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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

~ We are authorized to announce Capt MAT
THEW b. NOWLiN. candidaic to represent the
,,,tv Of Campbell in the next House Of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
1891 10000
Kafea OF ErelRhf.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb l3-Ths number of disengaged
vessels in port 10 small that freghts have still
ward tendency Cotton to Liverpool has been shipped
at Id, -four at S., corn 81 22d. Coastwse freghts
have also advancsd though there is very little offering
APALAcHIcoLA, Feb. ia brig has been taken for
New York at lc and two banks for Providence at DC
No change in foreign freights; vessels loading obtain
ll6d Vessels still continue very scarce, there not
being single one in port disengaged.
SAVANNAH, Feb. l9-Foregn-Durng the early part Of
the week engagements made at 96 and Asd ID
for square round bales Gotten TO Liverpool Since
then they have advanced and engagements were made
yesterday at Nd and 3l6d for square and round bales
Nothing doing for Havrc Coaswise frsghts have also
advanced During the week, engagements were made
to New York al &c for square and round bales cot
ton and 81 rs for rice but yesterday tho asking rates
were lc per pound for square and round bale cotton
and 81 per cask for rice For Boston, the last engage
mens Nc. for square and round bales cotton and
81 SIX for For Baltimore Sc for square and IL 10
for round bales cotton and 81 SO cask for rice For
Philadelphia, the last engagements were and Tc per
pound for square and round bales cotton and 81 s7
cask for rice.
CHAnLEsroN, Feb: ls-There never was time, proba
bly, at this of the year, when there few
vessels in port and in consequence of the scarcity
heavy advance has been paid The week opened at "a
for cotton square bags to Liverpool but Thursday,
IA "a obtained and yesterday Id was asked,
but refused There is nothing loading for Havre. The
Boston rate has also advanced and quote cotton
in square bags No. and 81 rs for rice. The New York
the previously quoted viz for cotton
Mc and 81 rs per fierce for rice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24

ia:cs! s;!. ss:.:cs sA go kss s a.:
IL srts efs tndeIh Lioyd-as erss cks Tho,mHssn
n r.I.H s s eos dos
ming Conner col Belknap.3 Barton bfosI1
Phelps col Dennistoun * Ds6IGpw-. RsanEscIso
pig Cookie bars ifon Rmys BIeese Sa u,
son-i Wolf Gillespie-io bkts hardware ns MAJ
Rockw ell8 Strong Brothers-3 cs: Waisn We,
lo-ls Is ok. w Harris 800 bdl, hoop iron sxlss on
Batteile-2c Binns Has,ead-2 Faaom ScsI Sss
Dbl OK Wstson-l cs feess sons2 She don em,.h
COS eks Fo,,er-2 cs cks rIuyn oass,cs
Allen CaIen 4 coz c buckingham ce-lo bags na.ii
Warren, Hart Leslie-I hbl6 cks Wolf Bishop ~
Brown COS cs X Luguer,i3 cs L Auefouty 60
bis w Swan-26 cs Reese, Bros X CO.'S WmtseVwusn.
Y col Roberts Frseman-36 x q Crooks-2s hunt
Bros-i cks Newbod-li Philips, Chittenden pissm4
ney Hover Boston-o Smith, Thnrger c9-le bp'kley.
Graham COS Godfrey, ratson x co-s Watt sherman
cs eks u envils Halstead Dash-36 cases 81 bales
Bird CHILEAN co5o tons pig iron as pigs
Crook-lo bis Austins Spico-4 CO Lore Isyior-H
bis 2 bd iron 1877 railway bars 1873 pkgs chains cables and
fs Veto 20 ,.s bag. salt Shields
casks chains Sheldon PhelP-l59 rails iron 20 crates
earthenware4 chain cables to order. 80
LEGHohN-shIp Clara-96 blocks marble Virandoll-IIz
d. 1883 tles Ascos-.7 cases marble wokis blocks do
Fisher Birl-3 pkgs MilbpI Scstt2 cks FIsher-4
Lanintyl ease marble L Locker case. hats Wright
Sturgiss Shaw-2 cases bys silk Mccall sirong-l do
7 Jennup-l ease Leisey-2 do z A.9ue-l Bogart-
baskets oil ciuon ~ bxs Saker-8a ca SEES
vyIe ,on-s bags chesnas sehTsg ko2p
bales hemp Hsdden sonl5 citroA 100 bxs oil Dr..
