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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

ME subscribers have JUS, received n Lot q
Cincinnati Pressed Tallow Candies, WIS
they will sell low by the Box s
W W. LYNDE, s.. co.
Richmond, IAN. 2G. 1918.
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For Saic or Rest:

TNUE Mill property. lying one mile North of
Il Richmond, on the Middle-Fork Of ~ hite-
water. with Ala Acres Of Land. 1.-The propefty
was formerly occupied by Job W Swim. The rc
is good Dwelling House, Machine Shop, and
Stable on the premises 0J'Any person wish
ing TO pr rci,asc or rent will picnse call and ex-
anime the pre- misses, and apply to &ft
NANCY SWAIN.
Dec. 20. ls47 Itf
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lE 8 Il 70 ~ $ q

NHE unde rsigned, is nov prepared TO furnish
i his customer. and the public, with the la
test style Of
HATS AND CAPS.
at Cincinnati prices Also. on hand, good sup
ply Of PLAIN HATS, Of the best quality. In
general terms, his assortment 10 equal to any in
the place, embracing almost every article in his
line He asks that purchasers NAV call before
buying elsewhere. JOHN SCFFRlNS-
Richmond, Jan. 18th, lS4e. 3tf
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IL the public generally that he has in store
one Of the most extensive assortments Of
AuILY G RIES
and miscellaneous articles ever of. red in this
market. They were purchased in such quanti-
ties and on such terms will enable him to Sc II
as low any house in the place. He can and
will do it. Call and try him. His stock con-
sists in part Of
Loaf. HAVANA and Orleans Sugars,
Golden Syrup, Sugarhouse and Orleans Molasse.,
Coffee, Teas, Choc oiate. Cocoa, Rice,
Mackerel, Herring. Lake Fish~
Dried Beef, Bologna Sausages. Cheese,
Star. mould and dipped Candles,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Raisins, Cur
rants,
Almonds. English Walnuts and Fiiberts,
Rosn. Cast-steel. Marble and Soda Soaps,
Willow and Split Baskets, Of all sizes,
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Measures, &c.
Queenswar-, Stone and Clay ware.
Virginia Missouri, and kentucky Tobacco,
Currycombs, Horse G. ards and Brushes.
Carriage and floor palm leaf Mats.
Window Glass, Nails, Hay Forks. Hoes & Rakes
Fancy hearth aud hand Brooms,
Coffee Mills. w ash Boards.
Scythes. Sickles, and Scythe Stones,
Ground Mustard, of a superior quality,
Ground Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon. &c.
Cordage. from inch rope to the smallest Irvine.
01UNELET 12N1DUUl2e
OF almost all varieties. bought and sold. The
highest market price is paid for the same. and il
is sold again at the smallest ad:ance which will
pay for the trouble Of retailing. Il He has now
OF hand fine lot of BACON and LARD
He keeps a supply Of Corn. Oats, Flour, Corn
Neal, Pototoes, and other vegetables.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, he pectfuily solicits its continuance
None who call shall 60 away dissatisfied as to the
quality Of the articles or the prices.
Richmond, July Il, ls4S. 29f
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WOOLLEN CLOTHS,

WaiStCO:l things and INNINGS.
and from his experience in this department. he
feels confidence in recommending his GOODS,
both for quality and price.
Having had much experience in making Coats
for Friends, and others who wear such, ii. ID.
respectfully solicts orders in this line, believing
that he will be able to give satisfaction, both to
the young and old.
n. Il. a few sets of Brttania Metal Tea and
Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls, Gre ans. Candlesiicks,
Table, Dessert and Teaspoons, Of English Nam
uf;tcture; best Sewing and Knitting Needles. also
few articles in British Muslin and Printed
Goods, &C., &c, for sale.
p. $. S-vern good Water Casks for sale.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 10th. ls4S. 29-H
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Com'rs
OFFICE OF THE INDIANA HoSr1-l !
TAI FOR The INSANE. :


