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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-16
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soNo NOT MysIc
Gold gold, how we love it 1T glittsrs and rhinss
IT'S solid requirement any can see
Our shops are our only devotional shrinss
Where the idols supreme are pork, sugar and tea.
From the lips of the starving we extract the ORE
The laboring classes are ever our prey;
And gan on the spirit that's humbls We pour,
And OF drive the angel Of mercy away.
With servants in livery, carriage and two,
Our ersM Is barrel, with pork sticking throush-
A tea-chsst, wssh-tuh, for Arms we have all.
At the Opera too not knowing word
OF tho language thei5 singing We ever look wise.
And vow that their voicvo are sweet ~ BIRD,
Or ask our next nsighbor VIII -four again riss.'
What is talent "A dream that we ever dsspiss
1t seldom brings dollars 1t seldom brings cents
And nd reading alas only INJURIES the eyes
Tho lore that We study L. how to gain pence
Office holders We toady with dinners and wine,
Till they cry in amazement good sirs tits enough;
or eaten live Lord-then our Joy u divine
But men like the Dickens we found rather tough
Sometimes travel-good heavens what noise
In France is created by lie Captain Brown ="
We astonish the Natives like one Of the b'hoys
Who, sad to relate, was elected uptown
At church the stained glass IL conducive to sleep,
With cushions OF velvet to lie meath our head
Or think that our last new Investments too deep
Or dream every hope OF the Kyd stock 10 ded.
Our mines Of Potos are dry goods and flour
Our conscience the dollars give to the priest
Our charity Pharsses-rvalcd, whose power,
Der Jerusalem's temple Christ quickly released
Here's health to the eagle-the eagles Of gold
>. No matter how purchased-aoquire them viii
And cen though nations proud honor be sold,
Well hug to our shame the fond idol still.
Miscellaneous.
A man named Tucker, painter by trade, burned
to death at fire In South Boston, on Tuesday.
The Aegany river is said to be In nne condition for
rafting and the lumbermen improving their oppoF
tunity Business along the banks presents business
like appearance.
They had beautiful snow storm In Bangor, Tues
day.
On Monday night, woman whose name
tanned to be Hart, found In dying condition In
cellar in William street Boston She was lying on her
face, and there two inches Of water the cellar
floor at the time. Some restitution down there too.
A boy named j. Davenport Fisher, twelve years Of
pupil In the Brimmer School, at Boston, said TO
have collected by his efforts In this school, the
Of $50 for the aid Of tbs starving population Of rV
land, and handed 1t over to the Mayor
Five prisoners confined in tho New Castle jaN made
their escape on Saturday night last Two have been
taken the others are yet at large.
Mr.. James G.. Edwards, Of St. Charles county, Me,
committed suicide at st Louis last week, In state Of
mental alteration.
heavy shock Of an earthquake felt at saso, No.
| last Thursday evening.
The Philadelphia yearly meeting Of division e
Philadelphia, on Monday next.
Great preparations making In Phadslphia for the
Examinations on Monday evening next.
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A FEW active Men 20 South or West TO act ,c
"A Agents for the sale of and popular Publications
and above their will be insured TO them IN VII
now in our EMPLOY will no doubt make over per
clear Of all expenses Zach viii hsye his district
good fitting out Apply * FRE NcHs Publi.hirE Hall i'i
prosdwsy, up stairs Once Of the Flag Of our osiUn
letters must b postpaid "%''
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l. Steamer spitfire.
2. 0unboat Petrol.
8. Gunboat Tampico.
4. Steamer Vixen.
s. Gunboat Bonita.
8. Gunboat Refer.

GULr SQUADRON, VERA Cruz, March %, ls47
gives pleasure to sny that the city Of Vera Cruz
and tho famous castle Of San Juan dc Ua have captu
lated. Alto O'Clock to-
morrow the stars stripes will fly to tho breeze from
the famous castle Of San Juan de Uua.
send you sketch Of the otila attack, and the posi-
ton occupied by the army
The fotila the morning of tho 23d about
hundred yards from the city In front Of water battery
and about thousand yardsfr the castle. Mdshp
man Shubrick and six soamen killed at tho navy
battery on shore.
