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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

Tie Rfrpc DIS Drur ,li1ndcs for tin 18th Ocobor
contains nh ta nate Ire entitled ~ ltctaufc IN Eu.
tope and America Il Ieltts 10 American authorship,
and particularly to Mi i.ongielhw. The reviewer
contends That the literature nl Nations, such Rus
ia and The Cnitcd STATES ought IN be original mud pro.
dueliye hui are more sterile Than that ri Eau
Upo. 1horgh the Two cmpus are ynuug,--h adds
they IRE not new Haous-lhoy are hat proongalions oi
rnnpo an nd auiaao becauee HEY viii pcrpetna'e
old European civilization. he eanclnls that ono,
considering the mass # hrtcr g puus elements 10 he
fused can loocll What will be the civilization Of the
United States. what will GENIE ont fihc immense VAT
In which 20 many opposite Ingredients hrme0t The
Union lie rolaIds pcle m'lo II languAges races
glans moHs and manucts.-a agIt ol mass meeting ui
all tnp nations in order know each other and devise
the uonns Of Grating neW ciy2n lon. lie p'opoun.
cas funkl.n and jefferson he the eit writer's Of
Amaiica, but btl European IN ess,ucrn thought and
cXmession.--and whose Democracy drawn from
I6ekr. The oily PFC CIT h4h American Tepuati' ms
with im, hosc # Irving ard Cuofrf 10 theiI minds
and pens however. Europe has always BEEN pr sent ;
Waller Scott has been Coapnr's mold the Imitation
ia epasnt. Washington Irving pnfays oil countries.
except his Tim f.enrh rtliic Of cnnfse vas not
acquainted with knicterbUcl,r the Sketch Bank.-
Tie Tales Of sduar Poe not in the least national
the North American Review j. mere cast from the
British Reviews. i The hnan newspapers If the Uniied
Slates he savs not readable for European. Elmer
son i the mu-t American III his conceptions and AIMS
but he is Carlyle. Novalis, Colnn er, &c. Inngfiow
has most literary culture and talent hut he Is lnlia-
ton and lacks compassionate eigor | am tempted To
annex copy Of n note which NJ de 1ucqoeyi.e ad
dressed Ia ne several years ago. when he employ
ed un the 81 and llh volumes Of his brm,cacy. The
article If the lleypw Mr.. Walsh in his eit'r says
proves thu France has not much advanced IN her tnoW
ledge Of American entnre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
IRUSr SALE OF
g:fEE.gSsEE FS Far. E,SY.KYE

eY virtue Of dead of trust, made and executed 70 the
ID dsrstrned. by William II. Hardy, the 17th day 81
Deccglber, Is II, which decd OF record u the Clerks occ
81 the county cont ot e1tord o. sla 7f the purposes
sa deed toned, Friday The 18Th day If November
next upon the premises, proceed 10 ell public auction,
10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, HAT VAIL NBIE TRACT
OF LAND, which the said William II Hardy present
resides situate, wing and being Elk CIeek, in The county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
LIE RAroNlAN sysrEM.-At one Of the a,ea

THE BACONIAN SNSTEM.--At one Of the great
lard manufacturing establishments in Cincinnati where
they "uy uni" GOO hogs day, the entire animal.
elusive Of tho hams, Is reduced 10 grease SPIT by
maf,able summary profess. The iaeiory has seven
large circular Tanks, fan aggregate capacity 10 hold
10000 lbs. Iltsr tanks receive The entire carcaee,
barring The hams, and the nass il subjected Il, stenm
process with pressure u 70 lbs. the sq,nre inch.
which ii splvcs It fmrle,ly as The aquafrlis bath
melted the Yelled Prophet Every dop Of oleageno1s
iuce squeezed out oi the quaduped, and bn.s
reduced 10 powder The tat Is drawn III aud the resi-
dun nscd manure. The iden Of i,eding The insaa-
Bile tanks with continues stream # hogs just as you
would feed The hopper Of mill with corn has soine-
lhing gnnd and siattlng in H. One wonders lhst tho
pirrne genhs does nu under the iremeGds
sumption Ior there upwards Il thirty Of tnsa t,cio
rlrs Ia Cincinnati alone. aud II Hey up 900 ols per
dry for three months IN the year. it involves annual
nnunlab III Of lalf a million Of swine. The so.ys In
TINT repun must be nalkably prolific And only think
Of trea ing the creatures the frenrh m gscu-
ting III Ihe hitd e for the table aud making light at
all the. rest 81 The cafcnsp Awful waste IL Il not
We never heard OF rasher proceeding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

