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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

"The administration got the country into
TIL, war, but the wings have to fight 1t o'i''
So says wing paper before u.s. But how
does it happen that all the officers Of the ar
my who were wings before they went TO
Mexico, return iull bloodcd democrats;
Col. Doniphan not only denounced lis old
party, but declared under no circumstances
would he become their candidate torany Of
flee. Col. Lane, Of Indiana, did the same.
Col. McClpng, OF Mississippi Is running for
Congress as an advocate Of democratic
measures. Col. Curtis, of Ohio, has declar-
ed that the principles Of the wing party arc
no longer his principles. Col. Mitchell, Of
Ohio. ditto. How do the whigS-account for
this? The next outrage the administration
commits, we expect, win be to send Tom
Corwia and Horace Greedy, and even the
great "embodiment" TO this infamous war
to make democrats OF them. This thing Of
bringing wings face to face with the enc
mics OF their country in battle array, has a
magical effect in changing their views.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

The operatives in the mills and factories
ofNew Hampshire are beginning jus, now to
realize the loving kindness Of their employ
ers in the great corporations there, in the
efforts the latter to nullify the ten-hour
law lately passed by the Legislature. The
notable device Of q contract to worda great
er number Of hours has been rcsoricd,o and
attempts have been madc--frst by solcita-
tons, then by threa,s--to induce the opera
tives TO sign. A few have yielded, but the
majority have stood Grm for their rights.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

The Racine Advocate pcrtinently re-
marks. in view Of the active part taken by
Gen. Pillow in the great battles before the
city Of Mexico, that ''if he does not know
how to build fertilization, as the whig pa
pers sneerinCly assert, he knows-what is
equally desirable on the part Of a soldier
how to take one, and that right handsomely
too"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

RuM's UsEs.--Thc Chicago Democrat
has the following "Ilcnry Hawkes.. keep
er of the Little Fort House, on the O'Plain
river, eight miles out Of Little Fort, was
held to bail in the sum Of $500 on the goth
inst. for an attempt to rob iarmcrwho had
been at Little Fort selling wheat. Hawks
got the farmer drunk, and then attempted
the robbery"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

Tmosr PUNPS.-The Seem of the Prai-
ric'' gives the following account ofthe ca
nal works at Bridgeport, near Chicago;
The building whichiS to contain the engines
and pumps will be, when completed, a mas
sive structure Of brick and stone, and the
prcparalious for 'harnessing down the steam
are on a great scale. The immense guam
THY Of iron scattered around, consisting of
parts of the two engines, the boilers, pumps,
chimneys, Sc. gives one an impressive idea
of that tremendous agen. which is to be con-
fined by, and to move it. The range Of
boilers, l. in number and 20 feet i'll length,
look n fthcy could furnish steam in any
desirable quantity; and the immense cast
iron pumps, f. feet in diameter, and u IN
number, seem capable Of drinking up the
river. The engines are, combined, of 400
horse power, aud it is estimated that 100
cubic feet of water will be raised by them
per minute. There are six boilers to each
engine, and in case one is out OF order, the
other can be worked separately.
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n L VI & o o D 5!
Alexander w. Ngagiil

|~OW oilers Tor sale a the NEW STORE on
= ,ue northwest corner ol the public square.
a large ipt OF entire new goods, al prices Us low
ls arv other huus. Ia tic state. His stock Oh
DRY GOODS cons,sis, in part. OF
Broadcloihs, Gnghams.
Cassimcres. Punts,
Saitineus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
kenluky Jeans Oregon
Neslings, California
Mous-de.Lanes, Rough d Ready.
Alpacas. Plaid I.inseys,
Cashmer-de. Lanes " col shaWls.
Bed ric&lng, Drilling flanue!s, Bro. Holland,
irish Linen kussjs Diaper Crash, Begging,
Balung. NicGlug, Hose. Needles, Pins. Rib
bins, Thread, slik, Cord, Fringe, Gimp, But
tons. Thmblcs. Sluds, Shirts Buttons, Suspen.
ders, side aud Back Combs, Of NIL shapes and
lies. Also q lirgc assortment Of
Boots e. Shoes, Nardrare e. Crocksry.
Also, large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar, Brown, HAVANA, Muscovata
aud New Olleaus Sugar; Old Java and Rio
Coffee; Oh lIy-on, Young Tyson aud Black
Teas; Nu,mcg.. Cloves, Pepper, AlIspice'
Ginger. ! jIsn, >nleta'u~, &c &c.
uuaya. Oct, IS, 1871
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"Roogh and Ready" to be Soda news
paper establishment Of this name, al Charles
ton, Coles Co., H., is offered for sale. The
paper was wing to the hub, but was willing
that people should vote for Taylor as no.
party man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

