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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

= & ',''-, ~ 1o4F. " 81 i8gs5y[
tPolk's majority. over Clay, exclusive of
Sonth Carolina, ~ s9,s40 1
Majority Of Polk and Birney - -: -
over Clay; "a. ,,ass 101 :66S :; !;
Majority of Clay and Birney ..-sss7-.
over Polk, - i..s 22,9S3
+ 2.152 Presidential election of 1S4S. -
The number of SIdresin the Union
is 80. The Senate ofthe Uhited States
is composed OF 60 Senators, and go
Representatives. Each State in 184S
will be en,itled to Presidential eleclo-.
raj vote equal TO the number Off Sem
ators and Representative in Congress,
VIZ: .-. 49,. .,-rs.-,,
Mainr 9; New Hampshire 6; .Massa-
| chusetrs 10; Rhode Island 4; 'Connec-
licuI 6; Vermont 6; Maryland 8; Vir-,
ginia II; North Carolina II; n. York
&c; New Jersey Z; Pennsylvania 25;
Delaware s; South Carolina g; Geor-
10; Kentucky II; Tennessee IS; Ohio
25; Louisiana 6; Mississippi 6; Indias
ma IL; Illinois 9; Alabama " Missou-,
ri; 7; Arkansas s; Michigan 6; FIori-
da 8; Texas 4; Iowa 4; Wisconsin a
Total, 300. Necessary to- choice
146. .. .--.s. - >
Election By the People. -
In the event Of no choice-by the .Es
Iecloral Colleges, the House of Rep
resenlatives, upon which the election
would then devolye, would be divided
as follows: ... ..~,.., .. -. r..
WHIG.--Vermout; Massachusetts;
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, N.
Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Kentucky IL.
DEMocR4T.-Maine, Virginia, South
Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Loui-
siana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Ten
nessee, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, lowa.-l5. ,7@-so
TrED.-New Hampshire. Rhode ISL
and, Georgia.-3. .-...z x
Should the election be carried into
the House ofRepresentatives, it is more
than probable that Mr.. V. Buren, would
be successful, as the contest would be-
come a sectional one, and The northern
votes would be cast in. his favor. - 4.
Simple and efcctHaI remedy for
Houe in CatLe.-Try the remedy of an
egg shell full of tar rather than attempt
the barbarous practice ofsticEing. If
two men hold the animals head straight,
third its tongue in the rightside, he
4 can easily put down its throat an egg
slleIl full of tar, and in ten minutes re-
lief viii usually y.takesplace; but a second
dose has never failed with my cattle
! which are always kept at brisk walk
Hing pace through the yard until reliey.
ed.-Dablin Farmers Gazette,
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nasz- During my absence, for a short time
E&S from the State, N. L. GRIFFIN, Esq.
-siIl 90, rs my Attorney; persons indebted 10
me will please make payment to him:
" &. II. GoouWAN. -
June 10, l84S. u 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
MO. 3S.

=, any estimate OF his real charactsr.& A
great part Of this misconcep,ion arises
from the petty warfare carried on be-
tween nm and portion of the press.
lie raps the knuckles of the reporters
in his speeches and they ridlcule his
speeches in their letters. This is rather
"a losing game in The long run to a seAa.
tor, and consequently Mr.. Foote has
fgoe 10 be about the "best abused man
in chrisiendom." He has been quizzed
most numerically in the john Donkey,
for his proIuse quotations from the AN
clients. Perhaps he does "excoriate
The culicle of his pernacular, rather
extensively, considering the nature of
his auditory, but he is young yet in par.
liamentary usages, and vii! sooh learn
10 confne the exuberance Of his fancy
TO as narrow bounds as the soberest of
he can desire. He is fluent speaker,
and is distinguished forza bitter, 6iting
irony. Mr.. Foote is a small sized man,
ofa 1Drid compIexion,4 and with q wide
we'll -detoieped forehead. He usually
wears cldret colored coat, light test
and pantaloons.
But enough Of "Iions" for to-day.
Should another dearth Of news occur, i've
may take another peep at the critters"
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
From the Macon JpSrRal q. Bessca.
ger, we copy the following valuable Ia
.bles, which The editor states to have .
been compiled with care.
The complexion of some ofthe States
will probably be changed between this
time and the, eleclion-by Organization
on a new basis: These llabIA will be
useful for reference; zthc most inipor-
taDt only are gwen.
Recdpitata,i0n Of Presidential Eisc-
tion. z. ~ Is 9. :.
Yraf No. Of Votes:
1874 2,7O2,549 sS
1910 2 ,,402 658s
1856 sol ,298
1881 1,,290,4oS ~
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NOlicea

