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All policy hold rs, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors msTed woman
can effect Insurance life OF her husband 70 hesOe ben
eh and of herself and children free from of
creditors. TRUSTEES.
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 3. Allison,
Peter COnIey, j., MBunse White, VIM. f. LeyenUh,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry s. BuCkneF
PETER COEREY, JT President Board of Trustea7
D1RECTORs;
Joseph w Stanton, J, Morgan Hall A. Van BbbeT,
John L., Lewis, II. Barton, William II. White,
\, G, Hall, Andrew Carr, Thee. Il. MCCaleb
John L. SaiIarans, Geo. w. Smith. q. NJ. Norman,
q. w. Sewel, Junius Bebee, e. e.. Snethen,
Cornelius felOWes, Nj M. Cohen.
Ehw. Jenner Coke.
lOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
EDW, yENNER COKE, Vice President
A. j. WEpDERBURE, NJ. ID. Medical Board OF
THOMAS BUST, NJ ID, ) COnsultauon.
II, G. HKARrT, ACtuaTy e. l., GoOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BxGN, M D., No 27l Magazine street Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from l43z NJ
By the Charter only IS, 900 is taken on singleir
~ This Company prepared entertain appuCatinnE
for Lille Insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Table OF Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be made available al the of twOhirS
~ California PermsNew YORK and LOrtun r4tes Pros
pectus Table OF Rates, and all information oIe Insur
ance and all papers to effect Insurance can had
at the office Of the Company.
E5g- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed,
~ Office hours, A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ. iyla Iy
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oFeIO Orleans aEseBtcy
MARINE AND FlRK INsUHANCB.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPlIA AL, 100000.
Directors:
J J3HN n III baILL, ALEx ;AA5EIsoN, lJAs B KEowLES.
+, J.: FgsG, W.. EAKIE, lSAM'L SEAY.
W. VOOLFOLK JoHS NJ. BASS,
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. JOhN' NJ HILL frest-
- This established Company with the ample
7Ins of re p[oteGIgn Of ~ Pohcfs continue TO take
81 PICKETT PEFKISS Il %. y Magazine st.
NHRCHAaIs, AID PLANTERS, MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund.- b. BET If Incorporation, B2OO, OOO.
DIRECTORs:
Nm. LaUghln, Kendall Dunbar, G. A. Bulkey,
Gnthhe,i Bu,itt, Samue, Jamsoa, Wm 4. Patlsou.
Elliott Robbins, Adm. Vanbbbeg. Charles Pride
fsteT Marcy, tg. SEymHnsEi. John Han.
gUTHBERT BULLTTT, Vice Prsaidslt.
jos, NASH, Actnary swD. bAwLE, SoiUIOr.,. WH.
CuElsTY, Notary.
las. Jones NJ D. fld A. II. CEHAs, n. D., Physicians.
an amount subscribed cash and well secured notes uuuy
sufficient for all contingencies now prepared 10 reeve
applications End make Insurance a. their Office, So
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS and isO tUCn The III Y "a
Oi White peTsDns and Slaves.
~ This Company established on the Mutual principle
Interested to succeas and profits are divided among It's
customers, payable N Cash, instead of Scrip. d. ty
Mutual RENEPTT LIFB AND FIRE ISsI r.
AACB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1879 AND DECLARED A DIvI.
DSED Of % PER CEET. ON u MONTHS BUSINESS.
Once, No. s9 Camp street.
Between Gravier and Common sis.
BasaHfsS@ the Company soRfHsdto life Insurance only
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EXPOSE des D5penses robables-1S5I.
DsDeHses RtgHiterGs.
Maison de travail ct geoe de la police $751; 90
Eclarage de la MunClpalIG 10000 co
Ec6es pubiques 1900 90
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AMERIcA,-Carlyle, in his last pamphlet, speak.
ing OF America, asks
fWhat great human soul, what great thought
what great noble thing, that could worship or
Loyalty admire, has yet been produced there ~
What great human soul ?
Washington
What great thought"
Liberty.
What great noble thing "
A home for the homeless. Bread for the starry
ing, protection for the oppressed.
