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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-24
STANDING COMMITTEES.

The Standing Committees of both Houses
of Congress were appointed on the 9Th inst.
We do not deem it necessary to give them in
detail. Below we give the names of the Chair
men OF the most important Committees -
On motion of Mr.. Mangum, the Senate pro-
ceeded to elect Chairmen of the several Stand
ing Commttees-which resulted as follows:
Foreign Relationships. Sewer.
Fnancc-Mr. Anterior.
Con1merce-N1r. Dix.
Mqnufactures-Mr Dickinson.
AgricuIture-Mr. Sturgeon.
Military Afa'rs-Mr. Cass,
Mllitia-Mr. Rusk.
Naral Afairs-Mr. Fairfield.
Public Lands-Mr. Breese.
Private Land Claims-Mr. Yulee.
Indian Afairs-Nr. Atchison.
Claims-Mr Mason.
Revolutionary Clain,s-Nfr. Bright. !
Judiciary-Mr. Ashley.
The Post Office and P. Rodds-Mr. Niles
Roads and Canals-Mr Hannegan.
Pensions-Mr Johnson, OF La.
District of Colunbia-Mr. Cameron.
Patents and the P, OGee-Mr. WestcUtt
Retrenchment-Mr. Turney.
IefTlIOT1eS-N1I. bOuSldSS.
Public Buildings-Mr. Hunter.
Contingent Erpenses-Mr. Felch.
Printing-Mr. Bradbury.
EngrosSed BWs-Mr Downs.
Enrolled BUs-Mr. Rusk.
Joint CON- on the Library-Mr. Pearce.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The various Standing Committees were this
morning announced. The Chairmen OF the
most important of them are as follows, VIZ: -
Mr. r. w Thompson, Of Indiana, Of the
Committee of Elections.
Mr. R. T. Vinton, OF Ohio, OF the Ways and
Means.
Mr.. Rockwell, OF Connecticut, of Claims.
Mr. W. Hunt, of New York, of Commerce.
Mr.. Collamar, of Vermont, of Public Lands.
Mr.. Goggin, of Virginia, OF Post Office and
Post Roads.
Mr.. j. G. Chapman, OF Maryland, of Dis
trict of Columbia, and the other members OF
the same Committee, are :-Messrs. Tallmadge,
Mcdowell, Barrow, Fcklin, Henry, Sims.
Edwards, and B. B. Thurston.
Mr.. ]. R. Ingersoll, of Penn, OF the judi
ciary.
Mr.. King, OF Massachusetts,, OF Revolution
airy Claims
Mr. Gayle, of Alabama, of Private Land
Claims.
Mr. Stewart, of Penn, of Manufactures,
Mr.. Hugh White, OF New York, of Agrl'
culture.
Mr.. Gentry, of Tennessee, OF Indian Affairs
MIR. Bolts, of Virginia, of Military Affairs
Mr.. Thompson, OF Kentucky, OF Militia.
Mr.. T. B. King, of Georgia, OF Naval Al
fairs.
Mr.. T. Smith, of Connecticut, of Foreign
Affairs
MIR. C. B. Smith, of Indiana, of Territories
Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, of Roads and Canals
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For the sale oftNegroes.

DERsONS having NEGROES to dispose Of
- would do we'll to call the sui scriber. be-
fore selling, as he is we'll acquainted with all per-
sons who buy; and there shall be no pains
spared on my part to make the above property
bring its value. either in this or another market:
am ever ready to serve those who will give me
their business. JAMES I NORRIS
Wilmington, Dec "a, ls47 l5.3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-24

cru SHIELDS IN SOUTH CARoL1NA.-Ihls
DISTINGUISHED soldier was presented to the Le-
r;.,at1Ire of South Carolina on the 18th lnst''
" "pon which the Speaker welcomed him as Inc
cnest Of the State, and invited him to seat
On the floor of the House. The reply OF "en
Shields was short, but exactly to the point
He arrived in Charleston on Monday last
and was received by the Mayor and City au-
tborities, as the guest of the City, A public
dinner and ball have been given in his honor
Nv the citizens of the Queen City of the
South
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MEXICAN NEWS.

