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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

THE President AT HARTFORD.-A correspond
emit in account of the reception of the President at
Hartford, says The csvacsde paused before the resi-
denee OF Mrs sIGoURNKY, the celebrated American Po
etess from whose fair hands tho President received
beautiful bouquet of flowers the embemsc poetry of
the Seasons. sly rogue who had been following the
procession stole gold watch and other articles from
Mr.. sgourney. The thief taken, relieved Of his
plumber. and furnished with lodgings at the public
pensC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

BOARDING.


pOARDING-csn be hsd In . healthy and ssuusl 10.
Desron, large xrG eomnodous nosss, pleasant
with shower cold and bot wsisf sskks IS Mottsi BE-
tween Grand and Broons sla fer1s noSerate Refer.
erees exchanged. jcso Tg'
DOARDING-F.milies or stnsle gestens "a, dsslroas
Dof pleasant board for tho Sumner obtain such N
the house on the southeast Of EsAhsveoas ana
The location 10 In tbs midst OF the moot besafsl sscney
on the island win essy aecsss 20 the city BY sages, bod
on The Avenue and the Booningdse Road. which 10 but
block distant An opportunity here offered 10 acquire
knowledge Of The French language a. An soeomPllsseS
teacher resldes In tho rsmily. leSiw-
I ODGING-.-rhree az four rooms 0nfsroished, " hh
bresksi and tea 10 the brick hoase eorne< Scath
Sixth and Four,h-st Wismsbarsh Only four blocks nom
PecssP Ferry These among The pesssntest rooms
and su atoms IN the village and ave or sx young meo caa
Be very much 81 home Ia this house Apply The preni
ses Al me eshery r Terns reasonable. leio w.
DOAkDI>G IN BROOkLYN-A gentlemen ard
Dhiswif- or two or three single gentlemen can be ae
coumodaed with board p-sssSt rooms ss 81 Faltos
o. within three minutes wst OF he raltoofstry isa 81
BOARDING IN EAsT BROADWAY.-r~o
ID gentlemen and Iheir ~vss BE sesoDmoS sted wth
board sni pleasant rooms (pantcs ausshed also eW
single geoteuer Apply Al go East Broadway len lm'
DOARDING-A gentleman asd lady or sew stpgls
ID gentlemen nav BE- accommodated with pleasant roons
ard bosrd al % WhiIesL Also few day boarders q The
same place. ee 60
BOARD IN EN,T BHOADWAY.--A sesdsusn
ID and bis wife, and Two three single senuemen can
be with pleasant apartments sna board b.
Supplying 81 ~ East Broadway ksereoees exchanged
je9 I'm
lpOARDING-with private family, and use Of piano
ID forte required. 81 MeDoogsl-st jeil I'm
no LET with or without board furnishes parots and
L bedrooms, a, lS2 csnslsl References exchanged.
iel0 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
MEETING OF THE FARMERS, CLUB.

Longevity OF Onions-Hon. Dixon III. Lewis on
the Agriculture of the -outh; Deep and
shallow PIowina-CuItures Of Cotton and
Corn compared-PetzboIdt's Chemistry
Analysis of Couon-iBsolnble salts in Plants.
salt for Fruit Trees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

CAUTION To DEALEKs ~ Fihk AhMB.-
Via sctiou u E.Aps 1ttes va Bs~3 syas, To ~
Circuit Court Of the United Stses for Infringement Of
It's ghl mao1fscure, use, and cell 70 be used
he sELyCOcKIN9 PISTOL. . verdict hes been given
Tor ls pslnt6 with costs Of ris and kns Of twelve
hundred coas anc INJUNCTION has been issue sxsnst
Blunt syms 10 restrain them from maAiag 90 selling ssd
article fhetf petition Cor new NAL and 70 ssrY 10
The public lhersfofs respectfully oazuonsd sgsast
purchasing selling tho SskCockins Pistols made "
bnng syrns any Pistols Of similar kind b. dsss
gard his cazlion would make necassary Tor ~
subscriber appeal he laws Tor psotecon 10 ~ sseh
Al articles Of Ibis Kind made By Aie1 fnar-
her, Norwich Conn and are for sale b1 - pdne 90
10 The article In Nsw.York- E1dAI Akd&.E
Norwich, Conn i1h Nov. is<s OILS fawanhIe.e2
OEMOVAi~-f 3. CUNNING, Dssdsl - $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