per Dsvn-2 pks Fort-l silks pkgs Umber y
Dambmann-lt0 bales Moore Leggett-3 cases c,tron
vacci-s pigs mdzs aO bxs paste ~ cases con s'z oe'
GLAsoow-Br bark Fams-2o0 tons iron 10 baey &c bys
Sands, Buer co.'s do Godfrey, Pattison Coz 90 Cnm
Stone s Swsn-6 w Rophail-5 Smith, 1hugsr & co-3l
Mtcheil-A Gihon-4 ButteIhed, Brothers-6 TO order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
Weight OF Cotton.

The following circular from the Collector of Customs
at Mobile. on the comparative weight Of cotton the pre-
sent and past will be read with much interest by
those engaged in the trade:
CUSTOM HousE MosrLr, Jan 20, ls47.
Much anxiety has been manifested lately, by those in
eresed in the cotton trade to ascertain with
certainty the suantty OF cotton made in the year ls45
in pounds-the average weight of bales each of the
ports where the article is received for shipment-and
whether any increase decrease is ruing in that
respect this season. Having been specially requested
to do so. addressed letter of inquiry these points
to the Collectors OF New Orleans Charleston and Savan
nah and present Tor general the information so
promptly transmitted by those gentlemen, and that
which the records of my office exhibit in references TO
this subject
The books in Custom House show only the Dor
ton of the crop shipped to foreign countries Using this
basis Of calculation with the prices current in the
hands Of every merchant the results which follow have
been obtained -
At Now Orleans the average weight of the bales re-
ceved last year, ending 3lst August, 1916, was $50
pounds. and information Of any change this season
At Mobile it was 4se pounds last season; and so far in
this asa pounds.
At Charleston, last season and this $50 pounds
At Saw annah, il was AIS pounds last season. Including
Upland and Sea sland and 430 far in this The Up
land has not increased beyond the average Of last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.-Franklin
cree OF New Hampshire to be colonel Of infantrv Ii
notify p Andrews Of the District of Columbia, colonel of
infantry; Abner Thompson of Mane lieut. col of in.
anry Joseph Johnston of the corps of typographical
engineers to be lieut. col OF infantry; Trueman B.
som. ofVernont major OF infantry; Moses j. Barnard of
Pennsy lvsns captain Of infantry; John f. Hunter of
Penn captain Of infantry; Charles j. Biddle, of Penn
captain o. nfanry Arnold Syberg, of Penn, captain of
infantry: Moore, of Penn captain of infantry Pres
ley Guthrie, OF Penn, captain Of infantry; VIM H. lr.
win OF Penn captain Of infantry Joseph Pman of II.
Island captain OF infantry; Lewis Carr, of Penn first
lieutenant Of infantry Marshall Harmon, of Penn first
lieutenant Of infantry; Henry c. Longneckcr, Penn,
first 1t OF infantry; John Motz Of Penn 1t Of infantry
Charles F. Campbell sf Penn first lieutenant infantry
James Gregg, Of Penn frs lieutenant of infantry;
Thomas Mccoy, of Penn first lieutenant of infantry;
John slocum of r. Island first lieutenant of infantry;
Theodore D. Cochrane of Penn, second lieutenant Of
infantry. VIM H. Gray of Penn, second Lieutenant Of
infantry; Richard c. Drum Of Penn second lie
infantry; Jesse b. Davis of Penn second lieutenant of
infantry; Horace Haldeman of PENN second lieutenant
ofinfln,ry; George c. McClelaDd Of Penn second lieu
tenant Of infantry; Werdman Foster, of Penn, second
lieutenant of infantry; John Butler of Penn captain Of
drsgoons Richard T. Merrick, of Md, captain of dra.
goons, samuel H. Vance, of Penn first lieutenant Of
drsgoons Walter H. Jeniier Of Md first lieutenant Of
dragoons Joseph C. Wallace ofrenn, second lieutenant
Of dragons; Joseph H. Maddox Of Md second lieute-
nant Of Dragons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
LUCINA CUhDIAL, d
on THE
ELI YE u q n O Y z

II II n ~
NOR tn. sure aud seedy Of ncpient Consumption,
+ Bauenness, !mpoiency, Luco'rhos or Whites, Geet.