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Joshua Baldwin, John d. Bein,
Henry G. SetsOn, Henry ReE5haw,
Charles VI. Waterman, Edward g.. Payne,
Marx Walton, William &. TOmpkIns,
James Bonner, George w. West.
Wanick artin, Thomas |. Dix,
William u Garland, Ohm Calhoun,
George q. lyawrasOu, JjisOn p. Harrison,
Robert NJ. mcApin, John Leeds,
A. B. Seger, NJ q. Il. Norton.
JOSHUA BALDWIN President.
Harmon DoANE, SeCretur,,
Medical ENaminprs- RICHARD BKIN NJ D.; HowARp
SMITH, NJ. D.. HOpr daily, from 10 A. NJ 10 8 p N.
4. l.. GOoLD, Attorney. jyI7
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The Age Of Progress. gentleman in Kukalda,
Scotland, has trained couple of mice and in.
vented machinery enabling them to spin cotton
yarn. They have been employed about twelve
months The work is done on the treadmill prin
ciple 1t is so constructed that the common house.
mouse is enabled to make atonement to society for
past offences, by twisting, twining, and Keeling
from one hundred to one hundred and twenty.six
threads per day. To complete this, the little pc.
destrian has to run l0E miles. half penny's
worth of cat meal at l5d. per peck, serves one of
these read-whee culpris for the long period of five
weeks. In that time it makes one hundred and ten
threads per day. At this rate a mouse earns 81
every five weeks, which ia 70, sd. per annum
Take Cd off for board, and Is for machinery, there
will arise IS, clear profit from every mouse annually
Quere=-If Scotch mouse can be made to rec
off his 1876 threads per day, what can New Or.
leans rat be made 10 do2 This is a question fol
the enierprising of our city.
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No. 3O44.

Rssolred, That the Council approve of the en-
pIoyment by the Joint Committee on the McDonogh
bequest, of John R. Grymes Esq, to defend the
interest of the city of New Orleans and that this
Municipality will pay its pro rata of the two thou
sand five hundred dollars to said John R. Grymes
Esq, as retaining fee, and its share of contin-
gent fee of fifteen thousand dollars, n case the will
of John McDOnogh be sustained; provided, the
First and Third Municipalities also pay their pro-
portion of said fees.
Passed Nov. 10, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov. 2, 1850 A.D,CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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D'aprcs Get expose de la nauccre de la Munich
patc on volt qu eTa saire de prev mOyen une
sur la propnr OnCere persOnee ansi qu sur ca
al de cf MuuiCpaitt une somme sutisantepour conyr
les items suiy ants: 1870
Deficit de hanntP 1850 sIO5 FO5 81
MOntant pour taire face dnensas de 1851 4gl4 S.
Mon'ant Tequls par Comt dss Liquidateur 10000 90
noy3Ot John CALHOUN Ss,rSt,oiss o %
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O-T ys,V
reres, etc pour 1850 6,500,00
Montant total des d'penses r1gulieres 4l9.667 90
DepenSes ELtrdOrdindircs.
Biets payer l0l 900 Sc
Inttrets sur Bles payer 5000 %
EsCOmpte pour prompt pale
nent DIES taxes $500 CO. II, 500 90
Pour la construction de deux NJ sOns d.
ECSle maintenant sous contract $50 On
Extra Appropriations, COmprenant la hG-
tsse de quatre maisOns de pOmpes,
dpuN desqueies sOnt mantenant
sous contract l4,OOo 90
Bhtsse d une de gaTde dams Ia rue
CharI 9't Contingent Ouire appropriation OOOO
rtgul ere $40 60
Hotel Municipal 5000 90
Dtpen Is eXtraOrdnares, CONNIE par rap
ports du Voyer ct Z l39, 1877 90
Montant total de, djpenses eEraOrdnaires 35, 77 SO
$74i,9A So
par leur resolution du Is OctObre 1850, CON
form cement "A Gle de la Legislature, ap.
prove is 20 Mars 1850 100000 90
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
at COHLNGTOJN, KY,
w. K. ROBBINS President. A h. GREEN, Vice President.
j. X PAYsON, Secretary. Sc.
