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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
s Sec article from Salisbury Watchman.

Tine PtshurT Commercial, after abiding 10 the
shameless frauds practised BY the Locofoco leaders in
Pennsy vana, in lSii, Mr.. Polk being a Tariff
The sequel Of the story is we'll known. The Tariff
Of ~ Brought to the guoline, and the British
Tarfof 1916 substituted. 50 gfeai was The shock TO
the pepe, barefdced the fraud If the leaders, thai
they endeavored To hide their deed under the preen,
sion that this Tariff Of 1916 was rather Protective
Tariff Ard in the fortunate irfati of our breads ufs
and proyi>i markets in lS41, caused by s'arvalinn
abroad, they eudeavared 10 find argument excuse
their base deseron of the Milling people Of Pennsy
vania.
Bat the people Of Pennsylvania are not altogether
fools. they say 'fa cheat ia once shame on hin;
if he cheat us tcice shame On u.s."
The SIGNS Of d,scontent. of a silent but Determined
purpose 20 avenge the great wrong perpptrated upon
them. were seen in every quarter.-ClarIon county
gave back defiance >uSqnehanna, SrhuylkIll.
Philadelphia. early did The And we have al
y y looked forward with abiding confidence. for sin
-, I'd whitening rahuke, 10 this great fraud and false
But. few weeks bete,e the election, newspaper
IN Washington eng gave Us prophecy on the subject.
which directly Ia the gurP which tuelod distinctly
what was 10 happen, and JrLg happen showing
that crime IS always according to that nile.
like II PetlcS and morals, rnrsued fast By its penalty
The fine moral esson teaches, Is werih than gold
AMI jewels.
{tt1e Is Is
"Pennsyrania doubtful, 1t cannot Ne. 1t is stig
ma upon her good be upon her character pre-
tend u-and ihuse who venture to indulge in such idle
Wins, will b. compelled t, laugh Their credulity
and folly in he dtS If Noyeuber'
"FTad and fasshood haze loo ellen been diren from
nfoo'hod IN The there. 10 look for any thing ao,c
but an after dJeat and orertLr ,c'
IL ~ pt,phrIic this last clause The "faud and false
hood can have Ohey reference cerainy other ap-
plcanon than t. the vile, cruel, and pemedaied' r1ud
and ialsh0d olSl4. Polk. Dallas and Protection "
whereby PennSf lvanins swindd out Of The Tar
If OF 1872 AMI ricked into submission the Admins
trailon. avwedly farO7abl- to Free ! rade.
And how true was tie prophecy! ( Wing Governor
OF Pennsylvania. Mig Legislature in Doth branches
Wh'g Delegation in Congress. and Wing Senator in
Congress secured Verify fraud and falsehood" have
been driven ffom foot hold among u.s. and fly .ebuked
IN the pt''sifaiion Of the Democrats.
bu' wlh not the "a be surprised when we tell him
tilgtea Union.
II is nevertheless tue and for once declare the
C'o has g aollshed fair claim rank among prnph
e'S WIN ''re'eh truly. bat who only speak dis
tasteful 10 themselves. nvoluntary 0r hen reading he
own hnroSc"ie' Hst1sirg II or an eneny'S But it l.
Truth fe-. atly and emnently to The purpose spoken
aud The IDEAS Of Novembet will u,ge sionallv and su
santia5 attest the proEhes trecast Fraud and false
hsId1 cannot win.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02

EOK KE.1'T
FRUSTEE'S NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, having been appointed trustee in
Deed Of Trust executed by Francis e. Morrison and ROB-
ert X Watkins the 7h of OCTOBER ,is would hereby
to all persons indebted che late firm Of Mori
atkins to come forward settle their
immediately as further ndu scnce cannot be given.
Payment can be made either to r. G. Morrison, who is
my Agent, or to myself,
j. ROYAL HOLCOMBE,
OFT es-il v1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
WARD MEETING

Wing voters OF Lynchbnrg, residing Ro.tii Of Cooke
reel will please meet ihs evening. al 2 cleck at
lie uif;e .: : w Shelton tsq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02