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O.. u. CLARKE

q. Is. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT T.7TLOR.
NO: Jig WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW
~ STORES, BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN
street-In the Spring all bodies the outer covering
but is the only snmal who has The question
then arises who will cothe him cheapest and best viii and
Mine strictly cash business both IN buying and SELL
ing make the finest quality Of French Black Dress Goats
for $40; lower qualities Sic and STA Black Cloth Sacks SIT
ready made Every the trade equally good and
cheap st2lwsr
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little girl in Pawtuokst r. l., 10 years ola sttsmpt'
I'd suicide on Tuesday BY drowning
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
The President has filled the vacancies occasion
cd by the declinaton Of Gen. Benton and Gen. Cum
ming to accept the command Of major generals In the
army United States by the appointment Of Briga
der Generals Pillow and Quitman Of the volunteers
serving In Mexico. They have both had the advantage
Of the experience of years. active service In Mex
co and learn esteemed in the army among the
most valuable officers In the service. Gen Pillow has
performed valuable services In the field and among
the most conspicuous osers Of the army in the recent
bombardment and siege Of the city Of Vera Cruz and
castle Of San Juan dUla He selected by General
Scott Of the three officers under his command to
adjust with the enemy the terms Of surrender General
Quitman acted most CALAMITY at tho battle OF Monterey
There Is peculiar propriety in making promotions to
these important commands from the volunteer service
The promotion Of Col. Cushing, who commands
regiment Of volunteers In Mexico to be brgader gene
raj Of volunteers, Is also well deserved Ho Ia Of
distinguished talents and has exhibited great patriotism
in his late exertons to raise the Massachusetts, regiment
Of volunteers Thus the country will perceive that the
administration Ia organizing the army to its full compile
ment OF officers u Is not enough to gain victory We
must fully profit by 1t. No man will complain OF the
want Of energy in the administration. The will be
prosecuted with tho utmost vgor until the object has
been accomplished, by securing honorable peace
Washington Union, April IA.
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AFFAIRS WITH yIrCATAy

AFFAIRS WITH YUCATAN.
La Patrid says I'VE are informed from a credible
source THAT the day before yesterday there arrived
the documents from Washington, which under date
Of oath March, recognized the position Of Yucca
TAM and allowing Of free commercial intercourse between
the American ports and the Yucaaneso ones only
with that Of Carmen do Laguna in consequence Of the
atcrs close proximity to Tobasco, In consequence Of
this the schooner Atrevdo will leave bore
row for Yucatan On the 22nd March, Don Jose Robra
tho Yucstan Commissioner left Washington for New
York, from whence 1t IL understood he would go Cam
peachy.
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TNCHANGERYBefore the Vice CHANG elIoI of the First
CircuitTghe Davey Executor Of the Last Will and Tss-
lament OF Thomas Haggery deceased Bridget CaaghAn.
ann others y. o Derry, Compliments Solicitor;
Pursuant TO the directions the decree made the above
entitled cause aud the provisions contained in the will
and OF the above named deceased aud for purpose
OF closing administration Of the estate the said deceased
will expose for sale, and sell public auction the
9Th day of May " o'clock Of that day the
Merchants Exchange, the city Of New York by Edward
H. Ludlow Con auctionee the highest bidder All the
interest Of the said deceased in the Of Sec
ton Five of township Eight south Range -Four tho
county Of Calhoun, the state Of Illinois, hun
drea and sixty Whereabouts And also the norh
west quarter Of Section Twenty township Thirteen noh.
IN Range Two west the county Of Mercer in the came
state containing hundred and thereabouu
howsoever the said real estate be particularly
properly described.
