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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

HBAY no attention TO new humbugs, as new cs
- tahished FerrieS--cut roads-neao bridges
and near nigh cuts. Keep the old well established
and plain road to the VAN BUREN, Ferry,
whero you will find good ferry boats-expe-
rieuced. careful and obliging ferry men and
charges as cheap as the cheapest. Droyers viii
find this the best and safest point to cross stock at,
on the Arkansas river. They will also find a
good Iot, Immediately at the Ferry landing, for
their accommodation. The farmer, by crossing
at this ferry, can have the advantage of the Van
Buren market, where the highest prices are paid
by the merchants, for all kinds of produce.
J. NJ. GLENN.
Van Buren, Sept 26, lS47.-34-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
REMOVAL :

REMOVAL
wv H. & NJ. MAfERS have removed from
their old stand TO the house formerly oc-
cupied by VIM. M. Bennett q Co. on Front street.
We will be pleased 10 wait our old friends and
customers whenever they call upon -
Fort Smith, Sept 4, lS47. 33af
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
PROTRACTED MEETING
or THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

To be held at Bells School House, near James o.'
commencing on Thursday the 18th of October next
including the following Sunday, the fth Octooer-
number of Ministers expected, and al arc IN
vtcd to participate on the occasion.
Sept. L. I647.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

oe56o shall continue in Glpsnesn osnsa ce%Siefy ty
: rsmoved to Derrynane- 1t is in'ehueu ~
or Oe ,' permanent and appropriate monument 10
sisI s memory the design of which has not YET OeeH
DIS - Irish Paper
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

A PRETTY Coon SNAKE SroRY.-The Helena
Joarnal says, Mr.. Arthur Thompson, ,son Of Mai.
Davis Thompson, living one mile above town,
killed Wednesday last, in his corn field. a Rat
tie-snake 1--WE are informed upon good authority
feet In length and trelve inches in circumfe-
reuce 1t had twenty -one rattles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

SCROFULA-JAYNE'SA ALTERNATIVEha has been
prescribed in almost every variety of disease and with
unparalleled success, especially in Cutaneous atfec
tons, Cancerous, Scrofulous and Scorbutc Diseases,
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. and diseases originating
from obstruction enlargement of the Glands, i'm
purity of the Blood.
Mr. J. H. Anderson, Lambcrtvlle, n. J., says,
used three bottles of your Alternative with ost
decided good effect.
Mr. j. F. Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, Ihave sold the
last bottle of your Alternative, and the ndica tons
are will sell very rapidly. 1t is highly SPOKEN
of by all who have used it.
Gowdy, Hazzlewood. & Davis Campellville, by
say,-We wish you to send two doz of your Alter
native, as have short of the article We are
curing Cancer, and we want you to pack the Med-
cine immediately, and forward it on. Your medicines
are taking well in this section.
Messrs Thralls & Pottnger, Warsaw, Ia, say, APl
3D. IS46-We nearly out of your Alternative 1t
;s a GOOD medicine Please send more of il.
FEVER& AGCE-A CURE WARRANTED
From every mart where Jaynes Ague Pills have been
used we hear their uniVerEaI and entire success IN
subduing Fever s Ague- III
VS.: Your que Pills making great cures noI
and your Tonic Vermfuge and give go9u
satisfaction Messrs. Emmert & Ssrohn, Ffeeport' IL
Illinois, say-We have sold all your Ague fliis' anu
most OF the Vermifugc.- Please send US on more I'M
medateIy.
Thomas Gully, Esq, Hebron, Ohio, says, \ our NE
dicnes gives universal satisfaction. Your Ague rus
have never failed to succeed.
Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne, Phiiadel Phia, ana
sold on agency by STEVENSON q BELL
Van Buren. Arks.
w fl. e. NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Paints, OH, Glass. &c.

