol than 10
generally used. lilo will also attend to Surgery
10 all its branches, having procured Surgical In
strumcnts for that purpose.
ile sincerely returns his thanks for tho very lib
oral patronage he has formerly received, and fat
tiers himself from n long experience that ho caa
give general satisfaction TO those who may honor
him with a call
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
rzRAH GLEASON,

Admir- OF said estate.
Gran, county, w. t., Dee. 4, iSs5. 39-3w
70 all persons interested IN the estate Of Mad
ison j. Mckay.
Territory of Wisconsin, ss
TT appearing unto the Probate Court Of said
county that Madison J. Mckay, late Of salt
county of Grant, hath departed this life, leaving
goods and cha,tes and estate in said county OF
Grant, aud thar said Mckay died intos,ate, leaving
no heirs or next of kin IN said Territory OF Wis
cousin, and il also appearing that there is no pub
lie administrator in said county, aud that there -
danger of waste and hiss OF said estate for waat
Of an administrators TO take charge thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that AZ a Pro-
bate Court 10 be holden at the Probate Office OF
Lancaster, in said co.. on The u Monday OF Feb
ruary, A. ID, 1876, tho said court viii proceed to
appoint some suitable disinlerested person, Ad-
mnislra,or of said estate, unless you appear at
said time and place 10 show good cause against
said proceedings.
.,.u, Intestimony whereof, have hefa-
..5NHySr. 10 set my hand and tho seal Of said
sslyayMlNS&s. Potato Court, ut Lancaster, this
SEsM az: 30th day OF December, ls45.
'o@N ii. X. Golfer.
'"fxr Judge of Probate.
January 3, 1916. i3--3i
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24

6TATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expendi-
- unes of Grant County, w. T., for the year
a. d, ie45, from the l2,h day of January, lSi5,
to the 18th day of January lSfs, inclusive.
EXPENDITURES.
School Ftnd-Amount of School Fund
appropriated to and among the dif-
ferent School Districts, and paid, Sl,654 w
Paupers-Amonnt paid for board and
bin. and e. EXPENSES of burial, &c, $3.50 81
Amount paid for purchase OF land - :,
for pauper fam, oS0 ~
Justices and Consta5les--Amount paid
for fees in criminal cases before
justices of the peace, to justices,
constables, Witnesses, Jurors, guards,
&c, &C., 2oo 90
Elections-Amount paid to judges and
clerks of election for their per diem,
and mileage la making reforms, la III
Holres Amount paid as bounty for -. 90
killing wolves, 49, w
Ssationery-Amount paid ioi books
and stationery, Sc. for Clerk of
District Court. Clerk OF Board of
County Commissioners, Register Of 40
Deeds, &c, 10 30
Idres Refuaded-Amount Of taxesre.
funded being crroneously paid, "a
IJurieS-Amopnt paid grand aud petit
Jurors for per diem and milcsge fol
second week of District Court, 36l 10
Printing paid for printing, 25I W
Coroners-Amoanr paid Coroner, Cor
oner,s juries, constables fees, &c.,
before Cooner's juries, lS4 70
District Attorney Amount paid Dis 80 ~
uct Attorney, ioo w
Criminal Cases-Amount paid clerk
and witnesses before District Court, 2oO w
Court House. Amour, paid forrepars
&c, 10 court house, oo DO
Territorial Rerenue--Amount paid to
Territorial Treasurer, being 5per
cent on the tax roll of 1914, 30 50
Jail--Amount paid for alterations III
jail, 40 on
Supervisors Of Rouds-amount paid 10
supervisors of roads for exta work, i2o 90
Sheriff. and Jaiior's Fces--amount
| paid TO sheriff for fees in criminal
cases, keeping Jail one year, aten-
dance on District Court and Board
Commissioners, summoning juries,
&c, aud for board, clothing, fuel,
&C., for prisoners in jail and for :,
fuel for court house, &c, f4A Cd
Roads and Bridges-amount paid to
reviewers, claimants and surveyors
of roads, and for building and re-
pairing bridges, &C., i,o9' -
Collector-amount paid collector Tor
per centage, and fees on sale OF
land for taxes, $50 ot
Assessors paid % assessors of
of lands aud town lots. Io' VI
Commissioners and C2erk-amount
| paid for per dien, and mileage of
| Commissioners and clerks fees, 1ou 9a
| Treasurer amount paid treasurer for
per centage, SSo ..
| Miscellaneous expenditures, oil u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
List of Letters