TNHE Estate Of Marshal R. Smith, deceased
beug without administration, and there
fore dereict; all persons having papers pertain
ing to the estate, are requested TO hand mem
over 10 ne by the earliest practicable time, ana
All those indebted to the estate to make pay
n,eut, and those having demands to preseh
them properly attesled: =; .,,14E
june l4 ON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

The friends of DR.. JOHN
sun as q Candidate for Il Sc.
Representatives, al the ensui
March 45.3---z---,
% N The friends ofMaj; AB
Snaounse him as . caHdlaes
.tiiti ] GisliiIuTeS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

5 nFWe are authorised TO announce D.
.YANCEY, Esqr., as candidate :or .
sea, in the House Of Representatives al
the ensuing election. N
March % te ,-,e
The friends of Col. R. B. BouKNleHT'
announce him as Candidate for seat IN
the House of Representatives, at Inc ensu'
ing election .
NJ We are authorized to announce w: q.
HARRIS, Esqr., as candidate for seat IN IN
the House Of Representatives, atthe next elec-
q ton. 49,. --. ..'r...1' ,r
february 9 -.
The friends of Maj. JOHN ToMKINs an
aonnce him as a candidate for seal IN Tue
House Of Representatives at lhe ensuing eIec:
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A large meeting of the Wings took place: in
Albany, at which Gen. Taylor was denounced
ioi accepting the Charleston nomination on the
same ticket with BnIler. This movement has
been approved Of by Mr.. Fillmore. -.
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.. 10 The following gentlemen are annonncea 20
nv their friends as candidates for the othce OF
ITax Collector, at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM, r.,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
z.r Maj. S: C. SCOTT,
S r7WE are authorised to announce DAN
tIEI, HOLLAND. Esq. as candidate ior re-
election to d seat in the House OF Delegates
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
rRoN TEXAS.

81 fH HMU#N MWW. 20 sN"NfH# NN
We gather tho following items Of news from
the Houston Star Of the 9Th;
Coz. "A rs.-Weregte to learn that no IN
DILIGENCE has been received from Col hays
and his little band Of adgentuTers since Dr.
sturgcs and his party loft Ihem on tho banks
~ I'm paerco, We understand that several OF
tbefriendssof Col. Hays arc quite alarmed
tina, no Turther news has been stecetVed IRON
him. as it was expected that a runner would
he ssnt IN as soon ashe feached the Mexican
settlements on tho Rio Grande. They still
tr0ss however, tharh1s indOmiIable courage
will triumph over every'obstacle, and that'hs
viii cut bis way through the savage hOrdes
should they attempt to impede his progress.
DRAeooNs.-The companies Of Dragons
which started from this city a few weeks since
have arrived at Austin, and are soon to'be STA
toned on the frontier Two companies q
Infantry were encamped near Austin On inc
2lst ult.
corros PIcrfNa,- w learn from Judge Lips
conb ina, the frosts have not yet injured TIL
cotton TO such a degree in the undula'lng re
,gan acknowledgements and Washington, q
! gtevebe tbe piahisrs from continuing !
osihertheir crop Many Of them planted
(, istaernumbof Of acres than their hands coul
Gather il ,he ordinary picking Of MISSISSIPPI
and Alabumu, and they find that they hay
gained nearly a thirdmOre profit by thismean
/! Thc picking season IL somdch longer IN Tex
than IN those States, that each hand can nal
two or three moro bales here. lis well 2
. esrtatned that III ordinary ssasons hess, q
Uottoh-picking may continue until @anuat
. and sometimes until the second o. thlFd we'
in January, while II mosl Of the cotIon1gE9'
inr States Of The Union the heavy trostS de
10y stbc crops totally BY The middle q Noys'
Der or first Of December.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

"The main advantages o. this description
~ bridge IS It's cheapnees. The cost Of the
structure which We ate describing is only about
Goo; whereas, q bridge TO accomplish the
same purpose, built on any other plan,
would have required an expenditure Of many
thousand paudnds, = A mother advantage is, that
such 4 bridge can bs elected in situations
where any other wooden bridge would be i'm
pracdcable. A third advantage il, that the
span may, as we are informed, be extendedte lei
times as Tar as any wooden bridge ever ye'
constructed and i may be added, that the in.
%ventOr isof the opinion that such BRIDGE
will be more durable than those Of any cthe
make.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
Bl M 7sEg.spA . Ms oAafLs.l0a Me[saEy.
Nrwe NJ THE BRlTANNIA.

