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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
Twenty-Five Days Letter from Santa Fe.
Fom the Philadelphia Ledger, Sept 3.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 18th, 1s47

By the arrival of Mr.. Autry, at ST. Louis,
accompanied by Mr.. Barnum, of Baltimore,
information has been received from Santa Fee
to the 23d of July.
Letters directly from Chihuahua, and from
McKenney's company and train of sixty-hve
wagons, have also arrived, dated as late as
the 81 of July.
These letters contain the details of the MUIR
der of many Americans by the MeXicans
The persons and property of the Americans
were generally respected at Chihuahua, but
none except neutrals was permitted to leave
the city, and even they were compelled to pay
a duty of six per cent. on their property for
the privilege of doing so.
No articles of merchandise were allowed to
come into New Mexico by the southern route.
The elections were to take place on the Sc
cond Monday OF August.
Seven of the murIerers of Brown, had been
convicted.
The time of Col. Wilcox's battalion having
expired, it was ordered TO leave Taos. TWEEN
ty OF the citizens, however, had determined to
remain and fortify the place.
An instruction broke out at Taos snort
time previous to the latter advices, but it was
nipped in the bud, and the leader was COM
PEELED to fly precipitately to the mountains of
San Clou.
Gen. Morales was at Santa Fe.
Col Price and his men are represented to
have conducted themselves in a manner high
ly disgraceful TO the name of Americans.
There is said to be no discipline whatever
among the troops, and vice in its worst form
is practised by both men and officers, wholly
unrestraned by Col. Price.
The Colonel is also said to have lowered
himself much in the character of an officer, by
declaring that he would haul down the Amer
lean flag and evacuate the town, if not rein
forced before the 10th of August.
This threat of Col. Price had caused many
OF the traders at SACRIFICES to pack up their
goods and prepare for leaving the country, as
they we'll knew that all the Americans, as
well as the friendly Mexicans, would certain
ly be murdered upon the withdrawal of the
soldiery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

RAIL Roam MgEr1xG.--We have been reques-
ted to state that there will be meeting of num-
Der of the citizens of Brunswick County, at Row
ellis Store, in Brunswick County, on Saturday.
the 25th inst. The object of the meeting will be
to take into consideration he building of the Viii
mngton & Manchester Rail Road. We have
heen informed that the best feeling, on this all
important snhject, pervades the people Of Bruins
wick, and that large gathering CT the people may
be anticipated. We have also been requested TO
invite the people of Wilmington to meet their
friends at the time and place above mentioned.-
The distance from town is only IA miles, and we
have nc doubt but tl.at number of gentlemen
from this place will be in attendance. Another
similar meeting will be held at Westbrooks, BIa-
den County, on Saturday. the I'd of October The
people of Bladen are earnestly invited to attend.
UFSeveral Rail Road speeches may be e1pec-
ted. %
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u az A.MsIl8 I1gRa -
zzR PORT OF WILMINGTON. AK
ARRIVED.

Sept. oth-Bris Rowland, Coombs, Guadaloupe, to e
Dickinson.
Hrig Orchilla, Hardin Martinique, to G. w. Davis.
Schr A. j. DeRosset, Rodck, New York, 10 r. W.
Brown.
schr Pearl, Moore Onslow, to @. w Davis.
Sclr Thorn, Wainwright, New York, to w. O. JET.
freys.
l2-Schr Alaric. Coffin, New York, to R. w. Brown.
Schr G. W. Davis. Murch New York, to @ w. Davis
Schr Monsoon silliman. Philadelphia, to q. w. Davis
Schr Old lack, Mildrum, Philadelphia, to do.
l3-Brlg Merchant, Graves Boston, to r Dickinson.
Schr - Morris VAIN, Beaston, New York, TO T. J.
Lu,terloh.
lt-Bris Welngsly, Davis, Boston, to Barry Bryant
Brig Ocean Queen, Lewis, Boston, TO Barry Bryant
Schr Piedmont, Guiraud New York, To DeR1Sset,
Brown & Co.
Schr leyope Ireland Philadelphia, to G. w. Davis.
Schr Olive. Smith, New York, to E. j. Lutterloh.
Schr Jonas Smith, Horton, New York, TO R. w. brown
Schr Sarah, Churchill New York, TO Potter & kidder.
Schr Napoleon, smith, New York, 10 A. Martin. .
J. 1ufierloh.
Brig David Dufie, Collect, New York, to C. W. Davis.
CLEARED.
Sept lt--Schr r. WiBrown Jones, New York, by n.
w. Brown
schr C. D Ellis s,eelman, Philadelphia by uarriss
Russell.
l3-Brig Six Brothers Benson Kennebunk, Me, by E.
Dickinson.
Brig w. L. Jones' Hobart, New York by Harriss 4.
Russell
l4-schr A. F. Thorn, Sanford, New York, by r w.
Brown.
l5-Barque Edward, Buckly, New York. by Harrss
Russell.
schr A. J. DeRosset, Rodrick, New York, By Il w.
Brown.
schr Col. McHae, wiloughby, Philadelphia, By G. W.
Davis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
BOOTS Nd HOES.

