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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

Tohn street. CORNER ,Assu keep -. assorwrBt Of
genuine diamond Pointed alea,s on hsnd Cor ct ling OF
he eva and othrI poiicrrtr Those who purchasg
sell alsy have the advantage 81 this estthsh
Of sesc1 their pen. Ut Which they have hs
ID can be ound he cry Also gold snd silver
asd pencil eases Gold Peas repaired onIsd in
rior manner.
for jew.llef Apply as above. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The Coxafsr(sitsrs --ssdon brsynard, Thomas l..
Braynard, Horace Bcnnsy, and Hannibal Bonney the
passing counterfeit money whose arrests noticed
Sunday last were all conveyed to Kings county and
r order 10 Ds in
county 80
saipie,os ~ Rurglsyy = ofacers shadbot, Of the
10th ward and Wilson, cf the 10Th ward arrested
Monday nsht young men, calling themselves Gilbert
Cromwell aud Oliver Cromwell suspicion of having
MIR. Thomas Bennett situated at the corner Of 18th
street and 9th svsnue, stealing therefrom silver ware
vAaeda 500 They were taken before Justice Ketcham
and committed for examination.
Sailor 1Mep,s-A few days ago the U. s. frgate Sa-
vannsh arrived at this port after long cruise and the
an dtaksn up their quarters in the 4th ward On next
Friday morning they all to be paid and then the
number from Boston and PhiisaslpSi. are
GATED amongst them, dressed In the ofwar style,
which enstiss them to mix in with the sailors as
pals" at the same time pick their pocket
When paid or they will average something like $3.50
each which sum, expended by these jolly tars
the dance houses and other places will the Fourth
Ward quite lively for some time to come Capt Smith
ofthe Attn Ward Police together with his active officers
the close watch for those thieves dressed In the
diguse Of the sailor and have spotted many already
50 That when the sailors robbed, the Captain Will
Know exactly where to drop the thief
Robbed i'm fhs Sfreet--A Frenchman bv the name Of
Francis Frssien while under the influence liquor last
ngh. on TIE corner Of Cathsrine and South
roDpea OF Sso In gold aud bank bills by Water
sreet tnie VINO are always lsy for such chances
entered
CABIN OF the schooner lying at the foot of
Roosevelt street, and stole thersfom silver watches
and lot Of clothing, together with savage bull dog
who was left to guard the cabin In the the
captain. No arrest
.arr st Of Dsorderiies- Ofacers Kohler and Wvhbum
Of the 9Th ward, arrested Monday night the follow
ing young men, who gave their names Frank Gala.
CHER, Edward Hamilton, Lawrence Denoysls William
Bewvelt, aud John Ora,r, charge OF riotous and
disordery Conduct and likewise stealing 800 segars
six pies belonging to Frederick RAIDER grocer No 6ol
Brooms street They all detained In the station
house by Captain Fsirchd and in the morning seat be-
fore the magistrate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

tisut ossDse. ssvssuly.
Lieut.. MeCabs, slightIy.
Lieut. Potter, severely.
Lieut. Grt6<n, slightiy.
Lieut.. Malnowsky. eighty.
~, ssurn cA.oLINA REeisfESr.
Cspt, James D. Bisndins, siightIy.
Adjt Canty, severely
Lieut. Lamptor sljehtiy.
Capt. X s Mcffst. slightly.
Lieut. X Bellings, severely.
Lieut.. J r. Clark Dangerously.
Lieut. J. w Stseu. slightly
Lieut.. J r Davis, slightly
Capt. w. d. Desandnre, slightly.
Lieut.. James Abney serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

APPOINTMENT py THE GovksSER AVID SENATE.
-sryr "a New York City Lewis II Sanford, Ju.-
t,,a 81 ,h .,nsr court Woe samuel Jones' resigned
nmsnx C,,v .odstus Wright recorder Of the city Of
ALBANY vice James McKown, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

Another packet ship arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 18th ult.,
only two days before the last steamer. We may
now the more confidently expect later in
telligence from Europe by packet ship, unless
the Union soon makes her appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