obsructed difficult Mensuaon ncontnenee Of Urine
invo thereof aud for the
Of the system whether the resut nhssst
prodnced by rreguarity Illness accident. Ihside
iebutv Of this inestimablc Cordial both
auicieut guaranty FOR qBck and
ring all above affections and compispts Nothing
be rpsne than its effects human
frame Persons all weakness and lassude before taking IT,
al become robust and full Of unda
n Immediately the of female
frame, which the only cause of bsrennes aud which prior
quickly the mpcdments by physical ion
which IRE luenty deter from getting married Language
indeed, do the Cordial
which arded by the heads of the faculty. parts OF
the world, OF the medical
the age Irice 50 per bottle Principal Office reno ed TO
47 Greenwich of Liberty street Also for sale
by Wyatt Fletcher, i2l FULTON ST. d7a irn%rh
MEDICAL NOTICE TO LADIES.
nOCTOR MCDONNELL, Author cfthe Ladies' Manual
~ Of Midwifery, and member Of letse Ly isglu Hosp
part o. this city Brooklyn for from 80 to s5
circums'ances.
note addressed him at % John street. New York will
meet with strict attention.
Ladies resdi.g distance who are suffering with dis
long standing such as obstrvcons, rsepous ir
reguares &e hat have ed he boosted the
dy, apply with confidence the Doctor nv letter
describing the symptoms treatment received duration Of
the disease NC for which chest lining he necessary
advice and medicine. will be forwarded their direction in
any part Of the Union. Terms, 50 Adde'S
r. W. MeDONNELL, MD,
jas im"r ~ John street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
MARITIME HERALD.
PoMp OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY "a.

Cleared.
s.am.hp-sarsh Sands. Thompson, Liverpool r Kermit
8hip-sutou Galloway, Charleston, Geo Sutton
Bris.7Fona.. nWil.sns galway Ne.mith 8 Walsh Jas
sHehi-R Glover Cooks, Philadelphia N L McCready
Barge-wbaIe Cooks. Philadelphia
ship Ed5se Il sn Ss Isn s
very heavy gale rem the and the 23d
hs IS s.Ss Il s On
and for four succesv days the mercury stood below a
Edda +: 'slS
s When p. . s ss The =.
Of and the fourth d.. n- after il W
e e: s!s d ':'
sa r. 81 b; drum
miles Of we.nK-h,vs been the westward Of the Banks
Fussr from Jan 7t With
skas having had a;et, heavy g.s and
ssa f .po ast T
Philadelphia Tor Liyerpo9l. al well. =, co.,
mase Taylor Merrill. Anchored at the Spit at
ship Victoria We Hartshon from LIVERPOOL jon sh and
50 days from Channel with salt, 81. Michel f..
shosi thence light wind. and Gains spoke nSth.R-
az hs SO s1 eo o %
sails: u -
Ms'
brig Eclipse from Windsor Glasgow 18th lat
20 DAYS Tho has experienced heavy weather. lost
fore yard, sails, and rigging.
Ship Clara Penhasn Leghsrn, Dec 7h, with mdse,
stalker Co goth inst, GO miles of Sandy Hook,
spoke brig Ann Eliza hence, for Mobile.
Packet ship Burgundy, Edgar from Havre Jan Bib, with
mdse to Fox x Livingston.
Also, ship; bng-unhnown.
Pack., ship John skiddy still remain. a. anchOrn the
lowerbay.
Sailed.
Ships Admiral, for Batmore Akbar for Liverpool At
las for Liverpool Hector for GlEow Csyon 70, Liver
tom for Charleston; barks Pomona for vepoo franklin
for Dublin Wright yr for Cork; Kron Prince: for Ant
Odd Feilsw. for Limerick; Mary Ken.aI. for Newly;
Rainbow for Fampco; briggs Quincy for Gavestsn; Milf
noket, for Havana.
The ice has made appearance in the habor; large
Quantities floating about the bay.
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whsh was 40 pounds bat the result d due y tc snail
quantity Of Sea Island rscsvsd his season. which does
not average much over 900 pounds to the bale.