4 BARREL spts. TurPeniinc; . do Linseed oil; 10
: Il gallons Copal Varnish; 10 do. Japan Varnsh; 40
kegs White Lead in Oil; doz. Paint Brushes, ass'd;
l0-10xT2-I0xI5 Observation-Disclosures Window
Glass; all coors Paints in Oil Lard and Sperm Oil
together with every article used in painting full
assortment Just received per late arrivals and offer
ed Ut the lowest prices, by
w. II. & NJ MAYERS
- Druggists and Groccrs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
TO THE EDITOR.
I,spER P. O., Neacioa County, Ark

LISTER 7. o., INSUtOH COUHty' 1HT'1'fI :
September ID, lS47.
nar Sir can only say that we Will go with
he North and West and against the Little s Rock o
t9sas IL r IN particular. Tom Drew and Bob
Ia5uson included. .
P', 20 make nominations; if SO, this county
fy n'S tbe Roya Family, and for Bob Snpes'
Z. congress against the world.
W. ResneclfulIy, Nj.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

MURDER.-The St. Landry Wing saye ;hat on
Tuseday the 10 inst, an inqust held BY UIy-
sse GabereI, Jusuce of the Peace in Prairie NAL
let, over the body Of Marie krthemse Snnien, f.
W. c., who was murdered on Monday night at
about 10 o'clock, while asleep iu her bed, having
been shot in the face with gun. The gun was
found by her side, with the breech towards her
head, and handkerchief tied to the trigger. The
deceased and her husband have beer On bad terms
for moro than year, and from the fact of his
having made threats repeatedly to kill her, he was
accordingly arrested on suspicion Of having com
mitted the murder, and brought before the afore-
named justice and committed to prison TO await his
trial at the next term of The District Court. The
perpetrator of this foul deed, it appears, left his
coat hanging upon the fence, and the shirt which
the accused wore during the trial before the ma-
gistrate had the appearance of having been burnt
by powder
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
MARKETS..
NEW ORLEANS. SEPT. is.
vs. ILL IL
(CO7.7ecle1 WeeLl,t

Corrected Weehty9
Cotton-Ordinary 10 a lUa; mddling I04 . /; mid
ding fair IOB Il3; fair ii I2 good fair I2a l3;
good fine l34.
Sugar--Louisana 81 II; Havana sa 10; brown 81
a 81.
Molcsses-28 81 per gal.
3 To5acco-2a II c.
FlOur-S4 50 a 5 so.
Whiskey-Rectifed goa %.
Cofee-7a y.
.Sait-SI 20 a L As.
Rice-6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

5o,.. oest mans faults were written on his
b, sa'l' would make him pull his hat over
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS,

3 LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAININCi in the Post Office at Van Burcn, Ar
Z q, kansas, the 30th of September, 1847; which,
if not taken out within three months from the date
hereof will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at
Washington City:
AIker w w ESD Perkins w Jefferson
Andrews PATRICK p Price Geo B
Bond l. A Oldham Judge
Baker Simeon Rogers Jane
Beady James w Reltan Nancy
Brown JE Ridge Willis
Burk John Reevers Thomas 3
Bean John Register Land Cfce B
Beckmore George Roane Jno ;
Bell John Reeder Jno c
Brown James Ragan w u
Brooks Benz + Ridge Jack
Curry Rev John Ross r Agt
CLARK VIM IQucsenbury VIM .
Campbell Johnson Stewart Isaac
Chick Jarnes sands hIran
Crawford James T Strayten Thomas
Casteel lanes Shackleford Roger
Davidson John Stewart c M Esq
Davis Nelson Stamphlll James
DuyaI WIN Spence Eli ah
Evans Jno G s. Silas D Sisson VIM
tnIar Geo lSyme Vented
Evans Silas ID Stewart Jesse
-, Wn, Stewart Henry
- w T. Tebbatts Mrs NJ L
- n p Tatam
raaI craIan, Miss Thomas Mrs Larcon
1I .roh;b.Id Terry Jas 3
mem Heily Hu ~ MabnIda Turman James w
uurt lanes II Thomas Jamas
Connott VIM Veal Eli
Heard Charles vines willie"
IewiII Henry G Waters Mary
Jeff'rics William Wnirey Jh'
Jackson Zadock Wenton jay
Jordan Anthony wells JacoD
Jordan James Wa!ker Wm
- Iobp Ward John
-, Ihn Willett James Il
Lock Miss Malinda Watts John UT
Iandon John Williamson y p"
Mnre.WiIlau, Wright NJ !;
Nor Toms ware .
WcFarland VIM Whig Western Frontier.
McCromralds James Walker James
McCurry Sarah Wade SlIss MARY
M.tloct Col Valentine Wilson Daniel
Nutting G w wynn JOSIAH
pense Wm Williams ] r, NJ
Pride Doct
Persons calling for any of the above letters, will
nlease saw they are advertised, otherwise they may
not get them. Z. D. PRYOR, L M.
! Van Buren,, Sept, 30th, ISi7. 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