IN The Richmond Whig OF Tuesday says
We learn that Al officer Of the United States army
wen on 10 Washington In yesterdays bearing dis
patches TO the Government. The Republican Of yes
ierday afternoon Gays he brings Information OF the
election of Herrera As President of Mexico and that
when be left the army the general impression seemed
TO be that peace would be concluded in the course OF
two or three weeks We presume the arrival OF TIE
messenger 10 Washington will induce the immediate
return OF the Travelling Cabinet to that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
To JAMES MAHER, and others, Committee

TENSEssEE-CorrecttoHo Of an Error.-We stat
ed few days since that Gen CHilom, Loco Foco
member of Congress from the WITH District, had
tired from the canvass Misled by Tennessee pa
per we spoke Of the IVtI ms the N0shv'He Dis
trict, which latter is the With. Our courteous
neighbor of the Express Whose sovenly columns
always remind one of the girl who put on her
clothes with a ptchforkl takes occasion from this
slight error to make parade of its astonishing &C
quirements political statcian and Of it's knowl-
edge of affairs in the District referred to. The Ex
press talking of the inaccuracies and blunders OF
its cotemporares Really the joke is exquisite!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

FIRE IN MAScHEsrER-On Saturday night the
Steam Planning NH OF Mr. Daniel Friend In Manchester
including Goods 10 the building about $500 Insurance.
for eiso0 salem (MAss) Reg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
x.ssss axAra sovs..

NAssa's
- As THE TIME tsappnoschng tor citizens 10 detss
mine upon the direction OF their summer excaIsioas,
attention 10 solicited to this healthy agreeable aud
highly sshonabls place OF summer Extensive I'm
provemens aud Embellishments have been made Ia the
sbovensmed establishment since the las, sessou-smons
which 10 the erection " new and splendid building con
tsiniug nesr sxty sleeping apartments eouslseedn he
mos, and improved sye for com for, ard eonven
fence aud al riding accommodations for between eighty
and one huud cd persons In addition 10 The number here
ofore accommodated. the nrpurs for hls building is
entirely arg s aSSs r..
bio manner The greatly Increased accommodations and
comforts Of the place, and lis constantly growing popa
.rty with the fashionable add ,hoss In tho parsal Of
health Justify The undsrsgu In the hope and countsni
continue heretofore, to the full smount Of ne capacity
The establishment IL now 10 resdnsss and open fof
The reception OF visitors. Dels lmeod.l MARSH.
- NATIONAL HOTEL, Babylon, Loos IslaDd.- :
81 The subscriber hsving occupied the above named
.p.eoI, and pies an. PIsni.ss for .ss lsss yea,
psiossss they have extended toward him. and hopes b.
hts undivided attention the comfort OF bis 20 meet
with liberal share Of patronage.
This place is unsurpassed for sesbahing cool and re-
freshog breezes hshng owng, smooth hard and level
roads for drives, lie.
near Fire Island lnIeL Visitors leaving Newforh Per
Long l.lsnd Railroad al VI NJ orr n for eihsr Fu'
mas. TO convey hem TO ssSyos and rssrnins may leave
Babylon at before and arrive In New Yorh BY A. n.
Herses and carriages and boas 70 ls! 90 r:.sosseis
Babylon Juns H. 1871 isiS imeod.
NEw-LEBANoN sPRINGs, NY.
DERsoNs visiung this watering plsos viii dad Il 70
their Interest to lake the ears al Albany for Cseaen
-Four Corners where line of ssagss runs directly 70 Lob
In connection with the By this route persoas
leaving New York m the morning will arrive o. tbs Springs
al O'Clock 10 lhs evening OF The sane day Psssssgss
win be iick-ed hroug from Albany 10 Lebanon Tor 81
This will OF make the shortest, most expeditions
snd cheapest route by which travellers can reach Leoenoa
from the City OF New-York.
Passengers who leave New.York in tho night boat win
arrive by this route al Lebanon q, 10 o'clock The nsxi
morning. There but mtles OF stsgtng by mis-
route. pleasant road, with good teams and essy
cosches Travellers will therefore be their guard end
be deceived ny tho agents " any other line enief
any conveyance pretending TO run TO Lebanon, except ne
one recommended above.
Eew-Lebanou Springs, June q lsf7
JAMES @ HUNT, Agent, Csoasn -Four Cora
e25 tai J. w. bABCOCk, do. Lebanon Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

STEAM POWER-To Let Steam Po~sr. Inquire
Or Tsnlh -syuuus, cor. Of Tweuiy -hahrst jeS5 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
miscellaneous.