HFINE LAMP OLA superior article of " inter
Hjea he'd spctm oil, last reeeiu d and tn salcby
-so'. 2b-ts JOIN H. SEAf Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
EP.sEs VIZ N,1..

=, Tons American Rolled Iron, Of almost every zc round.
- sq,are and fiat recsv ing per barge Dau I. Warwick.
Tor 'sala by GEORGE BAG3Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
Auction and General Agency.
GARLAND 81 MGSEsY,

win give their prompt attention to the sale Of all kinds Of
Country Produce Merchandise Furniture Horses. n ogocs
and Real Estate. in town aud couni-W also attend to
the hiring servants securing and collecting debts and will
mike liberal advances cousi2nmens uta kinds entrusted
TO their hope by piompncss and patch
in every business transaction, merit liberal share OF pat
ronage.
those whose patronage they have literally shared under
other auspices. \ u. GAltl-A'i'
NovSLts WA. HAMILTON NOSBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
20 PAINTERS 0.d fsn,Isscys.

300l POUNDS Lewis White Lead, No. aud pure
t)OOO direct nom the factory,
33o gallons l.usetd Oh, together with general as
-ormcnt u Paints, Natnishes Bsh,s, SC SSe er sale b,
Nov 26-ts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
o.s. CO.s'NEs..s.gs.,.y,

\ NJ ES & ARLAN d
W | LII \ NJ Nj. GAK ELL,
NNE united IN the rfacica ol Law. and will reg
nafly attend The CReut Superior and Couatg
Courts of Amherst App'matioN. bedford, Campbell aud
Nelson, and the town Of l,Nnchhuru.
Address .vachhure, VIRGINIA.
JAMES GARLAND VII continue, diligently. 10
practise IN the Court Of Appeals.
Oct l9-N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
- II, g. ID e r..

TN CONSEQUENCE of the death OF one of our firm, j
1 will necessary close orr business at the carries
possible date We have Therefore, determined to oher from
aud after MONDAY, 26lh inst ourarge aud desirable soe
r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03


Fllcn the late G,nual Government Of Frankf IT
s, II has sill eomoing on Which nonry be- raised
the two vessels built or II NJ Bristol that were ordered
when Prussia p9d ia bills have been pledged a. seeut=
ty t1I 600 10 defmy the cost ut titir construction
The German et Inns been CONSTANT source ul dill m
mas. and It's bret history s the oadsi IN naval annal.
1t Wns mene,d by ngteeina rn IL. I'm and appoint
lrg IT, Admiral who frlhwilh decorated iur the fu-
ufe victories he was y g1tn rs he should be Ia
possession Of SLIPS md crews Filgaes and steamers
wefe thrn ntlefed without funds the attempts 10 raise
winch WIS pralseworlhy, hut insufficient ! he ladits
beased pefs, yefnglY ard worked lumens' quantities Of
cushions and oatsuols n lletln VOL Gr ta2aars and
lotteries II vain aud " hen some ships procured on
The credit Of Prussia il found lhrte was harh1r Ia
keep them in II WIS proposed 10 mako them uger Ia
Austria. aud send them 10 ny up ~ The Mediterranean
thus pnrne tho whole continent Of Europa between
them aud 'heir only possible enemy=-ihr Danes hut
this measure wns very uupap1l0r. aud Belgium was r.
sorted to. and he German fleet is "setp It's shad
owP IN the basins If Antwerp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

PLASTER. S.2t.T. Sc.
IN Tons LUMP AND GRouNDPLASTER,
~ Lou sack. sat
$ toms country Bar Iron, Tor sale by
March It's JOllN q. MGGI .ANAilAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
ssWCEaGheGs EyOHr.

