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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
Marble Yard.
10 HIN T. ROGERS,

10 H N T. r 0 G 5,
sTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, VA.
nEALER In Egyptian Italian and American Marble
II Monuments, Tomhs, Grave stones, Mantci ficeos
of every dsscriptiop Wall Plates, Fronts. &C, &c.
ANY design 10 Carrying executed in the Aea,est mar
Ter.
Orders from the country, with city reference
promptly attended 10.
Mr Rogers having served his apprenticeship IN one
Of the largest establishments In New York City and
having much experience in the business Eaters MIN
self that all work executed his Shop will give as en-
TIRE satisfaction AZ any done North or South.
Der
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MECaANICSyTLLE FOR SALE.

AGREEARLY To the provisions CT the will Of Cap
IA tain Janea p Hopkins, deceased, will be sold al
public auction. on the premises. on THURSDAY, 25th
OF October IL fair, if not, the next fair day, the
Court House TO Charlottesville containing 72i acre
On this tract Is large Tavern, with other housef ne
cessary for such Establishment; two Dwelling
Houses, with Kitchen and Garden TO each; large
Store house and several Shops for mechanics. A Ia.
yera and Store have long been kept hore, and few
places are more suitable for mechanics.
AT the same time and place another Tract OF Land
will be Sold (eher with above, separately,
may be deemed advsablo,l containing about one hun.
drcd and twenty acres, all in woods. The terms Will
be made knows on the day OF sale. The sale will com
mence at II O'Clock. M w. "a. MlCHiE,
Executor OF James P Hopkins, deceased
Sent 2l-cwtds
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS AND
Mills IN POWHATAN

IN pursuance OF the provisions Of the last will and
L testament Of Atolphqs w Harris, deceased, 1
shall, at Powhatan Court House, on MONDAY, tbs
day. expose TO sale. public auction the undivided in
tefest Of tho said Adophus w Harris, being one
fourth part Of Sf5 OF land lying In the county Of
Pouhatan adj Dining tbs lands of Hughes and
Others. Upon this tract Of land is good Grst and
Saw Mill, in good repair. The terms will be made
known on the day OF sale. RoBT HARRIS,
Executor Of A w Harris, deceased.
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IMPORTANT CABINET COUNCIL.

Special Correspondence q s"1 =
Oar attentive correspondent al Washingc.
transmits us rough minutes OF an important Ca
h;ne, Courcil held al The White house on Saul
day evening asl, convened sircf the intelligence
OF the Georgia and Maryland election. All The
rnembers Of the Regency,i cudiag Gen. Taylor.
were present. except Mr. CLIYrJN, who had iei
for East 10 order 10 endeavor 10 force The Wings
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RyTuE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF vlRG1NI.
pROcI.A NATION
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
II ANYWAY from tho subscriber, few days since,
~ my Negro Man, ANDREW. This said Negro 10
likely fellow, 10 OF 20 years old OF brown com
p!exon, rather Intelligent. purchased him in Rieh.
mond. Of Mr.. Templeman, last May. He was raised
near Fredericksburg near which place suppose ne V
person who will deliver him 70 me, al 81 ny Point
Mills Cumberland, or secure him any jail % that
get him. JOEL ]. SCOTT
Sept. 2I-su
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AUCTION SALES.
AdIllinistratOr's sale.