GAIT. MOWER, Of the Chicago Rifcmon,
&C., &C., we see by the Chicago Democrat.
has just received the appointment from the
President of Assistant Quartermaster in the
place of Capt. Naper, resigned. Incredible.
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MEXICO TAKEN!
AND
APerfect kvalanche ofGoods at
I3QQa5lI QQ93a

ale that bugs some goods buys trash, Out
they tcho deal at Boughton's Cheap one
Price Store nerTJG Of getting bdrgd'ns!"
HIS present stock surrasses all aud every
stock of Goods ever exhibited in O'awa,
aud as they were purchased late can aud will be
sold from 10 to % per cent. lower than any stock
IN town.
Particulars next week, bn. TO secure rich anu
desirable styles oi goods, delay no, an early call.
Agre,ahly to the custom OF my very worthy
I" brethren Of HE Trods," | also 'e'utn heart
felt thanks to the public for the many hindnes'es
have received at their hsnds.
NItnwn, Oct ID. lSlT.
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EXcellency ON the 2lih uli., stipulate that
. u''' army un'tF my command shall have
wy pt'neSV VI O",a'Ni''S S"ppheS from inc
~ Va ny N.So' AHeic "cEe repeater VIZ
Iat'.hS o' the>e ArtseieS soon alter the ar
"''s''@e WIS MHnt", aud nave now S"ou
!e"SOh t'r Ge''''''S mar Nlthh Tue '+>'
80. 'o"' '''"'N' Il "', o''oi'' inc Cd" anu
'J - -. N""'e 'u"N 'i'.'" "I9 also N.0'".
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ia r,,I..,!. =, ,.,r,,,,' I'll c,,,.it,.t, ,,.
ann; ITO, ,.,ni,.,t.I e., ,r,,, bonn.
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yINI,Irf SCOTT.
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'"'' '"S'''>'' my anu '''"''>
"o!e SANTA ANNA replied on me same Gay N
= lengthy letter, in which after denying that
the authorities of Mexico had o5,tuctod the
,,,..,.., ,f ,..,,.;.;,,.. ,..,b, A,.,ori.,,, nv
~! or N4A' S"! "C" "o'NS VI I''1''N "'''"
had been undertaken, he comes back on Scott
in a strain which all will admit cntlt!e, him
e., -i,, anil, r ,,f,,;,o,,. soo,,,s s,,,,.
-,
''o' III co"""'''"S u'p'oE'"''V '"''Si'''"
ence. We give the matena! paragraph Q!
his letter:
Iii NOT vy;th,,,, r-root crirr and even ip-
lirn,tiou thatl Layp rrceiysJ rnr,,nuuica-
tim, from Tho ritic, and VILLAGE, nccuuipd
. bv the army If yonr Excrllcncy. in rcla-
} t,on to the violation Of The TEMPLES conse-
/ Grated to IN, vor>hin of God; 10 the Mum
/ dor of fine so,,el vases. anIthe rrolauat,on
of tbc imorc, verrro,eJ By the NIcNicau
peorle. Profoundly have been affected
/ by the ror1r.loip4s Of father, and husbands,
nj. the y;olr,re offered TO their dauch,er,
and wives. and these same cities md villa.
YES have Neon sacked NOT emil, IN violation
. Gfthc orro;.tic.. hrt Of, F, snri,l rriucnrl,s
nrr,Iair,,d and re>rrrtcd Ly civilized ma
. lions I h,vr oL,,r,.,d ,il,i,ce 70 H., prt>-
/ emf ,no,nrnt in order mot 4, ob,truct fine
. ,ro.-r.,. oi ,,c.,oti,,ions which hrId ONT the
( ho,, ,C tr,r,;rg,;n.r - canadians war. aud
u,,s winch vrmr rTcru,nry Ia, cbaract,ri.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