NEWS By THE BRlTANNlA
c,v,r BRITAIN -There is nothing Of i'm.
no,,nnce from England. The weekly accounts
II he Bank Of England were similar q char
oc,sr . those Of ihe' preceding week. The
onora,ions inAtho United States had IN some
DEGREE assisted the par of exchange. The total
number q deaths BY cholera since its first APP
nesranco ii England Is Eve hundred and thir-
teen. egs
From Ireland the news u 9 fthe most MEAN a.
NSboIy character. Starvation and poverty per
CAL ! large portion Of that distressed island.
ArsrRA. The excuses Of the victorious
fmnerlalists il the city Of Vienna have been Q
III most f%rigbtfui character. The most atrO
e,ous barburities have been perPstFatod aPoil
~ pnresisting inhabitanis, many Of whom
have been causelossly shot down in the streets
while women and children have been ruthless
" massacred in thoir houses. The students
H. nar,ioular. have been the obiecis Of the
osnSsauce. and they have beenahnn.sd wit
tho almost eagsrnssss and, when captured
either shot OF hung. The greatest tndIgna
Eongbas been excited every where a. thes
atrocities.
'This bEQtal and sindiclive policy rs ralsln
! aamo ii Indignation ana fury which neiths
king nor empsfor can extinguisn, and wn,el
beItaged. win make the reaction hlpC
more formidable than the late ontOfcaS. sfis
il vienna thors wcro 600 killed during u
siege, tie 1mpsTatsts suffering th%eiatgestloi
Marshal Weldon vas appointed the severn
me- civ Prince wihdisehgtaiz is q cor
mond the army against Hungary%
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

Sun ANSttAS GAuRl.
W alluded iust @eee III asiort article. ~
the commencement, Of q road across lie Is,b.
mus OF Vehuaniepec Id connection with The
work5On tho canal, that il to unite The v.,sys
Of the " oceans which Important enlerpriss
y now 70 be undertaken without fuHher ~.
lay. Tobasco will Be- tho cur port ~ ~.
canal, but the point Of determinasoa. 81 sbe
Pacific Is not vet positively deeldeda
the completion Of this canal win ioFm
new era in the icommercs Of tho world scaress
y less important than the discovery Of ne
route to India BY the Cape Of Good Hope
a will IN fact, make quito as grea. d fcyolp.
'ton ~ the ommerc Of the Pacific Deem,
The whole Qf which 70 and from ths Uni.ed
Stat \ and Europe, wouldat oncu flow through
this new channsls instead Of the tedious s5a
dangerous route BY Cape Horn. MOI only
would this be the regular courae Of the tgsde
VI the Pacific, bp, also for the large portions
4 not the whole oi our with China
and certainly for all the business Of ouf
whaling ships in that sea. TIE Whole
Of our whaling business, employing seven
hundred ships and fifteen thousand seamers
would probably BE- conducted On an entirely
different footing on the completion . this new
water communication.
a ship once sent into the Pacific IN this
business need never return 10 lie Unl,sd
States, Tor after completing her fate, instead
eneounleting the dangerous voyage Of four Of
five months, by the route Of tie Cape 81 Good
Hope, she could tranship her cargo al much
less expense, through this canal and land III in
the United States in Is OF 90 days from Ihe
g Pacific, receiving back 10 about the same time,
. oil the necessary slores and supplies TOT 4 new
Q cruise, or these lattermight be forwardedin ads
. vance to meet her there, 90 as 10 save even
that short delay. If necessary, q change Of
: her officers and crew, oE any portion Of them
I who might wish 70 return home, conl 81
made in the same manner. Such no doubs
would be the system introduced and whaling
'. voyage instead Of beginning and ending Il
Y New Bedford " Nantucket, would begin aud
end at that point on the Pacific, whore the
Canal mighF terminate. These voyages, also
e instead Of requiring three years a. they now
do, to complete their iare, and get home, could
Z be accomplished in o little more than two, Fcs
. at present nearly one year is consumed ia get
Y ting 70 the whaling ground, and then ID rs.
turning home after the cargo il eOmpleted.
? From The Eeastern coast Or China 10 he
Y Isthmus, h Soyage can be performed ii 20 of
y 50 days, and from ihsnCeto New Orleans BtO
~ 10, and 70 an A tlautic porIin IS 10 26 days.
ne Besides this commerce, however, there would
p' be the immense trade Of all tho various potl.
" Of Chill, Peru, Mexico. nndlthe United States
II on the Pacific coast Of North and South Amer
q lea, forming altogether with the China ant
y Whaling business, q commerce Of giga IL
q magnitude, both as 10 value and bulb. which
Y BY the completion Of this work, wOOld y
W brought as i. were TO our very dOOrs.-N q
4 Bulletin.
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.nHaHH WFH "NN eNW# dWtfN fN HFaH#A oef&
They are to have no thanksgiving ID W
ginia this ycpT,it seems. One ot ne hl1R1
mond papers, in noticing the fact sAysl IN
Ills State, W. believe, tits considered upeops
stitutlonal 10 thank God, and csFsalply aes
contemplated By sbe resolutions ol'9e and gs =
virginia, our readers aiO aware, voted toF cuss'
--BuletR. .a#w
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

