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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
BURLINGTON, VI

els THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
UPON US, THERE is no STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE US A CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF THE
UNiTEp STATES. "-Danid Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

u The following note accompanied the Re-
ply Of Mr.. YOUNG (Which will be found in our
outside columns to-day to notice of g Unity
of Purpose, &c" which appeared in the Free
Press in April last, and we take the liberty to
insert it as a not inappropriate introduction to
the Reply. Mr. YOUNG is greatly in error if he
supposes we have any disposition to speak dis
paragingly either of him or his labors in the
cause of Science ;-On the contrary, we desire
to speak Of both with the respect that is due to
the honesty, sincerity and uprightness of his
character and motives. We certainly should
rejoice, both as an American, and especially, as
Vermonter, if it should turn out that Mr..
as long, we suppose, and things would go on
about as they bave done, if NEwToN's theory of
gravtation should prove false, and Mr. YoUYG S
quadrature of the circle should prove true; and
so, as we care less for the renown of those old
dogmatical mathematicians who lived and died
ruling the world to their system with unyelding
severity, than for the honor and credit of our
own age and State, we cordially say" SUCCESS
TO Mr.. YouNG!" In the note below, he SAYS
he "knous he is rights so, according to the
popular maxim of the Hon. Mr.. Crockett, he
has nothing to do but to ''go ahead"
Sr. ALBANs, Oct IL, 1917
Mr.. D. w c. CLARKE:
Dear Sir II here send you for publication in your
paper, an answer or reply TO the rerier OF my work
which review appeared i'll your paper OF the Both April
last. My answer is written IN as tar hand as my
present penmanshp will admit. | have intended TO
adapt the reply the capacity of almost every reader
does II require other type than such as the
positor has AT hand and it would be desirable that he
| should make as few mistakes possible.
think the reply does not exceed in length the re-
| view which it answers: nevertheless, | would have
made it shorter could have done SO in Justice to the
subject But OF the questions discussed yet
| main to be determined by the world | have cndeav-
ored to be somewhat critical. And peradventure, my
| answer may awaken inquiry on beneficial matters
| which have heretofore sumbered,-and especially on
the two important questions OF the quadrature OF the
| circle, aud the idD OF gravty-on both of which
knOr am right, the rOrld to the contrary nowitlf-
standing and the world will eventually agree.
| But inquiry must be awakened land yet, have
not a helper to assist in doing it,
should wish TO have article 90 silently and sim
gle handed TO the public, unaccompanied by any re-
marks TO disparagc nor am DESTROYS 10 be sustained
| bv any remarks.
! have endeavorcd to be comparatively respectful
in the manner OF treating the subject as perhaps any
one will discover perusal OF the review and an
| swer
| You will appreciate my desire TO have my answer
appear NAV be
| ] here send you n pamphlet upon the quadrature Of
the circle which has lately gone abroad to eX-
tent and is in the hands oi able mathematcians
and may eventually Justify the suggestions contained
in my answer TO the review
| Respectfully yours
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

-------- An outward and visible sign
OF an inward good dinner and pint OF small wine"
If so, all we can say is that they may rather
pride themselves on the accuracy of their rea-
soning on the subject, for better Venison than
he QIARRINGTo>) had on sale, while that skin
kept the legs of his railing warm, doesn't run
in the woods-and we happen to know it, as
Mike Rooney pointedly observed, by token of
the small luck that fell to manners in the atins
of it :"
We understand he has made arrangements
for weekly supply of Nenison, during the pro-
per season, thus encouragingfolks to s. fare sum.
pustuously," as Mrs Darby will pronounce it
We have only to remark, though it is perhaps
no special business of ours, that such vioen,
proceeding, in this well-regulated community
of ours, deserves nothing less than the mos
nqualilied-patronage
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