On, of the gre test of dis pen h,t smooth
md fee as auii aud Will wear Tor and always he
s,s, r,t. arcc The rnblic have discovered log While
nce ,hi they the che p,s Is we'll !e bet
,se Tnev are sol exciusvel., by K Watson TO-. Is
win am street one door below Wall street ard Saw ge
a. Fn't0n 81 Get; price Is So only Orhsr psns 81
a Pans c.fsfullv rsrairei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15
sl 25 only for an Q d. s,miu,m Go,d PEN, Win

siyr ien aad Psrci Cpe--J. w. tfga'OD n (rtui g.
DE ers " of and gold and ls.r pen sid
lsre etses) ~ Cedar sr.s New York g. Chrstnu y,
III ladephn lug those superior prem nm Id
pens 81 2j Their rim n Is more lste than su
found where else, sstny NJ brown II yea 8,
Spencsts geys Co gre s. american pen rnc Abe't
aud ny other sy which thew selling Wholesale
tt prices muc berw the OF other hJuse
the trade. God pens caref uly repaired or repo'ped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

upper Broadway aBA uraystfe recon:
mend 10 a sangf nd viscrs c?earius the lasgeet aud
mos ntrre ing collection Of dsnguish .divduai. int
world e ofour 'fieeds good pctue of Them
selves or Eiend, IL slhe place 10 sctit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

Aaron Wpgate, lost at sea In 1896 aged 30 years
All children Of the late John Wingate of Madbury n
H.-Porfsmoufk Journal.
The remains Of the celebrated Priest Galtzn, to
be from their present resting place
near the church ut Loretto. in Cambria county, TO n
new recently erected for their reception
Pittsburgh Journal lin inst.
Mobile Ia said TO be now improving, and II Is stated
that there great deal active productive Indus
try Ia requston than there has been heretofore Sc
veral extensive manufacturing establishments are In
operaton-arge iron and braas fsunderies engine build
ing establishments planning machines driven by steam
power; barrel and tub making by steam, &c. Mobile
seems to have been bled heretofore by
who made money there to carry OF and finally Invest
elsewhere. Things sre changing for the better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15
news

Turks IsLAND.--We have received the Turks
Island Gazette to the Oath ult 1t contains no
news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The dysentery. which has been quite prevalent at
Ne~buryport among children for time past seems
70 DC exienaing more 70 adults than hitherto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The potato rot according to the OHIO Cultvatsr, is
extensively prevalent in that State. 4"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
Stealthlly progressing, in fatality and the Oily
number Of cases. Is the epidemic Hearses with their
black pumes and their white plumes-th. raped BAN
Of fire companies well as those Of the Odd
Fellows and Masonsthe artillery Of tho military
with its psnopoy OF black upon which remains
Of the deceased soldier accompanied by solemn music
and shrouded banners-lopx and mournfu professions
Of some fair flower plucked In the spring time Of life
the solitary carriage following the corpse the
ger aud the dsstutea bringing sad reflections TO
mind Witnessed in our daily walks But despond-
ence should not come upon those who have thus far
aud should endeavor to purEue vocatons ia that
delightful mood The cloud ia dark above but
1t will vanish, and the clear blue 'Insment then
presented will bring energies for business together
with renewed and exhauscss pie asures ID fncuty in
obtaining physicians at the proper moment becoming
alarming We several persons in search II MEDICAL
aid yesterday had failed obtain ut the critical
time--New Orleans National, On tast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The STEAMER WASHINGTON company
having completed the improvements on the
Washington, she will take her berth at Pier No.
s. North River, this afternoon. She will come
down under steam, and will take few turns in
the bay. We are informed by the agent, that
the principal part Of her fuel and stores are
already on board for the voyage, and that she is
full of freight, and has very fair list of passen-
gers. She will positively sail on the 23d instant
We shall give tomorrow a full account of the
Improvements and alterations made upon her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15
Movements " the People.