BOARD OF DIRECT TORS:
J. s. Morgan, J. B. Casey, 5, Il. Mack,
r. M. Withers, &. S. Walker
J. 7, MoREHEAD, Solicitor
K. PRETLOw, NJ. D., Physician.
j. ID. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The upon which this company insure life are pecu
ary favorable to the insurednuch believed,
than the teTTs Of other Lite Insurance Company wit
The great security afforded in ATHntee und Of
secured in the safest by Bond and Mortgage Req
Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of other
companies and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of haned Women from
the creditors of their husbands;
he insured not liable To assessments for losses;
M extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders payable in cash
also, additions made Life Policies every five years.
votes taken in part for prem ums
fnces Issued application Without Delay, causing
LOS OF Insurance the parties
Lives oil either insured between the OF IA and So
ihSG.,nsve' Tor year, 8 years, or for life
h9 panphes and tracts Published by The company will be
iuuhu 10 contain much valuable information respecting the
nature principles, application and benefits D Life Insurance.
h'o an Illumination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
paes Ol 's country, and full explanation OF the plan
showing the rates OF premium for the OF life OF
companies compared til the OF this company, and
another giving the rates OF this company for all ages and
terms ut which insurance is made
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis and applications
! Celved and forwarded BY
A. 4 DILLON, JR, Ageot, at Newt Orleans.
! A. J. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner
to" Office Of Peoples Telegraph Line Commercial En-.
change, St Charles street. nl9 If
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J. 7, MOREHEAD, Solicitor.
K. PRETLOw, NJ. D., Physician.
J. ID. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
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No. 3O4l.

ReSolOs@, That the budget reported by the Fl
nance Committee be published for thirty days, in
French and English, in the official journal
Passed Nov, 80, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov. o. 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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ornament Fund, Or BET Of Incorporation, 100000.
RENEFTT LIFH AND FIRE ISsl r.
AAEE COMPANY OF lOI-IRIAsA

This Company being orga-
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and paw
erty, is in IT, operations a great
national Observation-Disclosures
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, ana affOTd-
ing for a small annual sum, paid
during life, a large and band
some legacy to widows and emil
dren after death.
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~, PtINEGAHDEN AAD FIEAD sEEnS. s-,
go Rh'5Tg l"r u GAY. and selling at ms New E-fa
~ Fset store, tIas.uaH stug, New Building on -
- TfAa-1 4 ff, lse'He! ~ TREES sHRuEGERY AMI
tfs"'" ca lEa
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M. 3Nl6-

NO. OUIb,
Resotred That permission be and is hereby
granted to the public al large TO take sand from the
Fiat B AT Basins at the head of St. Joseph street.
under the supervision of The Commssary of the
Bidure
Passed Nov. 49, 1850 JHCALDWELI., President.
ApprOved Nov y, 1850. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mnyor.
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s7I4,944 s.
100000 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-05
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MoSpAy, Feb A-6P ~
The cotton market quiet, ana sale. light At
about the clopg rates OF Saturday In -four there vas
rather inquiry for this state and Western com.
mon brands while the higher and extra grades wer,
dull. Canadian remained the =, the close OF
The past week, aud with limited demand. Southern
nour quiet with limited saies City ground aaur.
rom Southern vhest packed in bsgs and sscurrd in
boxes for shipment the Isthmus 10 California
cold at fall prices The holders Of wheat cossnu.d
nrD; bot beyond q lot Of Southern bought fer city
grinding ve beard Of Gales II moment. Corn sold
pretty freely including lots to arrive ct about the
prices Of Saturday. There Was no change Ia other
gain Fork was very qui~e aud sales only made q
retail character Lard steady Butter aud cheese
trm, With fair tales Coffee eoutiauvd ar m win
rs bit sales. sugsrs and moases were also In oa s.-
msnd, ~ith moderate ssles
AsH,s.-Ihe market for pots vas lees buoyant The
d'mspd was moderate, and the ss.s ~ sbs ct 50 rs
1881 Pearls s,rs dull al SO l2s
sasi - SIX for ordinary state. With common 10
strsiebt stat. at - s7h S. Michigan ., ss IS as
pure Genss.e, ct IS a. So 90, fancy 10 ct IS ga
IS rs; ano other without material ohsnse
southern -four Was du, and with dosnwsri tend-pcy
and ,scs Ct $50 bbis at IS IL . IS 81 for mixed to
Otsfseto~u, and 50 . So rs fer extra do RI, Tr,.,
~as inactive, With small ssles Of Jerssy a. So I21
50 " for Jersey and 80 I2 Tor srsBsysin In WA
holders we're not dspossd 20 pres sales hut The
n,t vas dull, and osn.,se vas h,ld at 81 2ia 2s
bcrd 81 ~ % . 81 40 RE- vss quiet at Saturday.
