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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Saturday. F-o. =.
net. present Mr-ss-. An 3. Bra
ia f.a Johnston. Swecney 4 rs,
f an, Nc ani,. Z .nol., Gil, H,m.tpu,
S., rsaaef, Hamilton, j..
Prove. ii i, o. &e lasl meeting read ani op-
Ir,. d.
Mr. Jefi~r. appeared.
The unfinished business OF the last meet
Ia being q hsiug oil the per crn'ase Of tie
whar-mas r., was tai n Up aud on m)lion #
Mr. Fizbush i, was fixed a, 9 per c,ng,
SANITARY COM dITTEE.
The tolioaing gendemen were e,cc,e1:
First Ward Simeon D., Woodrow.
end Wan S. Wickbam,
3d r w. Harding,
4th " John Robinson,
OH W. b Quarter,
On motion, council proceeded to the cleo
ton OF assessor lor The 4th ward.
John Robinson Was elected.
The committee on Water Works reported
sundry accounts.
So much as related TO account Of Phillips
& Co, was laid on table.
The acts OF Mr. Gray, J. Greer, w Sterrc't,
VIM Moor, Hobbs and Taylor J Msolse,
Boyd Sleuelt, ordered 10 be paid.
Report OF committee on SITS aud alleys read
and on motion Of MIR Hughes, further time
granled tie committee 10 report.
Petition Of Wa 5 eele for privilege to E.
rect woodea building on square opposite ,nsr-
ket house read and granted.
Committee on ordinances reported an or
dlnance licensing Billiard Tables and bowl
ing alleys read and adopted.
The same committee reported the regular
tax ordinance tor the current year, winch
was read, the blanks filled AMI The ordinance
adopted.
Little change was made in the ordinance
except prohibiting the transfer Of pedlafs IL
censes, adding 30 dollars 10 ordinary l~eea,es
and 50 dollars u Coffee House licenses, in
posing 500 dollars on billiard tables, md in
oreasiul be license On bowling saloons 10 SO
Tor each alley.
Petition Tor paving Main 81. South Wheel.
Ing, read aul m1,ei to reler to the commit
tee on streets sni alleys, aud ia. street con-
missioner. on motion OF Mr. Hamilton 81. The
SAM reference IVES adopted as 10 the North
cad OF Main S.
On motion OF MfJclrts. the whole subject
WAS referred to HE committee on Sc a-1 al
leys.
" Is " L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Commonwealth OF Vagina d. hereby certify
ant make known that The foregoing is true
copy Of su act passed by 81. Grn-ral Assem-
ply ct virginia oH The twenty fourth day Of
J'no7ry, eighteen hundred sni forty eight.
Given under my hsnd this 4th lay Of BIB.
ISIS.
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r1oyor cooI 80 bushels for sale by
>'''i WV MORROW y
NEW BOOKS


ENERAl Taylor and his stat; comprising me
~ mo'rs of Generals Taylor, WORTH Wool aud But.
Ter; Colonies May, Cross, CLAY, Harden. Vel, HAYS, and
other iis,inrni shed officers attached to General Ia, lor's
Army; inierspersed with numerous anecdotes OF The
Mexican war, and personal adventures Of the officers;
CON. lied from public documents and private corresaon
dence, with accurate portraits aud other beautiful Illus
trations: gilt inding.
Now and then-,hrous III a glass tarklv, hy Samuel
Warren, ESQ. author uf Ten Thousand a Year, cite.
The S,fugg'cs AVID Adventures OF chs isio; her Fad
pole. by AHcri Smith. HUSH aiedh nv john Ieech.
The Nlciin's Revenge, by Newton Curtis.
The Adventnrer, or the wreck on tie Indian ocean,
by Lieut. Murray. '
7 Manila Of the pictorial rocks. or The cor per s2eeu,a-
tor; a tale Of Lake Superior, by O-goud bradbury, Esl.
Tie foor Scholar, a story of Irish lie, by " mi am
Carleton.
Madison's Exposition Of DAD Fellows.
TRISTAN Slandy, y Lawrence Sterne.
fsteut Sermons, by Dow, j..
Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains.
by George z Runon, Esq.
A large variety OF new Nsves. Magazines, rapers,
etc. received This day at WAkEMANtS Literary Depot,
No III Main 81, Wheelng, Va.
N. u. A flesh supply Of Taylors Deteeior. fehe2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

