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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

~ II is said that one of the ancient painters died
nj laughter occasioned by seeing ackass trying 10
eat 6es The remembrance OF this Incident gives us
serious apprehensons for the health OF the President
if he should the munblng which the last Free
Press gives his message --eenf'netS DEM
This comparison of the President with
"painter is remarkably well-choscn as il is very
generally admitted that the message of that func-
fonary is very highly coiored'
The SeninePs smile is fclcitous in annother
respectable figs which the honest lass was
irving to eat were painted ones, five remember
rightly. The danger therefore, to the painter and
the President arose from their attempt toimPose
toise FIGS upon credulous community.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
1.-THE North Star cxhorts the democrats
OF the fourth District as follows:
eaSPW IJENFVE

:. A wing comes up to you, and asks you to vote for
opposrrs OF the extension of slavery lust ask Inn if
JOHN DAVIS, OF Mass a rank waig did not defeat
abl having distinctly in view the suppression of sa
very
We trust the" democrats " will follow tina,
piece of advice at any rate They will learn
from Mr.. CHANDLER what they don't get from
Locofoco papers, correct information on the sub
iect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Albany Market..Dec. %,

During the past week -four has undergone but little
change sales chiefly confined to eastern orders
which are rather limited, The ruling price TO day FOL
Gencsce, is s5,37a RI $3.50
GRAry-The receipts iion the country during the
past week have been very large Rye bnugs72 2 73c
and for small lot n was asked, but We have not heard
of purchaser at that mark Barley, 80 q Soc. Oats
81 q 81. New Corn 56ic per g. lbs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Special Notice.

~ The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
winch are achieving unparalleled triumphs in various
sections OF this country are now introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Gfealenbcrg Company, which will be found in
another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

NJ Yankee Doolle asks us if we know Z" the
man who read Harry Franco" and promises
to consider our reply strictly confidential. We
supposed every body knew that that man didn't
Iiyo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

Meeting of the Institute at the School House
on Catlin's Lane, Saturday evening, 6 o'clock,
Jan. 2, for admission of members, &c.
J. LEWIS, Secy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

The Sentinel has g stuck pin" in our asser-
ton that the river Nucces was the "acknowl-
edged frontier Of Texas. We did the same
thing last week, and we borrowed the pin Of
President Polk's agent in Texas. Mr.. DoNELsoY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

kcndalls Santa Fe Expedition Encyclopedia Of Ar
chtccture Uondon Ed Rev. Sydney Smiths Es-
says; Downng's Cottage Residences Total number
Of present voums 6l9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

New Books.
'VNllE Sacred Mountains by J. T. Tcadlev, Iusra.
n ted, price 81 20
lluiton's Book of Nature laid open Revised
by Rev. j. L. Blake, ?s
Guide to Vision and Virtue, for young per-
sons OF either sex, %
The use ofthc Body in relation to the Mind,
by Geo Moore, NJ. D., 80
Goethes Autobiography 2parts, 100
The Emgant, b, Sir Francis b Head Bart Is
Beauchamp or the Error, Novel, by G. r
james, q
-. The Enchnn,cr or the fall OF Grenada, by Sir
L. J. Bulwer, oj
For sale at EDW YARDS book Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
TO The LOVERS OF GOOD MuSIC

'SJik UNDERMINED HAVING BEEN TIMELY
lolird, that great epoch Is about N 'hke PLACES
~ inc musical world, and not being willing 20 let the
ony o heroes pass, without coming in for sar" md
LhlEo nm believer IL thr up aud doing Quick aud
Shehp ana 40 Imprisonment for debt system Of doing
business lw9lna TIN retorc give public notice, that /
,S'r on manu- and attn manufacturing PAv1 FOR1Es IN
eosewn'd aud Mlhpclny cnsrs in a variety o. styles,
"''HlHe Tor t5rs cr my Ch'r nr-rs, rrl h1yinl de.
'o'rd we last twenty years. my phul- tam. to the
illhiidciul1I' repairing and tuning Piano foucs, il
- misvcdt th'reicic, that the Public trc fully salts
ned ct my ability tor ruch business and fqlly brlcy-
ing that the Piano is brtt 70 the h dist drgr Of per.
ieclon when II l. fifty alapic,t tcconpanv the voice
Tor that purpose than those OF my own make there.
tore anilrrn continued share Of Fihs. patronage
Antr elaNiau Pianos req aired rtasunn;e terms,
ulhlI dong cheaper thancycr. And would irr,heT
Say I" ~ persons, vino, at any ra", must have New
OK Piano, audchcosr to bus of StOdurd & Duniuin
or \. ii. t3le * Co, or W. T. Crow Ia new cs-
tbs.lncnt pcrsJus VINO an intimately Acquainted
with, AMI hive their 'rcc Current viii i.pier any
aSsst1uc3 without iee'r reward ! VIII 1--WE l,sfruc.
tonhlSo, 50 that IN one lesson Pupils leaning Music
may know the din ference between tuning aud toncing
orN"iciHga Piano. an important essun. never taught
~ any AliNic Teacher to my hEoaled.r Iesso,,
rec All persons wshsing to avail Themselves Of
TINS great opportunity TO get iirs, pruo or any
thing IN my lin" of business ar. respectfully invited o
call and cAdinuc for themselves
JEHIEL NCNSON
Burlington, Dec Slh, 1916. li,n3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