Owing to one Of those over'igh;s that VIII
.,,,et;,ns, oecar in lho beSi re sulaiod .ami'
lies, part of our this week 5 ediaon was
priu,cl off wiihon, the outside date having
Leeu altered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

FATHER MAruEw.--In letter received
from this venerable Irish philanthrolis' by
the last steamer, he says: "Next spring,
God permitting, l shall proceed to your glo-
rious republic, to give expression, in person,
to the gratitude that swells my BOSOM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

Here is as pretty toast as we ever saw !:
"America-Like tho Roman virgin, she
las pressed her full breasts TO her furnishing
parents lips,c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

The wings of Erie county, Pa, have for
mally nominated Mr.. Clay as their cnndi-
date for tho Presidency.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

The whig organ in Louisville is very sa-
gocious. Witness the following extracts
from articles published on the same day.
Boston Post.
1t shows the most contemplate imbecih.
ty ON the part of the administration that vol
unteers are called on to go 10 Mexico at this
deadly time of the year-LouiSriHe Jour.
nal Sd.
No danger need be apprchondcd from sick
ness, as the troops viii not reach Mexcobe.
fore northumberland journal, Sd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

Iiyit ot'Gorcpor French TO the Nary Yard.
--Govenor French and suite Of Illinois, ac-
companied by Col, Oakley, visited the Navy
Yard yesterday. They were received by
Captain McKeever, who, with Captain Hud.
son escorted the party on board the lne-of
battle ship North Carolina, where they Were
received in n very handsome manner by
Captain Nichols. On their departure, the
usual salute was fired. Altogether, the Wis.
II and the reception, were very pleasant and
agreeable. Governor French and Col Oak
ly were delighted with what they saw
AGg York HeraM.
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"Ao Nom This is now
the wing issue, substituted for the Wilmot
Proviso. II does not preclude the wings,
however, from the prxilege-o which they
have already copcouly awaited themselves
of abusing the administration and Mr.
rri,t, for consenting to take only New
Mexico and Upper California in concluding
u treaty of peace with Mexico.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-15

NJ Paris, on the Sd, the Sandman Am.
bassador, resident at the French court. pre-
sented nj the office for Foreign Affairs, n
diplomatic mole from his government, of
which the following is the substance: In
case his holiness, Pope Plus, should claim
armed assistance from his majesty, tho King
OF Sardinia, against the Austrian INVASION
has Sandman majesty viii consider himself
bound not 10 refuse that assistance, il being
his duty - an Italian honor, to cause the in,
dependence OF all the States of the peninsu.
Ia TO be respected rs guaranteed by the treat
Is of Nicnn n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

Port of New York, December go. Is47.
Arrived.