EsWCEaGfseNf EVOWi',
lust received excellent lot Of fresh BIJCKWIIEAT
- FLOUR. All those in o good article win call
soon at SMITHS O.N'S, ST.iTTf2TS.
Nov Its
% BAGS no, LAGUIItA AND JAYA COFFEE in
~ store and Tor sale, by LACY 3 TYRE.
ott 22-ts On the Basin
RRoWN'a Essence of Jamaicn Ginger.-A most
- valuable Family Medicine,
oct2o-ts' D-B.PtYNE& BRO Agents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
KProsasc. Fer0stycs 80.


HAVE all le tInie hand good assortment 81 Rfaeu
i which sell low. /. LOCKWOOD
oct lS-'s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

LOLA MoNrGs. AGttN-The ,7ssembec Nationde
gives another letter from ia correspondent Blwel,na
respecting Lola Mours Il Is datrd lhe 90 II. and Is us
loluws -"Nly predictions tali2cG; the husband Of
Lola Monts As hours after his departure. wre'e To hcf
rom Malafo, imporife pardon, lie besoueht her to
allow hun h return Ia her leet. IL terminated his eps
tlc thus 1t ton have complain of me- show me
this letter md II will be Your llll,man' Mira Head
set ont neXl day by the milNny. md hours nrt
brought back MI lirald Ace rliealy 10 what he
states, he declares thai ohtrs persuaded him depart
hn scarcely had he heen separated iom his wife when
he defired 20 ttntn hfee times he attempted 10 Escape
on the road. bn loo good watch was kept over hun
At last. when lac arrived At Manlo hn refused ia ~ n
ny further md then role her The tier alluded 10
hove. Whom returned Ia his wife. he complained h.
her ii all hose who had persuaded him h brenb his
chhla Mrs Head Is IN he greatest au1et her ey,s
dat ir; md # ever she meos with those who wantrd
IN sewraie her husband from her do not know what
may not happen. It's SAID hul she IL abuu, to publish
a statement Of htr late ad VENTURES"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

witness Tor the Bblc, by Frdnci, l.#lavtes, y il, |
l1, with nafes oi voyage up The Nle 10y American
a most Interesting work lust received by
Nov 59-ls y. y. PAYNE& bro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
Interesting from California.

TFrOm the PhiIadclphla BuIIeJih, May II .
We are kindly permitted TO make extracts from
a letter received here from gentleman now in
San Francisco. The letter came by way OF Ma
zatan and Vera Cruz, and brings intelligence up TO
the goth Of February. Its statements differ in some
respe CTS from those contained in the letter we pub
llshed yesterday, which brought news to 18th of
February. But as it comes from a reliable source,
and as we wish 10 give readers all that seems
authentic, we take pleasure in publishing these cx-
tracts -:
SAW FRAvcrsco Feb @. 1SI9
To give you some idea of the state of things here
will mention the prices Of articles that have
under my observation Flour is $40 per barrel hams
per thousand that be bought home for So and
all other things in proportion. Washing Is SO per
dozen, and have seen two dollars paid for giss Of
ale.
The climate here "a delightful and there IL no sick
Of any kind The sloop Of St. Marys Is here,
nd the Ohio Warren. and three Others are cx
pcesed shortly The from all Of the ships are con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

IMPORTANT CAsE.-The trial of a case of consi-
derable Importance was to-day commenced in our
court The Commonwealth is the plaintiff, and
"The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company" de-
PENDANTS, brought TO recover the State tax upon
dividends, under the act of 1871. The company
has never paid any, because Incorporated in New
York, suppose A special act was. passed in 1913,
taxing the dividends declared by this company to
monwealth on its works such tax they have paid,
since the passage of this last act OF Assembly. Now
the commonwealth brings an action to recover tax
upon former dividends, which, together with inter
Cooper. BENJAMIN Champneys, and James McCor-
mick. Esqrs, are for the Commonwealth, and John
Nj Reed, Hamilton Alricks, and B. Parks, E.qrs.,
for the company = Philadelphia Pcnnsyiuan,aa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
The Crops.