SI3. And be il further enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders of the
Post rnsfer General in n newspaper or newspapers.
of letters rncaNcd fcr in any Post Office, shall be in
serted in the paper papers, Of the town or place
where the office advertising may be situated hdring
the MrgcSt circulation.
Ne,p Post ONCE Lac, passcd March 3. 1915
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Illinois SENATOR,

Tie Hon. Stephen a. Douglass, at present
elected by the Legislature to represent that
State in the United States Senate, for six years
from the 4th Of March lS47.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
THE BANNING LACE.

THE BANNING LACE.
hk. smith. most respectfully informs the public
- that he has purchased of DR.. Emery the right TO
manufacture aud sell DR. Bonnlngs highly celebrated
and invaluable
PATENT LACE.
whch Tar SURPRISES every thing Of the kind in market
And knowing that tie article which has been used in
tins section has been oi an inferior quality. causing
many inhure, WHEREAS, ii good article had been
faithfully applied, cure would have been the result
he has mad, arrangements for a supply from the orr
gina. factory OF Dr. Banning that every Lace may be
perfect and every patient benefited by IT, The Doctor
therefore invites all who need an! ding. of the kind
give him call
Let the invalid consider that the Lace is for the re-.
liet and cure OF the following Diseases which come OF
displacement or weahncss ol the organs o; the body
viz:
Weakness Of the breast sior,ncsa Of breath cough
and splitting OF blood :papjtat.on oi the heart;
weakness OF the side and stomach :dys-
pepsia costlveness and plies pain
IN the back with curvature bear
i!lr down with weakness OF
the hpsa ana lower eX-
treinitlcs; and droUp-
ing OF the body cs-
pe'i1l.y in young
ladies' and chill
drcn.
The above and other analogous affections, h1vr
hitherto bai'lcd all constitutional treatment but since
they have been viewed as Ncchg1icli aud have been
tr atci By the Lace they have been easily cured and
W. can now sec host OF eases scc.!ngy well or hail
we'll or combined with real disease requiring ,ncdi-
cine, who cannot ENJOY lie he cured upon common
principles o. treatment and why because their
house Is falling down, aud by binding them up
their pains vanish, and efficacy internal remedies is
thereby given.
.SrOn examination of Committee orcmincn,
medical men, appointed by tie American Institute Il
Premium Diploma was awarded to tbs n-r,-
ment. 21tf
ity ENpress. large assortment oi male and f,-
ID male 1rus5es at lhAaivsroys
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
1ftarric0.

r, In Newport, VI Dec. %, ut Pages Hotel, by Rev.
x, bedford, Mr. Bennett b Fields, OF Derby, 10 Miss
Clarissa o. Lindsey. OF Stanstead, C. L.
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Alorkets.
Brighton Markct---Dcc. 20.
tR,plriel Tor he Blston TrGrrLer

IH'p5rIeI Jor he DJsfon ITatcIerI
At market 100 Cattle l20 stores, 10 Jokes working
oxen, - Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and about 25J
Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extrn IS so, first quality s5,a5 sec,
ond quality, 80 ; third quality, $3.50 t.. 1.
ltOrkins Oren-Saies made at S72, 70, 81 and los
Cues and CI!reS-Sles noticed at SO, 26, %, 81
sc, and so.
Saeep-Sales of lots at 81 e5, SO, rs and lot
at 50 oj-We also noticed lot of ii Extra sheep from
Albany, fed by George Clark Esq OF Springfield, OF.
sego county, n y, taken for about 50 per head and
were purchased for Sewai Hiscock, OF Quincy market
Sciae--Sles OF Shoats, ic Suws, and 5 tor Barrows
at retail, from to and 6!c
y d About 200 head Of cattle remain unsod a,
the clos. Of the market
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