WILL be sold, by public auction, on TUESDAY, The
W 3uh OF October, If fair, If not, as soon as the
weather viii permit, a; Cedar Lane, In King William
county, the former residence of William E. Croxton,
decuased the stock of Horses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
belonging to said Farm also, ,hs Household and Kit
chen Furniture, Farming Utensils, etc.
And on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of November
next f the weather permit, not the first suitable
day thereafter, will be sold publicly to The highest bid
about two miles from the Pipingtree, four five
Slaves all young, likely and vsluable Also tie stock
Of Horses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. The attention Of
the public is particularly invited to the stock this
we'll the Cedar Lane Farm; it being remarka IDLY
fine, the Cattle particularly.
TERns OF skLE:-Cash for the Negroes and for all
sums OF S0and under; for sums above that amount a
credit will be given I'LL the LIST day Of May, l,S0 BY
the purchasers giving approved , bonds; r,rpnrp
Administrator William E Croxton, deceased.
King William, October l2-cwtds
EXECUTORS SALE OFLAND, NEGROES
AND CHATTELS.
PURSUANT to the win Of pabney Waller, deceas.
ed, will be sold, al public auction ut Cedar Point,
his late residence, the county OF spottsyv2nia 81
Negroes cnnsis,n. Of the usual variety: the House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture; Plantation Utensils, In
GLIDING two OK Carts, good Wagon, good single
Sheep; the crops Of Corn, Oats, Tobacco, Sci and a
let Of land, containing 26 acres, being the lower part
Of the Cedar Point Estate.
The sale will commence on TUESDAY, the 3oth Of
October, II fair, II mol, the first good day thereafter
and continue from day TO day until completed.
The land will be soid on the frs; day of the sale.
The Negroes will be sold on the first day Of Novem-
Dor, If fair If not, the first good day thereafter.
Cedar Point Is situated North Anna River, about
three miles South Of New Market, and eight miies
North West from Beaver Dam Depot, Louisa Raroad)
ANY wishing 10 view tho premises. will apply 10
Mr. w. Crawford, the Manager on the Estate, or to
myself. living adjacent.
TERMS-fhe Negroes will be sold for cash. The
land will be sold IL months credit; the purchaser
giving bond aud approved security, and the title
tanned until the purchase money is paid. All other
purchases Of sl0 and less, will be required In cash.
for all sums over 10, bonds demand, with approved
security will DO required, but the interest remited
payment be made within - months from the day OF
SALE No property is TO DO removed until the terms Of
sale are complied with. NJ WALLER,
Executor OF Dabney Waller, deceased.
Sent l5-cw4w
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Administra,rir of Michael Anderson, 4
PUBLIC SALE OF A LARGE NUMBER
On N A LA Or Z CT YVES

ny the authority OF order of the County Court Of
ID Campbell, made at its February term, 1919, We
will ON TU eSDAY, the 10th day Of November, ls49,
al The town OF New London, in the county OF Camp
sixty Negroes, Of all ages and both sexes. very
large proportion Of these Negroes are young, ranging IN
age from twenty years down. They have been well
and physical qualities They will be sold, as far as
practicable in amilies TO avoid the separation OF
husbands and wives, parents and children. Should
Inc day above named be Indictment as TO prevent the
sale will be made on the day thereafter, or on the
rs, fair ono, and be continued from day to day, I'LL
completed. l..
given for the purchase money! the purchasers eIecu
ins bond with ample personal security satisfactory 10
us From this requirement. OF security there will be no
departure There will be warranty OF any sort by
u.s. either as 10 quality title, though the latter is be
ieved TO be unquestionabls.
WILLIAM WATTS,
EOWU w. SAUNDERS,
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

THE undersigned, Administrative Of Michael Ander
son. will sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, tn,
l3th day Of November peIt, at Louisa Court House
that being Court day, eleven Negroes, five Of then
rate howers and sawyers; likely young Woman and
i've Children. The sale without reserve. for cash
MARY ANDERSON,
Administrative Of Michael Anderson, deceased.
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''''" y " WILLIAM WATTS,
EDWD w. SAUNDERS,
Oct q-ctds Committee, &C, of Martha Waits.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM
NEAR THE UNIVERSITY FOR SALE