Live Stock Market, Oct. &c:
BEEF-S2 25 to 81 Is, scale weight
HoGs.-S5 90 nett
SBEEPES1 80 to 50 80 nett. JACOB SHOOK.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Reported by Beverly Blair, Lincensed Stock Broker
Stale Stock per cent-par value SlOO-saes at
par.
Corporation 6 per cent-par value $lOO-las sales at
90
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Stae-9S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lOO-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $lOO-9oz 80.
Virginia Bank Sock-par value X0-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stack
par value $l00-hed at $S5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $50
S295 80
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value $l00-held al $S5 and int
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Cert fcates
of Debt-par value $lOO-ast sales at $50 and int.
Richmond and Louisa Rail Road Stock par value
xl00-last sales at $45; some asking higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
"CoMMiTTEE Room OF THE Dem. Associations"
Ua,iington November - 1874

'SR Permit the Executive Committee Of the Dem
acrac Association TO congratulate you The election Of
James X Polk 10 the Presidency. In humble effort
bring ablut such result have incurred debt Of
81 200. This will have 10 be paid. We hppe and ex-
pect that all Democrats (eSpeci-ly those who
ikely 10 be benefited pecunary point # by the
esul) will towards the exlngulshment of this
debt. We address we know to be Demo
rra. and who believe is prepared give evidence Of
it by prompt attention this call We sincerely hore
thai will be your pleasure show your good feeling FIR
the your gratitude for its and your ber
ally, BY paying guarantyng to pay to --
the sum of -. portion of such sum as you may give
will be expended in making sotie demonstrations of joy
on the glorious victory achieved by the Democracy If
uou are not prepared by good disposition 10 contribute
solicited be pleased to return this note, lis retention
will be Considered by evidence of your agreement to
paw and will be charged against the bearer.
..Bv order OF the Executive Committee.
With regard to the facts if the present instance. the
following letter. written. the editors OF the l"iegen-
Ger aver "by respectable gentleman in the public ser
vice " denunsrat4s the entire reliability OF the CORES
pendent Of the Express:
Gentlemen: You are right The leter-the Locnfocos
are levyinr heavy contributions The office holders of
the Governments here. To day their thai
again and again they may squeeze the pockets Of all On
whom the fear Of Democratic prescription VIII operate
They urge them the last cent OF their means, that
PENNSYLVANIA may be Secured" as they say, but as
honest men would call it, bought. Warn her feenen.
that such attempt may meet the punishment which an
indignant and insued people know best how to lnflct
through the balloi box.
Washington, Oci. %. SIS.
Now we ask readers put The facts stated in these
Two documents together, and to draw their cocu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
OF ELEC riON FOR PRE-
SIDENT AND ViCE-PRESIDENT

The Commissioners appointed 10 SuPeHnlend the cleo
ton Of Electors or President and Vice President Of the
United Sties at he precincts the several counties in
rhC ommon weahar required 10 take and subscribe
oath which Will be found in the SESSIONS of lS4i
rare 50. sec,l n ) The oath prescribed for he Som
missoners appointed BY the Executives. somewhat diff
;reat-sec sane act.
FIR the convenience Of those who may not have an
Opportunity II ri ring the act. the form Of the oath
and certii-are. are suboined
.IAB d. solemny swear (o' affirm that | will
faithfully and ruy execute. according to law. the of
fee If Commissioner of the separate election Of Electors
Of President Anu Vice President Of the United States 10
be held at II The county Of
thai will. u The best 81 ny sk and Judgment admit
all pe1ss 10 ecu'i,l-d do and reject all
entitled ana tai vii the p,ll fairly and correctly
taken and will certify the same according to law. So
b.-.4lae God.
A. B. Commssioner''
--Counry to wii:-rhe above oath Cor atirma
t.,n) was this day If 1913 taken and
subscribed before Justice of the peace in and f,'
aid c,uniy. &. ID. jas Peace
This oath and certificate the duty Of the Justice
to return to the Clerk If The County Court his County
to be filed and preserved by such Clerk in his ufe aud
the Justice also required to give to such Commission
srs respectively certificate stating that they have taken
and subscribed the said oath ai ma ion See same act
and saui4 seci) The form Of the certificate be given
by The Justice the Commissioners is not prescribed by
law bu believed Il should be in the following fUrtn.
to he same OF Ike Effect
d" /, +. wa Justice II the peace in and for the Coun
" of d. hereby certify that NJ l.. who has
been appointed Commissioner 10 attend the separate
poll to be held r the lection of Electors of President
and Vice PresiIenr Of The United, at the
in the county Of aforesaid, did personally
appear before me the day 1913
in the county Of aforesaid and did then and
thee before take and subscribe the oath prescribed
by the act Of the General Assembly. passed The l2h
Feb. 1874, to be taken and subscribed by the Com
mlssloners appointed tend the separate polls for
the election Of electors of President and Vice President
OF the nted States counties in which separate polls
are authorised-G;ven under my hand this day
1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02