400 WELLS GRAMMAR. AND ALL
NV the School Books recommended by the
State ConS cntion for sale in large small quantities
{. h EDWARDS
No. / Iecks' Bnidnr
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADvERrisEDfN THE FREE rrEss SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
and remaining in the Post Office at Burlington,
January |, 1917
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

1-i-The suhioincd proceedings of a n,ee,;nr or
,,,, S.ulo,. a., Z,
.nc 'o'"ue'''s Ut inc DANE Law SCHOOL, Cam
,to D,.,., <,
Wv "'''" ''''eo'ou
:" o"i corresponding II, ("hose ietler VIII be
louhu oelow) Tor ealing our attention to the pub
!ication, which in hastv survey of the Courier
ESCAPED our notice at the time. VIZ noyy conv
it. and also take Measure in rn;,;nc ,urs ,o 10
-,
S0""s lLth
was hho"h' tha' Dea'h mas rarely chosen, IN his
ruth.ess round, a more shining mark
Fran, tho ros,,, co,.;,
Al special rcetinr of the D mo Inv 6 ,hooI boId
en- November 10Th, Is to take into nsiIeraton the
ural OF eio" student, George ii Steele OF ChcI-
sunday Ih Vovnmhsr i',s, ,he ys,riu"y alGr,a
were adopted
HeS'lred, That we have received with profound
,,c r. .. ,ig ugGGasr OF our ll'f class.
his loss to the institution and ourselves we lei most
painfully the remeilless bereavement OF his family AMI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
NJ A q A ~ E&
For Januarv. 1917.

For Jdnuarv, 1877.
GRAHAM 5 Columbian t;olevs Lady, I,ot,s IA =
~ dies National and New York Illustrated Slng5
zines received at EDWARDS Book Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
William W Gods Esin.r,

ily ENprrss, large a-s)rtucn, oi male and f.-
ID male fIus5es at lI.kaiy,Toy.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

CIGARS Is Of TaFj IS i.hte said to the senator.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Eirempn's Notice,
Pork.


physicians and Private Families residing in
| the country will please remember that, should
they require them, they viii find an excellent stock oi
.ither German or Suedisl LcscheS, Tor sale by
% Dec Is, lSi6. GO. T. HARRINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01
Boston Wool Market.-Dcc. %. Duty, 30 per c

There has been good demand for the various grades
Of American fleece and pulled, and former prices are
fully sustained
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-01

T. DUTTERFIELD & Co. offer 70 merchants
lL' and others, ROOMS TOBACCO, (sInoL.ng
and chewing at Troy prices
Hauington's Building, ~
Burlington, Dec, Is, lSid. pro .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31
Foreign Markets,