Since our last paper we have received some
intelligence from Mexico, but not of very
important character Indeed, we do not cal
culate upon any important movements IN that
quarter Just now. We are looking more anx-
iously to Washington City for the action of
our own Congress upon the Mexican war
question, than to Mexico.
We find in the New Orleans papers OF a
recent date, some late items from the city of
Mexico, and also from Queretaro, the present
3 seat Of the Mexican government.
The following order will shew the reader
that Gen. Scott is taking steps to make the
Mexican people feel the burdens of the war
more sensitively than heretofore:-
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 358.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Mexico, Novr 25, l847.
Under instructions from the Government al
Rome, requiring that this army shall, as soon
cas- practicable, begin to raise within the coun.
try it occupies, the means in whole or in grea
part, Of maintaining the expenses of the occu
patton until the Federal Government OF Mex
jCO oIldtl Suoulll leILS Vi pCdIC MIN III
United States may honorably accept, it is or
dered that no uncoined bullion, bars or ingots
either OF gold or silver, shall be shipped from
any port of Mexico, until the further orders O.
the Government at home shall be made known
on the subject, so as to give time for said Go
vernwent to fix the rate of export duty or
such bullion, and perhaps small duty or
gold and silver coin
As the beginning of the change of system
animated above, all rents for houses or quar-
ters occupied by officers or troops OF the army
IN any city or villagein Mexico, will cease a.
soon as contracts may permit, and absolutely
from and after the end of this month, wherev
er this order shall be received in time, and II
future necessary quarters both for officers ant
lroops' where the public buildings are INSULT
oelen', will first be demanded, as required, O
dne civil authorities of the several places occu
pieo oy the troops, so as to equaliZe the incon
yenence imposed upon the inhabitants. an
Olm III Isl me same as much as possible
If the authorities fail to but the troop
promptly in possession OF such quarters, the
the commanding officer, in every such case
following out the same principle of giving tn
least distress practicable to the unoffending in
ha6ltants, will cause the necessary building
to be occupied.
subsistence, forage, and other necessarie
'0' me amy, will be purchased and paid fc
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n~C. F. NJ. Garrett, Esq, who superlnten-
ded the construction of the Raleigh & CASTOR
Rail Road, has been appointed Engineer OF the
Columbia & Charlotte Rail Road.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoItNA.

December Term, lS47
MRDERED, that hereafter the State Docket be-
~ taken up on Monday morning and when this
Docket is disposed Of, the Appeal Docke, be taken
up, and ds soon as Che Appeal Docket is finished.
the Exparte cases, and such as are not itipa,ed on
the Trial Docket be FIRST disposed Of ard the Trial
Docket then Ire peremptorily taken up.
Teste, l.. II. MARS'rELLER. Crk.
December "a, ls47--[l5-6t
Chronicle and Commercial copy once a week
for weeks.
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NV YoRK. Dec. ls.h.-Naual Stores-The
market generally remains quiet. and we have onI,
10 report sales of 800 bbls Sp.s. Turpen:ine at 37i
= $50. cash 500 barrels North County Rosin at
IS cents. delivered some Wilmington, IS; and
400 bbls. North County Tar at 81 as2 rs per
DBL
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CHARLEsrox, Dec 2I.-The Upland Cotton
market remained very quiet on the 20ih. with no
disposition on The part Of buyers t. operate Sales
70 bales only. at q u.
Tie market continued with good demand for
Rice Sales from to 500 barrels, nj extremes
from 50 l-l6 to 33-principally S34 10 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-24

n1-Thomas Miller. Esq, OF Granville. has
been appointed President OF the Raleigh &
CASTOR Rail Road, in place of Wes'ly Hollis
tor Eso,. resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-24

THAT Hilton Bridge will be rented to the high.
| est bidder, with note and security for one year,
on the fist day of January next. 1913.
VIM. s. ASHE. g.
Dec 24-l5.2t
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FArErrEv1LLE. Dec. ls.-Co.ton 74c.; Cotton
Yarn II; Bacon IL to Is Corn so to SIS Lard
10 to IL; Wheat IS 10 g5 Butter | ) 10 20.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-24

Bank Rates Of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphis, premium per cent.
d" New York, " "
Boston,
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New ORLEANS, Dec. l2.-Cotton "a to cts
Sugar u to Sic; MeIasses 10 TO 1880; Flour 50
TO Al dolls; Bacon. hams to izc' s,nes TO -.
shoulders 81 to 81 Lard st to 81 Whlskey l73
to 10.
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For the Journal.