We copy the following queer Card" from
the Montpelier TnirerSalia Watchman, not with
the slightest disposition of making fun" of it.,
as it is obviously intended as a sincere express
ion of gratitude for favors received. 1t is so
rare, however, that man is called upon 10 sui-
fer the double loss of T" his horse and family by
sickness" and so much rarer to see real and
chattel losses thus hassacaisssly brought into one
category, and relieved ain the sum of $40 and
other iavors," that we publish the card as an in
teresting curiosity.
A Card.
Bennett Palmer tenders his most grateful acknowl-
Judgements Tor the generous sympathy manifested to-
wards him IN view Of the loss OF his horse and family
by sickness. Most cordially does he thank those
friends who have rendered prompt assistance in the
sum OF seventy dollars and other tavors: hoping tina,
they may share the blessings OF the faithful in this life
and he recompensed al the resurrection of the Just
Calias lSi7
MIR, Palmer is preacher Of the sect called Christ
ians.-Ed. lp'dtchman
We think there is no irreverence, under the
circumstances, in our presuming that the +" rec
ompense," alluded to in the last line of the card
is to be looked for in what is called horse
heaven"
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The Market.

Those of our citizens whose attention may
have been attracted by the d" raw-head and
bloody-bones" of fine Buck, artstcaly ar
ranged over the iron railing that protects people
from getting into lIarrington's Market by a short
process that is more simple than it is safe, may
have imagined that they would find VEsIsos
within, on the principle laid down by Tom
Moore in regard to the Alderman's "corpora-
tion," which he pronounced
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miscellaneous.
HUDeON RIVER RAILROAD.

ITyDsgN RIVER RAiLROAD.-Th Commits.
.ioners Tor receiving Subscriptions 70 the stock Of Ibis
Company deem duty 10 The friends of The enter
prise that heir pronpl sud effective 'd IL abiouey ne
ce.sary % secure the Chatter.
Tie residents Of he River towns doing well in pro
curing Subscriptions and tAe Commissioners have fell q 3
be1ent u he Increased interest manifested n the vor 10
his city the past week but Subscriptions 70 the exien Of
about seven hundred and ly thousand dollars are yei r.
nired 10 make up the amount Of S3Co00t9, and these
must Dee obtained Of The present week 10 unord
snacleni time fcr be collection Of he instruments, IN "a
.a all be psd ~ e0irs Of s snN,Hg rel or tie Charter
Will be- y0d.
The labors OF t- Commissioner have been onerous snd
The duties yet be performed arduoas hey cell on
their fellow citizens equally Interested VIII temfeNes
10 relieve them A. ar ss practicable.
Many said that he enterprise shall not fail Tor the
want of heir subscriptions aud others that they will IN
case Of need increase those already made All SUCH and
al disposed To d who have not been called on tie Com
ms.oners earnestly request 10 cone forward 10 The once
q Wall 81 Din ne basement Of Prime Co.'S blld!nss1
and make their Subscriptions The prompt attention Of
every friend OF The enterprise il mPerauvey necessary
on Monday The pa inst h must be decided whether the
requisite amount has been subscribed or the announcement
must be ma le that the work Is abandoned
The Commissioners IS heretofore, viii not believe hat
The latter result viii be allowed TO take place II Il does
they have the consciousness ef Of having done their duty
10 themselves and their fellow citizens.
JNo. b. JERyIs, President
Rosssr Kelly Secretary l5fet
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Books.
IN T.rpopTkST WORK.

NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK
HUNTINGTON SAVAGE Pys,saers o.s.s -
III ,n5 Sisfi5rer. zs Pesrlst y Y hsvs n press az
vii publish IN few days vsulse series cj % eoiofeo
srd besufsl Asro1ouica Maps, eaer ~ :, ieei o. gu
= 10 Illustrate he sre mechanism OF ne Heavens Icy
srs aerorurared BY A. Eiem-niary AsTercrly o' -
presnrirg new theory Of the iides and which 10
efsr maze Us sublime science periecily PAN and me-
t-5Hfa Ia volh Te~ are especially sdapted Tor use II
sshools sni fauiss- r. : respectfully soicit ron
tesrhe-s ,rhool c1rI-ees. supeIinencens 70 sS-oos
-is-yvr - s.rt-rts n exauraOn Of his work; also
series OF .ensTey used school books-Gootes
Ssv Ssiousi Geography quErto Farley. Geosraphyior
Rsgrrsr. NJ. Lfne6rs celebrated Botany II two 'orns
Phe,os's NsfursI Philosophy Arc Cheriisiry-eomroa
schooI elirOu Of each and Tor teglnrers-Nelis Few
rrgish Grsmmsr fsr .lhor0lghness sud simplicity IN
eouaet Burrtts Geography Ct The Heavens, III Cets-
tsl Als. websers fUniyersiy hdluonl Diruouary %
oave. 81 IS which no schoAT dispense WIKI also COM
fnon school ard pocket etiu01s-
To NgEcpsST--H K ; have constantly on hand, ana
oar ~ BOOKSELLERS ard Merchants Al the lowest prices al
wh-h hey csn b. purchased. large hssosneut q ne
lafest editions Of scaoo Meti-Al Law Aseu9rAi ana
aueous Books Bank Books Of al s'zes and prices
and every variety Of siaioneri. Ili 30
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR ls47.

HIST PUBLISHED-This Indispensable compartment
y ID every Lawyers cfce, co1tsning isf q the rev
sherifs AID erks elected ID November last a. AnAnac
"a IT, M surdsvs f1r The year lsf7 Masters and ENAni
uer. IL Chsncery sheTlfs ny FOR The year 1877 Com
sioners o. Deeds appointed By our Governor IN oter
states soers 70 AXE arknow ed gneuts 1r other
states Pubic Nosri-s Ard Commissioners OF Detis N
he CITY u New York; Rates q Postage Foreign Con
sris Psrks ard Insurance Companies in the Cues 81
Nevv.York and Brook IN Elections u he State Or New.
YORK. CORPORATION Of the C'y Of New-fork; Courts q
the United states, siaie Of Nsw-fork tnf Cly o. NeN
Yorss American Ministers # Foreign Courts; Charge
dAasres ac0upeie list Of al the Lawyers IN he CITY q
New YOrr-ozeher win al he usual Memoranda rvlsi-
Ia 10 he Iifsreut Courts Published and for sale By
BELL GOULD, Law si,iioners'
4. f58 Nassau-st
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miscellaneous.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. spRucE-srEyyT-f 1kre, coorf frsri y IA
J,HE facilities of this es,ah shrent Tor JOn n. -
,,s nerbso. ursn rpassed by sry oice IN lie city ne
rstrocage u lhe last year Las been sch AZ 20
sreaf EXTENSION IN resources. We t1efsiEs' VA ~
fdeure. Issue the following Gard 81, -, -. .
10 MERCHANT S-Nerchsris supplied WIZ a. A---'
- Carts Riis Lsdtng.
C,rrul.rs Receipt,
puf Usaf. Cheeks. &C.
To LrrLEAkY GEsTLLNEs-OrgDAi 4u'~se' y q p'-N'o
" n accuracy. -, S.-s.or
Pamphlets, Stereotype We p, sI p, q, s,na"
70 LEcTuEFss AND NrsiciAss-Progrsasrso sa-li1AJ
printed. suprn. To- Dt.,a
Iseciurs Bills, Small b.-sio D-'N'
Mammoth BIZ utl.Sii e ri
Ar every d-sc- po1 Of P.aa al On7enn. go tsors
sxetss W gresl neain-ss and pgnctlsy A. ne ONCE
Ttein5Tovsd POWER PRESSES, ior Books PA'iFH'
LETs, NJ . al, A.. q 49, =. ,v,-, 90 A.
rsrT low Prces. >. a : n r. 49,, -
~ Il it.yeb1 - 49,
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DIR. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIFUGE,
4 nnslfira safa and narrnanenI cur. fnr

FFVER AND AGUE.
Dll9 medicine has obtained wide spread reputation az
cure FOR Ague and Fever Chill Intermittent and Re-
miienl Fever In every stage OF these diseases s SUPERIOR
Nv 70 other remedies has been fully tested b. s tonic pro-
reres strength Is given 10 the patient al the same time
that the disease Is rrpcf from hs system. Residents %
the South will find Of service, occasional use
OF the Tonic Febffgge viii guard against the debtltug
effects Of tie climate BE careful % risk for Bates Tome
Febrige as the celebrity Of the article has given rise 20
attempts cogneretng the be therefore you
obtain he genuine, ga which bears the wrapper the
New YORK ili 3meod
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The New-York Tribune.
TIE LOST GRAVE.