indianapolis. July ;, 1916.
J TO all those interested in the care and
cure of the insane in Indiana, the follow
ing. in obedience 10 the foregoing resolu-
, ton. is respectfully submitted.
An act for the gov r,nnent o!the Indiana
Hospital for the Insane. approved Feb.
10. 1913, provides that insane persons re-
/ siding in this state. and having legal set
Element in any county therein. shall be
supported and receive medical treatment
in the hospital at the expense ofthe state,
subject to the limitations and restrictions
hercina after mentioned.
TO en,itle such persons to admission in
the hospital. some respectable citizen re-
81 ling il, the proper county. shall file with
one of the as socate Judges Of such coun-
~. a statement in writing. which shall be
substantially as follows:
State Of Indiana, IS.
The undersigned. citizen Of the State
of Indiana, hereby state as follows, that
-(namng the person) is insane
His insanity is of-duration. COR, his
living at large is dangerous to the safety
Of the community he has legal settle
mcm in-township in this county,
and is resident of the State Of Indiana.
These facts can be proven by--and
--t naning at least two persons. one
of whom shall be respectable physician).
Dated this-day of-A. -. -.
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Or AnnA Wanted in Carrest ESDds.
~AVOUin exelssnge for SNs(rs and
Book Accounts, a De ExeAsnge AfaseE
- WV. LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, Feb 2, lSlS- - s
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4 superior tot Of Louisiana Sugss n
n and MODsasscS. just received from New
Orleans, snd Cor sale by the Hogshea,, Barrel or
Retail, Low ron CASH. by ssafs
HAfNES &; FARQUHAR-
Opposite the Bank
Richmond. Feb. sth, 1S4s
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SOMEWHERE in the Eastern part Of town.
~ an old fashioned byeast-p pin. set with white
glass. The finder will be literally rev arded by
leaving il 1t DickiusOn's w sich shop.
Jane S. le4s- s4-u
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DOUGLASS. PATENT PUMP.

IN J. BARGlS. has just received lot o.
these Superior Anti Freezing Metallic
Pumps, and all sizes OF Lead Pipes TO attach
which he will sell low, at his Stove Store, Main
street, Richmond, Indiana.
Oct l. lS47. 4l-u
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Carriage Axlcs.
SDnOvcDS. Forks, &c.

VTANELLA BEANS.-Theso beans are
v superior article for favcring Ice Creams,
aud all other such luxur.s. They are also q de-
Iichtfui perfume. For sale at
Dr.. HOWELLS' DRUG STORE.
June Is, IelS. 24tf
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Iron.
~ TONS BAR IRON in Store and for
III sale by J. ". & J. II HUTTON.
Main 1t. 9 doors west OF Pearl.
April Is, rsis. II.
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HENRY DICKINS SON,
TAILOR 4 WOOLLEN DRAPER,

LATE OF SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, AT WHICH
PLACE AND IN LONDON HE HAS HAD
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
"AVING removed to Richmond, Ia, and
IL commenced business, at his reside cc. at
the termination Of North Front and Marion
streets, opposite Jesse lden's. respectfully in
for,us his friends and the public, that he is now
prepared to execute orders his line. in the best
style Of fit and craftsmanship. by which he hopes
to merit approval and ther sOicits share
Of their patronage.
II. ID. will keep on hand carefully selected
small ktock Of supe rfine and midGliny quality OF
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HARDW ARE STORE