Any further information that may be desired will be given
by the Complanants Solicitor, j. W. l.. White EsQs
Defendants Solicitors,
TiGHE DAvEY, Executor a. aforesaid,
:. 49, corner Of Houston and Allen
A III uuyua L.
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GYANOIThe cargo Of the brig Virginia about three
superior other kind the market The
Guano dry and be sold close the At one and
half pound and object the farmers Of the
country.
The cargo Trappel Stores Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be the Office Of
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON CO., Ns Water street.
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THE PLAN OF THE COMMANDMENT OF VERA CRUZ MARCH, sa7
Positions of the American Army Forces
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FOR SALE.
3l A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
m the Cd and Sd Avenues. 1t well finished aud epete
with the latest improvements including kitchen range
sink cold and warm baths water closets Sc Italian marble
mantels throughout the house, yd Of fifteen feet
front with versndah and French windows The house
Of Of houses the south side Of the For
further particulars apply TO WISE SONS
m9 lm~rh liz Pearl street.
FOR SALE-WEST CHESTER LAND.
wat TO GENTLEMEN, in want Of sites for country
soas To gardeners of land for gardens
and all persons wishing location in the neishborhood
Of New York;
500 of land in the town Of Wesche,ter within nine
Bridge free OF toll nQr offered private sae in lots
tanning from TO ACRES each The lands are within
minutes railroad; front good roads, the
ncghborhood of schools a9d churches different denomna
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS,
Morrisiana, Westchester co., or to
WALTER RUTHERFORD, 70 Nassau ST., MY.
MN Inns
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New York, April 18th, 1877, " ' sissS,mM.re
EW YORK PoUDRETTE COMPANY.

% Chambers street, corner Of Centre.
pOUDRETTEFOR SALE, wholesale and retail, Of m
very best quality; Fertilirng Powder for flowers vines
cents and 81.
n BOrders for the removal Of the contents Of sinks snt
cesspoo promptly attended Careful and
always employed. JOHN r. BRINCKERHOFF,
AZ 2ws rrc Ae~.s
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND RI hNlIOhE
WANTED.
4 AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having mperfiuous effects
IL TO dispose Of snch as Wearing Al raIei, Furniture Ge.
obtain fair cash price for the same sending
subscriber through the Post Oce or Otherwise who will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
:. te6 Broadway, mp stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENsTYN.
apl2 msrc
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
lose VICENTE BRITO is DESTROYS Of giving lessons IN
the French and Spanish Languages BY simple but ehee-
tive method. lie would also be willing take charge Of the
French and Spanish departments young ladies' gentle
mems academy.
Those desrou engaging his services FOR either of the
above objects wilEpleac apply No II Wall street room No
pup stairs where, by leaving their address, they will be
tended TO- saivsr
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
II PAKESG CO. No. 37s Pearl street. have received their
usual large supply ofn tho patterns every syle
,nd quality of French and American Paper Hansins-, Dor
ders, Views frcbosrd Prints and wide window Curtain
Paper which they offer TO dealers and otber At
extremely low prices.
short imsrc
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ARA TO LET IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-The two story
@ brick front house. with folding DOORS it contains
and basement, good order, pump in the yard
with lots of ground carriage house, cherry plum peach
tsteay laid out with bushes and great variety Of other
Charles NJ Church. 100 Chatham Of John Skmnn
Of North Second and Lormer the premises
2y&
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Por,h.rr,eu. nv ,be Ra,nbow.

INDIA AND CHISA.--The Overland Mail arrived by
express al London the 9Th May. The date from Bonn
bay ia April J. There Is great mystery respecting the
death Of Akhbar Khan, the notorious Wuzz~er OF Caba
who first reported % have died Of dertufa resns
az now said have been poisOned by order OF his
wn father who unable to control bis turbulence
against whom he preparing 70 raise rebellion
The good Zuman Khan died At Cabul, OF poison,
about the same time From Lahore there is nothing
remarkable. Ia Scinde tranquility prevails Sir e.