CURES! CURES! CURES! are constantly being per-
formed by DR.. Jayne's Faa,iiy Medicines. Mrs Sa-
bra, wife of Capt. John Dunham No. Galbraitl's
Court, Philadelphia, had verybad cough, of
the breast and side, sore troat costve habit, lowncss
of spirits, with weakness and pain in the small of the
back Splitting of blood and GUer complaint has been
entirely cured by using Dr.. Jayae'S Sonatirc PiHs
.lHerHdtre and ETpectoranL
From the Great Falls On. III Northern Lights.
u Ii with pleasure that give place to the fol
lowing letter from Mr.. Ira lIuckns, of TamWorth,
who was supposed to be pa cure Of II Consumption,
but was restored 10 health y the of Dr. Jaynes
ETpeciordnt." We speak with confidence of this
medicine, know of many of friends WHO
have been greatly benefited hy it. EDITOR.
Tamworth, N H., Dee 10, 10, 1915.
Dear Sir-I feel it my duty tc make known to yot!,
for the benefit of the public the aid received front
the of bottle Of DIR. Jayncs Erpect0yant, which
purchased Of you l had been sick between five and
six months, caused by the lung fever, which left
in very low state of hcalth with very bad cough,
and for about three months ! could only speak III Il
whisper. My friends all thought to be in decline
My phi yscian said he had done all for me he could
About this time | fortunately advertised in tho
papers, Dr. JayHeS ErpeciOrdnt," for sale by you
immediately sent to you for bottle, and in two
days after using began to feel bctteT.-in about
days recovered my voice and could speak toerably
well, and before using the whole bottle nearly
as we'll as ever. My health is good.
attribute my cure wholly TO DR. Jaync's medicine.
IRA IUCk1NS
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Dfuggis Is,
Van Bnren Ark's,
And w. II. g. NJ MAY GRS, Druggists.
n33 Fort Smith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

How TO RENDER MUsQUIToEs Non NCoMBATIyE.
The Pittsburg Journal prociaims that it has at
length discovered a sovereign preventive against
the attacks of mosquitoes; should it prove TO be
all that IT professess he deserves public vote of
thanks. Here it is:
"Buy small quantity of penny-royal-it is
best as prepared by the Shakers-put it in box
with light cover, and when night comes, and
the hungry mosquitoes are flying about seeking
whon1 TO devour, uncover your box, and they will
not venture into the where the pennyroyal
blessings on the cid lady vino first discovered the
invaluable herb.) may be. They will hover
about the open window. buzzing about all sorts of
vengeance, and whetting their nippers, but they
will not dare to come in
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0ETThe remains Of Lieut.. Hoskins, U. S. A..
has been taken 20 St. Louis, Mo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Medicines.

pLuE Mass; Calomel; Sulphate OF Quinine; Cam
y Phor; Cream of Tartar, arb. Soda, Chamomo
flowers, Epsonr salts, Iodine Iodides of Potassium,
mercury and iron, Lunar .austic, pecacuanha Jaar,
SulPhatc and cctate of morphine mercural ointment,
ntial oils of all kinds Qucksvt Sciditz soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON g. BELL,
Druposts
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
OYSTERS! OYSTERS 4
NEW CLOTHING.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

THHHE undersigned most respectfully informs
Il his friends, that he has retired from the Ear
then Ware trade and entered the General Hard
Ware business. and begs leave to call the altcn
ton of the Public to the following:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Mortality in New Orleans.