yAEHeMEN j. NEAyNN,
- ESPECTFULLY inform tho public and
1 their customers that they have moved 10 the
northeast corner Of Main and Pearl streets. one
door west Of the Bank, where they now
csiving and opening, in addition to their former
stock, large and general assortment Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Leather.
aud almost every other article in the line of their
business. Their stock consists in part Of
Saddler's Tools and materials Of all kinds.
Shoemaker = Tools ana Findings in great variety,
Coach Trimmings, embracing cloth, Innings,
laces, lamps, cnrPet maliable irons, &c, &c.
Carpenters, Cooper's, Cabinet Makers and Mill
Wright Tools, with many new and useful r
ticles not heretofore used in this section of
country.
Piasterer's, Brick and Stone Mason's, Tanner
and Curriers', and Black smiths Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural and Agricultural implements.
Mill and X cut saws, spades, shoveIs. picks, hoes,
hay and other forks. strap hinges, window fast
nings Of different kinds.
Cradle and grass scythes, snatis, sick les, &c.
Umbrella stands, u beautiful and use full r,cIe.
Brass andirons, shovels and tongs. scrapers,
Wrought and cut nails, screws of all sizes,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears, knives and
forks. carving do, pocket knives. German sill
yer table ami te a spoons, coffee mills OF var
ious patterns, waffle irons, potatoe Washers,
coffee browners. candle sticks, snuf1ers ald
trays, scissors, tea caDisters, looking glasses
&C., &c.
Mouse and rat traps, trace chains, log chains.
steel yards, scales and weights, pate mt balkan
of various sizes, &c &c.
Grind-stone axies, a new ana first rate article.
Zinc wash boards, wood screws, iron and brass
wire,
Table and floor oil cloth, variety Of patterns,
CoRDAGE-Hemp and sc grass ropes Of different
sizes, tw inc coarse and fine.
Wagon. carriage, buggy and riding whips, cow
hides, spurs, &c.
Rifle barrels, gun mountings. brass stair rods.
BUILDERS HARDWARE, embracing door
locks Of different kinds, latches, window fast
nings, &C., &.
LEATHER-so!e. upper. kip. calf skins. NOR
rocco Of various kinds. sheep skins, oil, dressed
and tanned.
They are also agents for the sale Of
BE:NSON-S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
which they warrant to be correct. and sell at the
Manufacturer prices.
The attention of Mechanics is particu lariy re-
guested to their great variety of articles manu-
featured Of Mailable Iron, embracing many ar
ticles of daily use which are equally good and
much cheaper than they have generally sold.
Nay "a, le4s. 22tf.
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LOCK BEFORE You RuY;

