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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
NOV'IGE.

A LII those indebted to us, by note or other
IA wise, are requested to make payment by
first of September next. as we shall positively
require it Of them by that time.
n4S MURPHY e. BURKE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
al4nSl

' DOCTOR J. O'sULJ.IvAN,
NFFICE over Farley g. Gus Hardware
q storc-wherc he will be found at all hours
night and day, unless professionally engag
Cd lSAI-n25
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

column of 800 men, with four pieces Of arr
tillery entered the city as far rs the palace,
and blew open the doors with their cannon;
that the leader eff this force was killed by a
person in the crowd and TINT the rabble inn
mediately fell upon and slaughtered the en-
tire number. We doubt the truth Of this
story, observes La Patria, but give it for
what it is worth. It's probably an exag-
geration of the account given BY our cores
pondent elsewhere.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

first ratio article Of Cider
na7 b. j. o'HALLoRAN. Z
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

EMERSON, SHIELDS tt co,
yy7HOLESALE, RETAIL, AND COM
w mission Merchants--No. A, corner Of
Main and 4th streets, Dubuque, Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
From the leader in the Boston Ev. Transcript
Of Sept. 11th, 1947.

From the leader in the Boston Ev Transcript
of Sept. 11th, 1947.
GA MODEST PRoJEcT.-Rdil Road to the
Pacifc.-Wc are little surprised that Mr..
Whitney, plan should have met with seri-
Gus countenance and favor from any quar-
ter" "Mr. Whitney modestly
asks Congress to appropriate sixty miles
wide Of the public lands, from Lake Michi-s
gan to the Pacific, for the purposes OF the
Rail Road; and, as he builds the Road, he
takes the land to reimburse himself
.Supposing this scheme to have been put
forth by man really able by his immense
wealth. to carry it out--by John Jacob As
tor, for examnlewhat an cutlery against
the proposed monopoly would have been
raised; and we should have had popular
meetings without number, to protest against
the Threatened measure" Mr..
Pratt will have to writes goodly number ofN
letters before he can induce the people ofthe
United States to listen to SO andacious
project. cit is not to the road that
we object; but to the proposed mode Of its
establishment" $3.50
= ssTile plan Of Nj. rIumbe fora Pa
5cifc Rail Road is far less exceptionable. -
He proposes. that 20 grant Of land should Pc
conveyed no faster than the Road progress
es-that there should be twenty millions Of
shares, and twenty five cents per share paid1. s
in, which would give Eve millions Of dollat6
to commence the Road with--and TINT eyessy
applicant for single share sho1)d be 61p-
amy; shat all may equally partie ipIts III tn
control. honor, and profit Of III GRAND ANA
rican popular enterprise e
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

q USE received per the $ b Confidence: Wyn-
81 koop's Tonic mixture, Smiths Tonic Syr.
W; Bristo.'s SarsapariIa; Upbam's pilo electu-
ary; nc Allister's Ointment; Thomson's syrup
Of Tar and Wood NaptEa; Keclcr's Infant cor
dial; for sale at Mason's old established Drug
st orc, main street, Dubuque.
TIMOTHY MASON. Agent.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
2nksGGl

SCHOOL.
FNyHE undersigned would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens Of Dubuque and vi
cinity, that he has rc-opened his school in the
baseme nt Of the M. E. Church.
Tuition Per Quarter,
For Reading, writing, spelling, Parley's
Geography, and Mental Arithmetic, 300
Higher Branches, ~ 4.OGO
No deduction for absence, except in cases OF
sickness. H. P. LEACH.
Dubuque. Dec. 9, n12.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
Capt. Besaucon's Company.


Ifthere be any go credulous as to still en-.
terrain apprehensions for the safety of Capt.
Besancon's company, the following extract
of a letter from Lieut.. Stanford w. Waters,
of that company, will dispel their fears:
JALApA. Sept. 18th, 1647.
You will, no doubt, have felt great deal
of solicitude at my silence. but the simple
truth is, have had no opportunity to for
ward letters since left home. Two occa-
sions presented themselves while at Vera
Cruz, and each time ] was out on scouting
service; and since we reach this city all
communication has been cut off. A few
moments since heard Of this opportunity,
and embIace it TO let you know am yet in
the land of the living. The express goes at
o'clock, and it is now sometime after -
wrote you on my knee, surrounded by
brother ot1icers--al chatting. We were a
bout 700 men in the train to this place. but
never more than $50 or 400 in action; four
teen days en- route, continually harussed by
an unseen foe, covered by impregnable chap
paral; four distinct engagements, one Of
which kept US under arms eight and half
hours, of which five were hot fighting.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
TgvHE undersigned, having associated them
Il selves together for the practice of Dentnl
Surgery, would respectfully solicit the pa from
arc Of oil those wishing work done in the line
Of their profession, in manner that cannot
fail to please.
ROOMS, neatly furnished, for the reception
of Ladies and Gentlemon;- IA Main street,
over Goodrich s. Brothers store.
NJ B. Ladies will be waited uponat their re.
sidcncc if desired. Charges will be moderate.
ID. B. LEE.
al4nSI u. b. CAltPEN EEK.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