BOOTS AND OES.
UsT received, .
u Mems fine calf stitched Boots,
Peg do.
Nip Brcgans, best quality.
Boys do do
do Cost do
Mems calf do
Large lot Walking leather Shoes,
goo pair Ladies' fine Kid ties and SIjps.
600 " I" Buskins,
so 81 Caters.
Misses leather shoes.
do Morocco do
Variety Of Children Shoes.
The subscriber will DO receiving Boots and
Shoes every week from the hest Northern Man.
ufacturers, also Boots snd Shoes. made TO measure
~ usual and repairing done in the neatest style.
CHARLES GRAY. =,
At Punderfosd old Stand.
Sept II, ls47 l-tt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
WILMINGTON MARKET-sept. IL

NAVAL sTOREs-Ths Turpentne market opened
on Monday at 81 80 for go lbs Sales since that time
have been made low 40 % e2A Subsequently q ssa
81 IS has been obtained-present price may be fairly
stated 60 s0-about 5000 b5lr. have srrved since the
commencement Of the week. Tar little arriving prizes
81 SIS cts. ,
Operations In country prsduce has been moderate DO.
ring the week We refer TO our tabs fsr asemsnt
81 rrices
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
fresh IInportations.

M BAGS Rio COFFEE.
S@ IS L4gura do.
c. Java do.
hhds prime Cuba Sugar.
9 i" St Croix Sugar,
900 lbs WooIscy's Loaf do
10 boxes No. Soap.
IL do Hulls patent Candles,
do Sperm do
IL do No. Starch.
- 10 do assorted Tobacco,
80 hlls fresh Flour.
10 half bbls fresh Flour.
bbs Snuff. so kegs Nails.
so bags assorted Shot, 10 kegs Powder.
$500 puir Mems kip and thick Brogans and
Boots,
800 pair Women Shoes.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery, &c. &c, and
dozen more of iho.e " bad looking" r. IOAs,
all Of which are offered for sale low, by
MCCLELLAN & McRAE.
Store formerly occupied by HALL & ARMSTRONG,
Sept II. 1917 On North Water street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

UThe communication from Chapel Hill re-
porting the proceedings Of meeting had on the
occasion of the death of our esteemed townsman,
HINTON JAMES, Esq, has been received. 1t shall
aDoear next week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

1NHE subscriber will continue the business at
- the old stand, and will always keep on hand
a large stock of Ship Chandl-ry, Groceries, Fro
visions, &C.. &c. which will be sold at low prices
and on the most accommodating terms. supply
of NEW GOODS expected in few days:
Sept II, t341.-Ll III WIN. NEFF.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
COMMERCIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.