HI on the LIST day of January, 1876, and if not
taken out in three months, will be entered as dead
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S5,23o 81
HENRY L. MASSEY,
JAMES p. COX,
Attest, L o. sHRADER, Clerk.
Dated, Lancaster, January II, 1876.
45-l2t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
Fiscal Affairs Of Grant County.

of the Receipts and Expendi-
- nues of Grant County, w. r., for the year
a. d ,l845, from the l2,h day of January, lS45,
10 the 18th day of January lSfs, inclusive.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
List of Letters

ID EMAINlNG in tho Post Office nt Prairie
HI du Chien OH the lst day of January, lo46
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
List of Letters

ID EMAIN1NG in the Post Office at Lancas-
III ter, w. T., on the LIST day of January, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
Iron, Nails, Potter's Ware, Dried
and Green Fruit.

We invite every psssoh 10 cal a0d examint
our stocA Of goods before purchasing elsewhere, a.
we are confident that we can suit you with
every articls usually kept in our line.
BEYANS x HOLIDAY.
Plsassille, Jan 10, 1876. 45-L
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Total amount outstanding Jan. II, 1916, 952 81
RESOURCES
Judgments in District Court in favor
of Gran, county, all of which may
be considered good, being mostly Sc
cured by lien OF real estate, Sl,462 Al
Taxes due Grant county for tho year
lS4l, for which deeds have been
executed, 4l6 4s
Taxes due Grant couniy for the year
l542, for which deeds have been ex-
ecu,ed. 1921 II
Taxes due Grant county for the year
lS43, for which she holds certificates, All II
Taxes cue Grant county for the year
1914, for which she holds certificates, All 70
Taxes due Grant county for the year
ls45, for which she hodscertifcatcs, l,247 43
Amount Of personal liabilities and
money in the Treasury, S44 80
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
Justice Court.

DEFORE $. T.. Bufks. justice of the peace in
ID aud for the county of Grant and Territory Ct
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-24
$4,000 SO

To,a, amount Of expenses, $4,000 80
RECEIPTS.
Amoun, of taxes collected, ss,o7a 90
Amount received from grocery, tavern,
peddars and other licenses, l,7oJ 0b
Amount Of fines paid over by Justices
Of the peace, % %
Amount of Judgment from District
Coult and paid over, u %
Amount received for lands redeemed
and certificates sold, l,413 81
TOTAL amount of receipts SlI,429 III
Amount of Orders Outstanding jan
uary 10, 1916, s2,74l o.
Ameun, Of Orders issued in IS45, 1887 II
Total amount, slI,O78 81
To,a! amount cancelled jan Ia, 1916, 10 l25 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

Gov. FoRp ~ NArvoo-By a gentleman who
arrived last night in the steamer Tioga from Keokrk
we learn tina, Gov. Ford the head of $50 men two
brass csnnon, and thirty baggage wagons entered
the city of Nauvoo on Wednesday the 2sth ult Il il
said that he has gone there for the purpose Of restoring
the new citizens or Jack Morons, TO possession OF the
city again, and put the laws in force against ;hose
concerned in driving them out. Our informant left
Nsuvoo Saturday last up TO that time he had done
nothing and was likely to continue al the business
We informed that Brocknan, Of the principal
hours notice and that he would clear him from city
as easily and expeddously he had done the Nor
mons. What reply the Governor returned we have not
learned, but doubtless his messenger accompanied
with white Gag. The Governor, understand, has
pitched his encampment close TO the Temple, and occu
pies tina. position for the present How supreey ride
uous has this feeble Executive rendered himself through
the whole Mormon difficulties but this invasion Of
Nauvoo in time Of peace with armed force has
capped the climax. Isl. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