C.. G. ROCKWELL,
"A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IA Law, and Solicitor in Chancery-Lexing-
ton, Jones county, Iowa. '47n47
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

HEMPSTEAD Il CIIENOWETD,
ATTORNEYS 81 COUNSELORS AT LAW.
II W AVE formeda partnership for practice in
d the counties of ia elk son and Jones.
July Sth, 1916. mo 49, If.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
SADDLE, ii A NESS A N d TRUNK
MANDATORY.

"RE subscribers would
Il respectfully inform the
citizens of Dubuque and
surrounding country, that
they are manufa curing,
and will endcavor to keep
on hand an assortment of
SADDLES, HARNESS.
COLLARS, Bird L rs,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

.r .,. DOCTOR G.. KOEPFLE,
NYRES tenders his pro fcsslon
a services TO the citizens Of Dubuque, and vi.
eisity. He may be found at all times, when
not professionally engaged, at his office, on the
corner Of Fourth and Locust streets.
Dubuque. Nov 4th. 1916. S.tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
DENTAL. SURGERY.


DR. 7. E. BRANCH, (Galcna, III would
4 Dannonnce to dis friends and patrons in Du.
huaue, that he hos removed his Office to the
f. ont rooms in the new building corner Of Main
and Hill streets, over the St, Louis store, and
cross corner from the American House.
Those who visit Ga lena. for neutrality-suspicious.,
are respectfully invited to give him call
Examination made and advice given cheerful
" and gratuitously. apl4n50
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

PETER WALES, Il. C. NAPLES
p. & II. C. NAPLES,
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
NJ Nm STREET, DUBUQUE.
Jan. 1st, 1915. l7-7y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

!. =. Duriva & bas been sppoi6tsd Aid
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
VOLUME VIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

.s.es THOMAS S. WILSON,
A. TTORNEY Al LAW. Office front room
"A over Terry's sa loon, Dubuque, Iowa. 7-6
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

v. GLENAT,
WT7 HOLESALlE and retail dealer in Dry
w Goods, groceries, &C., Main street, Du.
buque. & ~~~~ lS45-oct22
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-11
For The Cecil Wig
SOIIMET-To the Edit0r.

How sinks the world TO rest at this calm hour
The solemn hour Of night Passion is still
Envv and hate have half forgot their power,
And tho broad leaves hang Iistless on the hill,
In at my window steals the wind ofnmht
Bringing sweet tidngs Of fond friends; the
dear,
The loved, the young, the absent and the near,
Kind voices, welcome looks and fances bright.
And memory turns to thee. SEQ the sitting
Beside the table, by the quivering taper;
The silent beams are DER Thy forehead fitting
Like wizard thoughts, and books and pens
and paper
Look mp to the from many a fearful pile,
And vendng Ger the pagel deem sec tho
smile.
Ncr0k II.
There reader, there is what we deem a
pretty sonnet. See tie worIman-like way.
TOO in which it is builtup, and the subject of
course we wont quarrel about that Unluck-
lily friend I'll, although our lingerngs by
the 'quivering taper are regular aud long
continued, we oflate have rarely been bent
over the legitimate "piIc7 but when we did
recUr 10 it, there was no MS. in all The colIec-
ton. We met with warmer recognition than
that of'Ii." [Ed
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For Tie Cccii Hhg.
Reply to "Calniilus,"
Mn. EDIToE:--