ANOTHER VIcroRY.-SHour IT FoRrHi-1he
faith OF the Mu>semin Is gonC; Il, pid bro
ken; the genlns oil MS religion for Sei depart
ed
Mehonmedon stood alone. In dress, man
ntrs, bvieli, aud e,ery THU & else, he ieid
himself sacred, all Others D. side, barbarian.
The spirit OF the age has cleft il twain his
rude blgolry. aud Il" the Sullau Of Turkey
has granted I'll and Tree libcrl, OF Proles-
unts IN all their temporal AMI religious al
iairs.
1t was a day Of solemn rejoicing when TIL.
decree came forth. The Christians met. add
thanked The living God, for The great aud Il r
lous change. And Tree men every where vii
sympa thise with lhen-ior what is it but
another proof. that msn will do right, that
the truth will b. divine aid, penetrate into
his heart, sud break every thrall with which
selisaaeas, senslaiity, OF sin bonds aud keeps
him downY-L0H Erdminer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
BY TELEGRAPH,

CorrssPoadencs file Tines.
GREAT CoNFLAG ALTON. THREE srFA-
MERS BURNED-FIyE LIVES LOST.
Maysvillr Feb. IS.
The steamers Hendri,k Hudson. Treiton
and Circsssian took fire at midnight. last
night. and were burned 70 the waters edge.
The Hudson and Trenton were heavily Ia.
den with Sugarand Molssses, which prove a
total Loss.
There were five lives lost.
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Z w
C. II D. and Kerpsr I'm, Rolls IF "a.
WIG STA1F CONVFNTIoN.

. - Wv AaH AtaHH
The delegates 10 lhe Wing STATE Cpnven-
ton. from the various counties and cirpata-
lions IN the Comm 1nNralth -numbaring
apparently between s aud 5JO-assernb II
atihe African Church, 40 this city Yesterday.
Atl2 o'clock, the Convention Wa called
to uuier by Vincent Wtichrr. Esq. oi Piti-,l-
vauta-oa VIII So moniou. James + S,roih~r.
E,q. Speaker OF the House oi Delecat-s.')
was called to ia" chair, pro ftmp1re, ant
Msssfs. John 5. Gsilahrr, John W. Syme
and Edgar Saowd-n were appointed Secre-
tafies pro ten.
On motion OF Col. Charles Pcrrow. OF Mel.
son. a committee Of seventeen. one from each
ElecioTal District, was appointed by the chair
10 nominate permanent officers OF the
Convention; and the chair appointed the
following gentlemen 20 constitute said com
mi,tce.
Chas. Peuow Of Nelson,
john Jsn8ey Of Loulou1,
Henry Berry Of Jefferson,
Gideon u Camden Of Harrison,
Hugh W Shttiry OF Augusta.
E,5eft Il. Watson OF Alhemaht,
Geo. w. Lewis OF Wcstmorclaui;
Andrew Parks of kanawis,
james Lsnierol Pittsylvanis,
Robert b.. Boiling OF Petersburg,
Edward r. Chambers OF Meckienhurg,
Ctnciunstns W. Newton ofN riulk city,
Geo. T. VERIFY OF Northampton.
John +. McElhenney OF Russell,
Chss. w. Russell OF ONO,
The committee Withdrew; and during il.
absence, the names o! the delegates were re-
port 10 the SECRETARIES aud recorded.
Alter a briet absence, the committee re-
commended that the Convection be pertna-
nently organized BY the appointment OF The
following officers, aud thrir recommends
ton Was ooneurted in by the Convention, mem
con.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

To Incorporate ts Ua,sErs Fa- III Stm.