Co We have more til an once had occasion to call at
tenton The fact that whilst Gen. Cass presented
BY his friends a candidate, III all respects safe
and acceptable the south, single Southern press
or plltcrn has ever endorsed The doctrines If the Mich
Olson letter, which constitutes The only profession Of Gen
CaSs faith as Southern ri4hts The siaunon Specta
Or gives All Of discussion between Col. Bald
win and the Hon. James Mcdowell, in which the latter
being Intercepted obliged say thai he did not
gree will. Gen. Cass upon the slavery question. Mr.
Mcdowell Said,-''he adheres t. the Virginia PLATFORM
while Gen Cas- Che conceded with all franknesS holds
The opinion that he people ot the territories hare erclu-
SIRE jurisdiction The sbject Of sarery within their
Hns and that IN his respect there fict bei,ceen
Gen. Coss and the Frgilia P!atf0rn!"
Now this a confession which every ocofoco orato,
In the state. put to the question. and if equally frank
and honorable with Gov. Mcdowell. would have 70
make. The Virginia pIaor.n is one thing and Gen
Cas- letter is another. There is possibility Of bar
munzlng views conflicting But this does not. for a
moment. impair the zeal Of his liege followers. They
swear Gas. is TO be depended the in
ieestS of The South-lhan Southern Cotton Planter,
though they DO not approve of the only document in
which he has set forth his views upon the great que.-
ton.
Q1s- See article from Salisbury Uaicltman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
'IIIAE MONEY!

The Enquirer is down upon us. like Thousand Of
brick for stating on the authority of the New York Elk
press's correspondents that the off, holders Of Washing
ton ha1 resolved send $500 900 into Pennsylvania to
carry the election in November All say, is. that
the correspondent of the Express said So and that the
National Integencer. whose accuracy is proverba sta
ted that The correspondent Of truth. Before
that letter published. too. heard the same thing
from private source. We have not the slighs doubI
that it the letter That the Lecofncos have
been for twenty years, in the habit of evyng upon the
office holders, raise for electoneerng purposes,
notorious 10 admit of denial at this late day. The
following specimen ct circular issued in 1884, and pub
lis,ed few days since by the Naiopal Integencer
will to enlIghten the Enquirer on this subject:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02

SUPERIOR LAMP OIL ..Ju., received, a supply Of
- hest rirter bsuchcd LAMP OIL warranted pure, for
sale bv JOHN IL. SEAY,
Nevis Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02

Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, sc. SC.
And also good assortment Of HARDWARE, which, with
the additions that will continue be made stock
will enable him offer to his customers and friends
", very desirable stock, which he is determined to sell
cheap for cash approved credit.
Particular attention will be given TO C0NSIGNMENTS
Of PRODUCE Of all kinds Prompt returns rendered &c
He kindly and respectfully olcs the patronage Of the
public, inviting them to examination of his stock.
WILLIAM +. SMIrHSOE
Opposite the Farmers Bank, Lynchbnrg Va
p S.-Particular attention given to orders WITS
Nov Pts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
Nov. 2, 1913.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to call attention
above notice, and to inform his friends and public
generally that he will continue the business stad
OF Smithson, Stepoe Co.. Opposite the Farmers. Bank
and that he receiving large and well selected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
J.P."