1y>HE celebrated Straab, Ilauss Ear;rc,-l
oven Cooking Stoves, for sale al tho Tia
Sho? Of NJ. r. Underwood This Steve fas, Il
.ecied advantage all otiier Stoves: " fails
70 perform we'll. return the Stove and the money
" Ill be refunded. Gail aud theta be fore puf-
chasing eiseN here.
ALSO. Preniialn Stoves "f superior quality
Also. Tin. Copper. aud Sheet Iron ware, Of
{, cry description. Wholesale rchsnts orsle
promptly filled al Cincinnati pr!.cs.
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Dated this-uay of-A. -.
\. 3.
The associate judge will thereupon have
the case investigated as required by law.
Section 81 of the above named act pro-
vidcs that if application shall be made for
the admission of more patients than the
hospital can receive, selection shall be
made as follows:
LIST. Recent cases. & c) when the dis
ease is less than one years duration, shall
have the preference over all others in the
county.
Cd. Chronic cases, ie.)when the dis
ease is Of more than one years duration.
presenting the most favorable prospect Of
recovery. shall be next preferred.
Sd. Those for whom apple atoms have
been longest on file, other things being
equal, shall be next preferred.
4tl,. Each county shall be entitled to
its just proportion, according to its popu-
lation, but the commissioners, in the ex-
ercise of a sound discretion, may. if nec-
essary, give preference to recent cases
from one county over chronic cases from
another county.
Preference is given to recent cases.
because Of such, under proper treatment,
at least eighty in every hundred can be
cured, while of the chronic. not half SO
great per centum will ever recover
The Importance Of early treatment is there
fore apparently
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining for their
insane place in the institution, are re-
quested to make application Immediately
to the Superintendent, which application
must, in all cases, be accompanied by a
copy, under seal of the circuit court, of
the certificate Of the judge or Judges, and
of the medical witness.
Ii may not be amisS to call the attention
Of medical Witnesses TO the 10Th section
of the law referred to. which declares that,
i'm every case. they shall make out GER
titicate setting forth:
L. That the patient is free from any
infectious disease or vermin.
G. The age of the patient and concise
history of his case.
3. The duration of the disease, dating
from the first symptoms.
i. The supposed exciting cause of the
disease.
5. Whether the disease is hereditary.
e. Whether the patient has been SUBJ
ject to epilepsy.
7. Whether the patient has made any
attenDl 10 cOIhiIllt dhy SlOiCHCC OiA HIuI'
self or others.
6. The medical treatment pursued in
the case, and any other circumstances
known to the physician, tending to throw
light upon the subject.
1t is perhaps proper also to call the at
tention of the clerk of the court to section
10 of the above named act, which makes
it his duty to see that the patient is suppli-
cd with the following amount of clothing:
For male patient, coat, vest. and two
pairs Of pantaloons. all of wooden cloth,
two pairs of wooden sacks, two pocket
handerkerchiefs, black stock or hand
kerchef for the neck. a good hat Of fur or
silk. Tor comfortable cap.) pair of shoes
or boots. aud at leasttwo cotton shirts. and
such outside garment as will be sufficient
to protect him in severe weather. For
female patient such clothing shall be as
follows: Two substantial gowns or dres-
ses. two flannel petticoats, two pairs Of
shoes. two handkerchiefs, a decent bonnet,
at least two cotton chemises, and large
Sha~vl o11aI- In both
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Particular attention pad TO this branch of hos,
ness, all OF which am determined to Sc u lbw.-
shop opposite Sloaa's Hotel.
Old Copper, Brass s,.d Pewter wanted.
NJ. r. UNDER WOOD.
Richmond, Feb. /, lis. 6.u
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of DEATH and 20 the heaven that he Locked for and
thaths loved In chariot OF nrs yet 10 tho eye Of hu
faith. his access to the abode he's been &c
speedy and safe Instead Of wearing away under the
waste OF disease and passing through al the woes and
Weaknesses which dssolving nature generally under
blow OF brief bat mortal agony strikes him ct
once into the tomb aud thus his SPIRIT instantly freed
goes right up to the parent fountain from which It
cams The messenger calls the IL In heaven At
this moment of fresh a ction whilst standing in the
very presence Of death IL Is not set 20 into any
sp.csl review Of the sbors opinions OF tbs departed
Whatever may be thought Of those politically, posterty
will deny to him the possession Of great talents
actused by great vetu.s and directed with bolduess
honesty ADD earnest purpose for uuequssd length
Of tins to whatever In his judgment best for the
Interests honor and perpstuity Of his country This s
the lesson taught by his life That which is taught by
his death calls upon all, with solemn appealing
Be oh, be ready for you know not the hour when
the Son Of Man comsth -
Mr. TALLMApoE L am satic6sd that every mantfesta-
ton Of due to the ilustrous dead from this
House. aud therefors beg leave TO usuit resoutio
This was amsndment to Mr. Nswsll's, and they
were read in subsistence That the ssst Of the late
John Quincy Adams bs not occupied within thirty
DAYS; aud, further that the hall bs clothed In
ing during that time That the Speaker aopoiat one
amber each State to escort tho remsins Of Mr.
Adams the place designated by his friends for ntcr-
msnt.
This resolutions were agreed to, unanimously
On motion OF MIR. VINroN, the remarks of the Speak
ordered to be recorded the journal of the
House.
And at ten minutes past ono, an adjournment took
place until Saturday, ct twelve O'Clock the time of the
funeral
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25, lS4S.
Mr.. Clay-1he Funeral Of Major Ttciggs-C Con.