Col Hugh Ely has been brought forward nde-
pendent democrat for Congress, in the third Congress
sional district Of Maryland
John Philpot, Esq has been announced us the wiig
candidate If the same district.
IL Is said when the Of Sias Wright death reach
ed White sulphur Springs,Mr Clay deeply affected
and paid touchiogly beautiful impromptu tribute
the hopored dead by alading to his generous nature
Incorporating integrity plished powers in de-
bate, aud his eminent public services.
Vice President Dallas at Pittsburgh Penn, on the
18th inst.
Patrick T. Jackson for many years distn ,uished
among the most prominent Of the citizens of Boston
works OF private enterprise died on the 18th inst.
Col VIM Parker, of Southa mpton county, Va was
thrown from his horse few days ago and injured
to cause his death He brother of Com Parker Of
the u s NaHx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

The CASE OF PRIME, WARD Co.-The
suspension of this extensive private bank
ing establishment, will not create 80 much
embarrassment in financial circles las first
anticipated The liabilities of the house are
not near so large as reported, and there
is every probability of resumption taking place
Immediately upon the receipt of advices by the
next steamer. Should the accounts from Eng
land be at all favorable, every farthng OF their
debts will be promptly paid. The surplus exhi-
blted is very large, and It would take a series
of serious losses to make the concern bankrupt
A very large amount of their bills have been
protested for non-acceptance, which places them
IN Il better pc iton than if they had been pro
tested Tor non payment, as the property upon
which the non-accepted bills were drawn falls
again into their hands, and is appropriated to
their liquidation. Bills protested for non-pay.
ment take their chance amongst the liabilities OF
the house upon which they are drawn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15
Miscellaneous.

The trial CT six persons accused Of being concerned In
the murder Of James Duncan progressing in the
St. Clair county Circuit Court The deceased, 1t will
be remembered shot by number Of citizens in the
Illinois bottom several miles from this city-St Louis
hereiAe, 7th inst.
Jane and Henry slaves Of Mr.. w. c. Dukes convicted
Of having poisoned Mrs and Miss Dukes on the Nth Of
August executed at Charleston the 10th inst.
There immense crowd present to witness the
ecution.
1t Is said that the Sioux Indians suffering much
through sickness induced by lack Of necessary food
The following the ages Of the Wingate family,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-15

Capt. Holman, 7th infantry.
Capt Thornton, I'd dragons.
Capt. Capron. LIST artillery.
Capt. Quaey I'd artillery
Capt. Anderson, I'd infantry
Lieu. Irons LIST artillery, but attached to Gen. Cad
Lieut. Preston Johnston, lst artillery but attached to
Magruders battery
Lieut.. Easily I'd infantry.
Lieut. Woodman, 10Th infantry.
Lieut.. Hassman, LIST artillery
Votunteers.
Lieut.. Chandler New York regiment.
Col. NJ Butler, South Carolina regiment.
Lieut. David Adams, do do.
Lieut.. w. r. Williams, do do
OrFIcERs WOUNDED.
Regulars.
Col Clark, 9th Infantry, slightly
Col Morgan, 10Th Infantry, severely.
Major Wade, Sd Artillery. severely.
Major Sentiment, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Capt wassels I'd Infantry severely
Capt Phillip Kearney st Dragons, left arm shot on
Capt McKennels ard Dragons, severely.
Capt. Craig ard Infantry. severely.
Capt Ross, rth Infantry severely
Capt J. r Smith I'd infantry, severely.
Capt Chapman 9th Ipfantry. slightly.
Capt Johnson 9th Infantry slightly
Capt Holden, 18th Infantry slightly.
Capt Halfway, 3rd Artillery slightly
Capt Hoffman, 9th Infantry, slightly
Lieut.. Schuyler Hamilton lst Inf, but attached to
General Scott's staff severely.
Lieut. Holloway 9Th Infantry but attached to Smiths
Light battalion-severey.
Lieut.. Bacon, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Calendar, Ordnance, but commanding howitzer
battery, severely
Lieut.. -, Artillery, severely
Lieut.. Herman Thorn, 3D. Dragons attached TO --'s
itaf, slightly.
Lieut.. Hendrickson, 9Th Infantry severely.
Lieut.. Hundert, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut. Boynton LIST Artillery, but attached to Taylors
Battery, slightly.
LIEUT. Lorimer Graham, acting with LIST Dragons
severely
Lieut.. Van Buren,, Rides slightly.
Lieut. Martin, LIST Artillery. right arm shot Of
Lieut. Goodlac, 18th infantry, rportaily
Lieut. Farrely 9th Infantry but attached to Smiths
Light Battery, severely
Lieut. Lugenbell, 5th Infantry Adjutant eli xhtly
Lieut. Bee I'd Infantry, slightly.
Lieut. Lovett ID Infantry slightly.
Lieut. Chandler, Sd Infantry, slightly.
Lieut. Holins, Ath Infantry, slightly
Lieut.. Iildeu, Cd Infantry, severely
Lieut.. Newman, 9th Infantry severely
Lieut.. Gardiner, ID Infantry severely
Lieut.. Hayden, I'd Infantry slightly
Lieut. Sprsgue 9th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut. Palmer, 9th Infantry severely
Lieut. Bucknor, 9th Infantry slightly
Lieut. Cram, 9th Infantry slightly
Lieut. simpsin, l2th Infantry. slightly.
Lieut. Peternsl5 10th Infantry, slightly
Lieut. Bennett, 18TH Infantry.
NRw YoRK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Col Burnett, 7th Regiment.
Capt Fairchd, sligbtly.
Capt Dyckman. severely
Lieut. Sweeney. severely.
Lieut.. Jennings slightly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17