TOT Tue Journal
MR.. FULToN-There appeared in the Com.
mercia of this morning. notice of the pro-
ceedlngs of "a Town Meeting" for the pur-
pose OF nominating Commissioners for our
Town for the ensuing year. The object of
this communication is to call the attention of
Inc public to the ticket named by the meeting
above alluded to. The present incumbents
are again in nomnation-the meeting was
small and entirely select We do not particu-
larry object to the ticket on account of the re-
spectabllity and standing of the gentlemen in
this community, but we seriously object and
demur at the manner in which the said Com
mIssloners have acted during their administra-
tion, Tor the past year or INDEPENDENTLY
with their conduct during recent meeting held
at the Masonic Hall, relative to the building
OF the new Market House It is fair pre-
sumption, that when men are appointed by
their fellow citizens ~ Offices of trust and re-
sponslbility, that men of moral worth and
weight Of character should be selected. The
presumption is conclusive; but when we find
men so selected, so far forgetful OF every gen.
erous and liberal feeling that should belong to
gentleman, it is time for plain citizens to
look about, and try and find some honest men
to govern their town affairs. There are men
to be found in Wilmington who are
legally qualified, that would have no
objection to serving on the Commissioners
Ticket. will append list of their names
| wish the public to look into the matter.
December %, 1547. A CITIZEN.
THE PEOPLES TICKET.
EDWD. B. DUDLEY, JOHN DAWSON,
J. G WRIGHT, lB. FLANNER,
GEO. W. DAVIS, JOHN A. TAYLOR.
JAMES 7. MILLER.
Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE oblige US by insert
ing in the Journal, the following ticket for
Commissioners of the town of Wilmington.
MANY VOTERS
COL. JOHN McRAE, ISAAC NORTHROP
JNO. D. BELLAMY, J. D. GARDNER,
GEORGE DAVIS, B. FLANNER,
S. P. POLICY.
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FAYETTEVILLE FLOuR--25 bbls Fayetie-
vile Flour assorted Brands, received per steam
or Evergreen, and for sale by
Dec "a HOWARD & PEDEN. &
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PosTPoNEMENr OF THE FAIR.-1'he Fair adj
vertlsed by the Ladies of the Episcopal Church
for the evenings of Wednesday and Thursday of
this week, is postponed 20 the evenings of Mon
day and Tuesday ne 1t, the 27th and aath inst
Chronicle, of last Wednesday.
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NOT1CE.

m the 9Th day Of January, ls4s. at the late
u residence Of 1'hos Devane, decd. will be hired
out, the negroes belonging to the minor heirs Of
Thos. Devane. decd. Also the lands belonging TO
said heirs will be rented for one year. Terms at
sale. OWEN FENNELL, Guardian.
Dec. "a, lS46-l5-3t
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CALT-4OOO bushels landing and for sale by
y Dec. 2t-l5-nl r, H. STANTON d Go.
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DOMEsTIC LIQUORS-3O bbIs. N. o.
- Whiskey; IS bbls Rose Gin; 20 6els'
N. e. Rom. for sale BY
Dec II. CRoNLY. WALKER 4 HALL
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GALr-2,ooo Bushels Salt. for sale by
- JNor. 81 HOWARD & PEpEn'
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CALT-250O bushels Salt, for sale by
j Uec "a HOWARD & PEDEN.
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nECEIvED THIS DAY. PER sem. J, D.
- JoxEs-3O bags Laguira Codts; 81 DO. Rio
do; 3 casks prime Cheese For sale low, hy
dec q McKELLAR g. McRAE.
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x AND DEEDS, a new supply, just printed
and for sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-12-28
PROSPECTUS
OF TEE
C0NGRE ESSI0NAL REGISTER.

With The commencement Of the 30,h Congress,
we Prop"se to continue the Congressional Regis.
ter on the same plan as published during the
Inst session. 1t will contan full and accurate
report Of the business proceedings of Congress.
together With sketches Of the debates which take
place in each house. The next Congress will
be one of the most important which has Assem-.
bled for yesrs, andt ia our determination TO give
to the people complete history Of ,h.ir proceed
ings. and at sach lo,o price that every person
who takes an interest in the cts Of that body
csn procure a copy. Ills believed that tho Is,
session Of the 30Ih Congress will continue 81
least eight MONTH; and we therefore propose to
issue weekly, on n mammoth sheet, oc 'avo form,
their proceedings at the unproeedeWt low iate OF
One dollar per copy for the session.
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WAREHOUSEoF
PRINTS O NJ Y.
-. s,,rus ~ arr, N n, VIZ WAEpK