The reports that the fruit in Ohio and the west
part of Michigan had been greatly injured by the
late cold weather contrsdcted Is thought that
the peaches not much injured tNhm trees nave
vancod far enough TO BE- injured
The late frosts have discolored the wheat In Ekon,
(Nd) and some what retarded its growth bYt 1t now
looks we'll and gives hopes Of good crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

The miners and laborers at the Pennsylvania coal
mines turned ont higher wages and suspended work
on Monday demanding Advance Of about forty Yer
rent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

.arILL TAKE PLACE AZ THS TABERNACLE on
= ihe 8l of MACH on vhch occasion Lt. DEstR I OF
FsTICtEN DAVID will be Verf'ru ID by q musician
under the direction sni leadership of 'gror AT BARN
T,ke.s s. 10 Bee had a. the principal hotels sud music
~ isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
BOOK TRADE.
UNIVERSAL HISTORY NO. 9.

DEIsG A COMPLETE AsO IMPARTIAL narrative Of
~ nc most remarkable events az Al ntiu. ron to IL
fancy - mani lee O. ne 7r-s-.iiiur BY q e1- IL
II nai been ne .im 0ffrr l-facr n rs - 10 present
- reader ccar o. e 7r-ccli -Vr-s znc czlr-.
hat elevated ~ tuual race fr sstr q Fro-
Farce O. 20 present sih degree ~ civ zsor preserve
Che rzrrlfy becoming Judge 70 fusrf ls-f sgsi1-
ire -e1c-ce cf pr Idc- SD o. @r- t.1-y r-irlc-
C readers 1 general s1f o. l- sane tine WORTHY ~ t-
ar-licn - wzul1rs, .s,-ssn-r- 4lW.fers, Erc Ftlo
s0uters.
TIE pcbEste-s 10 o=-rng the tsi number o. ~.
l- rll- er-f---1sd M hope idli ol Is Completion %
wuud iaE- high rsLs su-1s ne sisrds 4 hsiorcs rr
due0-s o. l- end fs- g. - - orr q r-seErcr. 70
co1slnste c-li-o1 ~ Pofc7t nc sqift, ard - 90
AMI -eFsn aye u would equa Eno .urpsss Re great
wo-rs u Gsu1su st~1 writer. o. 1niversa sicry We
have ss-f-cou % srr1uucnz tat THIS a. elng
lie pEhcsa0n y re Eve hr.i 5eFs IL successful sale
e snc0us q tre prcss he hsh op.cons oppressed q
- erils y he most cnmPeen lcees tnd ~ general
1prrc1so1 of Is resdsr. have more hsu realized hsu
hishesi auiicpsg
TIE ercouuns y the press have been tor o1g ard 100
numerous ID l- ths aVrr .hc-t u1t-- selected
F-sr G-1t1- Aag.-
T. srt.rr rff.- r-1sf H-T 1 rnt taf0r r- .rr
s.a.'r -raf Oh .fffaf re .r-s
r..a.-af tr tr-r.. years --.lH. az fnH
,.- .ar-- lf aas ta-' Pr err @- .'t tr
.0' fs Oh -.. lave El- --.i il- ser..-- f
-r-..s. alf rrs. a-' -- f''t f 'H -tr-t
.. -. -,-t NJ .-- crest I--- Tie aHa
-.ar as.a r. -s- fs- .-art o trri-rr-
VIZ -r rtrntr- -sfl ~ 0 20 rtt-r a.fl
-r-t t.f -t.--si a - presses fa De at- 90 --
ra.-
A-er.s vii s1i Ola rrnfiAh'e york % csnvsEs ,or
suf,clt-ers DEWITT DAVENPORT
ri 80 Tr.l1u- Buildings, N'sssl-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
IvorUREs ON PHYsIoaNondY.