Mr.. Clay-1he Funeral Of Major Itciggs-Con-
dolence for Mr. adams, &C., &c.
Mr.. Clay remains at home to-day, tc recover
from the fatigues incident to such an enthusiast
tic reception as he received yesterday. The day
for receiving his friends at Independence Hall,
has been fixed for tomorrow. The ladies are
to have an opportunity Of exchanging situations
with the S 4ge of Ashland, in the Chinese Saloon
some day next week. He was serenaded last
ever ing, and another entertainment of this de-
scrlption is to take place on Monday night
The remains of Major Levi Twiggs are now
being conveyed to St. Stephens church, for in
terment there, and will be removed tomorrow
morning to Laurel Hill, where it is designed
to erect a monument to his memory. The
military escort is composed of a batal-
lion from the first division, and the ma
rines now on duty at this station they are
recent recruits, but good drilling by their expe-
rlenced officers h given them quite soldier
like appearance They acted to-day as the body
guard and firing party, and performed their duty
in creditable manner. The leaden coffin, in
buried about month, was opened yesterday ;
and though the work of decomposition had had
its Effects yet the face was very slightly marred.
and his friends were able to identify the well
known llnaments OF the deceased wit out the
least difficulty
The city councils held special meeting this
atternOoa, and sitter passing resolutions of con-
dolence in relation to the death of Mr.. Adams
resolved to attend the funeral of Major Twiggs
They also resolved to receive Mr.. Clay to- NOR.
row morning in Independence Hall.
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BALTIMORE. Feb. IS, 1913.


Honors TO the Memory of Mr.. Adams-lMr.
Clay, &c.
The fune raj ceremonies of the lamented ex-
President Adams, are to take place in Washing
ton tomorrow, and they will be attended by a
large concour.e of citizens from all parts of Ma
ryland. The legislature of the State has adj
journed, and will proceed to Washington this
evening, and our city council will also be in at
tendance with goodly number of citizens The
flags of our city are waving at half.mast.
Mr.; Clay was escorted to the cars yesterday
mense concourse of his fellow citizens Just as
the cars were leaving, three cheers were given
''for the next Presid ent," when Mr.. Clay shook
his head and retired. That shake OF his head
may be regarded as ominous OF his intentions
with regard to being a candidate for the next
Presidency. Having received such a glorious
reception by the wings of Philadelphia, yester-
day, the wings of this city are determined that
he must give them an opportunity on his return
He has treated them most shabbily, for, although
he remained In the city whole week, he refus-
ed to give them an opportunity to call on him
with their wives and daughters, even to enjoy
shake OF the head.
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RICHMOND, Feb. "a, lS45.
Moremfnts in Politics..

The WING convention organized yesterday, and
appointed ex-senator Archer Presidents COM
mittee of seventeen to prepare an address, the
same number to nominate electors and appoint
delegates to the national convention. To all ap.
pearances the Taylor men have it all hollow but
Bolts is on the spot, and will make violent
struggle for Mr. Clay, but to no purpose, think.
In little sparring, yesterday, between Scott, of
Fauquier, (Taylor,) and Bolts (Clay,) Scott car.
ried his point completely. will give you in full
tomorrow. YORKTOWN.
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MARITIME iiaghLIlaEMUE,
Fort OF New York, February 20, lS45.
Cleared.
Shipsvictora. (pkt) Hovey London, Grswold; Havre