tb. C;t, Of wbesli,s -. Ii. S,e I,.,,
.u.l0.L d. W. +
- . MOI 81. -
MIN. Tr,..,.. a., h. a,,,i,,.f he Cd. So.
F.. ,i.- .,,-h mode N. cb,,,s- ,,h.,h
,-..,.4#., ,hs I.c;..,,r .A,,il ,....;A.
b,y. ssr.eJ To t,ke AMI nav for, Iar.aa m.unt
ot 81 ,e .,;4 I-nsti,,fi,p tho sam. - n.
nail ii, sgcb ssr.ops a., sinh time. ana in
.i-b i1,altlnea,s. a. the sad Trustees when
dgl, amounted should require. hat no such
s-1bs-nption 10 be bind n. until the sum Of
seven thousand dolIar. al lrast. should ~ sub
scrlbsi. and a charter Tor sad Institution 90
tanned from the Legislature.
Now therefor in orler to enable the sail
persons and their associates, to cary into Ell
feet their purpose Aforesaid
LIT. Be it enacted, that the sail Andrew
7. Woods. Thomas Sweeney. John W. Gill
4. W. Stephens and S0bieski Brady and their
associates, be, and they are hereby cons itu-
ted a body polite and corporate, by the name
ol The Wheeling Female SEMINARY by which
name tiey shall have perpetual sneeess'on'
may sue aud De sued, contract ond be con-
traetei with, aud have aud use a common
seal, with power 10 purchase, taer aud hold
lauds, tene"en's, goods, chat'e's aud money
lot ''e use a"' which ~ SUI" ''''''o'' > ~
'laeu 'hat Tue Cepl'a' o''eN " 81" "''''
Won s.ldli DNA NC lteH iiaH NtNtA 'fNt0"'N'
nor more '''u 'oiY '''uso'
s'''' DC "I'i"'u '"'' '"''e'
ool'e's es'"'
@''. sene'a' " w
=" '0' '"e ''oP'''" ~
.'"''e' " az NV ~
''' - " o0''u . "''' no"
CIT! o' meeting as 500" aie' "'' P'sS'se =
'"'s : - ''''' -
~ CO = =. -.
= - -
l,.tt ~...li, 49,. os, moi;
~ -, T.. H., a,d. and s,gb.
- =. Ga. s,h..,ib-i
a. "a. ,.o.L,. ,,,,re ~ Le..t shall he
.t .o,.rai ,,.e,;n,. q, the S,o,A.
1,Il,, ~ .iy.,i.o.a.o, i. so,.s newsDa
nrr prinled in The cIt, of Whee ~ and to
constitute a quorum for The Transaction of
business at such general .reetips. one hun
dred shares Of The stock Of The nstl.utiuu mvst
he r. orsssnte3. but II shall be COMPETENT tor
a le., number to sdjourn from day TO day I'M.
iii a quorum be ubtained each s~tockholder
.bsll be allowed on- vote Tor every share OF
stofk BIZ him legally held, and he may vote
in person or by proxy, but no on shall be al
love more than ten votes b, whine OF any
uro1y or proxies. nor shall such pu1Aies be le.
cal unless given in writing in such form as
III by-laNs may provide within ta.fee months
mex preceding the meeting al which they
an. The affairs Of the inslitu on shall he
managed by niue trustees. o be elected BY h,
S o.l bo.4.rs b, ballot in general meeting an.
%ouallg. ~ such lime a, ,hev shall hy their by-
bp.~ aannint but should the trns,ers not b.
e.,s3 in any veorco the dsv a,naioled for
a., moose mi. c.r,or,6,n .'.ll nof for
.urb ean.4 h. dissolved. but ,hr trustees in
Office shall continue in office until a new
election be thereafter effected "a may he pro-
vd.I by the b, .laws
Al n. - r q ,her,
..zu -. /. p,a5.n ory
~ ~, az -
.t.u3 ,.a,
~ -. . .,cb ron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
NHEEL.NG EENALE sENINAEY-