FRENCH DREssMAKER.
MAD CHAhMAILLE would inform the ladies' Of New
VI York that she hiss lsi srryed from Paris with he
aieri Paris fashions, sl1 IL prepared 10 Gil all O'ders
hat she may be favored Win and promptly asesded % 81
u frsnElin-sL j-l7 I'm
MADAME TILLIECX'- system Of ORES. Masng
vi taught and PAT 10 practice daily IS Chambers 81
10 al he od melhoss Terms for instruction Only So.
Lining and pattern tLled f0f Sd Dress Aaxng 10 The
beat and most fsshiorahe style Reasonable terms
eN good sewers ~ b. tau gnI Il al T. and prsc
cs Dress Making Tor fe~ weeks assssarcs IN 1g
- lin
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for az scuvs and en-.
l1i-rprsiag 10 mase iOrune.-FOr Sale, the com
pee mach merry Ofs maccsroni a,o yermce mandatory
recently imported under gfeal coax Il 10 warranted "a
wOrk FIRST rate artce and will be sold low. Address p
box 1872 Post Oree, or apply personally al Al BroAis
uS stairs, middle Office jsj0 w.
SfJ nlu TO LOAN MORTGAGE, in New-Yors
SfZ,UUU or BroosiyH IN diaerens amounts By
$50 o. J. b. MONIES, WaisL
nR.IRA e.. FRAZER, the eeiebrsled Gamer Doc
~ tor. who doctors the ucisn mode Of practice, can
found he U. s. Hotel for three days only, In The
third week commencing Monday N each and every noun
for s=ason when specmsus Of cancers can b seen
shoss days, which have beea removed b. Or y Of
Troy. ~ r. JelI I'm
nK AMBROpE, an experienced pby sieian. o1ers
IL speedy relief ~ hose suffering oa dlses.e IN any
sAg- His mild ana e1c sciens snd chargrs
very moderate. o. ChsmDrrsst doors from Broad way
je23 I'm
GRASS ROPE WANTED, FOR rhieh he highest
ss s':s p'es ' CYRUS vi W FIELD CO Il Pslt.t
PARKER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
No n cxrsr. lvogAEKLy oT Josssrl
Ksw.Yors. ais su'lssp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

$4,000 r4 1ess 90 %Ss'ss
80 Oh J. Is. MONIES 3 Wal-sL
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nh. Ambrose, experienced Pby sciAn' 0n-ns
Dspeedy relief ~ those suffering foa dsesse ~ any
sAK- His 4. mild snd eSnc Gus sna ehagrs
very moderate. D. ChamDersst doors from Broad way
IN Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

ENT-Ihs PfUpfeIUf OF DuPUbt ny
strs Patent, and the other patents use1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

r. Wnter-cure In Philadelphfn.-Dr. sChlEF.
ERDECHER having returned from visit 20 Graefenberg
and the eminent Water establishments OF BeT
many and England has eopened his Water house 10
Philadelphia stthe ofChesnut and Beach ss com-
bning the advantages Of city and country residence)
he prefers his best services all who may favor
him with heir patronage His house was bult FOR hotel
and 70 very large and convenient containing 40 roons-
Application po.s paid will meet with prompt seruon.
- 2aw6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

W The Genuine kesnn sOap-ls ACKNOWLEDGED
b. the beat shaving Soap the world II makes hick,
rich ether which does dry the face like many sinds
Of soap ard creams, for sale by
ALBERT Il. WlNSHIP, Chemist and Apothecary,
~ aft n East Roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
COMMERCIAL INTRLLIGENCE.
City Trade Report.