RIO JASEfRo Dec. l9-Breadstuffs Although the re.
cept of hosr since last have been very large
prsng -, los bbls, all from the United States yet the
6rmness Of holders encouraged by advicea from Eu.
enabled them farther advance prices The transac.
tons in the time embrace q 500 bbs. new Rich
mond at from 2o 600 to zoos 900 bbis old Richmond
from 900 ls 500 800 bbls. Baltimore Columbia
Haxall Columbia and Richmond Country at fiom $4,000
to le 900. The total stock has accumulated and may
he estimated at ~ 900 bbls., of which 10 600 say
5000 bbs old aud Richmond, 5000 bbls Baltimore
, 800 DO Columbia and TOO do Philadelphia remain on
first bands Spectators likewise hold few thousand
for Ricl mond and IA 800 $4,000 Tor Baltimore will en-
trey depend on the extent supplies from the United
Sates. Bakers are umid of laying in large stock at
present high rates. they will therefore, continue to buy
in saa parcels, and II must be borne in mind, that
dminishes matorisiy. At video 2lst ult four il
quoted nominal at $40 net So 20. RIO Grande dates
7th ult report sales of Richmond -four in small par
cels at ISL 500 TO $4,000 Advices from pernambuco to
30h ui. quote Richmond $4,000, Baltimore I7 Is 900
nom BAHIA quotations of 9th instant, are, kichuond
$4,000, Baltimore l7l lsi nominal American Domes
tics The already heavy stock has been increased by
large receipts say some 100 packages and for the pre-
il is impossible effect sales Prices
nominal. We quote drills, brown 30 in $50 $40 rs;
beached drills 200 berries, good 80 in $40 $40
denms, good 200 $50 blue drills good 80 in. 40 rs
do ~ ~ IN 250 200 stout twilled shifting stripes
Of assorted patterns bales 30 IN 2so $50 do 81 20
in $40 200 shifting atrpes in assorted good 30
$50 800 rs 80 in shirtiDgs 200 rs; 80 in stout shirt
ngs 100 i7o rs do ~ % 10 l4oa l602s per yard.
CoeePrices OF the article which for few days ia the
early part OF this month, declined to 1850 2s50 for
perior and q 100 ~ 100 for good rsis,
" for The United States and may he quoted firm at
2s5O 1880 for superiors, and 275O 2nS00 for good
rsts; regulars scarce and cost popoIonaly high
say 2N6O0 27oo Choice lots supeiiors have been
cha' and upwards The stock does not exceed
$4,000 bags sugars-Saies im,ie d to few hundred
cases for consumption The stock is large, say 800
cases, and pr ces have downward tendency We quote
whites at $1,000 ana brown 1900, nominal Hides Some
1000 Rio Grun have been sold at 1865 for heavy
40 Tor gnt weights The stock is large say no.
600 principally Rio trande and purchasers decline pay
on
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Vessels Loading In the United States for

NEW YORK, Jan 30 For LIyERPooL-Oxford, Yea,on;
Tsst, S9jsa.af os '@ AK
s%aLsf Seoka, Lsgsa; Afbar Hals't Gaiens, bssnis
R,sI Cross Gl.y.I Ae,,,s, sass5 6ao,ae
Young Gen Tsyior, Redman.
AmsTERDAM-iara, Flick
Coeysa.s Krsn finaes Menen; Fritz WicEman.
BNEMENFIotan reppe; Isabella Andressen; Columbia,
D;qs%,n ass.ie ba %s$F sc,, L,h,m
REMEMBRANCE Gysa,.-Ir,9%i,s s SSsSaaH'
SL.seow-sa%Wc ace. Hawkins; Hector, Spencer;
Baien" For sopS, Ij"%S%is "len s'e'h'' Kruger
HAyRs-st Nichols. Evel.igh; Due DOrcans, Richard.
LINIERIcK-LyIa, smith,
LoNp 'NpERRY-Monsenae, Gray.
RoTTtaDAS-Sadss.' Collins; ' fsa%, NE Herr
NEW 0RLkAAN Ans Jan 2sFor LrysNroOl-Abby Pratt,
,ass; Glish si..er senTy GaTdns K%p mdoo'
Watsea ssteo wet9,; Malta CIeyss Wilson; Margaret,
Fs Rss t%' DapS
mini, Go % Wi 1'P
Achss Iay'o B,oH.e C,aw'oEd; liz, Ann Blye; New
D Wis; siberia, Bartlstt Shakespeare, Henderson; William
1,Gs,S fans. wrnehen Victoria Nenen,
Hav%- Aus sTirs Ulret; tonst,atine, simpson; E,pin
dG jo,son f E, teI ohS o GGufe
hester Land fs junIus. W Ilson.
GlAsoow-EmbIeL spith Talleyraad Webb; Fanny
Ssmp,ou.
ConR.-J I'm Fehrmsu, Davis; Lady Arab.lls Simpson,
Veunt, Nurcn; Lady Const BILE, Pool.
NANrz-M{fy Frigces. Jewett
IKEL.Np-Robeif u ttea, Fatten.
Cons Superb, Uatchei
GREEnOcK-' hiriotte HAIR son, Mentyre.
Fitch,t; sepune, Vespefman Lazy s,uSon, Walsh; Ha
Chiffon kav; Aviaa, Plum Excellent Craft; George
locdeouom; Hirsm Candid Foilock McIatyre; Creole,
Clark; BRUSH Empire, Esson.
BALTIMORt, Jan 2e-FoR LIvERrooL--Orion, Meyers;
Mancbe ter. Pfenss
EoT rERpAM- Albert, Voureriin.
Lo~DoN-Ponrer, Gsaham.
BnEMEN-Ann. Horismar; Elise, Koch.
fonE-Euaw Ford.
BoRpEAuy-PiscatoIe, Bouedin.
Gil ARL LESION. Jan 2i-For LIvERpooL-Sir Chas Ma
pier Tear: Rolf Kerr Mar we Defence Brewster; Con-
sttu',on Neal; Adam Lodge Jay; Mountaneer, Bogart
Radius, johnson; Rory O'Moie, Wakeham; Ada, Watron
Msndane, hutchinson.
HAvnr-New Englsgd. Robinson. Nlaytho, johnson.
BARc.LoNA-Carroil Of Carroton, Mecslf.
. SENEGAL-Jeane Bap;iste, LIE Condre.
RorTERDAM-Minona, Judgren
LoNp MAS Cerkie, filsbury; industrious, Weeks.
North OF EURoPE-Vesta, Elirgeus; Matnsor Ballesr;
Ceharins siedenball; Eous, Torbierson Stser Rodde
Boyer; juno Arman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Hayden.
SAVANNAH Jan 23-F9r Livcrpcol, Caledonia, Wis
want Oregon, Heron Sterling, Bantoo;J Mel Rigg
Eglin,on Nliur; Wallace, sammersoni Sadacon lvoris
King Kat on; Juuo Moran Sarah, Barclay, Asia Gal
lai g; Rose McKinlcy; Ocean Queen, Warren.
GBERNocK-Agnes Ana, HoJt; Dollhouse, Wikie.
HU LI.-Intfepid, Wilson.
HivRE- Savannah, Brun'ard.
NEW Ross--Dunbrody, Baldwin.
BOSTON, Jsn 29-FoR LrvnnrooL- Washington Irvns
Caldwell
IrELANp-C oquimbo, Boss.
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.nsue barrel: At = y :ls;se saH