Table No. presents the number, average and asgre
the United States Exclusive of Texas of the crop Of
ls45- whole quantity. sos $50 739 lbs The average
weight of the bales Florida North Carolina and Vr
ginia. is coDjectural 80 800
Table No q shows the receipts of the crop OF lsi6 up
to the sh January instant estimate OF the total re-
ceips during the at each port provided the same
proportion be maintained throughout, and the crop
amount to two millions OF bales The qnanty IN such
cases would he in the aggregate $50 sso Is9 POUNDS
Table No g. shows the deficit the crop of 945, in
pounds and average bales Of 440 lbs should the crop
s4o be respectively 1000 000 or or 500 OoO
bales. am very respectfully, your obi servf,
JAMES +. SAUNDERS, Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
Southern Cotton Markets.

SOutncrn COtCOn III 0rket0.
New ORLEANS, Feb l5.-Some enquiry, but as yet no.
thing has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frmer and disposed to
higher prctensons.
ArALAcHIcoLA, Feb ls-On Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday there fair enquiry for cotton with sales
quiet and sales very lighto day there is no improve
ment in the demand. The transactions which have taken
place have been at about old prices although to-day pur
chases have been made at an "a Off We quote in ac
cerdance with the sales to-day, Good Middling at 1879
and Fair lie.
COLUMBIA Feb. l7.-Snce our last report we have
had news from Liverpool by the Sarah Sands. showing
staple has fallen fall cent from our former quotations
1t continues to come in, however pretty freely. We
quote to-day extremes from 9 to lox cents.
;lCHERAw, Feb. l6-Cotton This article has expert
We quote extremes at 90 to lie; 10
hs supply something less than the previous week
from 600 to 300 bales.
MoNTeoMERY, Feb. l3-Cotton-The transactions in
limited extent The stock on hand is very light and
holders not disposed to sell at prices Sales
made the latter part of the week at decline of Of
a cent. We quote 10 principal sales at l0h loA
quotations. though the prices paid Yesterday about
10 cts per h. for ordinary, l0S loH fer niddng, l0x
for midding fair AID lo IL cts for fair to fully fair in
square bales Round bales about per ID cheaper
The Of the week amount to 1888 bales, follows
IL at f0 rs at l0 352 at l0 1856 at l0H; 32s at l0A
020 at let; 520at III l2s at llS 1873 l; l92 at
2s at SO at ll; and 43 bales at ll&c per 10 The
transactions in Sea Island have been only to limited
extent since last report, without much change in
prices The sales amount to 223 bales white, viz: 26;
% at AIS "a at 49, IL at 2sk 81 at 49, 4s at 80; 20 at 81
~ at 3lH sl IL at34 and Is bales at acc per lb,
with stained at lac. per lb.
CHASLEsror, Feb. 20To.dsy the market has exhibit.
ed more seadines, and advised Of sales Of 800
bales fair, ranging from lo,fto 40k The transactions
9 sos at TO- 4l0 at o 424 at le 10 at 10 1910 800 OF
1873 s0o at l0h, and ls4 bales at l0As
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Ro; . t e. AdIiance StIaPg-i FIX
s!ssa S'$s;
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says H:s Hasy7 p:
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A'S:s b9.nh A Ess:s
Hastings col Wyeth, Rogers ce-4 cs Rock Swan
Isaac aE Esla
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se- s es.l isaac Hiiiie e's Be,l. Bush
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c. S9,s 'SHe q;
stew,rt,4 case. Joseph hud.on7 e..k senen-s bxs
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OTIS Mo 1a' G.a.y-i * soa
liz Voc dhs:da5 cash. / ssnton-4 ss;ts Nswooia
x. ~ 81:
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. %diiasss S1snTs
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s:s. sS SS 3S
3D., Nsycr eone es;,. Chance Zoo bd .hee! iron
sVo:S%!shi Sprouts tSot.oa iio
II
s. 6, SION. swami Reeve Son; 40 Gihon-l Froh.
en- s,,s $!;% ssts:
scnNs obi. Cooley Patterson eo-ise. b Nen;n.