New York, Friday Afternoon, jan %.
made at s. SIX and Of pearls at IS a. To-day, 500
400 barrels pots sold on private terms.
B.EADsrvTrs-There was some pause in the -four
market, and sales less brisk. There sellers
than buyers of Flour at $6.s7has7 We note sales of
1000 bbls Genesee deliverable ahead at ST. 200 do at
Southern, Howard street, and Georgetown nominal
at 1915. We note sales of 5000 bushels Ohio wheat
and 1900 do % saSS 40 s
We note sales of l5a200O0 bushels Of Corn 900 of
which consisted Of Jersey yellow at 81. Rye was held
at 80 cents Barley-Las sales at rs cents holders de-
mandej higher rates to-day. Corn meal-bOoo barrels
sold at s.. Some holders demanded l2,sc more:
uoSon Of which waa for sxycr PRICE,, aSe very &
and seem almost daily to increase in strength.
CoTrEx-Rio was inactive, and quoted att a 7'4c
FsH-Dry cod continued scarce, with limited sales,
while the supply of mackerel was chiefly confined to i'm
portations from Halifax, which continued firm.
some vessels demanded 7s Sd. Grain, in sacks, was
taken at 81 22d- and in bulk at 23d.
MoLAssxs 400 barrels New Orleans sold at aoc, and
100 tierces do at 3ac.
NAVAL sroRK,.-sales chiefly confined to spirits tur.
pentine at 40 cents
OLs-American linseed firm at 62l cents Eng
lish was held at 66 cents whale, NJ w., at 40 cents
and sperm, last sales, at ST. with an upward tendency
PRovIsiorsWe note sales to 900 barrels Mess Pork
at $4 with small sales prime at Sill 30 barrels supe.
ror old sold at $l3 80 $l4 so. Mess Beef Country
sold at SO Is, and Prime at 81 s2l. City quoted
SOC higher for each kind Lard was firm at sL &C. for
now, in kegs 300 barrels Beef Hams sold private
terms.
TALLow-Last sales rendered. were made at SIC.
Whisky was held at % n 3Oc.
REAL Estate AT Aucrror-Three story brick house
son and Charles -sS iox7o. ......... 5000
Two story dwelling house and lot, No. 900 Mer-
Ger st., together with frame house on the rear
Two story dwelling house and lease Of lot No isi ~
One e iot corner charles and Blocker streets a ~
by 70. ...... 1850
One lot adjoining on Blocker ST. 2l:3 by 70. 1850
One do do do ........... 1000
One lot Perry and Blocker SITS 2l3 by 10 240O
Two lots ndjoning Blocker ST., same size
plsVo cacn o,oVV
Lot with building thereon on the north side 30th
| st., near 9TH avenue, IS by $50. .......... Ole
Lot corner Charles and Washington streets, 22l0
front, by about 60 feet. ....... ......... 2.25t
Two story house and lot No. 6sl Washington st.,
u 4x5o 2sOt
| Two story house and lot No. l42 Charles street,
% by about IS. ................... 1906
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, Jan 2a-Arr schr Silas Wright. White Jack
sonvie CID schrs Fayetteville, Cofu Lagusyra and Porto
Cabeo: Zenobia, Brown, Orleans. lava, Dayton, New
York; Elcstt Cole, do; Milisent Dodge, do Sid ship
Richard Anderson Bennett Liverpool; bark W eage hos
brig Columbia Kane Laguayra and Porto Cabeo schs
Fayetteville, dol Julia, Hill West lndies Edith Baker,
Providence.
schr Tionese, Boston 49, 49,
bark Pahian Allen Eichm9rd bud HnIlssns but in
Badger, York River; Fremont Jaquss Newsnryport;
ley Richmond, do ds Revenue Cutter Madison, Lieut.
Clarke commanding I'm cruise reports having spoke yes
terday off the Cspes bark Mail Of Liverpool I'm London
fillmore weeks PASSAGE brig Whig Of from hio
for Baltimore 20 days out brig Margaetta fin Richmond for
Rio schr Angelina FIN Newtern. NC for put
in for habor And in Hampton Roads brig Toledo. OF Cam
den, Glover from Cuba. for Baltimore brig Arabian,
IF and from Baltimore for Chaeston, South Car0na pilot
boat Relief spoke last ngh Cape Henry bearing and dis
miles, deeply loaded schr bound TO Norfolk name
recoected. Cid, brig Don Juan Graham RE Janei,o
aud ket; schooner VIOLA Fitzgerald. Bay Gussmaa
and Spanish Main SD ssh Ki%pcn Bsdsll NYG,xi
New York; Tarqun. Paine Providence soop Ellen Juse
Aid from cruse spoke Gath instant Cape Henry bearing
SW dis ant "a miles brig Arabian from Charleston for Bal
tmore 25h banks Lawrence snd Noble from Boston tor Bal
timore ard schs jonah from York bound TO Baltimore;
and Smith from Wilmington bound TO York; steam
Herald RUSSELL Baltimore Cid brig Lane Thondiks'
Kilrush, Ireland. 80 ,,,,,, ~
I'D brig Pearl, Taylor Boston; schr Resecca' Collins
Chester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30
state OF the Flour Markets.