Loss OF THE STEAMERS METAMoRA AND Mon
ARcH-The officers of tho steamer Prairie Bird, which
boat arrived last evening report the total oss OF the
two fine boats named above, by striking Polk Stalk on
Thursday the 29th ut III Cypress Bend near the mouth
of the Arkansas
The Madmora from this port, bound for New
Orleans and, in addition 10 the cargo with which she
cleared at this port received part of the cargo OF the
steamer Anndwan at Island 35 which boat snagged
at that place and obliged 10 return for repairs She
struck the Polk Stab Thursday morning and was
run sand bar where she sunk the water being two
fetc deep on the main deck aft The machinery will be
got out but the boat and cargo said to be total loss
The Monarch, with cargo of eighteen hundred or
thousand bales Of cotton from Randolph for New
Orleans The saas in the evening OF the same
day, the 2sh and sunk after over the main deck
Boat and cargo total loss The machinery may be re-
covered il is supposed with the aid OF diving bell.
Both of these splendid boats and the loss must
fall very heavily the insurance Offices The Monarch
had just repaired at this port for the winter season in
the south The cargo of the Metamora must have been
very valuable and this loss will fall principally on our OF
fees It will be observed that the boas were lost on
the same Polk Stdk-hus. in day destroying an
of property sufficient to have kept the river tree
from snags for an entire year. ST Louis Rep.
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General u Offices

II Ncw-York Weekly Tribune.-Conienfs foT
Saturday, No5en,ber I4.-PoETRy-The Laborer's Song
Prince Johns Speech the body of CatoEpIToRALs
SIR Stocking Whigcery; The Meaning of Ill Our next
Congress Information Wanted The Revolution OF 1916
Hamilton Fish; An atrocious Caumny; Newlork in the
Congress Why Sias Wright was beaten Funny
The New Constitution &c.-PoLrTleAL-The State Wing
Farther Returns; Another Wing Stale-Room for Iowa
New-Jersey Michigan; Missouri Florida Alabama
Massachusetts &c. Sc.-NEws-Laler from Europe, by
the Brilanna-Copious extracts from Foreign Files
The Army in New Mexico; The Army OF Chihuahua The
Army the West; Late from Rio de la Plata Fugitive
Slaves From Havana and great variety OF the latest
Domestic Intelligence Foreign and Domestic Corespon-
dence of The Observation-Disclosures and
Thoughts in Europe, No V; Something about English and
American Manufactures; Explosive Couoni Mp Rogers;
Mr.. Webser's Speech, Western Virginia; Anecdote OF
President Polk; City Items. from The Daily Tribune
Notices of New Publications. Col Stevenson Fugitive;
&c &c COMMERCIAL INTELLICENcE.-Produce,S Stocks,
Money Cattle Market Prices Current carefully correct
ed &c, &c
Single copies pu, up in wrapper. ior the Mails can be
obtained at the desk-price Ct cents.
EP- TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
iuaeNibly In advance.
GREELEY K McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
Cor Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
ns- Rheuma,ism.-Fains and stiffness of The Joints

r Rheumatism.-PAius and stiffness of The Joints
sw-ngs OF Tie muscular substances them, snd other
symptoms 700 well known need description, may be eff
fecirsy removed by he Of Rings Compound Syrup OF
Hvjrodse OF Pctassa Sarsspsra and Yellow Dock Root
The efficacy OF ingredients is atispu-abie and by
their udicicus atrnixr1re remedy : formed hal FOR the
above named complaints we nay term infsble
The great and increasing demand for IN article ot,his kind
hss induced the proprietor 70 bring Il before The public hs;
a. may have the benefit of H. and know that there Is
remedy Tor this most distressing complaint Aheu'iasa
- : ..,r-,snded in full confidence being specific,
81 is INT ;rs 10 convince the most cre6uoas Of Ia
,nrprs;pg properties Prepared and for sale only by c.
3. RING, iss Broadway, corner Joha-st d iiais'
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DRKFIIINGER,S LINnENT.-l