Ship Ashland, Hubbard Liverpool days, with ndss and
223 passengers TO sturses Clesrman Co,
ship Hsrtio d. Sanperman. sa,annai days,to Durham
Ship n Allen, ,mpbeli Charleston, d.v, to q Sutton.
Bark Venon Baxtef saysnnsh days with cotton TO star
Bng Aimatis s~ith. Cursco. 10 days, to 8 W Lewis.
Brig Mar eius Sh, field. ~ Martins ID days 20 Nssmth
Wssn Has had pilot board dsya Ia the late Nh gale
brig A. bian. Griffin, Ragged Island " DAYS with ls2 bus
salt eudefgat Sid IN co with br sehf ihos feaTsoa
B,bng nm, Adeline Croe,n Hsifr dsy,, with 6sh 70
Huater co. i3h mstsnt lat 20 Is Ion H. spike brf
Frank from ssrinsm 0lou l3th Instant, miles
by south Of Sandy Hook saw bak Colombaa OF bsh
British big Jane. Moran. Boyle. Hafsr. 10 days. with
sehG ws.sosa. Ws. slvarnah. sdaJs. with $500 feet
thinner. 10 Badger Peck
sch American sysem. Robbins Cherrysons. with gaia
Hcbr nj Iagram Holt, Cheuvstone with Benton
Schr Banquet VsuEhsu. sud,lk Va. 10 Bsntoa
Schr EtchaLee, Sweet, Sad.lk, Va 10 Benson
schr T Il Skinner Kesm, Wstehspfs. kAto j Benton.
Schr 4 dior, Wilson, Virginia.
Schr Esge. BAR Philadelphia DAYS, coal 20 master
Captain D. that by the OF Jesse smh VS.
found dead Egg Harbor had doet uade hs h,ad-sa
schr Teas, Baker, Phisdelphis. bound 10 boston.
Schr Larkin, -, Phiadel.h,ai hoaad 20 Boston.
Schr a Baker, Br,gg., fhilsdrh hia
sehr Virsinis. For Richmond 6 sIs
schr John tones, -, kchmond
schf II ing Willis. Fort hehmond'
sloop Ann Moore. -, Virginia
Brig Larkn. Of wsreham-fefused pilot ITO" p'o' boat
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BANGOR, Me. Dec. Is, ls47.
Napig alton and the Weathsr-THs Market-The Presi-
DENTS Message, &C., &c, &c.
Our hsrbor ia at present free from ce which 10 not
generally the case at this of the year. but how
losg will remain your correspondent knoweh not
vet it 10 thought by the oldest inhabant' that Jack
Frost will make his appearance soon and put veto on
navigation, and thus obige vessels to discharge at
Frankfort distant about twelve miles below thriving
city.
The weather of late has been very mild aud pleasant
more like June than December, aud the snow that fell
the 9Th instant, which afforded seighing for about
three days together with several rain storms have net
only swesd the waters of the Penobsco but rendered
roads and streets very muddy much so that II
impedes the locomotion of b )th and beast The
slow and dangerous mall therefore arrives at Rmuch
later hour than it does generally There ling no snow
in the woods in company with the difficulty OF getting
in supplies those engaged in numbering will b obgeJ
to operations for the present which will without
doubt, enhsnce the price of lumber.
Our market Is well supplied with -four, but as mat
ter Of pretty high price Is asked for it. which
has been the months past 1t is useless to hope
for better state OF things so long as speculatDg
rogues control the market or at least till they have
been " born again" Some Of them lost money last
spring by refusing to sell their -four Mt fair price
They expected aud hoped that 1t had risen In Europe
but when to the eft ct that II had decreased
in price they were quite chop fallen Perhaps they did
not tnnK That ne That Is greedy OF gain trouoeth MS
own house u
The Presidents Message has not created much sensa-
ton here The democrats tbnkit q plain out-spoken
document, and heartily concur with its statements in
regard TO the war while the other hand the lead
ing wings denounce 1t in bitter but many of The
bone and muscle" Of the whg party agree with the
President In regard to Withdrawing our victorious
troops from Mexico Three of the four mountains OF
Moab have expressed their sentiments regard to It
and the President. The D,mocrat says, It Ia very
able aud interesting state paper and that will stand
the test time for its correct American principles and
pure patriotism and that 1t places its au hor
hi CHER ground American statesman than he has
ever beor. stood The Whs and Cou Ter saws IL Ia
q mps,ags which may we'll make American citizens
blush5 that 4" its doctrines are such OBJ
and that some Of Its most important promises
based upon fasehood, and not upon truth The
Gdkent ssys" The course OF the President from the
day he oraered Gen. Taylor to advance from Corpus
christi has all tended TO shut him up to his present
positon,that it has to be neck or nothing
that Mexico will not know that sbs IL beaten any
more than would Taylor Ut Buena Vists'-thst the
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A<xsv-s 80 ssss~S2sras
SuNsAS Dee 20