WHEELING FEMALE SENiNAgY.-
With grsst .easare w lsy before the pubic
tn charter Tor ta- Wheeling Fems,e S-nIu-
sry, which has passed the Legis.ature. With
uar 'sa-7rs Ne assure the puyj, s. the
s,.-- Hssa been tak n. and tbst b. oa Pc
m.i5H 0or s1a s.'5ks It=rs 60 meet .-e,
energetic trustees. dHJ ,he whole mo. t,. vail
b. done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

tor Soln The Tanyard in Norih Wheeling. from
o"iN' ting on Man street aud running hack
900 feet on Coal street, with a good brick currving slop
. stories high. a Bark mill and honse, aud a bari house
20 feet long, and alouta so Na,s. with other fixtures, all
IN otccf To commence work. There are two full lois
and 4 part OF 4 third of ground.
The terms OF sale win he made easy for the pnrcha-
ser, and if nj sold at private sale prcyinus!y, viii he
sold on The premises at public sale an Wednesday. the
l,ih of March next. Terms ot safe viii q made knowa
hS sppi, ,ns 4 I.s s"tscriiey~ az either OF tFe.h
MATTHEW Mei.uRE, f.
! feb 81 JOHN MclIiRE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Corr tele-a lrs engagements are now
complete and ws ttost they will not oAaiu be
stopped os ufrugeI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
DIED.

Ca Sunday morning Feb. 27h. Of Hister-
e.sia, Mis-. AMELIA GARRErrsoN Ia the 52i
wear qnper age.
MOTHER RKV0LUr0NARY.--O
Feb. 2lih Mf. JonS Fox agrd ever
lu3 years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Tie hne steamer Mary Stephens arrived on
Sunday evening with a tuIl cargo Tor ,oi, city,
and our DAYS aud Grosers were ousy Tne
stock OF Sugar aud Moissses has increased
immensely from her ana other boats.
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Tor Rrcsidtnt.
WM. S. ARCHER of Amelia;

H&
For Vice Presidents.
l.. Valentine W. Southali of Albemsrle.
.. And. Hunter ol Jefferson.
3. james L,ons oi Richmond city,
4. Waldo p. Gon OF Harrison.
,. Allen Wilson OF Cumberland,
8 VIM. VI. Pryton OF Roanoke,
Z. John z. Leigh OF Noroik city,
s. Thos. G.. Vi. Anderson OF Russell,
.. John A. Carter OF Loudoun,
10. Robert Saunders oil Williamsburg,
II. John +. Anderson of Botelourt,
II. Samuel Price ol Grerubrirr,
For Sscretdtee s.
John S. Gallahrr OF Frederick,
John w. Symc oil Petersburg.
Richard II. Tolei OF Richmond.
q. T.. Baldwin ot
Alex. Moseley Of
WIN. &. Darlington OF
Edgar Snowdeu oil Alexandra.
Mr.. Archer was Conducted to the chair by
Mes.rs. PeIrow aud Jaune, and expressed his
thanks for The honor conferred upon him in a
brlei aud d highly appropriate aud %lOreiole adj
dress. winch we hope hereafter to lay before
our readers.
Ca motion of VIM. VI. Peyton Of Roanoke,
a committee of Que from each Electoral Di :
tricl was appointed 10 report Rules OF Order
and the business 10 be Transacted by the Con
~veajion.
The committee was ordered to consist OF the
following gentlemen:
VIM. n. Peyton Il Roanoke,
John %Janaey ol Louioun.
And. hunter oil Jefferson,
Nm. Seymour oil Hardy,
Allen l.. CapeTlon OF Monroe.
Valentine ". Suuthali OF A%lben.erle,
L bert L. Scott OF Fauquier,
Edward Ctmm OF Elizabeth City,
Wm. Wst;so i Roanoke,
Daniel Nj. Edgiugton OF ONO,
{ laties b. Gardner oi Montgomery,
Ia. w. Davis Of Alexandra.
John +. Wall OF Frederick,
Tne committee withdrew for dvlibeva
ton aud, a few moments, Afterwards, the
Convention adjourned until 4 o'clock, T. NJ.
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NovENENTs or Tsrr sTEaussa,rs.
SPRING = TOCN,