FArnEk TAYLOR ON Gov. BRIees AT tho
close u his services Oh Sunday fserncon Fs-
ther Taylor held up the Governors Preelama-
lion, appointing 4 day 81 ThanksgiNng, ene
ssaid. Brethren, ! would read this papeEN
i had strength enough left % Do II hisysgg
long, and al good 40 II i long. 4 euds wan
thr payer 'God save tbe Commonwealth
Thank God, brethren, that was denea weak
ago.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

THs GoLp MANfA.--ln the Northern ciIios.
il appears the Gold mania 10 ePidsmieal
number Of vessels have been fitted ops wllll
all preparations Tor reaPing the golden hAEyss
which California, from the published aeeopn'ss
will present, and several have already Left
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

OREsoN From Oregon wo have accouhts
by way of California, announcing theinefease
Of the army to three hundredsmen, and w
dispositions OF The Indians @hc had fed g ne
mountains They were willing 10 maks petce
which the whitcsretused lode anti she maj.
doretso Of Dr. Whitman aad family Wers sass
rendered This the Indians Obisctcdaos Onshs
ground that inahy Iudians, had becn ALLIED n
battle. which ought 10 10 ample satisfaction y!
Crescent,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

"Whot would you charge to kOis me ~
pair of stockings such as thesea ~ inquiredan
loppish young fellow Of a lady who was knit
ting a thick, warm pair Of wOllena.
"Would you have socks or stockiugs2n In
quired ihe lady.
"I want them to come up over the calf" hes
replied, gr
ain that case it would take some time toesd
mattel have never knit stockings ,ocoyet che
whole body /"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

GoLD AssAYERs FOR CALIroRHiA'- q the acs
counts are true, the value Of cole, a. 4 stands
ard Ofprices, vii DC seriously deprceiased I've
assayers left New York for The gold region IN
the steamship Panama, Who win ossay the ore
and tepOrttesnlts as sOOna IS possible
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

YeoaIt said he0@as an excellent man;
For the pOorhe'd preach, for the poor he't
plan, *a lea' ~ 'a
To better them he was willing; ' R-
But the oldest man who had heard him pray,
Abd'preach eotlhe poor il i pitifui way
Gould hardly remember him rightly to say e
Mr.. Bess hhd e'et given a chilling
Oh, an excellent man was AbsalOm Bess,
And the world threw up its hands 70 bless
When ever his name was mentioned;
But he died,oue day, he dig, and oh! ar8aa
He went right down 70 the shades below,
Where al, are bound, Pm afraid, to 80, O
Who's are only, good mentioned, sa-
EASTMAN.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

sselloilly is Wealth. w
aFtopreserge houseonce
aaah 70 buildanswone-lrglits
faRSTLEY& MosBY;
g'sssiysd attvsif Drug store.
INV Inc Linseed Oif,,ams fra' Y
@ No, i, white lead, aud
Ivy iasy guarantees 10 be FRESH,
soOd % the best and which
'SBs extremely low (being
uuIacles.1 aeq
wye !, lS4S. VI "a seAo ael n a Cd
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Nunaer -
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He didn't Know rightly what was meant
By the Bibles promised four bundled per cen',
For charity's each donation;
Bit he acted as he thought railroad stocks,
And bonds secure beneath earthly locks,
Were better, with pockets 'brim-iull Of rocks,
Than heavenly speculation.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

\. thompson bus
4 Me Tai1or. ~
'ornstA ocegpiea ~
l,ih5m. mere be ~ pre.
sl,G;Sds Of work in his line
a,ices to suit the times
I@dfcad losweahh'
u ciolhina repovateds
M IA 40-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