DESIRABLE REsIUENCE ANU FAkH
NEAR THE UNIVERSITY FOB SALE
DY virtue OF Decd OF Trust, bearing dale the 18th
ID OF February, 1880. and Admitted TO record 10 The
Office OF AloemaIe County Court on the 22t Of the
sam. month, from John NJ. Perry and wife TO the I'M
isned and Psaehy &, Gilmer, who is since dead
shall on Tuesday, tho 18th day OF November next, al
twelve O'Clock upon the premises, SELL at public auc
tion TO tho hishs3t bidder, for ready money, all that
tract or parcel OF land in The county OF Albemare,
described in the said deed as bounded by the landso
Jesse Lewis, Reuben haury, James Widderheld, and
the Unives y OF Virginia, with the exception of one
hundred and six acres, which has been since released
The quantity be sold Is ono hundred and fory-io
acres more or less, with its appurtenancss.
H. at tho time appointed for the SALE the weather
should be such in the opinion Of the undersigned az
make IL improper TO SELL the sale will DO adjourned,
from day TO day. at the same hour until shall be COM
plotted. EDMUND ChhiSiihN.
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DEATHS.

Died. On Sabbath afternoon a.t ;hs li'h o. osseber
uanry " and susan r. QuaIles-aged7 months and
days. M. aow.,
And Il cut down.
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(Hcle The conference adjourned.

TUT tNE I@tqHF u.
Me,srs Ediiors-Ths extracts given below
are from lcltcrsI received from nv brother
who is now 10 California. Though rather old
they are authentic. and may be interesting Il
some of your readers The letters must hav'
been delayed in New York, as they we're pos
marked in San francisco, September lst. A.
you see, they give rather an unfavorable &C
count OF the "diggins." If you think they vii
be of any interest. You can give tnem place
in your paper. For their authenticity, cal
show you the original letters.
Respectfully, you;s, A Co.,
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70 ALL PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE Is hereby given that we, Nathaniel Chaun
~ eey and Henrietta Chauncey, surviving e1ecu.
Philadelphia lin the State Of pennsylvania, intend to
transfer William Savage, ofthe said city, six shares
Of Stock in the Chesterfield Railroad Company, Two
hundred and nine Shares Of Stock in the Peters
burg Railroad Company and three hundred and ninety
three shares OF Stock in the Richmond, Fredereks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, standing In the
name Of the said Eihu Chnuncey the books Of the
said several Companies, respectively.
NATHANIEL CHAUNCEY,
HENRIETTA CHAUNCEY,
Surviving Executors Of Elihu Chauncey, deceased.
d.ln IN-rwdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.


TINE term of this Institution commences on the nrsl
i Wednesday OF November next, and terminates on
the last Wednesday Of March following.
The is scientific and practical, embra
cling outlines Of natural, International and eonstitu
on al law and the principles OF The municipal law Of
Virginia, with tho subjects Of pleading and evidence
NJ Sumo length.
The fee instruction is $50 FOR the course, payable
Sep, H~dtewllstNov WIN. MAXWELL.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
TINE undersigned, Executor Of the last will and tes-
i lament Of Mary Hargraves, late OF Charles
county, In the State Of Maryland, deceased, hereby
give notice that he intends to apply for transfer oil
DEATH In the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.; and also IN
the Corporation Of Alexandria, In said State OF VIZ.
sinia the egaues thereof under said last VIII and
sestanrnt BASEL n SPALDING,
Aug a4-ewam Executor Of Mary Hargraves.
BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLA NATION.
A VACANCY having occurred in The representation
"A from thi. State in the Congress OF the United
s,ate. by the death OF Alexander Newman, member
eeet or the House Of Representatives OF the United
States for the District composed Of the counties oil
Mouongaiia, Barbour, MARSHALL, Randolph. Brooke
Marion Ohio, Tyler Preston, Taylor, Doddridge, Wet
raj and Hancock the shsris of the said counties are
therefore hereby required hold elections in their
speelive counties on Thursday, the 9Th day Of No
vember next, for representative TO NIL inc vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, taet
Ing in the absence OF the Governor from the
tssAL) sea, Of Government and under tho lesser seal
OF the Commonwealth, al Richmond, TINS Ian
day Of September, 1885. o,
Sept I3-etSShNov. JNO. u. fAIioN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