lhe whole number of interments in New Or.
leans from the lst of July up TO O'Clock, A. NJ.
of the 10th of September, were:
From Yellow Fever, 1857
Other Diseases, 100,
l"'ai' 1861
The whole number, for the same period, in
Lafayette, were:
From Yellow Fever, 446
Other Diseases 555
Total, 7o1
vi the Interments from Yellow Fever, in
Lafayette, $50 were from the city, which
makes the whole numer of deaths. in the
city -
From the Epidemic, 1897
And IN Lafayette, BIG
Being total of, 22I3
From Yellow Fever, up to this period, being ex-
actly sixty days, as the first report of deaths
from this disease, was published on the 10th of
July.
The mortality from other diseases has been
unusually large, in the city, during this period,
as there has been great deal Of Typhus, Ship
and Conges:ive Fever prevailing. 1t is estimated
By those who have good opportunity of judging,
that the average mortality does not exceed if-
teen per cent. Of those that are atacked-ths
would give about Is 900 as the number who have
had the disease This season, up 10 the present
lime. Where it is promptly attended 10, and
proper medical aid called in, it is believed the
deaths do not exceed five per cent, or one in
twenty. Great numbers have, however, fallen
victims to a delay of 24 hours, or to imprudence,
or premature exposure, exertion,. after they
were considered convalescent.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

The whole number of nterments in New Or.
ieons' from the lst of July upto O'Clock, A. NJ.
OF the 10th of September, were
From Yellow Fever, 1oe7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

Persons calling for any of the above letters, will
please say they are advertised, otherwise they may
not get them. e. D. PRYOR, M.
Van Buren,, Sept 30th, IS17 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Total,

The whole number, for the same period. in
Lafayette, were:
From Yellow Fever,
Other Diseases,
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depth Of two three yards and in many places rises spon
taneousy the surface Early the morning, before
RISE il the Lsnd be placed upon the ground il feels quite hot
and the steam may be ascending through the of
the earth in all parts"
There is good precs of the various projects that have
been put forward to connect the Pacific and Atlantic
bylmproyng the existing waterway and cutting canal,
with interesting of the cultivation of Coffee coch
neal and other productions. The volume also contains
sketch OF the history of Guatemala from the declaration OF
Independence in 1884, down the last year. and account
OF the country and people both of which the text of the
travels is often illustrated and sometimes repeated.
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home supply is small; prices, however, are
lower, and ST. Petersburg Y. G. is not worth Ats
on the spot, and 46s to 46s Sd tor last months
delivery. Stock of all kinds, LIST inst, IL 1888
casks.
Prices of tobacco supported with a good de-
mand from the trade, but scarcely any export en-
quiry.
Rough turpentine IS Sd to IS per cwt. New,
to arrive, would bring 9s Cd to los. Spirits held
at 45s.
In American stocks, the transa ctions have
been confined to Pennsylvania, Ohio and South
Carolina. Other quotations nominal. Pennsyl-
vana fves, 60 to SO; Ohio skies, SO to 80; South
Carolina fves, Ss, do Palmers, 80; Indiana fives.
60 to go; Kentucky skies, 80 to 80; New York
fves, 80 to 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20
More or the History OF Annexation.

