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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-30
CAROLINA INN,
aia
CEy.EEsAOTTE, ~ G..

yEyHE above establishment, situated IN Main
IL Street, third iot North Of the Puuiic square,
in tie town Of CLarDtte, has been constantly hepl
open by the pfesea. Proprietor, Fom the lst Of
January, lcIJ to The present time, iof he accom-
mediation Of the Pub II, and viii continue 10 be
hep, open fof Tire same pErpose.
The Establish. ent has bet n enlarged and i'm.
proved to = yesy cors Ge. able extent with the
,st two yaars- it t!.lire building Is in complete
r.pair aud Is 30 constructed tL4t all tie I,otHa
have abundant light AID can be yCn:i a;ed at plea
sure.
The Stables are not IN ericr 10 any belonging
IL am similar Establishment in csiern Nor
Cs,ona; and care vii be taken that they sha!
1l4a,s te supplied sin abundance If good grain
sn4 proy,rder AID attended by faithful and eype
reacet Dostcr..
Ire Snpscriber xi.l usc eveTv evsrion 10 give
sat.f4ctiou 10 all who msy patronzs his Hone,
ard htstetes not to FAY that, from ten years ex.
pe.irnce he will 10 able to keep % the accomno.
dstlan AZ II. Carolina Inn, 10 Style no surpass
60 ~ ans Public House in the iH;srisr county
ard tic axes this opportunity 10 return hrs cor
dial re- 5ects to generous FIbIc ior pas isTors
AID re.pcciiuIiy se'lcits cln.IauaHce OF thelF
patronage sns confidence.
pROYEFs can, Al all tines, We supplrs 9th
eonveGient and uslI ebclcsed lois, free o. charge,
and furnished w.th grain at low prices.
il The Charlotte and Camden S.sses arrive
and jeFatt II! wcskly.
Jennings r. KERR.
Oct Il. Is4q. Stiff
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On the 22d INST. in this place, NJ, CATHA.
RlNE bRlDW ELL. WI. OF Mr. 4 Brid.sll, tor.
nlef Proprietor Of this Ohcs
II vii he gratifying 10 he friends OF The dsccn-
Cd to know. that, though comparatively stranger
here, she reesiTed all ths atesuon which the KIND
nsss and sympathy Of eIghbots and friends could
besto.. She bad resided here but is~ months
sufficiently long, however 10 gather around her a
circle Of friends sho knew hsr worth, and by whom
hof death is ieltss bereavsmenl.- Chester Stan.
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CITY TRADE KEPonr.

MsSDAr, November Is r. VI.
transactions In -four to day have BEEN moderate aud
in foms instances at shade easier prices though the
market closed at about the rates of Saturday There
were orders for Canadian for shipment, but at
lower figures In Southern, the operations larger
though prices no better. Rye -four also sold
freely at figures previously current. Meal continued
dull American wheat was held above the view, Of
buyers which checked transactions Canadian was In
good supply and rather heavy. Barley scarce and
firm Oats tended upward, with steady business Corn
was easier to buy and at the close freely offered
at quotations There vas no change In rye. Pork
moving upward. With fair demand Cotton was brisk.
under the Csledonis's advices, and advanced 40 to
sc. The sales were chiefly for France In groceries,
there was n steady trade demand and cod-es we're
slightly better, the stock being quite reduced For
the general transactions Of the DAY refer below
barrels pots sold at 80 so SO cas- and some parcels
Of pearls at so 5lE
AGO barrels Including ordinary to common State and
mixed ohio and indiana, at - 90 81 rs; straight
state snd Ohio. 81 75 a - 81 choice State, 81 81 .
fs,oiits michigan, S. ass 12S; and pure Geuesee IS
I2k So rs; OF Canadian 45o barrels sold at ~
o. 10 barrel. ss % is ass ss for common to
very good brands. Rye ficur-sslss or 200 barrels
were made Of 81 % Corr Meal was very dull We
quote jersey at S. and Brandy wine at SO ~ 81 IS
juckwhef flotr in good dsmsnI at 81 10 81 per
100 lbs and 50 60 50 90 per the latter price
buf.ls tspaoisp IN bond private terms 300 bosb.
good do 81 90; and 800 do Southern red private
terms Rye was pretty steady With sales Of 500 bash.