WVHE third Instalmeus of Twenty-Five dOllafs
Il per share on subscriptions in the capital
stock of this Bank. is required to be paid in, Oh or
before THURSDAY. the 4th day of November next.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
r. SAVAGE, IT., Cashier.
Sept 10. ls47.-[v3-52-st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

UJTHtRsroS, democrat, has be;n elected to
Congress from the Western District of Rhode Is
land, by SO majority, over all others. A Demo-
cratic triumph which we should have recorded last
week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
~GH~HG2Hs

gRHE Co-partnership of NEFF & WARNER was dis
X solved by mutual consent on the LIST inst All per
sons indebted the firm will please call the store Of
VIM. Nef and settle their accounts.
WILLIAM NEFP
A. A. WARNER
September IL, 1s47-li-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

FtHE.-The Rice Mill, warehouse. and work
shop. together with large quantity of Rice. be-
longing to Mr.. VIM. D. Smith, on Barnum's
Greek, about miles from town, was completely
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

OfNow is the time 10 subscribe for the jour
NAL. 1t contains later news from all gu ,rters of
the Union than any other weekly paper in the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

Our advertising friends must bear with as to-day.
We have been compelled to leave out several OF
their advertisements 10 make room for the news.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
THE ARMISTICE.

The undersigned appointed respectively, the
three first by Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, comman-
der-in-chef of the armies of the United States and
the two last by his ExceIlency D. Antonio Lopez
de Santa Anna, President of the Mexican Repub-
lie and commander in-chief of its armies. met with
full powers, which were duly verified in the vii
lage OF iacubaya on the 22d day of August, lS47,
70 enter into All armIstce for the purpose of giving
the Mexican Government an opportunity of recei-
wing propositions for peace from the commissioner
appointed by the President of the United States
and now with the American army, when the fol-
lowing articles were agreed upon:
ART. l. hostilties shall Instantly and absolute
y cease between the armies of the United
States Of America and the United Mexican States
within thirty leagues of the capital of the latter
States, to allow time TO the commissioner appon-
ted by the United States and the commissioner
appointed by the Mexican Republic TO negotiate.
2. This armistice shall continue as long as the
commissioners of the two Governments may lie
engaged on negotiations or until the commander
OF either o! the said armies shall give formal notice
70 the other of the cessatons of the armistce and
LOT lolty-elght hours after said notice.
DE- IN the mean time neither army shall within
'nlry leagues oil the city of Mexico commence any
new Ioruhcaton, or military work of offence or
oeI"nce, or do any thing TO enlarge or STRENGTHEN
any existing work forti6cation of that cborocter
within the said limits.
T. Neither army shall be reinforced within tho
sane Any reinforcements in troops or munitions
o. war other than subsistence now approaching
sIther army, shall be stopped within twenty eigb,
leagues from the city of Mexico.
0, NeIther army. nor any detachment from it
a" advance beyond the line it at present occu.
s Mil
" N'itaer army, Aor any detachment or ind
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

MOLASSES! MOL.ASSES!!
Rm HHDS. prime retailing Molasses' now
0V landing from brig Orchilla. and tor sale
[Sept. Io.I by G. W. DAVIS.
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Sept II, ls47
Paint will make Old Houses look New.
W. s j. BL.4.FET

flAN execute all kinds Of Houst and Ship
~ Painting. Gliding and Glazing. Wall Paint
ing, and limitations Of Wood and Marble, in a SUE
perior style to any one in the town of Wilmiss'
ton. Their shop is on Front street, opposite the
Chronicle Printing Office.
ALSO TO RENT-fhe store at present oceu'
pied by John J. Conoley.
Sent II. l547-Tl.3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

The President has agreed to occept of another
Infantry company from N. c. to be commanded
by John Cameron, Of Orange county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

OtMuch valuable matter, already in type for
this weeks JOURNAL, has been crowded out, 10
make room for the highly interesting and impor-
tant news from Gen. SCOTS Army.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
ORDER No Or
EfEAp QuARrERa ARxy NJ occUrArroN,

HEAD QUARTERS Army OF OCCUPATION, !
Camp near Monterey, Aug. is, ls47.
1. Five companies of the 10th Infantry.
under the colonel will proceed to Matamoros
and relieve the Ohio regiment of volunteers
now in garrison there, The Ohio regiment
will then proceed to Brazos Island and Be held
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
Carriages Repaired and Painted.

fl>HE undersigned woald iaform the public
IL that he has located bis shop for Repairing
and Painting every description of Riding Vehi-
clss near the corner of Dock aud Second streets.
He respectfully solicis share Of tine public pat
ronage !; aud he will always endesvor to give sat.
lsfaction to all who may favor him with their crs-
tom.
His charges will be moderate, and The cash will
be acceptable, when the wsrk is delivered.
VIZ. WELLS.
sept II, ls47 Ism
nH OUCH AND READY HATS
HI MYERS & BARNUM'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
SANTA Annals MANIFESTO.