Napier remains AZ kurrschee with his family. The
Governor General and the COmmauder-inChief OF
India we're 20 have reached sima about the end of
March The Eizsm's dominion presents the same old
picture of misery aud discomfort which an unpaid sol
dery and an oppressed pessRnry have long exhibited.
The inhabitants of the Bombay and Bengal Presdencies
have made large subscriptions for the relief OF the sui
fering poor Of Scotland and Ireland The hot season
had begun India but the health OF the Inhabitants was
generally good The new Governor OF Bombay was
gaining much popularity by his energy and activity.
The health Of the King of Holland is hopeless.
The Amnesty in Spain is to be extended to Is.
psrtero.
Mr. OConnen left Avignon for Aries on the 2sth
ultino.
General Narvaez was TO have reached Paris on
the 7,h Spanish Minister.
The Belgian journals state, that malignant typhus
fever is very prevalent n the province of Flanders
On the 4th Of April, one of these dreadful fires
which the curse Of Turkey broke out in Bucharest
the capital Of Wsllachs. IL was blowing violent South
wind at the time and the fire. ser raging most IN.
tensey for "a hours ceased for of fue having
sumed in ts progress upward Of 1900 houses and n
public establishments.
Toe loss Of property is immense and has been
vmiOusly estimated from 100000 to 60 500 600.
To account for this apparently exaggerated lose. it s
mention tnat single counting
house proof sgsTine resisted the intense fury
Of the flames. According 10 our correspondent, 500
miserable houses all that remain of the -four
shing Bucharest London Herald.
~ The Leeds Mercury says that an expert
snced printer has discovered mode Of making printing
Ink rollers Of the prepared and improved India rubber
and which is permanently elastic, and will last a.
east ten times long rollers made ia the usual way
Md OF ths ordinary mstrral
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Gouses for Sale.


.aae RROOKIYN LOTS FOR sALR-SiS lots Of
Nss ground on ktanic-st between HOyt and Bond sts
- Also four lots PaciScst between Hoytsnd Bond
ss-viu be sold a bsf gate. For particulars apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auesioneer.
ie21w Broad-st.
$50 AT PRIVATE sALE-Eour lots OF ground on
~ he southwest corn-T Of First avenue ana rolf-
- teanthst each 0i q feet BY l0o feet Inches For
particulars apply to ANTHONY ). BLEEShEK,
ie2 lw Anclonser eIo-l-- ---
50 IyOT -AT.F-The resideucc OF Tnoms, Wright
t- deceased with farm 100 sores OF land situated IN
- Columbia County miles fsom Cry Of HUDSON The
shove IL very desirable place aud viii be sold low for
farther parcu Journal Of Commerce, or apply 70
SARAH A. WRIGHT on the r.aises or - WILLIAM
WRIGHT, 2l9 PesFl-sL SAMUEL ThOMfsoN, 20
Pesr.st. mySl I'm
"a FOR SAIF-A block ofisnd between SIKH and
Et seventn avenues aud One Hundred and Thirty fsl
IL and One Hundred and Thiftysecona 80. containing
Sc lois OF land al to grade AID 81 for Immediate occupa
Also 10 los IN the block between Third AMI Fourth
enue and One Hundred snd Thirteenth and Ore huoded
aud Fourteenth SIS In The immediate yciny Of improve
Also 60 ios between Fourth and Fifth avenues snd One
Hundred az Eleventh and Oue Hun red and Iweitl as
Apply 10 lmyi5 lml kEfCHUM, % Nassau e
So FOX SAIE-The vsluabe stores known As "a,
- Is Snd ~ PearsL and l. 8 s. z 3 H. -, 10 ~, y
IS = 10 r. H. rs, rs and 20 Pls a. In the City OF
New York considerable portion Of the purchase tao
ney msy remain on mortgage. 1ney VIII be sold seps
rttv and Tor terms sppv To either NJ the suhscrihers
x. ~ BLATCHFORDi Hanoyer-st
myeu p. n BLTCHFosn.