ri tcc Bs,,y scarce with sales Of 1000 bushels
common two rov.d at Sc. Oas were stiil better;
is,s of northern, at acc. sdeH Jersey, 4c. 42c.;
spo souiIeru. 3sc SIC Corn sas tower; sales we're
mace ~ 400 bushels at nc. for inferior Western;
&C ole tor Western mixed, Ole etc for fat yel-
low; GILo n 62hc. for round yellow aud ubte aud
&c &c for interior to fair Southern white. Buck
Vk,af Vac sslssbis nj 4ee
Js4rtt- Ofei,d On Monday, 100 beevcs 400 South
er trn spoer from this Sstsl 90 COWS and calves aud
o GO sheep aud lambs. Beef tattle-ihs market IL
without rsmsiksbs ctspge from our last report To.
DAY ssss were rather dull; AID prices " any thing
~ sd. easter. We quote good re slng qaslites at
from So 60 o. 81 So About 500 left uusld. COWS
sLd ste buy have Fu,chs ed all that we're offer
80 NJ prices rsogirg Ia quality from - 90 TO S32
co ss2bO sheep aud Iembs-Sales Of sheep at 81 IS
e. s. a 81 o.. lambs ~ a s3 ~. Left oter, LOO
conn Dpirg To the reduced stock. the market
vhs ufp,r, aBs some descrp Ions advanced Gc
Lt ~ Jsvs CT abg+s hsbds at lOAc 81 Domingo con-
unusd in smsii ,uppiy
CorIon The news bss created quite Q bpsy.nt
f,tnrg Holders, though raising their prices &c.
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United states District Court.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge Belts.

NOVEMBER 26.-Wiinam poardman and Others Is. The
Schooner Bethe!-Aeton for salvage Of schooner and
a wrecker. Defence, that the services were not Of
salvage character consisting only Of hiring Of
Bethel stranded the 10th Of February, 1S49 in
the night, outside the Hook. The vessel and cargo
personally engaged some hours on board the Bethel in
tnectipg her rescue and the Van Zsndt carried out
and placed the anchor and cable, used In hauling her
on. The claimants rendered the hbelants $3.50 for
the services, but the money IL not paid into court.
Held, that the service a salvage service and
titled to be compensated such Held that the tender
was not an adequate under the facts aud
circumstances Tor the service performed and that the
offer first made by the master Of the Bethel, and
ospted by the master Of the Van Zsndt Of $500, Is
lair and proper reward Decree for $500 salvage, aud
costs
George Hazard u.s. Wiuiom MeNear Action for
$40 per month"; wages by bbellant cook the brig
Majestic on voyage from New York to Havana and
Collector shows the libellant entered cook
for the voyage at SIS per month The co.k in whose
Was to have received $40 The iibeiant objects that
his execution Of the articles 10 not proved and that he
entitled to s2o the highest wages because no srt
cles are signed. IL proved he went board sick
and returned sick, and was settled with by broker,
and paid Sl2 per month after the termination Of the
which he agreed to accept in full satisfaction
Of his wages Held that the certified copy the arti
Giles es,sbshe the terms Of the shipping agreement
but does prove its execution by the seaman but
held that the settlement with the hbeant after his
services ended the facts In proof fair and just,
and that he is concluded by It. Libel dismissed with
Goldsmith, Wells aud Others u.s. Steamer Bay Slide
Exceptions by claimants the report OF the commits
siop-r In the original decree IL desdsd that the
coson being caused by the fault Of both vessels the
loss should be borne sqnsly BY them, and the court
referred to 20 ascertain the amount
OF damages. Neither by the claim and answer,
the hearing, was any damage set up and claimed on
the part Of the steamer The commissioner reported
loss and damage to the schooner oriansa owned
by the nbelsnts at $64ll, and to the Bay State at
fsiS. snd rejected claims by the latter TO the amount
Of s54Is, expended chiefly at Charleston, Mass, in
pre- arsg the dock to receive and repair the
The claimants except to the report rejecting those
charges Held. that the claimants had hight to 90
before the missioner with class Of claims not
braced in the plee dpgs passed by the court
and that the rejection 81 them by the commissioner
PROPER He'd that the aliowanc. Of SAYS, not be-
ing accepted TO by the lbsiants cannot nov be in
CURED into by the court and must stand. Ordered,
that the nbelants recover the moiety Il sosil-
So EOS 20 less the moety Of SAYS being S2i9 aud that
decree be entered Tor nbellants for s2s06 so, and
Ia 10 he IA ed
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CRY CoURT-No more cases having bsen In rsadi-
for this term, yesterday morning, Judge Green
wood formally discharged the petty jury, at the
time rendering to them the thanks Of the court for
their attendance and punctuaty In the discharge OF
their duties
PoLIcE CouRr-Bsfors Justice King yesterday
Thomas O'Briep, fierce looking man was brought vi
for examination tor having brutsy assaulted officers
Squres and WHITEHALL While Ia the nc: of Grresti1g
him In his house at Red Hook, a complaint fro his
wife for repeatedly Ill using her AS the officers
taking him Oh, OBriea oodeavored cxciss the sym
pathiss Of the crowd before the house who attempted
a rescue, but were unsuccessful The case having
been OF rather serious character, the prisoner
held to bail In $500, to appear before the next Gene
raj Sessions The cases brought before Justice fru
nan Smi tn yesterday were ali OF drunken and dis
orderly cast. They were generally disposed of by
small fines, or in default, Imprisonment for short
periods
EDWARD CorLAsp, Esq, the worthy Mayor OF Brook
lyn having taken his departure for Washington where
Se intends remaining Tor some short time. Alderman
Taylor, President Of the Common Council will act as
Mayor during his Honor Is absence.