~ wonderful embrocation Is astonishing all who use
~ Il I. has been Ia nearly 'orty yoars and in the
result OF the kno edge and practice OF The best medical
men In this country and In Europe II : Used By every
sta proprietor IN his city, and i used altogether By the
Harlem Railroad Company. All old yield 10 in.
rnedately and souRtly cured in e days Il cures
in yery short time all Rheumatic and Scroulous Afec-
t,ors Any old Will be cured upon horse in few
davs and work The animal every day To be had al tn.
principal DEPOT " Jon-st and Of the druggists generally
as al the Harlem Railroad Office, Park, City Hall Price
50 per boepuI IN very arge bottles and The
cheapest IL market
Mr.. Frederick FncAenger, cor. Chrysue and Hester,
cured of salt rheam which covered the whole body from
head 20 foot is II months without the slightest sp-
proach of return. with bottles Mr. Arnold Mason,
contractor OF the Croon High Bridge after being afflicted
fer nearly 30 wears with rheumatic pains, entirely
cured by the four bottles be all times
the Bridge Nj VI says that Rroce after groce has been
used among their men, Tor various purposes, without a
The Hon Moses H GrinneIl of No. Colege-place,
speaks OF wonder OF the age and Is the best gene
rs remedy he ever saw.
To be- had corner Boyyery and Broone-sL; al J. Cncs
Balls Head the principal depot Per'ous can get
bottles for - and a. much greater deduction for half
groc. or rroce MS 5teOd'
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BUTS AN D 81 his
LIZ I'm MondnY next. NoXrmh..

re- On Monday next, November the 10th. Pro-
e>sor I'd Church. Will evening course of
weny-four lessons for Boys and Girls Admit;auce free
Society Library, OF Broadway. Three evenings
week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al O'Clock pre-
cisely. The lesson Will end few minutes before O.
Clock
Seats free OF all expense will be secured for persons SC
companyins children.
Every scholar must before thai time procure for them
selves The instruction BOOK. which Will be deverd a. the
Society Library Lecture Room every day from 10 10 y A.
NJ The price book q - Each book Will bear
stamp which the pupil Will have 70 exhibit every lesson
This prevent the scholar 10 forget his book which he
must have 10 lake his leescn.
The purchase OF the book contributing defray The
penses for the hall ighI and fuel boos. viii admit only
pupil; TWO brothers TWO sisters must have a
book each NIL itls
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nInrkc,... .cscefully reported tar rs. Trlt.,.t.