go EOK -AE.E OR To LEA-E.--A valussle
~. h1use nd nine Of land susted In TIE yiage
~ Of Newiown. Long Is and, about four miles ON
Wfliam.bIrgh The Louss Is new and built by dsys
work two stories hgh, conisninS eight r1onsi Rsp
good kitchen attached csteru end wrlo exec er
he house Il surrounded by beautiful orchard Of the chuic
rst fruit Apply 20 ROOT. MACK on the premises NJ L,
uiy28 w. WM. BELCHEk. ~ Pearl-st New-lo..
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the sussr would otherwise Be rendered EresSy and
Of bad quality throughout To effect this separation
expedtOusly pans Of peculiar construction each bold
log five gallons. are filed With mix (now used a.
most universally 10 ooviaie the prejudice arising from
the previous use q blood which answered the same
purpose that milk now does) Toward the bottom OF
each pan 10 faucet and underneath this dish resting
on = shsf; q small piece Of I,As extends hallway
the bottom Of the pan runs up the side and resn
sso ON the shelf BY some means the zinc causes the
cream 70 rss very rapidly and the cock being open
ed the milk runs Of into the dish, while the cream
gradually settles down on the bottom OF ths pan and the
coek being closed Il IL left there-the milk being ex.
trscted even % wines sssfulThe Professor thought
this might BE- interesting to ali milk dealing people.
Col CLARK mentioned that in England we
think II wssl dairymen zinc pans tHHeS toe milk
being put H. gslvsnic action is thus established which
causes = more rapid separation Of the cream Prof
MAPS on the contrary thought this principle Of timed
zinc hardly possible mechanically as the temperature
required fuse TIN ia much higher han maj Of zoe
The following is full list Of the Members Of the
Board Of Asreuture Of the American o'ttuetor l547
completed 10 conformity to the Bylaw
President-PHiLfP SCHUYLER. EeT York City.
Vics PrssidSEt-NIcHoLAs WYcKoFT. Bush~icE, l.. J.
eserrarV-I LAWRENCE SMITH, Shutdown, L.
Nsabeys--R. T. UnderhilL Croion Point, N. T.
Charles Henry Hall Harlem \ y Thomas briogernsn
New York Civ w Townsend, Astoria /. J. : Henry
A. Field New York City Robert : Lisingston, bsrfy
town Dutchefs Co. y. Y; Thomas Bel. hOrrsanis
Charles Denpi.on Morrissuia L. NJ DOdd, Orange n
J E1~1fd Clark Brooklyn. l. J.; Francis bsrre,e
West Farms n Y. James Monroe. Hsrlem, y l. :
Djzmin l.. Benson, Harlem, ~ mona. Aoo.s En-
met New York City Jordan l. hott, Harlem n J.
Lewis @ Morris West Farms n. Y; James g Bergen
Gowsnus. L. l. James De Peyster, New YORK Cry
samuel Walker Boston, Mass John 0. Choules. Boo
- a.. u : Dearborn ROxnury Mass l.
Pell Pelham Ulster Co n Y. James Rennie, New York
City; Roswell l.. Colt Paterson, n. J. Ambrose sis-
vens Eew.York City D. = Mills, Eewtovn. l.. J. : Rob
ert Grant Pleasant Valley, Duchess Co n Y
The Club finally adjourned till a fortnight thence,
at same hour and place, as usual-subiects for dis
cussion, Dairy Husbardry, continued. and 7ErniP
Culture
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RROnKL.YN AEFAIRs-

Mr.. BIBBs LEcTUREs-Mr. Francis Spies an
nounces in the Advertiser that be- % one Of the Trustees
Of the Brooklyn Femsle Academy wos oppo'od TO
granting the of the Chapel Of that Institution for the
second lecture Of Mr.. Bi5b. He says
" as a member OF that Board, am unwilling 20 rest
under the inpu,son Of having sanctioned by my vote,
that room IN which large number OF the daughters
of Brooklyn meet daily should be desec aj and Occu-
pied by such promscuous sssemblsge Of all colors a.
wa met there the above occasion
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Law Z onrts.