The oath. it will be seen, must be not only taken
bu, subscribed. and then returned by the Magistrate 10
the Clerks Office, and each Commissioner must obtain
from the Justice of the Peace certificate that he has
hus taken and subscribed the oath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
ELECTORAL TICKETS
FIFTY CE .NTS PER III u ND f II,
For sale at this ce.

q ALE OF valuable Household and Kitchen
- Furniture.--WE WILL PROCEED TO SELL, by
way public auction the End day OF November next at
the residence of John c. Shackefd all OF his Household
and Kitchen Furniture the larger pory of which is
and desirable, consisting OF OF high back So
FAS, plain do doz Mahogany Chairs; two Otto
mans; one Mahogany Dining Tables; set PLAIN do
China Press and contents; two Bureaus one Wash
Stand pair Fine Parlor Window Curtains; Shovel and
longs Eight Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture; one Mahoga
ny Hat Rack; Four Carpets and Hearth Rugs and many
other articles not necessary to mention.
JNO = LEW ELLEN,
Oct 26-2Nf X. s. WILKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
NO ElCE.

THE CO-PANTNE KSHIP
s M III ON. II e II 7 o E 4 Co.
is dissolved by of parties Either of the partners
authorised the CT the firm in settlement
the business. WILLIAM Il. SMITiiSON,
NORBORNE B STEPTOE,
GEORGE SrEPTOE, JR
S.-A1 persons indebted to the late firm of SMTHsoN
STEPToE s Co. will! please come forward and settle their
counts speedily possible W. L. SMITHSON,
N. B. STEPTOE
Nov. 2, lS4s. GEO. STEPTOE, Jr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICH M 0ND Markets.

RICHMoSp Der 26, lS4s
TOBACCO-We quote Lugs at 81 81 100; Common Leaf
25a IS and 90; MiddIng 80 and 3; good and
fine 50 80.
CORN D . 81
FLOUR-Sales to-day, - is 50
XHEAT-I05 to no cts,
WHEAT OFFAL-B+an bushel S24
Shorts II
Brown Stuip 224
OATS-Busbel - 30
RUM-New England p 20
WHISKEY-in bills ~ ~
REPRESENTATIONS: Smthfield snd yof..
hog round-l0O lbs 10
Hams, extra eaS
Western .ides 81 . 81
Shoulders Nesterp 4! 81
LARD: In kegs 81 10
COETEE-1aguyra per H. Il
Rio 81 II
St Domingo 81 :
Java 10 a az
BRANDE-Otard, Dupuy ACa :. y az -
A Seienets 90 a so
Imitation 80 IS
Apple Is ~
ASSES-Nev Orleans in bbs 25 a %
Porto Rico Is So
Cuba 10 a 20
SUGARS-New Orleans -
Porto Rico A. a 6
Cuba Muscovados ia ~
ST. Crox 7taS
Loaf Sugar ~ .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
IMPORTANT NEW S.

IMPORTANT NEWS.
HAVE just returned from trip after my FALL GooDs
and receiving by canal boats, Sampson" Fagle
Gen Scott" "Jno R. Mcdaniel" 'Lcxington' e Rose,
aChas. NJ Mchell' and ssDAvd Crockett" the very
Largest Stock of Goods
received by merhe stock composed Of Dry Goods
Groceries, Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnes, sc. SC g. For
further particulars catalogues.
Wholesale Business.
fa.n desiros OF extending my wholesale tade-al per-
of goods to be supplied
ces to suit them GA fine Office for rent in OF my
Oct lo-Iits INO. j. ~ RNfS, Agt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-02
.NE,. FE EleES.S.v'F .sC.EEDE.HX
BEDFORD COUNTY. VA

vVIE Trustees Of Mt. Pleasant Academy would inform
i the friend the Institution and the public generally.
that its session w.commencc the first Monday OF
November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