We ri ,icc lha; the government, aroused from
lis sumbcrs and brought to lis senses, has taken
this sep, which:must lead 10 enlarged aad oene'
ticen. results. Oar merchants, ship.'wneis and
sailors can compete With Great Britain and will
60 a-,her, and command large portion o! Inc most
valuable British carrying trade, from which they
have heretofore b,en excluded. sIon," cores
nonden, Of The Baltimore Sun, confidently thinks
,ha, under the great impetus given 10 ship build
ing 10 Ibis c,unlry, By his new and important
opening 10 American enterprise, ships Of large
class will now be bull, even on the Mississippi
The N Y. Herald gives bright glimpse OF The
b.n-fi .ial efforts Of the system Of reciprocity
soon to 90 into effect, as follows:
Commercial matters, in both England and the
United S.ates, have reac ed point that promises
before great while, perfect freedom OF trade be.
tween IN. Two countries. The advantages which
r.cinrociy in the carrying trade offers 10 The U
Slacs are numerous and important. As soon as
il i, concluded upon, We can avail ourselves Of
The commerce of Great B:iiain, which is greater
than thai OF The United States, and canstq Icnily
requires p: oporiionably greater carrying inter
cst That We can compete with Enslan in H.,
there is not the slightest doubt. L. was manies-
led before committee Of the Brush Parliament
a few years since, that III The Uni'ed Sta'es W.
can bu.lt, man, and navigate cur vessel, cheap
er than the English can DO il as we'll as lar Oct :
ter. We can DO So because our producing and
manufacturing and m,chanical classes are mol
faxed in thousand forms, as they are IN Great
Britain, 10 pay The in,eres: OF an enormous ma
'i>nal deS which ac's as dead WEIGHT an in in
eubu, On Industry OF every description. ~ 'he
a
debt as England is, although We might build bst'
,.r ships, We qres'ion il VI eo1ll man o. NV ;I
gate l;.rm any cheaFe; ina" he EnsIsn 'hens
with these advantages in oar iavoF 10 Com
mepce with, The English carrying trade, in con-
necIion with China. The British possession: in
India, the Or fish West Indies and The nations
hn,dsrino nm The Mediterranean, The Baltic, &C.,
w"uld be open 10 u.s. and me nation which builds
the best sas and nayissss III hem The %,s eco
nouicaIly, would carry On Inc pr'z:. Enslan ~.
having reserved her coas;iog trade, we could 60
the anne in regard 10 ours, aud thus secure the
waole California traffic, VII ch promises TO be
very great and important al 10 very distant
H.,
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"My health is ppor-ihc hard>hips ana priva-
tioas here are calculated 10 break he constitution.
There has been bu! little done al digging goc
f.: some time pas. The ravines discovered are
petty well NO ktd oui, and all are waiting 10! Inc
falling of The rivers which a-chousht to De rich
Some have made ioruhe and s,me cone
scarcely any thing 1, is a lolte;yl man who
will stick TO it, will, think. be enabled 10 se
from 5 To dollars a day tor several years
was sorry did not get j--'s Letter sooner -
wish he was here, but II will be too lac iot
him 10 START after getting this. e1pfe. 20 re-
turn in the winter, and il think II VIII pay, 10
come ou, "ga;n neg. spring. will endeay.r
10 make arraneemcnIs 10 have HIN aniyon come
ont tear ,ha, you could not stand he hard
sbi,s and many pfyauons. have not met
with a single acqua nanoe az yet, 'hsusn many
have come oui. They have gene TO the northern
(sac,amen'o) "digsiags." and ! am a! the
south.
"ClMp Is milss norh OF SlanisIaus River,
(Cala) 9Th Angus, 1919
al wrote 10 you ircm the Miyaposa river
remained there (whicn is The tafhesi Southern
point, al which gold has been discovercd) only
about ten days. Alsr wiring To YOU returned
10 the Mercer river, and remained there weca
then came to Tuolenne river, stopped there
few DAYS and came 10 the S;ans!aus iIVeii all oil
which were thought 10 be rich, but now u Is
the general Impression tina! there will De but lI'.
lie gold taken from them, as ID. water is getting
low, and there has been but lille found ye. !
am now on my way to the Mncalemne, and ii
there is nothing TO b. done the;e, will go on
10 the tributaries Of the Sacramento, which are
known 10 have been rich but which expect are
pretty we'll worked out. do not expect 10 DO
much more | have done scarcely any ming
since May. When Gfs came 10 Inc mines,
pT
thr gold was scauered, that thousands OF persons
could he prof aby employed in digging for years
10 come; bur such, it seems, is not The case
the Mexicaus and Cnilians haze swept over The
country like swarms ii locusis and dug most OF
The gold. The people from The States are nov
pouring in only TO be disappointed aud many Of
hem ruined have been greatly DISAPPOINTED.
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OFFICIAL.
C,reu,ar from III, Ire !sary Department
NEW SERIES, NO "a