DRJW RFDFlELO will siye Course OF 10 Lee
mr~, OF The science u PhysoSnomy, al me Leciufs
ROOM d Hops Chapel 7s Broadway, opposite me Sew
York Hole. Ia lhess Lectures Dr. will not ory SNOW
IN, seI-rtsc ruth and praeesbly On PhySognomy ou
vi make h's hesrers Practical Phys1 gn0mss
wa SUBJECTS or LECTURES
LAT Ieeurs Tuesday Nsrch 6-signs OF me conpHsu'e
Intelligence u men and animals
n Lecture Thursday, March S-sgns 81 suoug eh~f'
y hsrscter and q char sctsr weak ara insfr-nt
IA Lecture saturday March Designs OF an sf@ct0nsh
- gru, cnsract-f and Of hsarl=ss and vicious one
Oh Lecture Tuesday March l5-sigps on seh'n, soa
ard misery chuscter and u character generous s1'
phi snhfOpc ,,, 49,, . ,o,,..,,- md
.oa CHARACTER and o. character colo ard faspci01s
s.s Lecture sasnrisy Is arch 7-sgns ~ pstalani nl
,rhropr gnderogs 5spOso0, sid u one cns'sD's ana
co1fding . . a., %, -, ..e,,. il,
oar sy5-f chasctzr All u 0ns lsZy f7c4lS]' sr'
iuprUvilecL %, ...< -. .x...,,.
usr1e character, sDd u character peaceful n.a aIo
On Lecture. Saturday, March 2f-slgns " character
oral I'D rel ous, ami Of dishonest snf hySocnHeA
- az. y -. -,
sct and common sense, and ne reyerse
Lectures vii at1i O'clock TieEen 'gf "a
a5d gentleman s. Tor he Co1r,s, 3 cents sngie L-c'nfe
10 be had The door, sl1 a. no bookstores n ofv.''
- 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

rsNWO MN WITH THIS MACHINE will perform he
labor % several huutet men ~iih bowls or psTsi d.
pos,es.ss important advantages any acne now BE-
fore the puhlc Two only necessay ono 90 "ofS
H. ard ore 10 shovel the earth pgmp e connected Hin H.
by which hs be- drawn from tbs cs'ern under
meath or by q connecting hose from stream IL
Ia compact sud portsDe occupying space Ol 0'y fee1
bv feet and can Ne packed be- sfs than la The space Do
the rstern srscred The wh0ie machine weigh. -ss Than
IFS .t. These Gold Washers ere Tor sale hy Rugg -
Nourse Mafon Cor psny, Al ihsf Agricultural Nsfehousr
Quincy Hall foyrr he uarkep Boston Mass Pace OF a
single machine So ~ inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
,,-.,,v ,,,,.. we're unconstitutional and void