Bosron, June 5-An brig Pacific. Perry North Atlantic
Ocean sehs Richmond g. ma.ts) Hsrford Bangor Wsies;
kslos W.id Alsxandda; Marietta, Berry, York Teegra,
Pied British brig Indus from schr Compliance from
York Signal for brig Cld ships Omega (Britishl Gar.
rick Quebee So Petersburg Howard New Oeans bark Co.
Mayo Charleston; briggs Minons, (Sweaish Lundrren
Gotten6uIs. via York; schs Excel Loyel. York An.
Aursus brgs Jane Howss Harriet, Minsna ST Lawrence
aud FinancIer.
BATH, June PAR brig Jno MARSHALL Collins Rappahan
mock; schr Ruth Thomas, Amesbu. y, Savannah
CRY PoINr, Va, June la-Arr snip Rob Roy, Drummond
DAsvsKs. June lo--Ar schrs Victor and Mail N York.
Nrw ORLEANS, June s-Au U steamship New Orleans
ships Lord Dqfern. tB0 Rassy, N York; Austsrix, III
rick Hsyrs; Jno Cummngs Dwight, Boston; banks Prov
denes. Vnson, Marseilles Niagara, Rea Boson VIM Ivy
Hoffman Bazos 81 Jsgo; Obern, Balch Boston; brgs Or
leans Schneidau, Havana; Grswlsr Plsbury Thomsston
schs urb4uns Wheeler Vera Cruz; Reampsgo, - Vera
Cruz; Togaat the Point CD ships Thorndyka, Child Lii
yepool; Kentpsky Rogers, Boston, H Body skokeld
White Cork and markets Rscuso Ssguedo, lSpl Gall Bar
Orbit Hckny Barbados and market; schs Louisiana Ho.
Mobile Cabot Lander Boston; Sea- Flanders, Ha-
vana.
NoRFoLx, June lArr Br bark Bolivar, Smith, London;
sehrs Edward Hardy beore reported ashore south Of Cape
Henry for repairs; Caroline Woosin before reported
ashore south Of Cape Henry for repairs.
New BEDFORD June PAR sch Netus, Gibbs, Bait. Sid
PORTLAND, June 4-Arr schr Del Norte, Relcher, Phs
Cid brgs Sophia Wyman Demanra Martha Kinsman Buck
nam, Porto Rico; Knight safford, Carkenas
PRsvIDENoE June AA schrs Shenandoah Young, Phila;
Powhattan Bartlett do; sloop Midas French. York. Sid
schr Adams, Baker Bait.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17
COMM ERCIAL INTELLIGENCEs
Rtate m the TlOarr Mark ets.

PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-The demand for -four has
been moderate aud prices have advanced lax l5c per
barrel Sales up to Friday of 5000 barrels at SO IS
a71 Wednesday and Thursday, and on Friday at So
Since them sales Of 1000 barrels at 90 for standard
brands Pennsylvania and Western -four; So 62s 10
Western Rye Flour-Sma sales ut SO early in the
week. Holders ask 70 and buyers offer So Corn
Meal-Sales Of 5000 barrels At % 371S and Brandy
wine at 371s go the market closing firm ut the lat.
the stock light. Wheat has declined and
the demand is less active. Sales of good and prime
whit ut 50 20to 0s and red at o. to o. Weeks
sales 30 900 bushels Rye-Sales at l - al 25 Corn
is in good request and prices have slightly advanced
Sales of Pennsylvania yellow at Ia to 30 A lot of
Jersey at Is and southern at 6 20 per bushe, all
by weight Weeks sales 40 900 bushels. Oatssalos Of
southern at 90 6lc and Pennsylvania at the latter
price.
CINCINNATI June 1.-THE transactions to-day again
partook largely of City Mills Of which 500 $50 and
1900 brs sold at S6 400 brs country brand from
store at same; ll6 brs from canal at the Market
and 100 do from store at IS 81 100 do at S. go 60 do at
SIS rs At close holders Of country lots asking So
buyers Offering SIS 90 with disposition to purchase
than seemed to exist this morning Corn MealA sale
of 200 brls kiln dried, lined and delivered at SO so per
barrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17

different parts Of the country and their uniform opinion
H. that there viii not be onetsnth part of the wheat
raised this season that there last year kind of
bug or ny has commenced Its the wheat with
throught the winter have fallen victims TO this scourge
The corn crop promises an abundant harvest.-La
Grange Free Press.
Our growing wheat Ii not luxuriant but Indian corn
the great product Of our beautiful and fertile prares
promises to be very abundant crop-Leffer from M
nous.
Night before last there fell In this neghborheod the
first good rain for two months and understand
that the drought has been very general During the
greater part OF this period kind OF seed would sprout
Within the last sixteen days there two light show
that would under the most favorable circumstances,
enable to get above ground but these showers
ofvery little value In OF this extraordinary
drought much corn yet to plant and much already
planted Is not up The description are
OF course very indifferent. The shower Of yesterday
morning which very copious, Is too late for wheat
and oats hut it is early enough with plenty of rain here
after for large crops Of corn In ls5 in this region
the 10th Of June barely above ground, having
made growth in consequence Of the entire failure OF
rain for many weeks Copous rains after that period
produced very heavy crop The crop that year had
This year much of 1t Is not up, and some not planted
The hemp crop will be greatly diminished by the
drought Much failed to up and that sowed early
was much stunted.-LouisriiIe Journal, llth tnst
The crops have suffered very much here, there has
been severe drouth The cotton planters in number
less instances have had to repant twice, and still the
prospects are far from fine On the Carroncro the
even worse numbers have suffered severely from the
visitation OF an insect called the cotton louise The
prospects for crop OF cane poor The rattoon Is
uvaton The plant cane late in coming up, and is
small Corn crops very fair yet although the want
OF rain has been severely felt all this section
country-Franktn (La) Planters Banner, Sd inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17
Foreign importation