KAN. oE.GA.cAH, ono of the chiefs Of the Ojibeway
tribe Of Indians Is at present in Brooklyn advocatng
usual the rights and claims Of the Indians to dis
tnct territory nationality and the amenities OF mo-
sern civilization.
THE EVACUATION DAY was not very enthusiastically
celeb rated by the citizens generally Notwithstanding
however, the fine corps Of Continentaers were out
and parsded the city In grand display. The State
county, and city standards also foated the City
Hall, In honor of the occasion.
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Police ln.eiIigence.

Careless Shootng.-A man called Samuel Schodeld,
hand board vessel lying foot of Amos street was
arrested Sunday afternoon, on a charge OF dis
charging gun, loaded with powder and buck shot,
among u crowd of men and boys, the dock; some Of
Officer Cusck called to the spot and arrested the
man, (who is alleged to be of the Philadelphia
KILLERS " The ofcer found the accused down In the
cabin Of the vessel loading up the gun, for another
fire. The tccused taken before Justice McGrsth,
and committed for trial
a Young Bvslar.-A boy by the name OF WIN. Miller
was arrested yesterday on charge OF breaking Into
premises No Bowery, kept by Mr.. Talbot Watts,
stealing therefrom lot Of fancy articles, toys, &c,
which the boy sold to man, called Elliott Miller and
knowing the to BIO stolen. Officers Campbell and
Bumsteas, of the Tenth ward, arrested the boy for
burglary and Miller and his wife for buying the pro-
perry knowing 1t to have been stolen Justice limp
son committed the parties to prison, to answer the
charge.
.9nother Burglary.-Captain Norris, Of the Tenth
ward, arrested yesterday man called Thomas Thomp
son. charge Of burglarousy entering the store OF
James w. Sturges No. Bowery The magistrate held
him to answer the charge.
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supIs me Court-Circuit Court.


Nov. co Niohian rs Nichfern Saturday being
special motion day. this adjourned from FRI
day evening 10 this morning. when Judge Hnrbut CON-
mtnoed charging the jury TO evidence Tie told them
that the parties who were litigsnts before them,
charged each other with adultery, and that ground
cash prayed for divorces u was not for the Jury to
prone such verdict The question, which would
be submitted to them In writing, merely, did the
party charged commit adultery at the times specified
They to answer that without regard to the
sequences and would Their. after pronounce the
result The jury having heard from the judge
pitulaton Of the testimony, retired fsr about twenty
minutes when they brought In the following issue
did Ponce NJ Nichterp, ~ any tine In 1sl1, in
the city Of New York, commit adultery with Lizeliss
lie did.
o-Did he In ls4s, with q woman whose name Is
unknown
He did not.
Q.-Did Msrdeline Niehtern commit adultery with
Adoiph shalt
A.-Sbe did not.
Two 81 the cstton mills Of rittsbursh, Pa have
stopped. In consequence OF the adoption OF the
houIe
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, lS4o.
Printers sannpersary-S Slaves fer California Suicidal
.1ttsmpfs- Stock Sales, &c.