BENENOLENCE. ea 5g
Abenevoleit man was bsalorn BessA v
AtisaOh and every tale Of distress O 8ai
olHe blazed rigbtuplike q rocket, ale "a NJ
He feltioF oil beueArhgp9veFty's smuri, aa a
Who Nere.fatedto beaflhe's roughest p%art,-
He Geltior themin his inmost hearty se at
Bill nevef felIrih his pocket, @aas fa! e
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AND the RtaHT. "
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4,esa sa Ga .sab ayaa m ga
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

laas Us
HUE4a
ssg 80 LGg,
county, MISSISSIPPI,
~ sb0sethe Posi- Once
' .ss55 he Circuit Courts
a,,aIa. Leake, Madi-
q aolmes. Business en-
ana viii receive his zeal
csIs
xa4 e.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
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ard-k az seed
1bs.ribstsb mos res
hIg, lothank thelr friends
N generous, liberal, and SUB
smnagerN heN
nfbesy exerpoas 10 meIn .
v ,he same will be
r,s@e thdif lrenas and the
hsteofores at thtif psdaslaaq'
mGoLDEN MORTAR MheGe
d6s rscai we'd from New E9sk
ispBa, aFREsH apdscomptess
Ami6mr1rles imthen llna 3.
PRIESTLEY 81 MOSBEod
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L :s: ss ut sss. s' as. :
M.u sss aoss s: Ball. t: sS
Zum., Squirting Nassau L1cy Jane Rich Norfo!S; Ssma-
s en Itn.% from d.
Fran S %
qs,Iantns ship g PeieJ'bpy HSwsd LiyerPCS CD ship
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hSs Mayo any i;'
vg' c snS Bis. a." % s!s%s
& jSS: Memphis Shell
Cs4sIksTos Jan ar; big: BusnOvsnior. tuew) Stem
''r SSSia Assi ssi Ss1s Bovae Pike
Sd ~ .sA ss;ds Key West
Ns% With . 'sIs S
81 brig. Tho. Walter Mshn,e P4il.d; Hs.I.ssss
ses%adss; .shI: Henry. Fish, Frsaosis Bowl New
de- riS y S Ts.:i, Getty; vs. I$d's..
DnLAw1ns BaE"Hw.rEs. Jan sUsch. ovoca Bush for
.eS. S:;3 H 81.
the former for Virginia the latter for Baltimore.
FALL RIVER, Jan 4-AH brig Encch Pratt Baker, W lining
ton Nc schs Red Jactet Vrgnia Buena Racket De-
awac City, Maria Burt, Bay River NC 3D. caroline, Pratt
Somerset for Newben; Vesp-r Staples Dghon for orolk
10Th NIT schr Beauchamp, folk and sid Attn for
Camden aid LIST schs Frances H,lleL Philadelphia; Sd,
Hutoka, do; 3th Br brig Atias New York.
MOBILE Dec 30 ship Flavius Cook, New York; brig
Figaro (Sp) Seller Havana Cid schr Pascsgoua Burns PEN
sacola.
NKw BEBroRp Jan l-sld schr Heron. Doboy, Ga.
NoRFoLK Jan 5-Arr schrs N G " " right I'm New York
in Distress Eudo,a, McEsrard. Boston, Below bound up
BARK Jane Gano, PANE fom Boston In Hampton ROaos-
Brig Virginia. Edridge I'm Ale xandria tound Boston Sid
schr Florence, Green, for Portland.
New ORLEANS Dec 30Arr, shps Epam;nondos. Lambert.
Bremen; Marsaret Carr New YoIk; Heschel, HAM VIM
noty Bfemeu Miades ODD Groom, Liverpool; Lord San
dom (br Welsh Liverpool; Orleans, (BI) Bozlr London
Upand breml Bremen Oriz aba Br) Venus, Liverpool
Lyons Frank Hsyre; bark OnOn HOVE Boston, Csrsnont'
ron Robbins Rio de Janeiro Royal Adelaide By Smith
Fowey via Falmouth. Eng; brig Florence Fales Bonae;
Washington Turks leland; schr, lonn stephens, Fai
Arr 10th barks Gen Taylor. Redmond Phladelpha; CIR
cassian lB0 DHoa, Greenock; schn Tallahassee. Saudi
st Marks; AtsIon, Lewis, Pensacola CD steamship
Palmetto, Smith, Gayeson ships Charming, Hueston,
Liverpool Newton, Howess Boston Amazon, Murray,
Havre; Abby Pra Shaw, Session; baIks Pnenix Bou.h,
Norfolk; Genes.e, Dillingham; New YORK; brig Modesto
PA, Barcelona schr FL T!uant, Pensacola. Towbost
iam schs Col Cross Athos Left tho w PAS
2sh reports ships Thos Wright Arcoe, aud Apollo still
the Bar.
PRovIDENcE Jan 5-AI sshr Senator Clark, or soops
Moses Eddy Bven do Velocity Smith, do; Charles Baker
do; Proof Glass Blydenburah, do