Tho following remarks
in rppIv>to an articIcwhich aDncored in
. late number Of vour porer. over the
SIGNATURE Of .CnmiQ,s." entitled. .Re-
marks ON Education-To. p, trans
nit vow, which. if YOU think worthy a
place in YOUR columns. YOU are at liberty
10 insert.
take execution to the article in queg-
ton not because there is any originality in
thcyiews put forth: nor on account of any
strikinr pocularitv in the sentiments adj
yaugcd. The article contains nothing
ORIGINAL: but is merely the repetition Of
,hc views and sentiments that others have
presented to our consideration. who, not
Wjt,toudne, style themselves Americans
jhcgrticlr should appear Objectionable
in the Judgment OF every true American:
hacarsn it mani,csts spirit Of admiration
for thp inHituti1na Of FOREIGN countries.
while il dgpretatos and condemns those
of oar country. Because it encourages
and recommends the disposition to ANAL
g2ma,r, in Cur system Of education, &
knowledge ofmi,itary taclics--a knoWI-
edge OF the science Of War, with an cdu-
cation which should have purely for it,
O jcrt the elevation humankind TO a high
or and more improved state of civilian
ton, and thoir advancement in those arts
a.a sciences which can flourish only in
time OF peace. Because it socks to incul-
este sentiments inimical to our free in
stations, and to convey erroneous i'm
prcaaions in relation to what should be
The >rstc.aof education and principles OF
government adopted BY Republican Amer
lea, And this, from the pen ofan Amer
can.
The author Of the above mentioned
Remarks on Education commences by
admring and cNtoIiin- the institutions of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-11
RorlandsviRc Sept. Isl 1917.

Old Parr at the age OF 1872 years, leaving
the following excellent advice 10 pos'erity;
"Keep your head cool by perancc-your
feet warm by exercise, and ii you are incli-
ned TO grow fat keep your eyes open and
your mouth shut
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TIN w ARE,
S Z o Y L S.
GROCERIES,

FHEHE subscriber spcctfuIly informs the Pub
Il, lie that he has sold his shop in the upper
part of the town, and has confined his business
entirely to his store and shop IN the large Brick
Store House at the corner of Bridge and Main
Streets, near the Episcopal Church, where lie IS
how manufacturing, extensively, all kinds Of
Tin Ware, wEch he will sell Wholesale and
Retail as cheap as it can be had in the cities.
lie has also on hand quantity of Coal and
Wood Stoves otmprovcd patterns, which he Of
icrs at reduced prices. In addition to his re-
sent stock he will soon receive new supply o
tho very best kinds.
He also keeps good assortment of Groceries
Hardware, Flour &c, all otwhch respectfully
offers to the Public
Thankful for past patronage he remains the
Public's Servant,
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
EIkton, Aug. 80 '46--tf
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lie in their principles Of govermentsand
in almost all other respects. The admit
rable system of checks and balances, de-
signed TO restrain the ambition Of public
iunctonaries and coniine them to prop
er exercise of their functions--to control
the Public Will when excited, which the
constitution otour government presents,
was never in the possession Of those an
Client Republics. With them the Popu-.
lar Will, unchecked, unguarded, uncon-
trolled, at the mercy OF every casualim~
pulse and every species Of excitement
this, with them was IaW-thiS their gov
crumcnt.
Cur government IS peculiar to itself
alone. Our system OF education, our free
Institutions are peculiar: differing from
most others OF the civilized world; and
especially should they differ from those
| ofthe Monarchies Of Europe.
Prussia's practice Of requiring her
young men to serve three years in the
army on completing their education, the
author Of the remarks to which | alludc
considers a very commondl5le military
system: worthy to be initiated by RcPub-
lican America-far better than our own
military system which the writer atiirms
has dcrencratcd intoa mere military farce.
This is truly assuming strange position
for a citizen of the United States. The
three years system of Prussia preferable
and therefore worthy to be adopted by
our government This is Transporting us
back TO the DAVIS of ancient Republics
| 1t is revivinc their fatally mistaken no.
tons ofthe public utility, to free GOV
crnmont, OF Stanlinr armies. It is di-
rcctly introducing into this country the
very rock on which they wrecked their
/ ship Of State, 70 make every man a SOL
dicr in the United States between the
ages offs and o. would it not cndangcr
/ the peace and safety ofthe country to es-
tablish such an army Nay, it would en-
danger the very existence of those free
. institutions-that liberty that is now the
pride Of America.
/ What a powerful influence over our
political affairs might not such an army
exert. Besides, what is the existing ne
. coSstty for such system or such anarmy.
. Of what practical utility would the force
established BY such a system be 10 the
country! From what does the gentle
man infer that The country now does, Or
ever Will stand in need Of such porma-
ncn,,Iy established force lie cannot Ger
fanny mIer IT from any man'lesta''on8
prJu4diclaI to the interests o.! the country
exhibited since the present contest COM
m"nced with MeNico' mere mas or'n
no want OF a9I'I'y TO d5'en" lh1 country
e'ihc'd that mas Pro'ed a standing ioFc'
necessary II ihere mas been any one
Ihln& completely proven OF o'moHS 81
:'4 curing 'ia's Ni'N'sa4 contest 81. II IS tl'aI
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Hn laid Muslins for | , l-2 cts. Just from Phil
d adclphia, beautiful lot of Plaid Muslins for
- - cts per yard, and for sale by
July 10 ~ J. $, hcnnard.
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THE CECIL WIG.
HsPubisnod every Saturday,
In The log Cabin,
ESG gr. a. EsgetsS sTE"ES