NEW SERIES, NO "a
Circular iusiru.ttoa 10 Collectors anil otier Of
fesrs Of the Customs
Treasury DEPARTMENT
Ociobrf 10 h, iSi9
In consequence of Questions submitted BY mer
chants and others, asslc, in consideration Of the re-
cent alterations of the British Nayiga ion Laas, on
what footing The Commercial relations between the
United Stlies and Great Blln will be placed, on aud
after the FIRST Of January neSt-ths day on which The
of the British Parliament goes INFO opera
i,on-thr department deems rIpedient al this tine
10 issue The following general instructions for the in
formation of officers of Tie customs, and Others In
teresled:
FIRST In consequence Of the alterations Of the british
Navigation Laws above referred To, Btili,n vessels
from British other foreign ports will, under EXISTING
laws after The first OF January next, b. allowed to an
tee la or ports with carqoss Of the growth manutac
tire or pro duct N OF any part Of the world.
Second Such vessels AMI their cargoes will be ad
mited from and after tn date befors mentioned, on
the same terms as duties, imposs and charges a.
vessels Of the United states and their cargoes.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

WANTED-A situation az Teacher by a youn 9
W lady, graduate Of the Troy Female Seminary,
who Is competent 10 give Lessons in French Drawing
and Painting.
Applications can be made TO s,ss 81. W., Red Oak
Grove, Charlotte county. Virginia, until the middle Of
December Oct l6-eats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Eastern Exten sion will pay
- Into the Exchange Blink in Richmond, in addition
TO tho sum unpaid tho acquisitions OF March, April
NAY June, July, August and September, amounting to
ass DOR share, the sum OF s3o-viz: $40 on the lst
October SO on Let Of November, and $40 on the
ist Of december By order of the Board Of Directors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20