Young and promising obeer Of the L. s. Army died
IN Chlcsgo Illinois during tie cary settlement Of that
eay lie breahed his last among Stranger who buried
N 10 the sand on TIE Lake shore friend visiting Chi
esso years ago, sought nsd the grave, sat "s'
ansDceessi9 the high winds which prevail on the coast
Of Lake Michigan, had blown away ell traces Of the 'o
disrs resting place
HK died-the yirtuoos, the brave
With laurel On his brow
And now, ask, point out his grave
And show where lies he now
A ,oldier--hs would il had been
Amid the cannon $ roar.
Tbs sabre stroke, the battle din
On Fame broad pinions soar
Bu; Do-be fell not ia the fight
His sword was in its sheath
Not brandished FOR has country's right
For Victory OF Death
Ye placed him in hrs narrow cell
When life had ceased To be
And now / ssk Of ye to tell
The spol--oome show it me
What can ye not cen show the place
Which was the strangers tomb
DO ye not know q mark, some trace
That might point out bis doom
None not a mound TO know ths spot
Bot Dissolution cold
Ye laid him there TO be forgot,
Til Time bis fate unfold
When he was numbered with the dead
His spirit with bis God
No sigh escaped, no tear was shed
By those who Ger him trod
And there ye left his lifelesa form
And the wild swelling surge
That breaks upon the shore in storm,
Was his funereal dirge D. D. o.
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pnblit Gonpepdnres. Nr.


E>sT.- n Hl..l Mtn, LINZ s.,v..,,
and GOV ERSOH sAsis
The s.e4rocg 9OEESNoK, Capt Sen rhs,~
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt ". Poster vii rsr a.. -
hs reason IL Connection with Ire sonir gton Al
eence and Boston ana Prcy1ence RNilroais ssvt-y
Yora daily sgntays excepted rom pier No ~,
River a. oclock P. NJ and s,onln saSn al Q o'rl,.
~ OF epon re arrival Of ne NAL grsn from Boz, T.
fhese sisanss are unsr passed IN speed sp.sso, q.
comfort having each Of hem g. large comnoticzs
ssieroons sna bershs sos SO psrsons besdes AZ, =,
vale room, Tor families and psTtfcs 'F
Toe are oehcsred ~ TIE mos, exp-rences ~,
ard " II shorten the passage between Ne~YOs srs A.
too frone - hours, tfrrby arriving 10 smp,s srs -
Al she lines running from New YORK. Not,A soals -.
WesS, srd Ell Zoe lines nom Boston. Norh AL rNL
Yhs GOVERNOR vii leave New Yoss raesssy rs-->
dsy ard saturday
Leave sloningsOn-- Hootsy, WeSirestsy ard rres,
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, viii .esye Sew.YOrk-N .,
day. Wednesday and Friday
Leave s.oB.ng,oo- TNesi.y, Ts-r,dsy Ard sSturss,
~ B-PSssergers, on nc arrival u ne ss-smers a.
soningtcn. proceed hnMedsieiy In ne spendd Rsrs.s
ears 10 Providence an Boston ihcci Any aety xra
Baggage gsses accompanies zach fsn ~ Boso1 : a..
ehsTge - he Baggage
fcr passage " freight acure on board te toss a. 80
Ne NoT.h River - No. 10 SsIey-plare "a
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WILSON'S AMERICAN HISTORY.