lHlkS Nu'- -
ASuES-1he market is still buoysnt and Pots have
hn sold NJ & ~ which is an advance Pearls firm
So 50 The sales to-day reach about 6Oo DDS tor eN
port.
CoTToN-She sales to-day have been 1900 bales
without farther change in price from Yesterday Ihere
are some small lots going forward 10 Liverpool! and the
freish, on square bsles is fully established AT i'd
FLOUR AND MEAl.-Therc was good shipping de-
nand Flour to-day and some purchasers Tor the tss
also in market The sales are not less than I2lNu
bbis mostly Genesee M ST. part stoa, and part IN store
and part with privilege of cme. In addiuon soine
parcels OF Western and Genesee 25Oo 10 5uVO oo!s
were taken on the dock AZ s. S1:GS5 VI Buyers for
shipment DESTROYS of buying il store at So wthprv
cce TO remain time when treeh; can be more east
IL obtained There snureer OF Eastern vessels wait
luz Tor fair weather MI UP. The receipts to-day are
1850 bbls Flour treshts 10 Liverpool are held AZ Is
Sd hu. Is is the highest have heard of psid Sour
Flour is worth Sass l2t. with considerable sales Tor
s>nort The operations in Corn Meal have been very
large during the days past Inc sales are al east
5000 bbls Jersey and Brsndywne on private terms Inc
quotation for Rye Flour is 81 - win SINAI, sses
Shorts are 7cS CTS; Ship Stnfs ll6l2 Fine Feed lo9
- cts Rae Meal is 81 509Sl 62Y for Yellow ana
White, -, ,...
GRAIN-The operations in Grain within the last twen
;ytour hours have been Immense enarses
i55O0o bush nearly all for shipment VI "hea' u's
sales reach 10000 bush al llG 10 cts Tor es'ef s
common Genesee, and leo cts Tor sood Ssnse al 10;
England In Corn we notice sales SoVVV oush 49,
and Yellow at and 80 cts Tor Tery me NORTH
err and 300 bush White private terms nearly a. o
export sale OF 1000 bush new Northern WIS mace al
so cts Prime White Jersey was otered al ~ cts
sales OF Rye are oo bush al 6t cts IN the sup ana
cts delivered for the Continent Oats are 80 q %. Gus
and firm Nothing doing in Barley The reeeip's 10
day are 1000 bush Wheat and 1900 bush corn;
WHISKY-Ths markets. very dull Tor DOS: prudse
Is nouiinally 81 cts. but sales made az &C or
HAY-Ssles 1000 bales Hay a. 40 $50 cts Iue "esth
or in,erferes with operations.
on. CAKE-we notice sales 20 tons thin obiong 81
S3e cash Holders generally ask S35.
SEEp-A sale of 50 TICS Rough Flax was inside at y %
cash Clover is quiet A little new has appeared sno
Is held al cts. ,
NAVAL STORES-There has been sale OF 1000 eels
Swansbo-o Turpenne q, s. so per Dbl OF 80 lbs spur
its are held al 90 cts
TEA-There is some speculative movement In the
MARKET and rates axe very hru, which checks opera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
r7, The re.nlt afer he nse OF many reneies aaver

~ The result. after the of many remedies adver-
sed almost every complaint which The human
frame is subjected TO- without benefit TO any, IL 10 use some
other or condemn the whole. Now. If those that are al
hicted with dyspepsia liver complaint indigestion herd
iary hurnors general weakness any diseases arising
arrangement Of the stomach or blood Will MAKE
use of Dr. Woods Sarsa para and Wild Cherry BItters
without benefit The money shall be refunded SuI up
in large bottles and sold wholesale and retail hy WYATT
SKETCHAM I2I Fulton.-t, y. Y. l. w Smith, corner
Fulton and Cranberry sis. Brooklyn. Price 81 nlO6u'
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a WIG EDITOR on A coon RuNr

Frtead Greeley want those dancing Coons OF
yours, to inser, in the -. have tried all day to
md amsn here who's could get up but have failed
you intend those same Coons TO dance the Wing
Victory Massachusetts, can have them back in time
Ia lsi& the Locos here made much parade in burying
he dead Coon. and have nothing which viii b., so
much calculated to satisfy them OF his resurrection and
se has come TO Judge them as that cut hsve no
language to express to you my feelings or to say how
good the VIII Of our town feel, Why feel as il
could hug the - lust for being Loeos and giving us
IN emporium living them out We have
kept our pr Ugh, and day with Extras and
when the - sell them the old ones and
rs al the 81 any thing that has " John
Young and Wis.,. ,Ss US a good price
you can = ~ md il by the bearer. If
You cannot spare & Il IKE a Dir Of difference.
VIII put in Dr.. > cut for Bears Oil,'
and call IL Coon ~ * g breed and there
are not three men il u 30 tell the diff
afehee Yours inA, Z y. slight
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DIR. MANIOTTA;S