suN.As Dee 20
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Aaa.pol:: pa''4 S.Sol% aHaS b johns. Haoid Col
S GSsc a%E Gss aS Da''As' co..
ASToR HOUSE.
ya.s.a M M:S sP
y y.,Is RPosi su sa;T
fE Ya r NsF and
smith Xf@1 rsaS%Gty PH Ms9S Bo S6s9
s sf:sf; ca %S'S'Sstw
pss9 S
so;o1; Mr. sss.y rOushleep'e' T. Saunders Richmond
cRoToN HOTEL.
S.M. Sa nssEs. R.itfpSs sf Nss
and ay GI
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
Mason, Boston; Bancr off, do Clar e. Sandy Hill;
sss R SsiS
HOWARD HOTEL
Ssw Hs,.n
sp'h''d' fh'iads'ph I,,nsox,s HOTEL,
sykes. Norwich; A Brown, Hntford Smith, Ten
Ss,s T.l:s' S xa R
sas.. Fs NS % E; sss &c:
VI F,tham Phs; II Clarke Syracuse; sk Leidy, Pha;
VI n Cook, Cincinnati; w q Dormin do George George,
do; r Moore, do.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
e. B Smith, Chandler, Chenanko county; w Camper,
Delaware; Nr Carpenter Philade phs; j Grower, New
Jersey; Walsh, Newark Wiser, Washington city;
Pruder MIR sullivan, kingston; Mr. Bartlett FOrt Edward
PEARL STREET HOUSE
Nv Downing, Phladepnia; M Richards, Atleboroush; II
Thomas Thorn Brooks, Ill R0b Reynolds, Ha tiord;
Capt Taylor, Boston; J II Grove. Providence.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
: J l. stenmer, New York; Clark, Massachusetts.
TAMMANY HALL.
JH Lawrepee. Del; w. Eaves Conn. ID. II. Pratt Wor-
csster; o. Pesou ke Newark; NJ. Creeney, n H; w XII
sr; D. Prescott Boston, X. White, Albany; J. H. Ferris,
Reekskll; u. M. Howell. Conn.
RATuBUN's HOTEL.
Mr. and Mrs Hall, T. Eldridge: Dr. Perrin, Weld and J
lnS,ey raasph' Mr ana as,or Ride
port
WESTERN HOTEL.
L l. Burton. Hamilton, " Y; o Sheldon do; Can't.
Ing, Rocky HILL, NJ; w McKie Salem; shaw, Snow
Point; Metcaf Providence; Bate hellor Saratoga CO;
Richardson, AItleborough; Thomas, Albany; FISH,
Uues Grant Prattsviile; Mrs Potter, Crapston' HI
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tend u 10 ons hour and half bat the old rule stands
uuiupsrsd AMI hour Il to b. the iimitsson. rhe
rem srks Of Mr. Morse, OF La wsrs very much 70 tne
point Next followed discussion on tae Sutthsonisu
fusrtuton Mr. sHiiArd bravely dsfen ling IT, ana Mr.
Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, attacking with ths
fsrocitv night of La Nsnchs his ever memo
r.bls assault upoa ths wind mill All very tru-i tbs
b,arsstw invested Ia those Arkansas bonds, which
Arg has not redssmsd but the Govern mt vas
snsbls for the money and Congress Ia making IL
god did only an OF the comnonsst honesty lsee
House report. .
Mr. Al ,oua we understand considers that his policy
with Mexico IS given la q las edit orsl Of the Herald
IL not soy the dss espsca In references 10 nus re-
sorptiou the Republic OF Mexico but apart from the
r-sou as do not discover that the editor Of the
Herald has misunds materially tbs ground
pied by Mr. Calhoun A week or two more, and We shall
kaow sll about 1t.
The day has bright and beautiful; the evening
comes clear and sparkling. Respectfully,
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postponed and take the qusse., q prspoasisa isds