BosTor, Jan. 2s.-Flour-A sale made to-day OF
900 barrels Genesee at rs cash but holders asking
So SIM Ohio and Michigan, So rs; Baltimore Howard
street. Alexandra and Georgetown S. So extra Eagle
~ IS cash; no common Fredericksburg in the market
Corn-The price 10 up to day to 81 per bushel at which
rate understand so 40 900 bushels have been
re-sod for shipment. r. ST. 900 bbls Fredericksburg
-four extra Knox brand sold for export at supposed 81
per bbl, cash.
PirrssuRcH, Jan 25-The market opened in the morn.
ing at So a. and some sales effected at that figure
but hslders claimed the advantage and sales were made
OF So so II was known at an early hour that the Boston
steamer had been photographed and operations wsre sus.
pended until her advices were disclosed Sales were
then made at 50 &c. 81 g. SO TO- So 81 and finally at $4
which the rate OF closing operations at dark The
sales of the day were not over 800 barrels
PHILADELPHIA, Jany 2sth-Flour is hardly 10 active
today 1900 1000 bbls sold at S62s which is the uni
form asking price, and So is offered for large parcels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30

MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.

Cleared.
efns If rs o.
5ann. NE .S s,seE.a sans L0ya B
more, Johnson Issdsas Exile Hand fSlad.lphii Nc
sloop-Rhode Island, Hall, Providence.
Arrived.
Packet ship Havre Answorh from Havre, Dee 49, with
mie. Fo1 Livingston. Has experienced nothing but
sp Wss o .nepo p.:
S,s, sUs e. SS''s Sid j g pan WV
TI.lf South A%iIsa o% si0
VA 81 s.. zsis: kss:: sf%a
Ship Wsba:h Halhsway' IA days from New Orleans with
ed Rs ks s asy' IF
val spoke schr Congress Of Harrington, Me- from Matau
Brig Matilda Jenkins, 10 day. from Belize. Hon. with ma
wae from santa Cruz. SuSa YORK ssh INST OF
Cape Florida spoke brig Cordea, from Trinidad de Cuba,
Brig Wilson Fusr Crawford days from Savannah, with
Brig Julia Ellen, Patterson, 4daJs from Bandywine,
schr Adains Me.ua tof East Machias Norton IS days
s9% Eanf L. With aSa, and % ~ to
f Freydenes @ seSH' d:S .
sh 10 from the
schr Thomas Nancy Richardson. Washington, NC, cot
sehI Harris Price. Eason Wilmington NC, cotton to
sehr Repeater Jarvis, Wilmington Del, meal, to
Schr Arrets' Wheeier, from washington NJ, WIN ND
val stores. -
schr Ann Hymen Totten, from Newbern, NC, with ma.
val stores.
schr Myers, Fowler, from Washington, NC with naval
stores.
Schr Alexandria, Latham, from Newben, NC, with corn
and rice.
schr Vsndalia, strout, Coulter. lumber.
schr Frances, Gardner, Taunton, nails
Schr Kate Aubury, Poor Portland, shocks.
Schr Mogul, peArce Calais, lumber.
Schr James Kilbv, Phillips, Virginia corn.
Schr 81, IAN, Gardner, Norfolk, corn.
Schr Effort, Msrsdeo, Middletowp. NC, corn
schr American system. Nelson, Virginia, corn.
Little Cophoron, Harthorn, Alice Ell
lis Rolf Roger Parmala Weynant, Union, Newman, and
soop Vim Harrison all with dry goods, from packet ship
0rrrick
Below.
abrigs-Wud Sc, blowing gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30