eo-a bis n.,t's, eo. casks cs sbeldoa Phelps
:es15 %.sss s%ss.s s%;dss - cam cam
nS'a t.m:a g.lSTs
G.oi L.ishaae 9. Hi SI.,-e wysih. Ecssts COTE
Il oi; ss ''' hoop
LivnRPsoL-sbip Eurepe-3s bIs copper Marcy Sons
to Ia sod
"a BIZ. hsnd.e r ehsdsOn Wanon-s Bcales, Bush
S.s bg.h s0 D Gillian
%as sis o Z. ss sS"
mdz Freelandet, Stewart < COS Caferts-2 Keeling
haT3s SS;p GE sa rss BE- osss
h Wss @ss 5sM Hg' Phelps s
Cheg I'd BTT2 kcbsrs AF5ssm:na ThomP.9n-
son HoneT-5 Gihon Goa eLs hardware Cre,su 4 co
B st sS oas sos M.IS.
t as.. %sgs ,;'a sI sfIs s Allen
H1s . yrn CO. oa.n E 9sr
s5' s'.s sS,
TsE S., Ts.s s g X:r
bdI; sheet iron do-!eH Mehsll fp1iss. s,ssi J..op
ss;srs!s ~ g s,i:7 sS; Ts:
t. s,, m.s cGsa co
Re 1' Broth n co-4 Mccall sosn-s Ge s..@i BIZ,
Hastings u co.. cs = T Jones Coz bis X ~ With.
ers-3 cs smnh Th,yer * COS Sheldon Cog Oakley Il
For-i Hall, Brothers col tru, Harper Brothers CO.
col OK Cougderi0 Beas, Bush co-8OO sacks salt
G n Marshall-28 pkgs and anchors to order
LfvERPooI-Pscket Ship Marmion-t7 Boorman John.
stone co-l47 cks Moore Legget-2 cs Stone, Swan Il
coo John Robins X col OK John Van N,s-i l. Hal.
stead cs Wright stugis shsw-i5Richardson&
WATSON 10 cks &J Il Tap cott cs kiggs, Jenkins co
II ck T Cbspman-2 cs Divue Farthd n CO. Phsdel.
phia-s David Hadden son-26 = Jones COZ ok Fogsr
MsIs = &, ra sS@i cd GSgs
cs3 cks hunt-2 cks A Van Nest-4 and ten thou.
sand fire lex Saml Thompsono cks Van Antwerp ubbe
COS cs 30 bis Cameron x Brand-lH crs cks g Bali
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Cotton Crop.

We have before estimate Of the CROP by George
g. Henry, of Mobile, which he encloses to correspon
dent in this city, with the remark that he is daily
strengthened in the views therein expressed the time
which has since elapsed and he soics particular atten
ton thereto.
In submitting my estimates my friends will par.
don me for reminding hem that do not offer them
without great caution and that they carefully col
lected from personal examination, and from sources
which have heretofore proved very nearly correct
herewith present table OF the crops of the three last
years, with my estimates the 9Th December last for
the crop of that year. and in the fifth and last column
find my estimate for the crop Of 1876 -
CYoD M,s
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2.osi,Osi 1891 500 2.loo,s4o 2,isO. 900 I,7oc ot
y Inclusive Of Texas.

Inclusive OF Texas.
submit this to my friends, with the express under.
standing that they outside estmates being thorough
y satisfied that should the crop reach 900 bales
to keep the factories going till another crop
could he got to market There are estimates out Of
900 900 bales and 600 coo bales and understand are
OF 900 bales but to those who seek for true informa
ton, would merely suggest that you ask the parties
making them, what their estinat this date last
year. dec 2O and if You find their estimate never has
been than 200 900 TO 400 900 bales of the crop
You cannot seriously regard them The roads having
continued in the best of order and tho rivers high plan
tiers have availed of Them and informed the bulk of
the crop is already this date dec 20) at the recev
ing points Storage at Mobile is only twenty cents
per bale for the season. and from the position Of
the planting interest," consider that prices will depend
pretty much what the planters willing TO take"
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By Last Nights Southern Nail.

Herald Marine Corresp0ndenes.
PHuAbELPnIA, Feb aS-4P
Arrived ship Columbian, MsnImap I'm Live pss sshs
Chare. Carly Calais Hers. Emerson. Balt; VIM Bird
Clark, Egg Hsrbor
Cleared ship DIANA Hewss, Livsrpesl bark James Bay
ley. Bishep, MatAnEss bgs Chcspes, Emery BsstsA H.
lot Knowlss, Do; sebfs Cstariss AnAAda, Rndbary.
Charlestoni Csnsu Bodies, York; " Bird CLARK, Do.
fereIgn Rorts.