THRILLING INcIpENr.-On Wednesday even
ing last, Walter M. Franklin, of Fishkill, ac-
companied by his sister law Miss Prosl started from
the residence of Mrs Dickinson three miles east of this
village, where they had been visit for tho purpose
coming Poughkeepse with the intention Of spend
ing the evening with friend. When In the Eeghbor
hood Of Vaar brekyard about mile from this place,
one Of the horses stumbled Mr.. Franklin from
his ascertain the oause but by accident
thrown out upon the ground. The horses. becoming
frightened started of q run, with Miss Proal still in
seat Conscious Of her perious situation she with
great presence Of mind took of her cloak and other
peruous clothing and sat herself down In the bottom
Of the wagon The horses through several streets
of the vllagegoing by Rutzers Hotel twice in their
coursesnd finally down Main street to the river pass
ing under the arch of Vincent Co.'s storehouse and
short distance further. on passed through narrow
space whore appeared as II there hardly sufficient
to admit wagon under tho most favorable circum
stances and would undoubtedly have plunged into the
river had they not been prevented by boat lying at
the dock When the horses stopped, Mis-. got out of
the wagon without assistance, here being NO person
presently walked to Capt SINNERS hotel and related
what had happened. Miss Proal displayed throughout
uuexamplsd presence Of mind and won't through this
perous adventure without receiving harm Mr.
Franklin arrived in the village about O'Clock not hav
ing received any injury from his fall-Poushkeep"e
american.
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Cleared,

Cleared.
N W F... EH %.s
CO b. 1sn sTS S,SS HGws: GSd
iS Menscmsy HsTs.a wi safa Burn Ne:
p9ph, LeckwooS St CrSi1 De FqIs.. CO. BESIDE %sna.
orleans. Plat Van Blunt: Venom Hocr sr Mobile Nail
lard Lords Kebecea Fisher Hobert Ape!achcola PoN
Emily Robinson Chsre.ton. Duuham Dmon; Poultney.
s;h:-pesIls, ConElin 8! Domingo A Thorne ssnlOrd
yaa Bip0t stsunsh Wesy;r Phi sasphia, McCIsady
Packet ship Admiral Wotton, Havre Jan H. Fox Liv
90 "a 40, H. carried away fore main, and crosjack
yards mast, sprung head Of forems. split
' BARK ASa%. abops epoed) Of BOSOM rom
Cardiff IVY 40 days with $50 coal master The has
had pt board for the last SIX days; was blown on In the
Bark CaroIiua Godfrey. Charleston. days. to Durham
Brig Zseca Larkn, st Martins: 90 d. with 1887 bush.,
salt to mater Has experienced heavy weather during the
blown off the three times No LAT g.
brig 9e m s% NO S
s schr George w Davis. Briggs Wilmington. NC. to S
schr Columbia, Knapp. Georgetown. DC. to sturses &
schr Patriot, Lawson, PokomoLe.
scer Isaac hshorn wo99st.r Thc %I 81 day.
ss snr Thomas sa S His Hall TSo%a:On % day..
S aop Nsm Iondou Smith, Sew
sioop Editor, -, New London.
British bark Cooooney, Livingston, from Glasgow, with
m Ss1i .. M ., Of Boston.
Brig Quincy (of Quincy Kempton Sisa 20 days, with $50
bales hemp and dc skins, to Pstrullo.
Sailed.
PasEs: chip Henry Clay LivespG0 ship. suop Charlie,
brig Jane Glassip, Mobile.
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s:s: h: gs: 4:,s s,i:s n: :' *s
NIw.g.rrssr Feb !sld ship. Ocean Queen ~ IG:w ~
bile; Nosms NEW, 37 tons) Hoibertoa Of and ior Cnse
NV LONDON Feb s-An schr Thos PeteIkn. Avery. New
NonyoLx Feb AR .shrs Banquet. Thompson, N,Ss ss
IU S S New blot Sun Ho
e.! !: .s S:s; Ssl: s:s
40 g. sSD b
NEw 0ALEANs, jan STAR ships Carolina. Bennett Bath
X@.isids%; big May Flower HOPPE. Rico
e,egn Peler;on Mssgo,da; Martha Cozseni rsn,'sSis
S H D west 81 Mark. SARAH Nash cssnois Psrs-
CID ship. a!ans smsa BssoPs 5s!tG Ss
Adeiads @ Ws'hSa,p Clifford Bristol. I; .ehs Alice
;s si :S s:1 dss bss
B Bes"s vsais ssssSay
Cruz G,OtS Sy
Coz % aSsi. s slsS Hss%
ssns kan Fa'h sI Ss Rio Dc saso;
Dne se, Brown Jus s and III
pco frpspe Alberto, Vera GIua' ,shsi vsai H,
Vera
s F.sss ss; s" E siS
noe sa ship emusl Dy.r bs helen FRANCES hun
FiaTsaee Two ssts 0 Co n.'en
PaILApEIrH,A Feb s-Au brig WT Pig. Howe;, Msm
slowing ssssvv gale from NV wv Michas Manasf
fell on deck from sl3 and wa. instantly killed Cd 'ohr
sAvArs1a FebiTST .hip Oriental, tBr) Gray. London:
:i
ss%s
brig Ottomsn Hsnnum, Providence.
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Herald Marine Correspond