No 100. MuiR ST.
CEYE would say 10 our customers and otbcrs ,h,, ,o
W. have an hand at this tim. A general ,ssnrtneuf ~
Ladies' Saddles. Iron frame Ir,pLs
ot','eh'fhs 10. splendid article.
Brides aud nauinralcS, imita. .p1 cam, f,nrke
,u"', Nrt, hca' rounded do, Iron. frame and wood
i.caus ahu reihs, box vaiiccs.
Carriage Harness, Ladies' tonnet lrunks
,i9Is 90 cents leather hat boxes,
bray d., InJe>,s atrhcls
,atfe' hass, Saddle bags,
Cniiar' of different kinds, Carriare ,yliips.
ihRsY Wblis, Riding do
p"Ncft do Wagon do
Ia.lcs diferen, kinds, WaIkinp CANES
liatnes, trace CHAINS. Halter chains
Curry comhs, do cards, Horse lrus1eS
We ask an examination of our .tork hy those v,ist,.
u ''y OF me ai"Ve articles. tecling satisfied nat we
nave as good an assortment and as great variety as has
ever hecii offered IN the city, and viii ,et a, fair pri.
ccS. Az orders TOT work promptly hlici. Od work
repaired as usual. lfeb 81 NlCOLL 4 CARR.
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BILL STICKING. &,

Dill NT1NNT.NN, nc.
THE undersigned offers his services 10 the public as
= q Bill Siickef, &c.
Bills carefully posted or led at dwellings ~ dire ctei.
Also, notices Of n,retiig- delivefed eli moderate char.
see. As curator Of the City Hall he VIII at all tunes he
prepared ~ put IL in order for concerts or pubic meet
irgs, al the shortest notice.
All orders lei Tor him at Mr. Logs tailor shop, corner
OF Monroe aud Market streets, opposite The Post office
or at the Tunes office, viii he promptly attended to.
feb ID JOtN GREGG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

DOt Elk MILLS FOX SALE.
a DJoiNING the thrivtng village Of Dover, on the
&A hank of the uaIo River. The buildings and Ma.
ciIhery are equal Ia any steam al west OF tse Noun.
tains. The house IL large and sutsIani ally lniit OF brIcs
and stone, three stories high witt a large sarrei, aud
covers an area OF seventy by III y feet. She has a pop.
pit engine of drst qaaiity, with d toar fact stroke with
a governor attached. Her boilers ar new and double
fuod, with sufficient power To run The mills with a cot
ton factory attached. There are four pair Df ii,ei Burr,
All ia good order. Ste stands OF a largs area Of land.
running back TO The nrs alley. embracing the river 10
low water mark. ALSO
\ FINE BRICK DN Ei.LlNG HOUSE forty feet
square with a sg III Duins Room ANA Kitchen; there
are : finished roon,s IA he heise VIII & Ire pis Is, and
the rooms are neatly finished. The garden Is large ana
well iaelosed. the house stands one square dist ant ffuiu
the mill.
Ai.so-FoUR BUILDING LOTS, one square from
the dwelling, wing IN one block.
The terms viii lc . part of the purchase money in
hand and the balance IA Que aud Two years, aud II not
Sold al private sale b' fore The l6,h day OF March neat,
the whole wall lie ofercd 10 the his hest htdier on tnat
day on terms to sun Tie purchasers, There is a new
turnpike ros. runnias non the village into The hcari Of
ths interior c ,uhlIy. RtCIAID Seward.
Feb IJ, las.
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JOHN Mcl.uRE.

ENNEIQpES and Toy hooks, j large assortment
just received at the variety store OF
feb 81 J BLACkMAR& co, Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Weere indebted 10 Mr.. W. b. wakemau
Man Street, ior d copy the first number Of
J." An unives sal History OF the most rHatsa-
bic events gl all I'd ,ious.' The work Is col up
in good style aad appeals calculated To be
useful.
Mr.. Waseman has also placed on uftable
an originai novel OF Mrs. Grey, entitled " The
Belle Of the family. Admirers Of Mrs.
Grey's style OF writing will had thts work
worthy OF their attention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
[ no RIlLnERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
REIERE viii be an equitable charge made nv the
= W alter committee for all water used from the W alter
W oths for the ensuing year, for Bricklayers. Stone Ma.
sons, fiasiefers, &c. The pTice or rate will be estab-
iirhed al their ann-al assess leRL.
BY order Water eoumlttee. JAS. TANNER.
fci - r,,irn,.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Bed Cords 20 dog Bed soTt. just received and
IT sale > "a III
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HOUSE OF ~DELEGhSES.