ship:Evctoa; tpkt) Hovey, London, Grswold; Havre
(pst) Airsworh, Hsvre, F. * Livingston.
Balk-EMary Ellen; Hewitt, MaIseles, Boyd & Kireken.
Go; tuse Julia. Pratt, St Thomas Maracsibs, Matt
and Phelps u Co; Sid Hamtt, Crane. Tampa Bay X w
nsunay He9fss tardcastle Charleton Oaio. Lockman,
,seh,-Cora, Litiisjohn Newben, NC; w Bird Miller
sloop.Nssnstor, clifton Wesspoit Juno Alters,
Snip Lydia. (of New Haven't Sonlcs Liverpool Jan g. 10
order. Jan e. lat SO a. lon 72 99 ship Wales Of
Boston, for lat SO H. a. while y lug 20 ia
fom SSW, Ihpped which the lsrboard bull
warks aud house deck washed off the aztec hatch
siderable water went the hold the boat; carried
Brig Elizabeth. Robinson. rara &c days. with mdse
big Msnc Thorndke, Cardenas 10 days. with ssl hhds
end ties molssses to Glnne, Minurn Co. 18th
9 81 lon 70 90 spoe brig Annawan days from Csrdcnas for
Brig Gardiner Wright Whitaker, Cardeuas IL days with
2o bids Is erces moaSes bags bbis
Brig Hector Psndleton, Cienuegos 10 days to master
Brig Foster (t Provdence) atanzlS II days.
with $50 hhds and IL tics molasses to Gcodhue Co. Vessels
schr Grand Island lof Newburypor) Harding Mayssusx
r. 5dsys t. Oelnchs Kruger Sid in with schr HOPE
big O;ceola Log Of Plymouth days from Ma, for
schr Two Bo,her, Richardson. Wilmington NC IS days.
.Sschr Parca Henry Chester Richmond days to Ran.
dsph Sid in with scr LynchbuIg Gould, for New York
Ia coming cut Of James River tie ashore Harsous
Bar bat expected she would be off high
schr Cornelia. Falkland, Boston Dayton sprague.
Schr Susan, RUSSELL Nantucket, days. to master.
Schr Ellen Rodman, Sherman, New Bedford to Slate,
Gardner Howell.
British bark Brothers. from Ncwry Ire with mdse
Aho.2 barks AID brig, unknown.
Brig Mnoket, lately ashore on sousha mp,cn beach ives
owsd to the city yesterday afternoon by the Pe
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IST OF LErTESs REMAINING IN THE NEW
date Of the list in which they advertised.
rs u And be il further enacted, And all adver
made under orders Of the
Of letters uncailed for Post
Once shall be inserted " the paper Of the
IHE LARessr cIKCuLArIoU-New Poet Ikce Lsc, pssseo
March 4 lRs5l
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Lv.srooL-ship Lyda-s cts 8 schellinx-A do Willis
< co--3 os q Meyer Sons eta ok w Chsuncey CO.
II Backeu co., do IS pgs Jackson cos rhorp
co-so cts TaylorG Merrill esd w Donnely-4 Oak.
ey COS hbls 2cs Brtteied X Bros-1 box casks q
BisckbuIn-,l cs chs Newbold-l S.vmcu,r2 Cook
co-ie0 bids Egslescn B,ttel-i Dunn Thornton-
e. u Cenldwc-2 Gfaydon & COS cts w sHammersIey-
l.so bxs Phelps Dodge Goa Stone; Swan coYs bis
Cameron brand6 cs Chou cola cts "a cks w It
rails 3s bds 3e plates GO chs 22s crts 81 bbl'
M.yAovrp, rN-srht Grand fiandios hhds sugar sbtis
"' SsSV s.. Xi's sss.s Sk ssu cAa.,ss
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Brig Minoket, lately ashore on Southampton beach Yves
towsd to the city yesterday afternoon By the Pe
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barbados, Jan l8-Snce last the following arrivals
and departures have taken place this poAn l3th brig
Lyra siorer 20 days from fork h fsnenna jose
phine. Young 81 days from fhiladelpha; 10th, brig Calais
Haght from Eastport
SID Jan 0th ba'k Fairmonnt Smith for Trinidad with part
inward cargo from Pbilad: lh bsk Mary Irvine Taylor
jamaica with part OF the troops from Sierra eone 3h brig
Noble Doote for Alexandra with mutinesrs from brig
S ssr,h AUn Of Goues,sr Ma.l brig sa,sh Ann Hagrs
Oileans lsh schs Cecilia Mooes, Attskspas Mary Stuart
Tucker, st Thomas.
neman. New York
Beow-hark st Cloud, $50 supposedly Little, Mat,nzas
CieaIedIshp Finland, johnson, Apaaeh briggs Ke
ochs Keoche Boston MARYLAND, Gacie do; sch. Kensng
ton Ste phen.on York; Jeroeman Goslee do Sidney Mi.
Bodies. do; Jsgo Cook Bath rauego, Bennett Pantego
NXntk
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Foreign IlnpOrtntiOns.

Passengers Arrived.
PAnA-Brr E,izsbeih-Capt White and LADY, late Of the
brig LawIance Coupland.
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Honors TO the Memory Of Mr.. Adams-Mr.
Clay, &c.