pendent cftAs rules
Mr. HiLIARp after quotiog the act establishing the
Smithsonian Institution, proceeded to ifsnd the lost
tuition from Injurious reports In relation - " ne
purchased for the library sxtrsvsgsnt prizes spok-
In favor or the plan Of organE alton aud the eooaony
Instead or extravaganza of the board Of regents aud
posed the rule (abovs svsn) presented BY the commit
tee for adoption
Mr. JOHNSON, of Tennessee gave his views. IL would
have been better II tbs money OF Mr. smithson had
been refused by government The Institution
to be incubus a drsin on the Treasury He believed
It had its origin in sim and would grow grey In nQufy
IL would be maintained at the public expense aud re
turn good to the people.
THE RULES
Mr. G. j. INoERsoLL understood that on Monday next
he old rules having been adopted until the third
day OF December onyD there would be rules
those which had been to-day adopted Aud he submit
ted q ution, which read viz:
That the rules OF the last Congress- together with
the modifcations adopted to-day. be adopted the
rules Of the House during this session Of Congress
Mr HILLIAKD-rhe only reply have to make 10 the
gentleman from Tennessee (Mr Johnsop) is
Mr. lNoEssoLL-Wsit till this resolution 10 etsd upon
Mr. HILLiARD have only one word
Mr. HENLEr-l nave an am endment TO tho rules llt
was to provide for Committee on Printing
THE SPEAKER-The only reason why the hair did not
be chosen"
MIR HENlEY-I move that the Speaker appoint the
Committee
This was agreed to-
Mr.. INoERsoLL's resolution adopted. So nov we
have rules for the Of the House hour rule
and all
Mr. STANTON moved that the House adjourn.
Mr.. HLLIARp permitted. by courtesy TO name the
third Monday Of January the time to which the rule
for the appointment Of the Smithsonian Com mittee
shall be- postponed but he had opportunity % reply
to Mr. Johnson.
And the House adjourned
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sAvAvNAH-shp Hartford-6 s bales cotton Hger & CO.
81 do Gibbs Earle Prer.2sl 70 order-ls Durham
Be De Forrest co-64 Gibbs COST Goodue co-2ls
to order rs bills tupentine Curtis and Bo1n.t Hi cow
KosPps son-N Mumfori, G Puck. Petty Mann Haskell
4 MOnke, order.
LHARLEsToN-Shp H Allen-,45 bales cotton W Phil.
lips-20 do Adams hawthon-32 do SIrsgue Robins0n
ties rice Emerc-9i bags wheat Dord 90 do corn
IsgC W Fields Cos bbIs swse. potatcs.
Brown, de Russell COY pkgs feathers Taman-pkgs
Woodeate, NUNS CLARK. Bevridge 4 CO, + M
Davies X Jon. Mrs T. Mccall
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miscellaneous Record.

VESSELS isHoRE apt Bar 81 the schr fase fstol'
schs James Hand Of Tuckshpe, and sshoe LINE
tgx Harbor and the sthr Isaac Newion rk1a ""'s %
Barnegat A total loss
BRis AMETHYST, rettpxi 81 and from su'h,aa We iei
Nav York with granite, on day Ct Az Mnck esiofs
reported) Keys Ledge, dfted on sad zach rd Al
slipped her cables and the fa SPIT Dot was on Nv
he sssistsncs OF the Forbes LEAKING 500 strokes hour
and lowed to Boston.
Puor Boar PHANTOM. while beating down III: lover bay
was by the schr Horace ~ Day esr.d awv ~,
Glib stay plank shear and wooden ends HAD
to return TO repair damages.
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of their bone.
Spoken.
Bark Ellen, Harding. from Cenuesos for Boston, Dec g.
Cape Florida NV 80 miles.
Foreign Ports.
RAaoEp ISLAND Dec S-BaIk Solomon Piper. Merithew.
for New York. IA DAYS; schs Thompson Kean for Balti.
more; Zulm. Squirting wig
MARTINS Dec Ozark Jane Witham Of Portland Log;
rne Long, of and for Baltimore ldg
Home Ports.
BosToN Dec ls-Cd bsrks w Blodget Loring, Trinidad;
Alex ,ndre Err BLIZZARD New York Of her inward cargo;
big. Germ Small Jr, Trinidad Jane Howes, Dyer Rich
moud schr Alert, Collins, Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Dec l6.-A Br brig Britain ia, Renna I'd, from
City Poin-put repair damages sustained in her spars
rigging Sc by fire the llth ins brig Alvano
Eranc9n. Kemp m Boston in ballast sd bark
Pratt stannard from rangeis Sound bound New Haven't
Splendid Terry from Nantcocke, bound 70 New Haven;
from do, bound to do.
vile, SC; MnsaIdis, PEBBLE, Georaetown, sc.
NEWPORT, Dec l6-AH schs Ceres Smith, from Trinidad
for Boston Dispatch Atwood from Virginia for do Cid bark
Charles Devens, Bailey, NOheans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

psssdsat aid not forsses this-hs supposed that bold
dsmonstrstion would bring her upon her knsss'-that
The had not studied the Spanish Characters people
whose will Is the last part Of them that you
whip the life out Of their hearts, and the courage
out OF their heels, but they never say die'n The
MTemy has not, yet expressed an opinion as to it's
merits or dement's. Souvenir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20

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bales Smith, Thugar colo bales Cameron Brand6 cks
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