for Dyspepsia Fever and Ague &c &c.
~ Travellers, from constant change Of air and wa
ter liable many diseases which can he prevented by
heuse of the Tonic whenever they ind themselves in
way ipdispo.ed This medicine win always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases, such yellow
fever scarlet fever &c &C. Persons OF extreme bilious
temperament NAV live long and healthy IN the Southern
climate by the of this article. Personal reference
given to several hundred Of our nrst citizens
Agents wanted throughout the United States. Apphca
hons. (post paid addressed 10 the proprietor
OILS lIneodi5 Il. FENNER. los Nassau-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
gATcEELoR's HAIR DYE,

~ Liquid Colorirg FOR the Hair, Whiskers, kc.
IL claims 10 patronage will a. once be understood By
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
tyeing the hair Is application IS simple, its effect GER
tain. being emphacally perfect HairHye, without de-
sroving The elasticity or health Of tic hair. To fancy
store keepers druggists, &C !! viii be found de-
srsble article tey with confidence recommend Il
TO their oers aud not be troubled with complaints of
It's dyein skin linen it VIII not rub of The hair
and constant washing only improves it, appearance. The
color "a permanent and perfectly uniform, entirely free
from those unnatural rn varying from the faded green 10
the royal purple produced by The ordinary hair dyes 10
bye 10 wskers or portion OF the hair without charge
to those wishing purchase il proves satisfactory; for
which purpose he has private rooms Prepared only and
sold ,y Lolssaie and reta by WM. BACHELOR. No. :
WaIl-sL near Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 81.
Copy the address.
Agen,s-New-York Dr. Gouraud, 81 Wslker-st; Brook
lyu Mr. HAYS 1873 Fu,oust Philadelphia, Eug. Rousse;
Washington D. C., J. II. Gibbs. Penn. Aven. Pitisburg
Pa, VIM Jackson, So Liberiy-sti Coiunous Ga Winter
L Epping 90 iIneodis-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
"a SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Bark Amira Keazer - DIS i'm Oporto, wine, to Mes
NTH & Walsh.
Brig Emily Sherwood II ds I'm Charleston. cotton.
rice sc. 10 Durham i Dimon.
Rrig Clinton Andrews de i'm Savannah, cotton 10
Sturges. Chairman & Co.
Brig Belle Meyer - ds from Wilmington, NC. naval
stores, to f Rowell Sailed in with schrs Panpe-
TO- for NBediord and Melvna for NLondon. The E has
experienced strong eastcry winds during the passage
Dutch brig Amphtrite Jansen ~ ds I'm Rotterdam,
gin, &c, to Boonan Graves s. Co
Brig George Henry Blakley 20 days from City ST Do.
mingo, mahogany &c. to Platt- Left brgs Florence
Waite, dsg; Denmark on the coas, ldg Elliott TO sail
in days. I'd inst in lat 80 Ion - 90 spoke bark Gil
bert, Gibbn. of Bath who kindly supplied men
four OF my unable to do duty On the 4th and 5th
inst had gale from ENE and have been II days
North of Hetterss.
Br brig Lady of the Lake Firth, de I'm Bermuda in
ballast to Middleton & Co Left brig Stephen 6 Bass
Pengal for Turks Island to load salt for Baltimore
s;h inst lat 36i Ion IL spoke bark Wilheimina steering
East
schr J w Kimpton Osborn i'm Norfolk, mdse, to NJ
Bedel
schr Mary Langdon Cobb from Baltimore, corn and
flour.
schr Delaware Harding I'm Philad, coal, to Weeks
Schr yesper, Staples I'm Norfolk, corn, to c vii
ams.
schr Ruth Thomas, olmsby, I'm Thomaston, lime.
Schr Antilles, Crockett. I'm Bath, potatoes
Schr Lucy White Davis for Boston, ndse.
The outward bound ships in the lower Bay have gone
TO sea Wind North