MEXICAN HISTORY, colrrising Historical Sketches
tof The Indian ribes description OF American Anu
ouites with an inquiry into heir orgil ARD ne on OF
the Indan Tribes History Of he United siaies, WIN az
pendices. showing 10 connection win buIopean h.,1Iy'
leo and History Texas brought down 20 The time 81 Us
admission into the AarTcsu Union, BY Marcus WILSON
author 81 school History Of The United states, COTpr
heusfge Chart &c. ] vol lvo. Just published, by
fF MARK u NEWMAN co. 100 BrosdwAy
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
4 COMPLETE SET Of Merchants Magazine, from ne
"a commencement Up 20 The lot Of January - vols hand
someiy bound for sale cheap hy
iof MARK II NEWMAN co. l9a Broadway
THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand few cops OF ne
above useful work uesiy done up n pocket book iofn'
together with greet variety OF Oarys end Memorandum
Books FRANCIS : LOUIhhL. s.auoneis,
10 - Msien-lsre.
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SANUFf. X. ROMAENE hss resumed The prseee
- oftSe Law IN cOnnecuon win his son< Al pfctes
seual business promptly slirndec 10
SAMUEL 3. ROMANO,
SAMUEL h. ROMANO, JR
WORTHlSGrON ROMANO, q Nssssn-si
FoE SALT-rhe large eve story store, No ia tnlnon-
o. Also, ctber eligible city property. IN
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NJ AMOs q. HULlls

r-TFRo AsDOMiSAL SUPPORTER;
u g BEDFORD. NJ q the Jniver.iiy o. me C.'y 81
tI. Se,g.Y ors formerly Professor 81 dnwhery IN As
Medical College OF sosih Csrons makes tie following
statement go - - .-.- -. T.. D.,
80 40 Die very common comp lant among females NJ
msrou. nsrlmenis have been presented 81 &
70 Faculty, win he view Of suPPGr.lng we
womb bot have never seen any Vhlch on E.hy
cau compare N excellence with Dr. = ~
'A-' Vesey-st Asior House, New York.
~ The Lsdiss' Departmental private sll u Ioons
Il placed under the especial charge u q1ale ~
attendant
ISFNS Ann HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
-Ths subscri ers offer their customers ard ne pup
liz an extensive assortment Of The shove goods ordered
expressly f., aay S Sss Bse he new duty
a. heavy Housewives sarting Linens
I0 and "a RGssis. Scotch LONDON, Bsrnsey
~ lin boroesuur and posrsr-lOsrn Linen sheeings
TO- AZ and IS nch Pillow Linen Of the most approved lab
NE .sn~.stn dsrsss and double satin ssmssk Ia
HE Cloths of every size Also Table Diapers ani Dam
ask. by e piece and yard Daies and Napkins 70 fnalc
T,,ge ings-S4 irish, scotch and FnFllsn Hnckahaes
and Diaper Towelnes, By The piece Ct dozen tiench
Towels, Rnsss snd Bir6.eye Dlapsts. ,... 81
Qu.lts-Imperis snd Toilet CUNTS ana Coln-fPA- %
al sizes. - ,-, ..4
dsmask French cloth embossed and printed sand TAB
AID Piano Covers, plaid and other Table covering IN NC
Brown Hollands. French Linens. Dmity, Brown Dsmssk
Cloths Beacded and Unb cached Musins, Cotton sheet
iags from 10 ~ Bed Ticking, Wel.h English and
American Fsnnes together win general and extensive
Of goods required FOR bookkeeping purposes
sfncod A. ARNOLD co 81 Cans.-st
DE1OysL.-The Office Of The TRUST FIRE rs.
Insurance co. has been removed from 90 10 u
Walst few doors below and opposite heir former o-
cation.
This Company with nearly entire capital, vii Insure
against loss and damage by FIRE all descIioions 81 mer
sn5se buildings. sc. and IN The course Of inland nav-
CATION, At the current rates Of premium
DIRECTORS.
Elias O Drake, Martin Hoffman, Edmund Penfold,
VIM Whiiewri ght, VIM r. Leggeti, Robt NJ. sirailon,
r. j. Hutchinson, Jas. B. Tow nsend, John Rankin. Jr
VIM H. Johnson. james Foster. Jr John II. Huriin,
ELIAS q. DRAKE, President
LrBBEu. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Him
4 AMPS, GIKANDULE-, Hall Lanterns and Can
sIseahrss FOR The Fall Trsde-DiETZ, BROTHER
CO l39 Wiisrn-s. In the Washington BLOCK, arc manu-
featuring ard have always on hand complete assortment
Of articles In their line, q The following descriptions
which they win cell al Wholesale retail al low prices
for cash.
Improved Chemical OF and Csmphene Lamps,
Solar Lamps Gilt and Bron1cd, IN pfeai variety
Cornelius ( Co celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Grsndoes. various patlerns glt slyerej or bronzed
Suspending Sosrs Donc Cemphene Lamps
Bracket Soinrs, side DO
Solar Chandeliers, frscket 90
Patent Lard Hand Lsmps Stand DO
Britannia Hand Lamps, Campheue Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure Sperm Oi,
DO Camphene, Sole and Lard OIL
DO Burning Fluid, Refined whale OIL
do Smeod
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~ rWlE4F{EafIl NONKIs md ESSEN RAILROAD
~ C[T3 =, Leave >ev-Iork . 0ciOcs A NJ