= ,ouehipg tax titles were aneonstituuonai ana so,s
- them those OF ls3s " TINS, possession S'.n"u'
or .liai,v must be accompanied by proof tbs
SOY ...eotsl requisite Of the law had been com
s~y ;,h ~-The defendant had been IN possession
-, vesrs under the tax title, and had pad taxes 70
,.srly all that time a..
g. p,;,isb steamer Dee. which arrived at MO
a. ,,cm Vera Cruz had s2iG 100 in specie oil winch
so, 100 was for Noble.
ponor. are current m the interior oi "e"rsia
tn. the standing OF the Bank Of the state OF
r.,,,i. and Branches. 1hey are supposed 70 nave
-, ou, of the refusal of TIE Mother Bank aud us
ss,ncy At Macon 10 receive or eNoneusc 'ns 'oihoi
for the bills Of the Branches
o' ",r,o, Washington aud Athens or 10 receive
-. a, Aena,t from al other Banks 10 IL Aihrneo
o,t sssenl could NO, be carried GU, fully un!@'s
- .oin from IRE Branches were removed 10 the MO
,ser Bank At savannah
The following statement Of the receipts and ex
allure, Of the Uoitsd States, during the quarter
',ssg Sic. Dec has been published by The Treasury
Department r,...,.,, n.,,,r,.sSr Ms,ehs. 1919
- ,c, pts into 'h. Trcassry during me sfier e1clor
81 n D-esuber sia a. nearly a. can no" b' sac RAN
. -sis s5fs 80 SIR N loan a4s. sis65 so %
ffiI .st.... 4lafg0 ri Mis;olsueout Di ,o3 -
. Ioso, isf7.. 275i6o col Total .....s42i,88 @
...ex,coait,,res Of The United states from the let
ID, 10 3lsi Dec 1913 were
chi H.i, mi,csl snsoa', and f,'egn lnIsI'
soaI.e, v1eys ss6ieos u
~ .~ry5unt Of toe army, &r....eS1.l,s.z p
~ count Of lucisn ID -parimeni- lZsl6 ~
~ scrogpt o. fOriincatiOas....... ~ ~ ~
O. sccool'o' P''''' 49, $3.50 100 Is
o,,.vy .............. Z68a 30 IS
ot seo ,,hie 6eit ana Treasury Totes. f5l06sg 50
s.ahurseIreni VI Tressgry no.es........'. lgoBO 20
s.nlursemeit iIubhc ctbi......'..'.'... oV,Vy W
s8 nj 558 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
~ SEE MiSNE JoURNaL, FOURTH rAGs ss

CLEARED Slips Naper Naples, BALTIMORE klode hasanah
.pascia Sebor london. Baltimore, Conn., ha'fe ~
aesra. Smith. NOfieans ~, 4, -.
B,rt Palmetto Croker San fran Mallory Borien do 70
Orleans Adam Carr Crss "a'g"" Naa"
fsh-r Arslashaols: Amos Tatten. McHssf, Nofeans
Br. smith Bodies Philadelphia ktsio LANDER sf
Ieop Haa Trinidad Cuba Marshal Ney Lelen Noreensi WI
Dusgan Smith Charleston Francisco smith, 81 MaAs foa Cole
Ma
shrs Auu d. BeJe Norfolk; surveyor Chapman New Haven
sop. Mount Hawkins Providence JAMES Lpherf henS
Do. Motto, APPisiy do
ship Argo DAVIS, Havre Jan ~ Lands roo
IN Nh md. steersgs passenger 10 Nhra rom we
lt The g7t Of light sN wins Hni s
Nhsh tue bad the goth u lat a. 49, Ton ~ IN soAe
s.nrh Nmgrs from Boston Tor Lsepoo sane time "a" i-
sap with loss Of topssl4n mast f"s-ese N'p""
Psst b oae Tuuk I.vre Jan 20 1873 seeas- ps''eage''
10 BOYD A Hmkeu .r-
Ers Joseph Buiier urden Palermo Fen l. ifut 20 bs''N ~
nson sailed go barb rco of Boston, t MOI eMA w
No. Csts sailed days ps,ou. Let tsrss Norma omih oh
Lneret Tor NYok g.. Ruby. from puhn Tor Boston n-At
Chatham lu,i Dublin bug Joseh bsen i "eno' ''
ho-ion
MEnok.NDA-Tbe packet,hP yorktown, seeor tor London
has aschorec al the " spit
Bslow-PacAe ship Yorkshire Bper Liverpool 50 d. nd'e 10
4 "A Msrshau o., cd. A. ~.
shp Howes Bears I'm Malaga iuif 20 loWes DeiirS 20
ship Isab-ia brgg-, n Manila. A-o, ship "nsu"Nn
saILED-Frou W SPIT ship Cambridge, Liverpool irom Tie
cy, sAf Niagara, New Orleans
WIND. March S-suBrse NJ meridian, sNi sunset '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
Domestic Ports.