To the Editors Of the National Intetig encer.
GENTLEMEN- Your daily paper of the 9th instant con-
tains the reply Of President Tyler to address Of
senator Houston Of Texas the subject of the
alton of that State In the Of his remarks MIR
Tyler makes observation which, although not in
tended by him. is calculated to mislesd upon point Of
personal interest," in resp ect to which wish the exact
truth known
Speaking Of the support which that measure received
from General Jackson, MIR. Tyler says: His
undoubtedly tower OF strength to any which he
espoused but there other auxiiai who d.
be noticed in connection with the matter. ! omit the
names of MIR Upshur, Mr.. Nelson and Mr. Calhoun who
successfully l,d the chair o. the State Department
and, after them of my entire cabinet The want Of
precision in this remark to the time OF which he il
speaking may induce the belief that at the several peri
DDS when MIR Upshur, MIR. Nelson, and Mr. Calhoun
cupied the Department Of State his entire Cabinet
desire to obtain false credit unjust
for acts in which did not participate to avoid
sponsbility for sentiments honestly entertained have
deemed proper to trouble with this note for pub
caton merely to that assented to the
pursued by MIR. Tyler to annex Texas to this country
that stated by him In his first nicaon on the
subject the incipent steps towards that
taken by him In conjunction with MIR Upshur without
the knowledge Of any other persons and that when the
matter brought before the Cabinet of which
member, my opposition 1t decidedly manifested
This opposition to the views and policy OF the Preside
the immediate Of my resignation Of the office
Mr. Tyler Cabinet on the lst of May, 1874 That the
entire Cabinet" subsequent to my withdrawal were
auXiliaries in tho plan Of annexation do not mean
to deny. Respectfully, yours,
ALBANY September II, lS47.
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IMPROVEMENT IN C0NSOLS.
TROUBLES ON THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE.
Open Hostilities Threatened.
MORE AWFUL SCENES IN FRANCE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Britannia, Capt. Harrison, ar
rived at Boston at quarter past five o'clock yes
terday morning She sailed from Liverpool on
the 4th instant She touched on Cape Race,
F., on the l4th inst, in thick fog, but got
of without damage.
Among the one hundred and ten passengers
in her, is General Armstrong, the Americ an
Consul at Liverpool.
tits TO be borne in mind that portion of the
news was anticipated by the Union.
The intelligence is of an important CONNER
cial character. The commercial community
will be pleased to learn that the bills of Prime,
Ward s. Co. which were refused acceptance by
Overend, Quincy s. Co., have since been honor
ed by that firm.
In political point of view, the news Is very
exciting.
The aspect of the grain markets is to be seen
at glance, in the annexed comparative state
ment:-
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In Liverpool for the New York Herald.
Teleg aphic Despatch No. L.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4, lS47-2P M.
THE CORN MARKET.
Best Western canal flour, 2Is. Cd. to 25s. Cd.
per barrel; Richmond and Alexandria, 23s Sd.
10 2is; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 23s Cd.
TO 24s.; New Orleans and Ohio, Dos TO
2ls.; sour, lss. Sd. to 2Os; Indian corn,
26s. to Bis per quarter; Indian corn meal,
lis. l5s. per BARREL; Indian corn, damaged, 20s.
a 25s per quarters wheat, white and mixed IS.
Sd. TO rs. 3D. per 20 lbs. OATS per 45 lbs, Is I'd
a 2s. Cd. /; oat meal, per 240 lbs, 26s. 25s. !;
barley, per so lbs, IS. IS. 4d.
A gradual downward tendency is perceptible
In the corn market, with little hopes of re-
animation. A large business, however, contn-
ues TO be done In wheat and flour, but at decin-
ing rates, mainly Influenced by large supplies,
both home and foreign.
The home harvest is looked upon as secure,
and the crops generally are considered to be a
fullaversge, and other produce 10 not deficient,
either quality or supply.
The present quotations cannot be regarded as
the minimum point.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Sea Island, ordinary to middling, 10 a 13d per
pound; Fair to Good Fair, is I'D; Good to
Fine, 20 a24d; Stained varies from 81 to 1Od
Bowed Georgia, ordinary to fine, 81 Sd; Mo-
bile, ordinary 'middling, 81 sd; Fair to Good
FAIR, u AID; Good to Fine, n Sd; Alabama
and Tennessee, ordinary to mddling, a Gid;
Far to Good Fair, no quotation New Orleans,
ordinary to middling, 81 7ld; Fair to Good
FAR, "a Sd Good to Fine, 81 SD.
The sales for the week ending on the 9th nit
amounted to 20,7lO bales, OF which only GOO
were for speculation, and 1900 for export.
The American descriptions this week cons;s,
Of 1890 Upland 1920 Orleans 273o Alabama
and Mobiles and 1870 Sea Island
The pressure which unfortunately still exists
in the money market, has materially affected the
operations of manufacturers, producing disin-
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The following intelligence came to us last
evening over the wiresi-
Bosror Sunday Evening Sept IL
The Special Express with the mail' OF the steam
.h,n britannia by the Norwich and Long Island Rail
road left this city at > P. NJ for New York
Six O'CLOCK, p M.
The injury to the Britannia Is such, that the
Captain and her agent have decided to send her
to New York for repairs as the docks here are
all occupied Capt Harrison reports that he will leave
here tomorrow A. NJ, for your city As to his leaving
New York for Liverpool Oct lst Will depend on cir
eumstsncss srEsD'
The Britannia will probably reach here some
time to morrow twill be difficult to tell when
her mails will arrive. They ought to have
reached our post office at two O'Clock this morn
ing. The prob ability is that the storm OF last
night will delay them few hours.
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ALBANY, September II, ls47.