u Z
~ SH&GLesve New-Yora o'c.ocs A NJ )
ocfk, p. ". Leave Newark 10 o',r.
A. NJ O'Clock, Pm. Leave Morrs,ow,. O'CLOCK, A. n
? O'Clock. Z. NJ
Passengers By the Morning Train 10 Msrris0wn NJ A.,
rive here =. M where the be Ia r~adr.
10 convey hem 10 schooey- Mountain, Wsshnsos r.
ytSere and Esson, daily % SGccssuury ssHhore Ns~,sa
Nlf,sl snd owego On Montsy- Nec l-siay. al -
DAYS. ami % Ro,kswsy Dover, Spar,s sad Nswtop !,
russdsys Thursdays and Saturdays each Line rstsrrs,
De f1l owing days 10 meet the z. N. rsins lor Ny
sssgu will also leave for Baskenrdye every evening a
The arrival OF he At Morrisiown.
Passengers 40 through 10 and nom Jersey CITY, viAa
changing cars On leaving the city passengers IN tas,
thrr hagrsge H. the 4, he foot % NornnasL wis,
a. Agent Will be 10 attendance &c receive h. Al rscs,rx
of burd be entered The wsyeNl or he Conrs
uy will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight viii DO forwarded Immediately 70 Morri.or,
RON Albany Basin. by stephens ard Conll.s Line n
soops 20 Newark. or rom the Transportation 0fce Of a.
y j. r F. sid Trans Co foot OF Iibertyst AMI desired
will BE- led for IN any part 81 the city by sppsyoo
ssd office. lrSl IRA DoOD superin'ertenl
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nANCA rIN-Banca Tin. Strata, Tin, Anliraony,
ID Bar Tr anc metallic Bsraulh, constantly on hand aoe
6or ssls Al fair prices a. 6 Bzrsngshp, By
l-lw LUCIus HART late bosrdmsn Hart
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Nj ARlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Bark Victor Clark ~ de I'm Hsvre via Cowes, mdse,
O Royd & Hincken. ~ steerage passengers.
Brig Macon, shefneld ds I'm Savannah cotton, sc
to n NJ pemill
Brig Mszepps (of Belfast Mel Colson. 10 ds I'm New
Orleans. tour, SC TO Badger Peck
Brig Mary Adcllne. (of Wells Pope g ds I'm Bonslr,
salt 10 Foake Son Sailed in with brig erpviSn,
Of Sedgwick. Coxxens. for Ne~iork. Len schr Ella,
lust arr the only Am vessslin port
sehr Morris VAIN, (oi PhisdelphisO Somcrs. is De
fp New. Orleans. -four. pork, &c 10 L MeCready.
schr John Norcsu, Nsser, ds I'm Milton, Del corn,
TO + N Fox
schr Lacon Bcsree, fm Boston mdsc.
schr sarah Pierson 10 ds I'm Portland, Ne. hesaing
schr John Hartman. Eyse Phisdelphis corn.