PRIN rs o N j. r.
Ne, SO CEDAR STRErTNEW YORK.
LEE, JUDSON j LEE,
(LATE LEE + JUDSON)
Occupy ,h. spacious FIVE STORY
WAREHOUSE, Ne. IS CEDAR STREET
- the WHOLE Of which is devoted 10 ihe ex
hibiton and sale Il tlt si'Il ARTnni
PRINTED CALIC0ES.
Their present Stock consists Of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, En-
bracing some THOUSANDS ofdifferen' pat
ferns and colarnes, and comprising every
Thing desirable in The line, FORElGN ans
DOMESTIC.
All Of Which .re offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credi Al The LOWEST PaIcEs,
by the
Piece or Pack,. &c.
New Styles are received, almost every day
aud s,sny of them are 60. up for cur own
sales. and mol is bs found elsewhere.
NTPrn'ed lists ef prices, corrected from
DIV 10 day. with every Variation of he mar
tet. and are placed in the hands ct huye,s.
Merchants will be abe 10 form s~tnr ider
| Il the extent and variety Of our assortment
.hep we state, that the value sf eur nsua
.iork af this
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

State Of Ohio. SALE Oh RrAL Estate sY
Trnm5ul County, IS OKDyR OF CcUsr
HHthe ilih day Of january, l848, between
W The hours Of one md hree in the afternoon,
of The dsnr of II Court Heuse. in the town OF
Wrucn, in said Tmmhul! County, will be asla
to tho highee, bi oder the equitable interest IN the
following real estate rs the properly Of Lewis
Eckman, dpcsnsea to wit:
All Of lots number FIVE. six and seyea. in blsck
number four in the viluge Of Grard in the eoun-
ty aforesaid suhisct to The life estate Of the wild
ow. appraised at 10000.
,, The undersigned will also sell at the same line
and place the equitable. interest of the decedsnt
in the following lands SITUATE in the county Of
Putnam, in said State, known as the north east
quarter Of the north east qnorter Of secnsn num-
Der eleven in township number one ssuth OF
| rops" number sfvcR east. containing 40 acres.
appTas sed at 100000. also the norih west quarter
oithe north west quarter Of section number tive eve
in suid township, number one south Of Range
Rumber seven east containing 20 acres appraised
at S700, 90. The premises will he sold upon de.
ferr"d payments Of two years with approved so.
eurity.
| Gorge T. Townsend & Cath.
| anne Ecknan, Admin.
| istrator and Administering,
on the Estate of Lewis Eek
5s2k~ man. deceased.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


srder sf TIE Court sfcomnon Pleas} ap
efsunlnit County, Ohio.
AN the 18th day of January. Is4s, at 10 e'eeek,
" At the late residence ofCeorse W. Killer deceased 10
the township Of Ri.hfed Summit County, Ohio viii he
sold the highest bidder tie following desrihed real e.
txe 90 the property OF George w. Killer deee:sodts VIII
AAout acre OF lind hens In the serth west par'
lot 20 in tract In said Richfed, and bounded az fo
lows:
beginning the North OF Benjsn l, ostorni
land thence rnnning north 3Iid chains and nifty
six links to Nstake and stones tence north ihst twe
-Bns and forty links 10 stake and stones, thence ssut
2fd three chains and sixty links to tile nert
east OF Benjamin OsSus land thence south SIT deg
two chains and tweptyone links to the place Of be-
ginning containing one hundred and eighteen rods OF ahd
ess, subject 10 small inrumhranee owncd Wy
Frankiin and Mary Culver and the ihchmbante or the
widows Dover. NHta ir
Also the same time and place the following descbad
real esrts stnte in the Town of Pendeton In the town
slir OF Riley In the county Of Putnam, Ohio. t0wit:
Lots No. 81 and ?S in tie town OF Pendson aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale. The land situate IN Summit county one
third cash In hand 0netlird IN year. aud In
years from day Of sale with interest secured 10 the
Abstraction Of the Administrator. .t
The land n Putnam county half sash In hand one
half in year secured to the satisfaction OF the Admin
isrriop. JaDltH
TIE real estate situate in the county Of Summit afore
spid appraised ut $50 dollars And the real estate sit
uate In ta County OF Putnam s!oresd was Apsraissa
~ 6sllsu.
JAMES w WELD. Admr. sftle
Estate of Gssyge w. Killer deed
Richfeld, Nov Gsth Isl7. 353dw
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X LID A I'll o Il Il l..
IA N ES II. VAL