amount 900 barrels at - y - closing q - sak
asa rs for Psnna and Brandy wine Brsadfricss have
advanced Yet per H. Weeks export-sps2 barrels dour;
5000 barrels neal 10 500 bushels whsat 6625 bush
els corn Grain-Wheat has been in request; salel Of
80 bushels good and prime white wheat at 81 asa
81 37s, and at 40; $4,000 bushels red at 81 TO-
81 25a$l 80 aud Southern at 81 Is Rye-No sales
Cornsaes OF 10 600 bushels. Penna at so TO 81 and
10000 prime southern white at e7 cents for So bs we
quote yellow al Sias7cts.
CIsciNSATI, Jan. &c Only moderate sales were made
yesterday About l200 barrels reported from store
and river and railroad in lots, at S4 $40 OF which
were from railroad clear; 100 barrels from wagons
So 95aSa.
RcHMoSp, J an: 2s-No sales since receipt Of news
per Hibernia-helt at Sc Wheat--Sl Is for red and
white Corn-Ssles of new corn ut zoe per bushel
Wheat ohal-Bran l21lcs; shorts II cts brown stufs
30cts; ship stuiis, 50cts
ALBANY, Jan 29-Alhough there are several sellers in
market We do not hear OF transaction oday Holders
generally ask So 311a but this figure does not meet the
views OF buyers Alter report closed yesterday
sale of 600 bbs Genesee made at SO IS Eastern
orders, and small sales from store are filed at So 90
Grain still advances Corn roc oats 2sc rye, Slc,; bar
ley Gle The quantity arriving to-day is very great
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miscellaneous itecori.