VIcE CRAScELLoH's CouRr-Before VceChAncello1
Sanford - ID ecisiOns .-Joka Sielaar9 VS. J Ulhicl
GEd J Sftrss leases TO w s SSyrss the stur,
No Is wnhamst adjoining Beaver. TO be occupied or
the regular ousi0css OF dry goods lObbers and
the auction business Mrssrs W & : after getting pos
session commenced Ia 1t the business Of selling dry
goods by suction. Mr. :. obtained Injunction re.
strsinug them from such and motion Is MADE TO have
the injunction dissolved
Various questions we're raised among them whistler
the selling Of dry goods by auction does not come suf
tcently near the lesse-thst the owner not dam
sged by the difference to have complain
and that II he had sustained damage the remedy
would be in Court OF Law and not In Chsncery and
that this Court therefore has no Jurisdiction In the
matter
The Vice Chancellor In bis decision. stated that q
iobber Is defined to be merchant who buys goods Of
tne importer and sells 20 the retsiler-sn suctoneer
does not purchase at ALL but sells for others the
kinds Of business are widely apart and defendants
knew that the owner Intended the auction business
should not Be carried on in the store.
An owner nsy Insist upon such covenants and mode
OF enjoymeat OF the property may be sgreed upon
aud u not 10 BE- Invested of his rights when the
nsn' Is broken by the opinion that breach occssonei
MIN no substantial ipjary-he bad right 20 define the
breach Tor himself 10 not necessary that the
planned OF should amount 10 nuisance in law either
public or private
AZ to the Jurisdiction Il 10 cne Of those cases which
THIS Court has hight to take eoguirsnce of-ai law
new cause OF seton would arise every dsy the defend
ant sold II suction. This nish lead 10 q multiplicity
OF suits harrsssiog 10 both parties and then n brought
how IL IL possible estimate the sctn. damaged Jury
might into wide Geld of conjecture without any
certainty OF coming OF IL point Of ,u.tee to the
paroles one jury might suppose tns suction business
would lngre the adjoining premises and give dAms gee
while another would hold the reverse.
think said the Vice Chancellor, In a where the
parties by an express stipulation have themselves deter
mined that particular usde or business wi, Be inju
rioas or offensive 10 the other and Il dcui % be
s.craned or measured IN dsmszes II Is the duty OF the
Court Of ChSncery 10 Interfere by Injunction. Motion
70 Dissolve Injunction denied
UNITED STATS DrsrsIcr CouRr-Befors Judge
Beta hs June Term commenced yesterday. sui
eeni number OF Grand Jurors airing sesrs
ordered. and the Jury discharged Ill to-day Ths psut
Jury Wa discharged till Friday
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PORT OF NETWORK

ARRIVED
schr Psmphco, (oi Washington, NC Fuford II days
i'm 81 Thomas 20 l. Mitchell. sugar rum. sc 20
Pension Left barks Harriet Thompson. from Phsd
dise. Kingston. BoSne OF DO just arr Gem (whslor)
Proviucetown. Nickerson. put in for supplies bria
Pavilion (whsler) Adams. 2s0 obls sperm oil put IN for
do; bnR NJ Clsyton Tor - CroiN 20 load for NYork
schrs Dorcss Tkiob for Mayaguez PR Mary Ann
Ridgewsy, for New-iork; Belle McMaih. I'm George
town. just arr; brig Ann & Julia for MsrGcsbo Nay g
Schr Romeo, Blanchard, IS I'm Portland, Me, mo-
lasses d order.
sohr Granville, Palmer. Thomsston lime
Lighter schr Helen smith. Smith from the wreck OF
ship Ashland ashore At Southampton IL