Monday Feb. 2lsi. ISIS.
a communication was received from the
senate snd the amendments proposed Goa
urred in.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Cotton TROT l. NEs.-22 doz cotton trot lines
C'''hi just received and for sac by
feb2s Il BERRY, Water ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

STSllE subscriber, agent for the sale of The above eel
80 ehra'et seeds, has rseei we'd a fresh lot, which he Of
iers for rsie on reasonable ,erris WM NALL,
fell 2Elm N.,kt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-28


Ship Vrsinian Chase. Liverpool Jan with mdss.
British ship Unicom, Than Liverpool II days. with md,e
10 lrvin 23e passenger TO + Saul.
Ship Columba q loway Charestou, days. with cotton
Punsm from Peruamhuco for Philadelphia supplied her with
bread 18th spoke ba,k Carolina. hence for Charleston
Bark Ann Welsh FurbeI. Liverpool Jan to Hurlbut
Co The W. Ia. had bad weather all the passage. lost
Brig .lIabeth Ponroy. Porto Cab.lo, 40 DAYS to Matt
land Phelps Co. l!h inst l 30 lou g. spoke brig Henry,
hence for bta1os Santiago. II DAYS out
Brig Adeae Saunders Argudlla PR 10 days, to master
lat % 10 lon g. spoke schr Ocean, OF Duxbury hence
Danish brig Herty, Tilden Port Prince. 10 days. with
1854 bags coffee 70 900 lbs logwood 900 lbs hemp to
Ferris
Brig New Orleans Bramha Bermuda Feb H. with coffee
Manlo osren, Halifax, days. with 900 bbls
fish, to w Whsslwrisht
Big Charlotte Holbrook 81 Johns Fla with 90 600 feet
plank bbs turpentine 80 900 shingles to Gichrist
schr Mont cal, fens New Oreaus, IS DAYS. to master
sehr Dolphin snlIier. Newberu. NC, S day.
Schr Angelina. Thompson. Newben. NC. S days
Sehr Maria kotts Peterson, Boston, days. to Foster
Nieker.ou
schr Lscou, Bsarss Boston, 3 days. to Atkins.
Schr Welcome. Berry, Wsreham.
Ship Susan Drew Putnam from Canton and Whampoa Oct
5, with teas, &c. TO Cary Co.
Brig Anuawan Currier from Cardenas with loss of fore
aud main topmass
Also, ship, 2bngs, unknown.
Sailed.
leans bark Henry Harbeck do schr simpson 81 Johns
PIT and others.
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

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10 Gihon x co-l8 Barclay LvIngston-2 w Seymour
3 Van Nest, Coenet COLI Legrave-, smith & co
l02 10 cks Chauncey co.'s Fslle-l
Roosevelt 4 son-4 lngiis Il col Vorburg col Homer
Foote u col Woodward Conn,r-7 Riggs Babeock co
sean,on-I Harnden ,o-a Couell Bros-s2as bars 81 bd
iron Weemy. Samps,n-6 cks Lurpp co.'s y Skillen
Atterbury coo Richardson x WatsonT eks Bluat
10 Nor nu, Winslow X co. Croot-t6 Atterbury CO
i Persse & Brook.5 Patton stewart-Io Langley co
5 Sterling c9-s2 Wolfe 0,ilespie-l3 Wolfe Rshop
p & Hay deh-30 Auerbury co.. McMurray-2 A
Eno-s67 bxs tin Phe lbs Dodge cola James co.. Reid
Ro,evslt co-653 Chsuucey co-27 bis Burrtll Ca.
Brand-5 Gihon COL cTts 10 cks4 bis II bags so
. order
LIvERPooL-Shp virginan-lot2 sacks salt IS doz
Oech Kuger740 bars 124 bids do Englosby Atwa
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waker-sl crts cks Vehauup-5 bis Hicks co-29 ties
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