NASSAU, Mp Feb I'm port brig eedsxa Perry fer Nsr
folk day, with nsisdsr Of srAs the
wreck Of sleep of war Bsiton; sehr eetensc, Few
bern, from Bonairs with salt lsAky And Afterwards
sunk sloop Leader Riley fin and for ChaIlsstea, seen
1SDae Fercp
BALTIMORE, Feb 23-Arr schf Emily Am Thsmpssn
Keen, Nassau Mp. Ga schr Siiss Wright white, Biazss
Il Jaso SD ship 0srenne Myers, LiysrPseli bark
star Corner, fer C.ps de Verbs sid sssday The Tr
chip Psscae for svre yinx on usrth rsat for several
By this Relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE "A fire broke out in
Carlisle, Pa, on Saturday night last, in Martins
Hotel opposite the Jail In the excitement the prisoners
in tho jail entirely forgotten, aud. unfortunate to
relate tn Of these miserable beings consumed
amidst the falling tmbers. Mr. Martin will lose about
$4,000 he insured however for $4,000 The loss to
the county 10 about $4,000 insurance. Person NJ.
HUT was severely injured BY part Of the wall falling
on hm.-PhiL Chron. Feb %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-24
miscellaneous REGARD,

STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS Capt Thompson, will sail thi.
soG2 10, Lyerp0G Litter bags are q Gpn Tx
hoom
We are indebted to the Chaesoa Is CT Courier Tor slip
LOST los s rem hs sg on
Capt VIM Lee of Brooklyn
on Ia. sa IL he pof wv "1ns
bad been ghsd on or sS"a the lit n' and would sail IN
SHIP NIosE Of Boston before reported ashore in Bally
league Bay at the last remained on reef and it
ehsrSsS few day.: Tn. wa. good vessel owned BY
freight money. The cargo far foreign
Gr.enoek wa. no date in lat IS So ports
obliged to h.s1e over $50 bSa -four and corn and
The s
be much damaged sns mad heavy LIST to ~,naws'a
;s S ws;hsI
Mia for Liverpool sinking condition Tool Of captain
S"
ton for Liverpool tie Of the crew Of the wish.
I Rrs D9wss .AS: o,w,
on The 9TH inst for the benefit Of the underwriters.
SP BRIG AQUrLLA, Sana 9days from tIevana bound TO
Cadi1, put into Charleston the oh inst lesky.
~ n 81 Johns on r. wa. driven
wee , v, 1 his ,na ,,sboerd h d o, ner
"a 80 =, I'll. ~ 80 ;ng
GU , n"e" uaN - %, T. r;.s,.
WATIfFohp, Jan slIThe Cahnes,h,re. Leggett Of and
from Belfast for New Orleans Put IN here having ON the
2th ms. Lag 81 o lon 49, been thrown on her beam ends
aud had ballast shf ed sahchohs carried away lost top
mast sails, &C.
spoken.
Ship European, oil and for Orleans, I'm London Jan rs,
lat IS IS. Ion IA.
Ship Harriet Jessie Conner. I'm Liverpool for Charles
ton no date, lat So lon ID.
ship OndIahs Gdden. from Orleans for ls OF Labos,
Jan 20, off Tampico Bar
ship Leopard. for harlestnn, Feb a. lat "a, Ion II 40
susan Green I'm Liverpool Tor YORK; Jan 2s' lat 80,
Leda I'm London for Orleans Dec 20, lat a. Ion 49,
Cassanda' I'm the Clyde Tor Orleans Dee 2eth lat a,
Ion " 80, =.
Bark oberin Balche I'm London Tor Boston, Jan d. lat 49,,
Ion A., Nj. -, ro,
rne Mary MOTIFS hence Tor Galveston Feb5th lat % 3o
big heyng flanders I'm Liverpool Tor James RIVER Jan
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Foreign Forts
BERMuDA Feb Blu port ship asia Winsor, I'm Norfolk
for Ireland, disg; briggs Deposte Trofsiere Gong in,
brig North American. Braa Jury, fun York.
CAsros, (Whsmpos) Nov 25-ln port, ships ToDqup,
Huat, and Rainbow for York in days; john Adams
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Boston 10 80 ds Goodwin Davis do do; Wattega Maoro
for York, IN 10 or Is DIS ship North Bend sprague for
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York: g h. ,hip Amity Moore Boston
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