At some inconvenience to ourselves we lay be-
fore readers a translation of Sanla Anna's
Manifesto to the nation, giving his version of the
feet to deny and scarcely extenuates. 1t is in
teresting document, and will amply reward peru
sal
Manifesto ofthe Provisional President and Com
naander-in-Chie OF the Army.
In moments so critical and solemn, it becomes
the duty of him who presides over the destiny of
the Republic to give publicity to the recent events
and comply with pleasure, as candor has at all
times been the character of nay administration
Tie incidents of the 10Th and Goth are too noto-
rIous, having been disastrous but | am bound to
present review of them, lest they should be N s.
represented as much 10y the spirit of detraction and
malevolence as by the errors which NAV result
from false analysis of such grave and transcen-
dent affairs.
The nation has witnessed the great and extra
ordinary efforts with which, in the space of three
months. prepared for the defence of the capital.
which was on the point of being surrendered to
the enemy without resistance. | have formed,
armed. and equipped army of more than 90
| 900 men; have provided vast material for this
army have fortified various lines in order to re-
move from Mexico the ravages of the war | have
created resources in spite of the isolated position
to which the Government was reduced; and
have spared no toll and no labor 10 order to make
my couatry appear with dignity and 6rmness in
the contest to which it was so unjustly provoked.
In war, an incident thing that appears trl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
FROM THE RIO GRlNDE.,

From the n, o. Picaynne Extra, 9th of September
LATER FROM ARMY OF GEN. TAYLOR
The steamship Telegraph. Capt. Wilson, ar
rived here Sunday forenoon from Brazos San
tiago, whence she sailed on the 1st inst.
The intelligence by this arrival is interest
ing and important We have at last the exc
cution of the design of the Government to
withdraw from the column of General Taylor
all the troops which can be spared by the Gen.
eral with due consideration for the safety of
the line of the Rio Grande, and thence to Bue
ma Vista. The General was also directed to
detach two Brigadier Generals. By the fol-
lowing general orders it will be seen how ne
has directed the views of the Government to
be carried ont
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

A HOUSE and Lot on Chestnut Street, at
n present occupied by Samuel Berry, Esq.
Possess ion given the st Of October.
Apply to H. r. NIXON.
Sept II, l847-[l.f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

Bank Rates Of Exchange, Wilmington.
Rank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent
Boston, !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17
Total number of troops,

OtaI number OF troops, 55bS
A few weeks since it was supposed that
Capt. Baylor and his command had been cut
off. The Flag gives the following letter from
its correspondent, which assures US OF Captain
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-17

Nackintosh's but if he can do anything to-
wards bringing about peace TINS m .Ios u; "o
difference. They say that in the city they y IN
dulge the hope that the commissioners WI! H. :;
gree upon the Neuces as boundary. MS
Is CARRYING the stakes and stones niue 100
far "Give them an inch and they'h lake an
eIP' is applied 10 many people in the world
vive a Mexican an inch and he'll take at least
seven miles and halt,
I must close this letter in haste, as mes
,snger has lust come in to say that the ex
nr..s man IS about to start. You shall bt
kept informed Of everything,
Yours, &C., G. w. K.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-02
Foreign llnIlOrtatlOuiS.