;Sls. ssS: b~s q rs u a. ~ , ~ Ys.is
HE 4 a. w. s :s:::s A::! ~
M.ur,a. DC. 70 Ann Perry, Perry. Portsmouth, las,
Bark Fs@:. Miehsll Of MI FIN the Pacific at Rio ia
Ship Biasan1s DsvOi. Of NIB, sid FIN RE J.nsiro on
shp Tybes. Dickens. of stonnSon sid fun Rio Dec 8. on
bark samuel Thomas swift. of Provincetowu, sid I'm
rs Spartan cooi fin cruise. touched .. RO and sid
v E q s SS th: Msrsu
eise' al WE'LL no oil ''1'''o' aug LOT "a
AMBRIz Afrca, Oct l3-Briss Herald Ayres unc; Vim
ae Edwards I'm Rio Jaieo, Ath Of
jan sB p Rob, s ssass Wade from New
Ehza, Wade I'm York arr 2sth; Monterey, AppIeby. I'm
% ssn asa N Ssa ies 81 ak ouo J. ns
a ;ssI ai:
E' s.. ss'hs s s:
,sSI. dF ELIZA S1, Gdt
R.1s. ST; Harvest BoSes' and Challenge Cousins for
y GtLwA1. J'n and Dec is-Arr brig Emma Prescott N
H1y.TA Jan .n pert, 1rt Polka G Boston
LsaSse, Arsy Boston, di:s; Louisa Lake and Il
Ss%sy Ys s. sane
f:z ss M ' ~; COM
asnss Bailey FIN PIoyidsncs dsg; san JacinS C.stSa.
and s D sI elsa BARN sS sH:
JASEsic Dec aOSBv the ship 6ou%eS, this PORT.
EhH $ as 9!ys l. :sD 2s
J. SR::
sf;s% g. SsS%sss, y Yss
isdephs, qre: Douglas Bun I'm Rio Gsnde ure; Lucy
$ ssss % Asi fE rs e.;
s.sSs
I'm Rchmond {a1 H. for do; Cscsiis. Lunnipgham fin
s:Ss% az y$s.;s iss :sRis
s s Mare
sfy ss;ss sss:
shs
borough, BatimcI. Il Juliet, Fsrysl nIlsns 10 bark
cnSSs ss
&ssy sy Ms'ftaa
o W9Hhsy Nw S CSn ~ Phil
shiP: Log Goo HsseS: sr:ss prev. Putnam; .sd ! i
bss sh i9s
wof % s:o in s
Home Ports.
Week.: a. 4Sas ifss s:o 81:
Bo:1os Jan 2s-Beley bark I:n.rdon Moulton FIN n Or
81 US
t BALI seh1 DHsi com
Ys1 SD Ars p ia. w tsiSs;
Corvo Fanny. Porto Rco Plato; schr Jno Dunlap Brig
AIT =: .s::%S!s Bali,
Triumph, York for Boson Lucre'ia O'Brien N York.
Ri' ss.f f Ss ss'ds fSSs1f
Bon, Burke, fr Richmond, in d.
yo1i a .si AbS
:oop as seh
NEwguRYponr Jan 27Cld brig Eveline, Goodwin. Sand
witch Isis ads end Columbia RIVER
Aurora, Geer, N York f. Norwich.
PHLApELrHIA Jan 2sArr barks Imogene. Rogers, Have
ford Mary, Wheiden Boston: brss Mary CIows Boz.
ton; Franklin Bates Gloucester Mass Sun Ryder Boston;
axe Holder RoS
The City Ice Boat bennett lowed br,rs Rowena Ma
~ Bach Ee sehrs Huron, and Constitution to Reedy
Rssssa up and HoSs Been Gd .er
Leeds B@zos Santiago Gratitude Daley do; Levin Lank
PnoviDENcE Jan 27-Cld brig Agsnor,, johnson, Mobile
Below at anchor above Warwick Neck full rigsed brig,
Bsbes ssvsnnsh ;ch Billow. Ons Elizabeth City NC;
Mary Halves Hawes Norfolk; Banner. Case York; sips
S S.ai G''' do via New Haven A'''n Miller d. via
PORTLAND. Jan 2Arr schr vosnt, Pendetou, Frankfort
sMoUrH Jan Arr sehr John Miles, York; 2sh.
RICHMOND, Jan 27@xrr schr WIN Burke. Lawrence. N
York. s schr Abdel Kad'r, Adk,n, do.
sr MARES Jan I5-Cld bark Mallory, Babsidge York;
10th. brig G Bourne, Trim, do
SALEM, Jan 27-sld brig Rather Prr
.chr e.po1i. Reed Mstsnzss CD brig oniosa Cunning
ham, Boston