The printers Of Baltimore psrtook OF their annual
supper on Saturday night which was, ss usual, quite
recherche affair The Mayor Of the city was present,
and delivered one of those impromptu addresses for
which he Is remarkable and among the invited guests
noticed the officers Of the Washington Typographical
Society.
The number of vessels, exclusive Of bay craft,
In port Of Baltimore Is ten ships sixteen bsrks
twenty two briggs and forty schooners amount
Ing to ninety five in all Among the number notice
five vessels up for California.
The project Of carrying slaves to California to work
in the gold mines and their freedom well to
line their masters pockets Is seriously entertained
here by some Of slaveowners yesterday heard Of
gentleman who 10 determined to take out six slaves
with him and Ia now preparing for his departure by
way of the isthmus. They are to work for him one
year, and then be free men to 60 where they will
There is quite suicidal mania in this city at pre-
sent Another young man named Thomas Thompson
eDdavored to coil his neck in coil OF rope yesterday
but detected in the and carried to the watch
house. Another man, named Henry Burton. made the
attempt and succeeded most admirably. He was found
hanging by the neck with his knees the floor of the
room perfectly dead, and was cut down by his wife.
Miss Davenport has been engaged ut the Holiday
street Theatre for another week She Is great favo
rite here
The following the sales at the Stock Board yes
terday 10 shares Union Bank, (tme) "a; 10 B. and
O. II. r., 81; so do 5l4 70 do, 500; $50 do (time,)
so; 80 do. do. 81 80 do do. 81; so do do, 52H;
rs do, do, 52M; SO DO, do, BOA
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Died.
On SUNDAY. the 25th instant. ,

On Sunday, the 25th instant after short but severe
illness, ANNA MARIA daughter Of the late John Lomax,
In the Goth year Of her age.
The friends and scqustntsnoes OF the family
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral Tuesday
0hi morning at 10 o'clock from the residence Of her
step-father, Charles Mitchell, No 90 Bayard street.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Thursday evening last, the 22d instant very sud
denly, Of congestion OF the lungs, EDWARD NJ. TILL
native Of Bermuda, aged % years.
His remains were taken to Railway, ". J, for inter-
meat Bermuda papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, November 10th, AMKIn AssA, daughter
OF Francis and Helen Ging aged II months and days
October eth, near Lesk, ireland aged %, Mr.. wa.
LrrK who received the reward Of $500 for
the capture Of Smith O'Brien
October 3oth, at his seat, Quiddenham Hall, Norfolk
England, in his 18th year WILLIAM CH.RLrs KrPPxLL,
Earl OF Alhemsrle. By the death OF his father the
third Earl the deceased succeeded TO the title and
estates before he was six months old Before he
twenty he married the Hon. Elizabeth Southwell,
daughter Of Lord Dc Clifford then In her sixteenth
year by whom be had sixteen children. She died In
1917 and In February 1922 the Earl married Charlotte
SUI annah, daughter Of the late Sir Henry Hunleke,
Bart He was Master OF the Horse under Earl Grey's
government and held the Office from 1885 TO ls4l
He Is succeeded In the title and estates By his eldest
son, Niscount Bury who was born In 1894
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ssrrnsScIsco-shig ST ssry-kP csdy. Hurias-
Ton, Mr. and srs Hcibtoek DR. YIN scil lad sod iean
dftp. G. Lovden. " theres, Temple Templ. n
Binsdsle. strattcn, stsnbeuse so,th. Ns-s-
Lev, Berry Cssady william Jfsrg FAs'acsld Nssi,
Iheea Roy hss Demeui, hisNsrafs Drseay ado pb De-
sss noosste NAMES vrseet Lsr.nd J's neJMiu. ecs-
Gasnsr Dusray Louis Pen Cras pve-
,ht,iht Henry Lafeur Herculet Taredes Seauprss q
thrJ I'll francis Csiss, Burke, N u stne Uiwss
re.s yrescrrpa, pirsm RoIe Alb ri Lob,rsst Halt
s,ra,tor Wien Ant ulo terry tlriIs Prnd omne A..
drew wncot. Andrew Lewis Levi rhsrp Feter Wiisns
James, James hndtrsor. Au a. ,l-r
.ik hFs,risr Copper Tho riasld John EsEi,sk Z,
Sn fth Hichsrdeun Peter frsrar. Nose. Hseris<&
y tssn, John Cssssry Geo Urrtbers, Iehn Ssssssa
Williams, Geo Cutters Dumartin. TOTAL ".