+, ST. CHARLgs,5N s. MeMahofC Mig Beaj F. A.
White, Ky; p S. While and lady, Phhaaa-; y PlslaR.
Sheppard, N o. II +. jones, M Goodwin, Va. iJno.
Minor, La; +. H; Quiman, Mis-. A. Goodudge II. B.
Eos g. u. FOss, Tenn. A, PCallqua, Ala.s Win. II
Taylor and on, VIM. Patton, s. O.; " T. Man and ady,
Mr. and Mis- Tindei, Ala !. W Blonut Va J. II. Coil
ter Mo- w z. Johnson aHd lady, q G. Jas. White and
lady, H. b, LeveFett and lady, Mobile; Benz. p Efaie
Miss Mary Gaines, NJ III Gaines, Arad-t saihes Arb N.
n. Howell and lady $. Dunson; F. H. LutterougiL
VRR1sDA.-N. a. WHITE W. s. Gibson, r. Wilson.
Mis- MeFariand u Memphis VIM. Junes, s. w PAS /;
I'd. a. Senpe, J. HstYeaver, j. Hagert, Ala. John G.
WoOdings jar Sands n. G. IN q. Arlington, D. G. Jur-
ney, +. Y. Garlic, r. Titus, g. B. DuVal, N. o.. Lady
Emeline stuart Worldly and rwOdanghers, iEnglaHdS
HEWLETr's.--H, L. Claiboue, Va d. Bufney, Rbbt
eewall, LsA, F. A. Leslie J., A. Heron, Mobile u. s.
COnleyi Cincinnati NJ. Grimes, Ark, -
PLASTERss-H, s. lilly, La. J; r. Rowand TampieO
A. w. Burnside, Miss r.. B0ulenmet j, AntuneE, Mo
bile; b.. Massey, Ala. JAS Potts, Phhada, George
ARcADE.-Davd Carpenter, Madison. Ind ]. NJ. Yer
non, Misi d. 8. Collier, 0uaeha; b F. AIeDonough, G.
y leues Texas John Smith, Baton ROuge; Jno. Murphy
Maygyile, Ky; G. DAVIS, Ark. Geo NJ. Riddles j Moore,
sloge; FOB. hrnsdeirs La; J. Moore, Peoras ]. B.
IsDIAN QUEEH-J-VY. Gibson, Memphis; W. W. Hall,
ID. Johnson, F. Wilson, n. Ii. nhons, Cincinnati; Henry
Dicks, 1hos Nugeuls Y; Thomas Henry GoeeIs fsbufg
Alfred Nixon, Mobile; Wm. Clarke New Orleana,
: L0VIsEAsA Nv Haclus, La. y John Duly, William P
Aancine MY : Rev. Mr., Enrash ktm. G.. Maynard, Dr.
y a. trydihEers n. o. Geo. AnfieWs Miss o. 0baTn
Ay-i Cast SWEEPER, bark ifnl. ChAF.-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LAtIinE 29 81 9g N.-IoEsITu9E sgo WI linz 81
Cleared Yesterday.
ship Albania, CrOweE, New York Foaiick 4 Co
Ship Cariads i)eveEgaux, New York Toby & Bozet
siB M NJ iiiisE. T5s Up Vhtrs5 3 o
Bark Rashna, Mortimer, PhiIadapha, T. FL AahbEidge
Bns Albion Cooper, Giles, ST. Pierre, Martinique,
seEr In Bis. Young Apaaehieoa E 6 RagsTsE @
Steamer Oregon 8lonie6HeTY Louisville, Butler Moon
AFRiYe& Yesterday.
Ship AesOs Co6ks from Bremen, sth Oct, 70 master
b. sIg 56hu GaEo, Hamiop fom Liverpool, a7sh ost.
tQP- Maxwell &-QOs--2d my
Bark Gov. hinklefs Lodng, I4-dayu from New N0sElto
Bds Geo WSs6iHEtes5 KaOutqn. from kingston. Ia Oh
Brig HsHgys Baker. days foR-st- Marks, 20 maaisF
seHtes HsvSpa s7mms day funl Mobile. ia ballast. 70
sebf. 8ioniaEsy. - L day iou Mobile, in ballast 20
STEAMBOATS,.
Jas. L. Day, Gibefs0n, from Mobile.
DeWitt Clinton, Devenny from ftsbuEz.
Aleck Scott, sWOn from Memphs--l4 81 haAa8 c0t1H
Moufiana, 1sarose, from Baliza26 bales cotton.
H4C Ogleaby, Baekst0les from AtizEapa5.
New Orleans, Whien, from CinGinnad.
IoWboat Swan, Smith, from the Pass.
TOwboat Hereules, Brown from the pases-
Memoranda
Z Ships Emperor, and Wm.n ssleai and sehrs Two sis-
ters, and Col. Gross, went to sea the 18th inst.
TOyboat Swan toWed down and ssas tbs 18Th ii.
ship Mozart
TowboabHeFeules lowed down and 10 seas on the ls inst,
ship afOlongalela bark AIafy F1nee, and brig Soda
PassengaFa,
4 Per ship AlestO, from Bremen-l5I slearaea-
Per ship lohg HalIoWs tFOn Liverqco t5f siegrlEe-