BOSTON March Arr hnss AIboa swel A',ng, Palermo Hal
$500 80, Rsswn g,b. john Coby wi.ca.se,i Delaware,
iaueohn rorlsud Atlanta, frtt, 90 tHten rae ~, y
ss,s A. %, hans Portsmouth hsye smith; 30
us,o~a. Lou.s Luai NeNs0pror s''P Many ''-''' N'"
raILADrIPBA Nueh AR 81 'noa psaeSy ~
His, .6s. jerome ah,id NYofsi cerse kd~sna Nay 90
s,, h,s' Nsss, DO ..,' Go ,.SS1. ''P
.p cnOs.n sherwood Bf bsfs ST. foiunse "vss LAYER
sayAssau FeesuA R,o, So E.s,, a s5s,. ''
NOBiiE Ret l-Cd ships Biish American, ,bfl fo~,; Ais
l.,heo Wsked.a Br FORBES LssrFoos ocean >ts,
Neau. Or snb 90 'ehf judith 'f' A'''''' ''
NV ORLEANS f.s Arr hp. oon.sutne. Windsor Liver
to wssss 1h5ane D.em. Myres, ao Chseoss .b, Cor
800 49, 49, S,e yors. Rrah Jscssou oo. outsro.
cssss, B.,oa sss Waits. o. saf.. e1 CoesH Duo
p 81. t ii w.,i. 90 aAs NcE, a. Hush
S. M I.m.STs Ior.sso eoasIsa Nfo5 yse.p, ,Bp
psrr. kas.tu jam sch - tsees, W'nh h.ts' he1oos
Lss,pool wa.hsio5 Bssa.I 90 Saaasi' S' hsssss
=, 20 Vs'o; ~ ss,s,r, bfs F.wa 81 Norrou. Had,S
.hrlo~.. Leeeh, chas'es
Foreign Ports.
saa.a sron a.n.snia Jan -, org ohario;' STOW MOI
Arfs fnodst. Caos, l.ta a'' r'"'''''N ~ 49, 49,
$50 IRON s.,.ns., ION ul bar. Heels SoupsI s Nio's
Ar a. H.vssa islh st. ens Columbus DAYS. 'V" N''' @ ~
~, r. va 60 s. raphso.,ae Jao- Fasas-
~. r-.ss w.aer~, Holmes Emporium Coulter ,ot NiNe
e. s;,s,ns Holmes, ot DO, ~ Joe1 A', =. - Tfene
Eaos.uf TO- Fhia6epta o. Ar ~ u'. Be 'ran''f Ss'
soa-. 70 RQstla INefptol -.
rat Hassrs so,h uls ship Norn,. knr, ton NoiA
Whalers.
sailed from sydoey oct Cages NNhois >a1tncAe@ nI 49,
yi H. Ag Ceres Acsms bsrs fsDtl-on 9enoe'o NS'
~ South Seas. OF aoi stated.
spoken. &c.
J.as ssaAlase Al Am ss saas aio ko J'a'"o '"P'
tk- th.r la,asa Wright, Of Baltimore.
F-e H. % lon 81, Pdoi bosi Wm Hass''f, NJ IRON
foa ~ Csldl fnis
F.t "a csPs Au,ons, eus Nora Zen C'uaeeos Or Ban
p-e 10 IA, 30 los o. s,ht Re,habRs Pofacd or Cuba
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sv~.,c. sp Pao..sL, LrA vessel supposed 70 Re
shcop. Tuesday night Pet ~ bottom up "a we
vrnny Of the Old Pleasure houfe, inHeess H'
Not. Of the aud sto ue eaea NJ
FROM the DESCRIPTION OF the vessel hoeeht 70 be e s,hI
ooos, eos bouad New YORK with cargo OF o
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R,a A,,os,Cspt oosIbraee OF the ship Lucas "hh s''eo
S.x O.apr FEB "a Philadelphia. saw, on INC IVA u1
.rs- brig ashore the BERG Islands WITH some ,hfrs % ou
acnssIte tssng out her cssso Capt u eouN "'' w.
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Jsnnof OF the lusrue, o. the Astor House me Ifvog
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fnee Al me 1t
q Free Iaqatrers' Library Assoctattoa.-
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