NFE5Ess-- WO UOTIHTS NtIT, III NUVUIITV--
Two dollars and Fifty centsat thee end ofthe year
ADvERTIsEMENTs inserted for ) per square
three insertions--3j cts square each subsequent
insertion. BY the month year atvery reason
able rates.
YuLvnY b. PALMER, Esq. is our only agcntin
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agency" in either cfthosc cities VIII
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12

NIcE -CFrANcELLORs CoURr Before Vice ChAncel-
Tor Sandford.-D s.-MaT9ara Galiipies 70.
Jean GalPies-Decree OF divorce the ground of In
fidelity. with costs.
Maria Lent VS. ABRAHAM Lent Jr-Order for precept
TO commit defendant Tor nonpsyment Of aEmoby with
$ costs defendant not 10 proceed in the I'll pay
menL
Hsarena Heinz vs. Solomon Heiue-The Ike order.
with costs directed to be paid 9th March TO
either party present application
Catherine McBurHey We. J. " McBlruey-Order that
defendant pay temporary aimony for complainant and
her child 81 - per week from sih Dec. l.46 half the
be PAID in 10 days snd the balance ~ days
and in future 10 be paid monthly
F. 4 Palzsr EiD. Kelly and O1iers-Motion to dis
charge Kelly from bis commitment 18th FEB for NO
latiny Injunction which obtained by Judgment
creditor restraining him from selling his property Kel.
y after the Injunction sold $3.50 worth Of property on
which complainant had lien % whole amount and
used or spent tbs proceeds He then put complainant
70 over 500 expense IN proving the violation and the
Court held il proved and committed him he should
pay the above sum on reviewing the evidence the
Court Is satisfied De wuly and recklessly guilty,
and 10 not satisfied but that he repair the
whsle or in part Motion denied, with $40 costs.
OsdSn Hagsaty aud Others vs. Hiram Brdsall-On q
creditors bill TO earnings OF storage At and Water
st. Defendant held liable for the storage OF goods taken
on. Of store before the injunction Though only parts Of
lots). II same not paid defendant 10 be committed till
be pays the and the future costs thereon II paid
costs 10 either party.
storsgeis earned bat payable when parts Of lots
are oeuSereo IL Is not payable until the whole lot IS
delivered, or I'LL sitter the expiration Of yesrl
There were some ether decisions creditors bills
and motions
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT CoURr- Before Judge Mel
son-Ihe Grand Jury (which consists We believe Of
y tAsmen snd u regular jurors and which has been
IN session. with slight inteTmissi0ns for over month
returned into Court with true bills against Samuel
Hume, Thomas Allen and James Howarth for assaults
with dangerous weapons. They were srrais red and
plead Dot guilty
Charles Thomas mate OF the bark Gazelle was tried
on charge Of enceavoring 20 revolt The mate
was engaged forward directing the lacking Of ship
when the Captain also went forward and told the mate
70 make the fore tack fast instead OF hauling more
and not to break any more tscks. The mate made il
fast and sterward went up % the Captain the latter
tesiihes told him 20 at where he belonged the sane
time pushed him 10 make him 20 Aft &cslso that the
mste next dag resigned bis berth AZ officer and
fused any longer - do duty such Ire testimony
Vas somewhat conflicting The jury found the defend
ant guilty tso OF the counts OF the Indictment and
be was sentenced to pay fine Of SIS and stand commit
ted till paid.
Bszj. G. Wider vs. MicAael McC0rraiok-This i an
other scnon tor violation Of The pssnt for the Aausc
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poor-Thi. ex.