LoSpor--Shp Hendrix Huason-35 cases Allen nazen 4
COLO casks 80 chests casks boxes Ernest Feder7 pkgs
Yyse sons-3 cases Appleton co2775 sovsreigns Chas
Lex-l box gold Paultere-ll cases Brewer, Cram x
Dunham3 casks bale Carney. Dodge GOO casks
Schmidt Vogel-4 casks BovnY Wte-l do Edmund
Baldwin-3d do w Koscl5 do Phelps Dodge K Coz
Mawssn Brothers % Bartlett slfod8 casks Jas
Rockwell col plaster of Psr bust addressed8 bales
II w I Neale-9 chests George Meyer son-5 cases
Jones & cs-2 @ F Meyer widow cos casks Cummins
a cases Wnde-96 De Rham & MOsre-2 books
PRoes, MD-2 casks Chandler Howard colo Lawrence
Murray gae-2 cases Rockwell & col w < q Morr
sons-2 II Haight COL Read Taylor 4 col Fellow
Wadswor & COL case 4 Ken-2 Bininxer & col M
Oppenhem col Christian & Guthre-I Lindsay & Blak.
ston-5 pkgs Cohen-l Whecler-8 MIR Herrick
IS pkgs Thos Moreau1 cask tartarc acid l3 bales
Brethaupt Chun-l mdse cases do 10 fraxs do
Schragge Koop co., bales mdse Thomes Hunt col box
gold De Rham Moore-25 copper sheathng Bar
ny Brothers col Dbl mde 10 kegs do cases Aspin
glass Goodhue co32 chests 160 casks Morew God
1883 bars iron 90 handles 1881 hides 1912 buffalo robes
casks SO kegs and SIS chests to order.
GUAyAMA-brg Clara--l3 cks bay water Atwater & Null
ford do bbs sugar do coffee Mr. Coble-lo9 hhds sugar
DeForcst co130 do w Furness40 cks moasses Mey-
er s,ucken-o doz bottles bay csk do old cop
per to captain.
SAsul La GRANDE-Brig Broome229 hhds sugar so do
lases Harmony Nebhews-30 ohds 10 bxs Spaford
Tieston x co.
MATANzAs-Bg Abeonal45 hhds 80 bbls molasses to
Read Hoppock-lI35 doz pine apples Mlsn 4 Parson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17
MARITIME HERALD.
eOxsr OF NEW YOfsk, JUNE IL
Cleared.

Cleared.
shps-Courer, Wolfe, Rio de Janero, A Foster & Son
Leibnitz (Ham) Seeboom, Hamburg Schmidt & Balchen.
Barks-C9smo tBE oute5bridEe BTi.t: Z. john jacques
ASh.m. DsyssuI Gspe HsTdf via y Mashra
Downs, (B Doody, WatnIford; Orbit Higgins Psmsmba
Fol sns i1a W.. DIVE
Thompson roe Norfolk Margareta Everett Norfolk; Gen
Schrs-Thetis, Weodhonse Eleuthera, J Wood; Jose.
PhIne La,oa,e,s Baltimore; John smith Penne rha
Packet ship Hendrix Hudson Moore from London and Ports
mouth, May 10TH with md,e to John Griswold
GnnneiI, Mnspa Co Iss ps..epge1 'e III ON'''' 10
French bark tusen, Orot 81 days from Havre in ballast
the Highlands succeeded getting of on Wednesday
night without damage
in ballast to Boyd HeEen IT'S passenger ~ u' from
pIussan bark Wilheam, shut5. co days from Antwerp,
SaH ~Sis ops e% ~ m 9TH
lat g. Ion H. spoke cr Captain Page and schr Captain
Bps Ab.Saa cisiI from Mstaazs: June sS with .
Read Hoppock June lat 20 20 N, len 81 w, spoke
brig Captain Tom, (of Wen) smalley from Ireland for Hs-
Brig Broome Mcclure Rsbn,on) from s.gu. !. Gr,nds
sehr ogul Pierce days from jacksonville with lumber
schI Manchoser Tue days from Richmond, with -four
sehr Dolphin, solycr Newbern NC with naval stores to
sehr EIi1, Lswton. Collins, Washington NC stores
Schr Ellen seagwick Bsn,ton, Wilmington, NC with
schrs Hamilton Pen6eld days from Al.1a,dra with corn
schr Homer, Nickerssn from Boston. with mdse,
schr Ann. johnson, Baltimore flour
Schr Grecian, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Sailed.
Ship: Cambridge, for Liverpool; Quebec for Londen Born
for Belize Hon; Torcells Tor Sagus la Gands Rsbinson
fer London and Others