] A N r , Fl. l.
IL AS taken the well known and
hu..A commodions Tavern Stand ferm.
&ss rrly occupied hy T. r. Mcclure. The
ksss Houee has been thoroughly repaired
Ea.Asj this fall. and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J.H v. feels confident that those who fpvo'
him bv selecting his house will find thr accom-
modst;ons and attendance equal to those of an,
House in this part Ohio. Hstable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords. and his bills will be found rensonabl,
low to suit the times. He has also large and gooe
s'abIing, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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RlLEY'SP PATENT OINTMENT.
FoR THE
p 7 4. K G
FoR THE

have received very many certificates ssa
testimonials as 10 the efficacy ofmy oislmea nj
only few Of which can be inserted ior wss'
ofspace. will frs, give a statement Of u,
discovery, and cure of
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ger holding 9 OF. more than two small bel
lies. Look out and not get imposed Gpon.-,-
Every bottle has "yaugbn's Vegetable L.h'
oniript;s Mixture" blown upon the glass, the
,vri.tes sigaailr Of "G c. Vaughn ? on ,As
lrc ions. and c. G. Vaughn. Buffalo, stsm
ped on the csrk.
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Piece or Pack. ge.
ONE nTIGLE

10 at least twice the
value Of the en,ne stock ef dry goods usus!-
" kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the fact. that orr
mesns snd our a,ieniinr. instead Of being H.
yivded among vast variety Of articles, are
devoted wholly 10 one. will render the sdven'
isges which we can offer In dealers perfectly
obvious and il shHll br osr care that meme
who visit Our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all Seasons
of the year.
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lee, Jna:en e. LPe,

P. s-B. Y. LEE, formerly Of the
arm Of Lord l. Les a,d la'e senior part.
oer in Ihe original firm Of Lee Il Brewster,
from which connection he withdrew some
time ago. and has resumed BUSINESS ir con.
necton with NJ ssrs. Lre and Iudson, undel
the firm Of LEE. JUDSON T. LEE, aud he
voninres to assure his friends and the public
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
smnence in this branch of the ira g, wEici
fnrnerlv distinguished the other two houses
50 which he belonged.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
FOR THsE SESSION.

This publication is MT only the cheapest, bu,
il contains more valuable rending matter than
Is to be found in sny other Weekly published q,
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tGnt nsws bath foreign and domestic; und its COM
nte-eiai articles ure not equalled. II will nlsc
contain 4 complete synop.ical summary OF
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session.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11
eOnT OF NEW YORK, OCrOBER IL.
Arrived.

Arrived
H sss Murray sS nS Sy sandy 1 Hco
spoke ship Agnes, hence for Amst.r dam.
full asssd bis s.hes
Of Ab,eeom probably the brig LOrient, from Trni
DC anero evening of goth Aug
Bark W Cater Cormick Island Of St Martins, Sept 81 to
Ff,aanse Wood Let, no An Vessels s:, d,v. IN h,u..
to fasEs IisstSa.R sh a.t atS S. Ion Il s spoke b
brig Lady Of the Lake Beeman, for Hsw York
to nee Ns.m n Walsh '''"'' -''' ''''' e''
s I Ed.sd
Tor New York days hrg Osceola tof Boston Child for
Bds Eirufau Branseemb ssgua La Grande IS days. with
a TSs han Ms s s'
Brig elsz1o NICHOLS sagua La Grande, Is days. with
Brig P,apseo Nickerson (of Boson St Juan, (Cuha1 via
Abecom where she went ashore on the 9Th u with 80 hhds
Biz soome Zones Turk. Island Is days. with 5000 bush
3, brig Stranger, Davidson, Pictou days, with coal,
Brig Wilson Fuller Crawford, Savannah days. with cot
srs ysnd.lia Pendle'On New Haven days. in ballast to
scr King Philip Small St Jago de Cubs. with hides sugar,
rom Savannah dig ul off the Moro spoke brig AIDE
la tssass SNAIL s ssss IS days.
Daniel WsS,er McDuay. Lubec days. with plaster.
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sshr sally Miller Lee Plymouth NC days. naval stores.
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schr A Ballard. Lambert, Virginia, with wood.
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schr Triton, Let's, Virginia, with wood.
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mington; Gelena, Cuba' U sloop of war Albany.
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