AN INTERESTING Book ON MExIco.-Mr. Zei-
Der has now in course of publication very IN
teresting book by s c Reid, Esq Of New Orleans IL
narrative of hsrbreadth escapes and adventures
Of that gallant band of partzans (of which the sur or
vas member known az N'Culloch's Rangers" dur
ing six months campaign in Mexico The writer o. THIS
work is scholar and brings to his task hign ana en-,
hus;astic nsture His sketches very interesting and
original narakipS OF a romantic spirit though they de-
picture realities and whether descriptive OF the battle
the march the bivouac or the camp they .iuA"y u'
.It "a a,trsct ma We have portions OF the
work with eager interest and predict for u sge aud
ran,d sae IL is far above the ordinary ru OF similar
publications. and need only Do rtao 10 'ah0 It's proper
position
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INSTALLATION OF THE CATHOLIC BlsHop OF
ALBANy. Tomorrow, the RI Rev. John Me-
Ciosky the newly designated Bishop Of Albany, will be
installed In the diocese. High mass will be Gel. bra.d
at st Marys church. in Chapel street at 10 clock A.
NJ, and Bishop Hughes, Of New York, will preside ut
the ceremonial and preach the discourse ALBANY 1T
az, Sept. 10, ~ r'R
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Ssls..r' A Aug ss-Tl.'sI Ms .sl:y f% New York, ran
P
BospE4uI-sd selim s,oner. and Pioneer. Williams.
bTENIN AuE as-sd Flondian' Popps. and Perkins,
Az s s Ss;rf S NJ wv Wales.
T9oPS. ead Delhi Baryo Boston; ds bark Tai'man for
,CIrpE; Aug asIAm Forbes, K,use. New York; 20,
ps,ss dol Capt john
.ns R:s S.se Nsn York "
' Sssa. Mst an;s s wX s Assq
Athens. MAJ is. Ft,shsfd
g.y nth Ariosa FaOen' do; Sept s' St. Andrew. Rch
AZ. s H:ss ss''s iH4 fy!sss Sf
d'st Hudson; TssSs On f S n5 Nv YORK '' ''
city, MeGntS; Dolphin, Gloucester, Radical Jack,
GmnALrAR, Aug. aad-An. Castor. Finn.y Havana, for
ar. .; bA"s M.i..s oa Mustard New York;
Sskg Sf% vi ea
K,hsIns J.el.op Stafford New York; Zebra, do; asth,
syss: y.,
s ssios:s D'y sR "
meree Belgian schr Dc Gefvs Dol asth, Coehs.ts With
tie. Patterson; Lima, Lapand, Simpson; and Salem,
Oeaps 3eth Delaware Psten John Cosar, Leroy; Nj
cholas Biddle Kugh'; Waldon Moore; and Pharssia Al
len New Orleans; 3s, Kelby Carter; and Gen Washington
Lowe, do.
Sailed, Sept 4ships Fideli' Yeston and Enterprise,
New a as fSaS
d1 iosSsr xbSs F.!
Eliza Perry. -; H,nnsh Thornton Chose; HottingueI
Basey; Coumbiana Mallet: Farwes Brad; Arcole Hood
less Kate Hunter Europe Abeel Atlantic Rose
Manchester Tyler; aud Metoka Me- amen, for New York
New Ioif; Tuskna Williams. New Orleans; Rockingham
GnAvEsErp Aug 2sArr, Margaret Evans, Tinker NYork
a9th Kate do; Susan" DO; -lics Frze, Trett 90;
YORK 3ls. M.rsna, sha,psy York; Louisa Dsqeeme
do: Sept l. Christian', Hammond, do Amelia Henderson
Eons, Tobierson do; q Prince Albert, Meyer; Alden
RAMeATE Sept 2,Jeas.cn MoFg.1 of and from New
with loss anchors and chains has been well supplied
SHIELDS. Aug 2s-sld Talbot Story New York
WArERFoRD Aug 29-Au Olof Medin. New York; Re
ward, Brazier, do; 81, Bengal. Cowles. do