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Cleared.
shiys-senstor Coffin San Fr,peisoo. Slate, Gardner
Howc Raiah Jackson. New Orleans IaElo Hazard. Sui
t.ns Bsrrtt New Orleans Nelson; John Cssle Rsynor
ton, n Wsrdls.
Bsrt-ns v.rp.y, Lewis. st Msrss, &c, AIsid
Bris-Emma Prescott P,ethsm, Monterey and san Fran
eise. Russell N.rtoni Pot9mse smith Bahamas Nesmith
allah; Frances Jne, Alcssrser Msnranis, Simpson,
nslhew Go; Dow ID koop. shaw, Haifss, Ms, De
Wolfe Excel Reyel sayanr sh. sturges, Clesrmsn Co.
schr.-stsrss IErl Homes. Windsor, Ms souie, whit
Coz Adelaide. 1honreon Mobile, Russell Norton;
ksrJ Ann, Hopkins Aralachsola Jsdd Leroy, Powell
held. Alessndris Frank Mcsah, Norfolk; Julee wos-
lam, Pet.phurp. hunter Co; Marietta Burr, Usborn
kot mono; Rio, Nickerson Philadelphia Hand \ T.
Tsupton; Sarah Elizabeth, smith. New haven.
sloop-Chsrles, Rhodes. Providence.
Arrived.
ship Tslsrap, Beersley Calcutta Jsnuaryl with mdss
20 rocker Warren. karct ~ lat - ~ = ~ ~ spoke
Avs 10 s.ts7N Ion 20 u v spoie Br bark sSspbsrsss
iron - fr England Aug vs. lat n s. Ion % ~ spoke
Br hrr 1itsbs from yalcata tor sydnty sept 49,
hSsn yis :, nsisss, SEP, a. y, us ian ~ % sSeS. Br
thip tmss Brocte bsnt from Cecutta for don; Sept
p IA, zs Ion u 30 ,ross ship NJ DOraao Grafton, from
shir Js,s sN,rm an Liverpool II SAYS with rd,, and 2io
tatngtis 20 Hs noes Co. "a irst lat 90 o. Ion "a TO-
iroke sclr " m Collins 2 san Frsnc eco.
r,aergtis 20 vs,oet. jr s.th inst ia, - d. lon 70.
Jaw hip 1tos Hooper in with another ship steering
Soa'h.
snip Jshn Cumming D-ish,, savannah, day. with cot,
Barn sersrs cisrt. Nstsnrs. With sugar, 10 n Reed
SO 60 With bsrk hzseeth j. uaasher Of AID for PHI
BAH yohn Benson West Havana 10 DAY.. with SUGAR
70 stu,ses Co. The experienced succession Of
eses during passage On the nett Of the 18th ~
Ion II 10 Loot fers ormss fore ssd main royals asa top
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FLAcrs or NATrIry-united States l23; ireland, ii
ninglnd. ~ scotland, Gornsny ~ France, j. British
Possessions IN North America. l. West Indies unknown
Prom nosrisl Belle, ue ~ Pensatsry Isset-
welle Island. Iunatio Asylum, d. H. wards Island,
City Hospital, A,ms House, BacNwos Island & Colored
Home Colcred Orphan Asylum, Celored parsons H.
City Tnspectors once. Nov a. Is4e Wv A'''~'''
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Psssenu.. Arrived.

BAvAEA-Bark John Benson o. Mrs Lmtiy Henry, Gsspsv
Gonzales, Francisco de la Nsra. Ceysrio Csnspaau.
NASSAU Nf-Bart Georae neprs-Cspt q Niss, late Il
Trench brig Pr.ytnce wuckes Becker and servant. 81
ntss Madame Jean Bard kmiIs Bard and servants Of So
D. uinxo-1 In the tteernss.
EfresroN (Jaml-Brig Paul Jones-Nc T. sewer
Sr hsRks tSt DoningoI-schr Desdsmona-srsW Jsdd.
EisaI lske
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Hon Robert wslser, e. stated has after visiting
the iron works o. rrtt-siii- la. chsbged his views
with regard 20 80 vair.p duties aud irsn I'd
will lend BIZ ~ hu, Dcs Ia favor Of moderate speciho
duties in those ,tsI "a a Tenn yi,sDis
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Warrington Correspondence

WILMINGTON CRY, %. CO. Nov. "a lS40
The Speakership.