LIvERrooL-Ship Rsinbow-27O bars iron Waite
Thomas col Lasrsuge.sD Haddea & son-1 Con.
nah-l7 Bea Bush x 90 Mitchell & co-2s W White,
Gillian eo-5a B Masse-7 TooLer Mead & COS Came.
ron srsnd172J G,hoa eo-sI But Brohers-1o
Benjamia cog Z II Thorr-l Prr.ss & Brooks.l A
X Eao.2 Bowen MeChans-sl p.tcn s stswar-4 ! Hunt
tsrbury cos Bnckinghaml Singleton, Kildare
,aE Heyer.2 Cartss-i3l Riggs, Jsakns col Rob
Smith, Russell < MASH Keeley-II Cromwell Hi.ht
&co-36 q aydou rmick-0 Murray Kss,l~r X -
2Walk.r Brothers-2 MChain-3 Hunt & Brohe.s,oo
pisMsJ NswUoa-s jasob- GI CsTse. II sskelI"ss
Sofin. Bradley eo,ll3 cases REFS. Bro.hes 600
Sa GILLIAN co. shi0aona,sI RtE' Fellow; Wsd l.
ykss 81 bag. 90 snvis sss bars 5dis iro" to order
GB Horewood-s bales Frazer Grrnnhll CameronsS cts
W stoeebiidgs-7 N z Alcock-7 H.dden. Jraa Cook
50 WSSs ss.hp hhs sod, ash h sks Pcplmey
skiet-6 Page Richardson & Watson-iO ssslerc
81 CoEgl-2 Pa'on sewa GIG bars iron Patton Stuart
Cohou-l097 bar do Eggeston BateI32 BIDS Cameron &
Brand-3e iron H,rnden2 bdls Bennett-2 Seymour
so bgs mails Eimar brothers 80, bars Wetmore
3cks ogg2 bors specie dol533 iron 100 crates
GLA.cow- Br Bark Hyndeford-se ton. iron Woodruff &
Mnlum-4Oo cks II hxs Lee-7 bxs Cumming Dodge CO.
do 3s bales Sands Fuller co.. cases Henery coz r.
Carter-l Brest Mount-2O ba.es Cameron & Brand-2i
b,ss Smith Thugar co
Groschem Chapman82 bids molasses do sugar Cham.
beain COLO boxes Burch-40 bxs sugar sega to
order
MASzASELLo, (Cuba)-Brig Angola-2si Is molases 300
bbs honey 6s bales 38 segars bales
small pks III sticks granada 933 do fstck 7O6 bun
NnuvIyAsschr Ro-32l hhds and tres molasses hid SUI
gar Holt Owen.
NEuvrrAs-Brg Ang ,ra-s7s hhds 10 moasses Holt
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arriyed-Bngs Louisa Walsh Leland Matanzas Horatio
Providence; Jane Pratt stoddsd Albany Edwin G. Olive
Bamo,e; Edw Frnk, Cherbuck aud Zone, Kelly Boston
Ann Ssppe Clark Nantucket; Increase, Erickson Prov
dence; Alexander Bill New Haven't Jane Eliza Morton Pro.
vidence; G,psey, Hughes ewpo Emily Horton Candy
and DAVIS, baymore, New York; Silvia Higbee
Do S BANQUET vaughan aud Republican SHARP Albany; hos
Achssh D. Hewitt Providence soop Stafford Tut Havrc De
York. ' '
Bsow-Bark Julia, from Belfs brig Ann, Londonderry
Cleared, BRITISH ship Superior Mason Londonderry: brig
W SIaon murch sas9 Maine; sehs Joseph Lyhan Teal
90; Jane Lila Morton, dol RiaIto Parke do Banquet
CoSrei". hlsany Rspcb Sharp Troy, Y; Oscros
Wsseos a si Haven; 0ip,sy, PIovidsnce syracuse
d. Thos p' ber,yman, York; Emily G. Horton Macy
Oregon, Dodd, New York e D"'"'y' strong, oe'
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S%s% Hss H Tyisi E sssn
John Hs i 1,fs stsy D"He.n D"o"
s Fy ". Rs: F SsSs. sg
K,jla. 6ssSy QasSss
Martha Washington Holmes BS.oas CABOT S Sieies
md % pao Hf Cur TT. with
w s Of o Sou c %d dS
~s sp Hss. Sss~s May s y
b Hsw % and s
B. .ss fB9 a sy, il a the
lan . M:Sa . Chen
spoke sSssf Sa Rnx aS.
for .pols days s s s
ms ssp A synd R SHAY sm .spoS May with
lon &c IS spoke ship London Of Boston Liverpool for
ship juno Moran from Liverpool via Grsenock, May g.
Bs ship Jane Dowel ~ days from Liverpool in ballast
t. NC Me Murray. 2l8 passengers
s S %,s. NN& 41 s;,1 wa
s.s N
.'ss: sSsssa S .st.a sS c'ps'
md S bark Wsa ndsGTd MsApn 9 day. from Glasgow with
q 6 lon 32 30 spoke BIZ bark Gov Douglass of Corr from
baehayen Tor 81 john NIB; captain died the 18TH num-
pepoi the passengers sick; board mate ~
pr PARK Helena Hicks 50 days from Lyerpool with s,
and slate To Dennistoun Wood 1876 TO Harnden
!; brig Asi sy: s% e..
Br,s vSnd.ieT Pendleon 10 days fom Havana with sugar
Brig Aog.ra Moore from Neuvita May 18th, with mo.,
Brig susan - from Sligo, April Goth, to H,rpou, Broth
E % Nort lS% ay u 10 i, ,pUis e 'ehI
A,snes OF Wscas.e from Charleston Havre Expert
encsa heavy westerly gales for he first days and subse
swedish brig Albion; Lejedshl, 40 days from Anwr i,
ballast, TO boorman johnson It8 passengers III
Br brig Employ. Sellers, 81 days from Sligo in ba,,,, ~
Brig Angola Bell from Manuanillo Cubs. May 18th. with
schr Mo. Ober. from Neuyi,as NAV 18th with no,....
and sugar. 10 Holt Owen. May a. lat as Ion "a IS ,not
schr Erie, Smalley, from Belfast Me for Wilmington
Schr Susan, Gardner from New Loncon bound 70 Cnae,
ton. " ~ 'N'
Lighter schr Helen Smith. Smith, from the wreck Of shin
Ashland. ~ " sup
schr Jane, Nicksrson, Portland, shocks.
Schr Alabama. Smaliey, Salem mdse
Schr Maria Theresa, SmalIey, Providence.
Schr Cornelis, Rocket Bridgeport,
Schr Rrsinerd Kelsey, Philadelphia, coal.
2barks; 2brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
steamship Washington, for Cowes; ships Louis Philippe
or favre AngeGue for Amsterdam; bark Gardiner
Deize brgs Eliza, for st Crox; Excel, for Savannah.
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Passenger Arrived.