CHApNAS's AMERICAS DRAWING BooK--This ex
eeent anua for the amateur and basis Of study for me
proo,sons artist published in psfts. BY kedneld OAn
ton Hal s especially sdspted TO the use Of pubic anu
private schools and home instruction ana ousn'' re
ceve on is own merits which Of high order tne I'D
ers encou-sgemen, and patronage Of the American pup
lie No l. last ssued from the press contains primary IN
s,c,iops In Drawing and the rudiments OF the ar-and
who appreciate the usefulness and importance o.
pR.wINs a. part Of popular education We strongly
recommend Mr. Chapmans book, "a containing very ell
6cieut means for its requirement The number before
us sn esgsnt specimen Of typographical sEbl ano q.
any one who can learn 10 write can learn 70 draw
we tru.t thst will give the system oeiofe Us
f9l snd fair Trial
r. THE BASKERs MA6AzISE and state IL
nsncsl Register for Asy has been issued IN n.'ie
by SMITH HonASs ls4 Bsltimore-st This number
interesting containing articles on the money haihe'
tAe Bank OF France History Of Cotton me BANK Oh
England. How much does the Government cost IN the
Uoi,ed States aud 10 Great Bhtsin Bank Holidays az
excellent History Of the British Cabinet and numerous
other pieces Of lesslength or interest
~ We have received from the publisher c.
golr IT, the following new issues: The Xyon Waltz =
The Pennsylvania odd Fellows Grand March. dedi-
Gated to Joseph r. Chandler Esq :" and Dear Father
Drink no More" ce5csedt 70 Hon. George Hall Of brook
lyn"
~ THE CADET DE- CoLosRIEREs' Iaie OF
Converts Of Paris translated from the French OF
Madame CHARLES RKYBAuD !" is sold for 25 cents BY
w II Graham.
u SERMONS preached on Public Occasions
BY HxNEY MELvILL R. d. Principal of the East India
College and Chsplsin to the Tower Of London" IL g
volume Just issued by Stanford Swords l5s Broad
way.
WORKS Os CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. -Livingston
Argument, Gould's Report Burlegh's Thoughts and
the other publications Of the AndCspitsl Punishment
Society may be had at 6rahsms Periodical Depot Irio
une Buildings and at l40 Fultona
~ TBE CYcLOPEDIA " ESGLnH LITERATURE,
No 9 ia for sale by Long Brother 80 Annst Also By
Burgess. stringer & Co. ~ Broadway.
NEW Mcsic,-" MoSTEREY'" new National
Song, the Words BY J. w. WATSON Music By AUSTIN
PHILLIPS has just been published BY Firth, Hall Pond
Toe T,le-Psg is embelsbed with fine engraving Of
the storming OF Monterey.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sYCoNp BOARD

The business Of the Canal is somewhat embar-
raised by low at Herkimer. and sand bar near
Utica The tolls received in the hrst week reseh about
100000.
The fret boat from Albany passed Rochester at NJ
Saturday.
The Elmra Gazette states the Chemuns Canal to De IN
excellent navissble order During the Fret three Day
$1,000 had been taken at Fsirport lor tolls.
At l. ons the amount taken during the same period
was - lis 49, being an excess the corresponding
period Of last year Of sl05s %.
A. Rochester during the first week OF this season "
OBJ bbls Of hour shipped being excess OF 2lJl
bbs over the first % days OF last The tolls taken
So far this s667s So being an excess oil So
264 50 over the corresponding period OF 1910.
Buffalo shows lsrge shipments.
Mr. Butler has received advices by the Csledo-
ola. from the London committee, that bonds to the
amount Of five millions have been forwarded Tor eur
render under the new Indiana debt which with The
amount surrendered by the holders in the United States
will make up the amount required from the bondhold
ers prior to June st TO give full effect to the act
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MARINE JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Br BRIG Joseph Ham Holmes, 10 de im Winisor Ms
plaster, to master. 800
Schr De Rossei Roderick. Dc from Wilmington,
NC rough rice SC 10 A De Rosset Brown Sailed IN
company with schr Thorne Wainwright, for New York
schr Joseph Farwel, Ames ds im Ihomsston lime
10 master.
schr Fortune ElweIl. d' from Thomsston, lime, to
master.
schr Phebe Baxter ds I'm Georgetown, DC, hour, &c
10 Hitchcock s. Marshall.
Portuguese schr Oviera Sigiendo Santa Anna, a. ia
I'm Madeira. salt SC. 10 n searles The o carried
away the head Of her ioremast
schr JOY Bartlett y days from Pensacola cotton and
hides 10 Roberts s. Williams
schr Harmonic Meons - ds from ~ Jago de Cubs
sugar &c to Thompson & Hunter. Left no American
vessels In port
Schr Hero Haley, 7 Dc I'm Bangor Me laih to master
The Steamship Sarah sands for Liverpool sailed al
o'clock