miscellaneous HecOrd.
e 1 on M"nSsy and Ths 81 IT.
chola1, Eveieigh Hsvre will detained until Tuesday.
a. b sAf .n. no. SsS M
O'Clock Letters can be prepaid to any part Of the Cont
hc southern rain subsidized in the course Of Friday
night I'd YESTERDAY morning the VINO came round to WNW
aud small craft Norih side Two lighter. lying
Of whea in order t. save them from sinking alongside Of the
wharf
WAsHINoroN. January 90, 1915
CATION Of the United ssies at CspeaSasen penmuH the
r"AS'I1 GlUsx.rApr, Nov Is. 1896
On the end Of the north halbor pier light
FRET spy aa vii ss ss Ess s s
from Gs 10 As Of t% @
shore the E III S.ss &. sS
he on the westerly point south q this buoy The
entrance into The habot which has depth of seventeen to
In Ing harbor H. steamboat Tor towing vessels and
steamer, hoist national flag at the mainma, as
. 5: sn oss
where arrangement have been made for transmitting to
G Gil, f hoo railway o'clock AM and half
The rairoad from Altoona aad KEEL to Gluek.tadt is
and adD IN IN. and hs railway carriages
Spoken.
Brig Quincy fin Havana for Boston, no dat of Cape Flo
Foreign Ports.
BARnApoEs Jan Fin port bark Heron RICE, fin Alex;
5a fs SIS ss'%sfiaS
BARAcOA Jan l7n port. sch Martha Washington, Holmes
htvtS. Jan Is5n port ships Adelaide Adams, FIN N
Rect for M,s.nz im%ediatey Sarah Warren Curtis,
% sS; % s$si AZ:
HHs"s:: DO; fopss f$ ds; SI.: A;s%.: -; RsSs%;ss
has%.1 III E ossa ss fs
Is sa1 s s.s f
S S Mary lar FIN E,ss
TIoit. de Charlie. Hammond Lindsey Manil cid Logan,
ES%Sf:n;''s S:!s MsI:!I.a q.
S Ms?% T.. SsS; S;s.I.s Sshoi; Ssssi S::s:
SSssSss d9 Gen WssS;ss,ea for sa ssysSns
sale; RssSsssss csass .;;i: ci%sss.I:
as sss ssa p1 ks S %s S;' IL;
Fame.
Ks9S Saw
p.; Lch Thayer 'aysnnsh; Caspian Benton, Cardens;
Frankfort 18th; Sea Boor unc sehr Civilian DO Sid
asonss Ports.
BRsroL, Jan asArr sloop Three Brothers, Ferguson FIN
Providence for York; 2s s!oop Aron, Miller do tor do;
CH.gLssToN, Jan 2s-Arr 18th, bark Ellen Augusta MeIn.
ing B. bark Nelson Village FIN Liysrpoo brig Duncan fin
S s%a bark s %aew SSw
Florence, Deck BoSn .chr. Rnstling Ws'soI Pha;
Kraft Barcelona hra 1hooss Hoy, Mael, via HAVANA
CID ship Robert Ker, MAXWELL. Liverpool.
Providence, Jan 28-Cd 9th, bark Triton Luce, Mobile;
brig Splendid. Bubes, Savannah Sid sthr Zabrske,
Barker York. Big Splendid, for Savannah started yes.
terday but ashore the fiat, west Of the Crook
she remains B ig New England went to sea yesterday.
SAVANNAH, Jan 49, b Igs Low der Conkng New Or
iss,s Pertverarce Baxter Boston. Cid bark Dahousa.
WILmINoroN Jan 27-Arr 2sh brig Samuel tier, Barry,
s. Thnm,s schr Ocean. surdt. ston CID 27h, brigs
scbrs y Jones' jrag, do Shy lock, Crooker, st Ks;
Convert Fogg. Carrac0a; Mary Eliza, McComber Onslow.
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Rackefn 10 ArrlNa.
Packets To Sail.
Ponr OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 81.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-Oxf,rd, Yeaton, Liverpool. Marshall; Swift
zerlad Knight London, g nnsl, ,iinurn Coz s, Mich
oas, Ev elesh Havrc, Boyd HGcken Margaret, Young
Loadon, I Winsow: Rob Roy. Arnold. Mobile, Center
Co.
Barks-Tmpre, Keaser Norfolk Elwell 4 Co; louisa.
ma, Williams, Norfolk, Long Everett.
ig--M REQ (AustJ Zan THESE Schmidt x Balchen;
Marshal, Youog. saeua IA GIaade Z Lakewood; De
trot roter Chasston, Poat; Acoaie. Park Port WAL
thai, Va, Elwei 4 Co.
schrs Washsla, farker. st Mays; Els Powell. Powell
Wilmington; Mary Jane, Osborn, Norfolk Stuges, Clear
man 4 60; Commerce. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
k Louisa Lake. from Havana, Jan nth. with sugar &C.
land,
Brig Moses, Buckley. days Eom Charleston, to George
Bnkley
Curlew, Dyer from Baracoa Jan I7th with fruit &c.
10 Price
seh mas Smith Hunter Wilmington NC, naval stores
TO Deraseite& Brown
schs Cora. Oliver from Newbern, NC, with naval stores
TO M Platt
schr Samuel Castaer, Robinson from Greenwich, NJ
with
schr Jacob Raymond, Heverin, Salem, NJ, corn.
Schr Tango l. Bailey, Thomastoa, lime.
Schr Yankee. Collias, Virg mia, oyaters.
Below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-31
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