Nc CnATskEsIos-seam:hip soushemer-Miss w Dodge.
Mis- NJ L Bsyes, Ms. Prshard, Mss T@pm.n Mss
Howard MIR; Tubman, Mr.; Cheves and family, Mr..
wss; Wis Jennings Mrs kchardaon and family Mrs Cole
Mckinney, Hon Webster aud lady Miss sestoa and
L..d and tS%i!E TP H%Tss lady, HoTqss
D0Ian SS.1ah Nanny Rsand s5d%ta
HaSsrTSTd p5 Rchsrd Harysy Richard Beansau
Pulseier, Burne, w Dean WIN Bones seabrook. W
iripP' = Mannigaglt WILKINS, II Bronson Brad,
Seymour, Miss Seymour, Master Seymour Stewart, Jas
Dodge Mathews w Thompson, + B Crane, T. Cow
er-33 IN steerage.
LIvERrooL-Shp Rainbow-Mr Zuilch.nbeard.
LvERrooL,Shp Abby Pratt Asst l. Joynt, 7 Work,
man, Porter, M Norris w Norris Morris, M Bibby, A
Wilson.
SLreo-Brig susan-H ORorks, Susan O'Rorke-4 in the
steerage.
= NEUvIIAs-;prE Angor-Capt Moxcy, II H Marshall NJ
Brown, w Hassen.
HAvANA-Brig Vandalier-J NJ Arozarena.
Catharne Hall, do.
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