In the contest for the Office Of Speaker OF the House,
the democrats far from being united on either
Cobb or Boyd Some suppose that 1t may Do possible
both will be dropped and third person brought ior-
ward from one Of the free States The slavery quss-
,,on and the tariff question will be both taken into
for the views Of the Speaker on these
may have influence in the formation OF the oom-
son Of Pepusyyania will urge his election, being
no ssveholdsr and rather inclined to increase the
present tariff duties. The Judge Is an old member
House of REPRESENTATIVES, in Pennsylvania He Is .
man Of ability OF popular Manners and not identified
with any clique
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announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths are
not inserted unless duly authenticated sad paid for
Married,
On Sunday evening, 25th instant, by the Rev. Henry
Chase Mr. JOHN S. STUART, to Mrs SARAn A LLOYD, all
Of this city
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In the CITY and County Of New York. from tho 18th day Of
November TO the 2lth day Of November, 1919.
Men, 50; Women, i3 Boys q; Girls 4S-Totsi, 2Ol.
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ION ~ ~ TAEiNo TBE piEDog. Its fact not ret
Lnnrh.o INST Ton bumb took the pledge from,
fausr Mathsw dnnbR his recent tour IN New s.ngsad
he 10 lr nan Who stood upon the s.xk whils fs4h.r
hsthev oT.w out bis crisc.is voe ed that he rsuIa
never drink smother thin bleful % liquor
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see general c.iumn Tor the latest Marine uerenee
By magnetic telegraph.
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,ARIrInp rsTnLLIeEsow.

Port or New York, Nov. ~, ,sao.
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ss,ls. ns. and flying b SoOm' with sails and rig
Brig wiihsimina (old). Born, NArseiles "a days. with
10Th Inst "a Charleston. spoke Brsm brig Josephine
Bark George Henry Dillingham;, Nassau MP, 18th inst
BIs BIccIs, TrseaTtn. surip.u os. via Rio Ia Iaoss
% ion 49, spoke brig Augusta hence for Havana steering
Brig Paul Jones tof Phnasph,l TAYLOR, Kingston via
m % Gn Sa ss h Nss
Orleans for ssrsciiiss .' 0AA AA's" '''.'A '''' ~
s as S.sn s:. .s s Ysls .sS
s. fs Mr.. with
Ss Das s l, ws. 9i on Baskerville
ssSi aisEsT.y isi Sssnersl L.Si..s Yer. Cruz. -
e. tn a ~ r %
sea- which he main
split The plank shear from the fore to the main rigging
ssSr ssf.h E.sSssS Rsssns Tes..so 80 days with nd.s
TO- Ion 70 spoke brig sAbaso. Of and for Portland days
SSss St Je1s. i
heavy e. which
sS 81
sail had She flying b blown Of the gasksss ana
HsII ST Domingo % days
N ssaT " fless St Domingo % days.
Middleton pssssnsS ssa is;s. i.s lsa
scbr Elizabeth Latham. st Marks ~ days With mdse 70
Hurbut Co. 23d inst lat 81 Ion u 81 passed brig Paul
Jones' steering Nj day. passed sehr Oregon Of Newport
steering n.
Sehr Cutler, Bibber, Georgetown, sc, days,
schr Aurora Ridgely, Wilmington NC.
eehr Westover MoGee, Baltimore, days.
Schr w Hazard, Naded. Philadepha 49,
schr Exemplar tBr) Lockhart Halifax. Ms days. with
potatoes, to the master.
sehr Cygnet Cherry6eld. No. days.
schr Van eelia, Grown. Cherryfeld, Ne, B days.
schr Levi Crowell Boston. days.
Below.
Ship Hart q, Ssnnerman, days from Charleston. with
eetto and rice, to Wardle.
Ship Georgia, -.
Also one bark.
Sailed.
Ships Senator San Francisco Madison. Now Orean On
taro Savannah; Hannah Crooker Apalachcola Columbia
-; barhs Hazard, csnton; Condor Valparaiso Caroline
(Brem Bremen; Eibe Ham Hamburg Arshimedes Apa-
lschiola brig George Walton, Cardenas Acn (Norw)
Charleston Grand Turk Georgetown. DC; and others.
Nov 26-wind at sunrise, NV; meridian, W sunset,
WSW