Herald Marine Correspondents.
PHLApELPHIA. Feb o. 4FM-Arrived-Schr Alfred Barrat
s
rick, e Fairy Fou!kss. Dem,ars; sch. HIND. Perry. $,
tom Camp, New York; Boston, Hilsrd do; James Barrett
Miscellaneous Record.
BnIG CYsTs Gsndsge Sf and from Boston, Car
hoghead shocks.
CAPE MAY. Febs-Ths pilot boat Herald pu. pilcr thi.
Psn aos
The brig Albeat Fearing Leighton for Gibra.r pro
Hudson will be sold at auction on Tuesday next
Notice to Mariners.
LroHrs STEAMERS The following extract from
aeer issued BY the AdmiraIyThe attention cf The Board
Of A%y Sss: s s for s s
a. ns f o. Liverpool Hoyhs.i
BRIGHT wh's or Sn s On Ss so~ bead
led light the port bow be fitted with nboard
WHEN ANCHOR
On the above Plan being notified it adopted by several
The experiments thus made proving the Board
Il m $ that S sooned sS
and the lanterns being divided into two sizes or
having been pissed in the tenth Of the reign Of
hs M NJ The a the
bh sh, be exhibited by all steam vessel, belonging
f. issue POPULATIONS for the above shs beng s,Sbed by al
%. m a bs Of .ns s
NJ. @ the e
these lights. and this will probably be in the month Of
March next.
$%s s a's' May VIZ ' 's
Heard from in July. on OF Shore Ground James Lopsr
Whiipey, ran, $50 barrels.
Foreign Ports.
% iS' %ds
Ioion oo' IaeaTms N,eke y I "9 In re- Roao n
arr sid brig yois!or; Gasi. Boston. =. w.
brig dsey to sail in few day' for Porto Rico
s :4ss ss &
Ssat dE%l sg T asi'S PROBABLY
MAnIsL. Jan sBIs; Brazilian, Hishbom for Bristol
yas Bull 70, N Ia,s.. s as r,,
delphia; schr Mary Ann, from James Town. Virginia.
Home Ports.
BALrIMonE, Feb s-Arr brig Falmouth, Hopkins NYork.
SS aG GD b hsasd BY
%sis ss ai
NV NV sf good s1s:
e.. is% as sasa$ sss
%o.S, G FEB AR .hn Conner. Holme NYok
s .. 5sSs aSs asya ss w Mary
LsnsdsT Arisa Sarah seavey, Trumpet and oh'" before
cIss. neLE Feb brig. o,esols Ps;. T,inidI.d d
dis soyer Haskell CsIdenss; Terquin 0.scs bst%SSse
NYok; brigi Palm. Lincoln, rhadelphis; Mary Stanton
Ryder Bsltmore shakespeare Pendlson mnsns. ayfoh
VAIN Baker Philadelphia schrs Frcdona psneis,
Robt Bruce Wells do; Charles Stevens BaIumo,e
EusL NYc.L othsIlo HAYES. Morn Woicot, Ryder
york Utica wards SID sth bsrns Francis Hs
Ana Jesse Osceoa WIN Rogers, Robt VAIN Ocean OAK
Pain and erv Stanton for Anon do for PoItand shak
seea. Trankort: scbs Mansmst Emily Fanklin Eugene
Oheo sy AnoS eobn Han
.osx VyoIrott and Emily, Boston
Mosrlr FEB r. ship EhEsbsh Hs milton, J2nss, xen'
,sso cAd ps Henry tSs YsIy hsESsr1 w spIss
ws;.Ss MsyI: SssS s,3sc "a sss Il