Asa,s Bari,y VAS dull a. go sioe. ea. v.re
sts~s sssier with sales 81 Jerssy at $50 Ale aud
Nottb.rp at &2o. 4sbc. cow In general ID YER.
the ssles reached s3CcO tufhsls at bac % 20 for
ordinary to good Jersey and southern yellow 0e for
white Jerssy; Gle e1hc for ~hte S0uthsrn. add
t2c iOr DttSrtDx Whit. Old ccrp heavy and dull
trts~ss - sales u coo los we're made on private
tprs.
C.,rLs-At msrt.t On Monday. 1,p0 be,ves (25o
Souih.rn remainder nom this ststs), 40 COWS and
caltts. and Go sheep aud lambs Bseves have been
IN isir demand during the seek though, st the clos.
market ~ raittr dull. Prices remsin nrm, at 50 IS
fr fsif retailing qualities lot q 200 head to
zen icr the ttpry a the heinuds contract and loo
dri,,n 60 Brighton. about leo head left Sheep
ara lsH be sal,s at from ~ rs 20 So Is SO SO I'm.
-ic, 800 Frees a. compared 9th last wees quota
uets show decided sdvsnce upon the better quail.
ties. lows aud Sales &C from % to $50 rs
Al s,id lay ana ttr.v-saies 90 tsle bay 1T So Ga
u Be-, loos- I,mo,by from the wagons, Is. to &C.
S'iEN, per ouEdtsd bundles. lis to ga.
tmtes 90 The husinese 10. dsv has been small com
ptttrs some few parcels TO sIirnsrs. Holders viii not
bmIt to sby fvdnocn IN prices. whilst buysrs are
shsCus 20 sarn the comperinn Of tie next European
as'ices beiore operating 70 suy extent We DO not
sitter quota tcns:-
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B.isr. The interesting pair much a.souishsd to
learn che noteriets they had acquired Mrs. wearing
w for dissuisel asa ,.ll in that promising
condition OF which the accsuats have spoken.
Lesis Cummings Who stabbed q named Lshst
Carter the 18th OF July ls<7. aud convicted Of
wspslsugbtrr about six months since. paraonsd
Saturday by Governor Thomas Alter committing
the murder he made his eecspe and served throughout
the Mexican with bravery and on his return
he wss seized, tried aud convicted He was, 1T the
time Of killipg Carter, drunk, and thoroughly de-
ranged % he was his bosom companion against whom
he had no III feeling.
There are nine vessels nov loading ct port for
California and quite large quantity Of freight IL Offer
ing There also good number Of passengers men
who are taking their families tools, snd agricultural
implement. with them the right kind Of settlers for
country.
The scarlet fever is causing sad havoc among tho
children in this city Mr. Edward w. Robinson Of
this city yesterday buried three Of bis children the
Oldest only nine years OF age, all Of whom died within
eight hours az each other.
Msrshsn the trseedisn, and Mccarthy, the Irish
dian commence an engagement at the Museum TO-
nis BIT.
Tho fos ing the saes the stock board ssur
DAY :-s2 go MARYLAND o. IC2x 26O de- 1O24; 1900 do
1925 ztGc DO. l0 $3.50 haryl land Sterling 5s W.. $SUo
City &c 1870 jon; 20 shares Union Bank oS - DO Frank.
Bank l1i IL do. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, M 100 do,
time, J6ls.
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Covvrr-Ths market IL scarcely 90 buoysst. though
marked change can be noticed In ths rates Sales
about l2c The range Is Tx l2se, the latter
figure for choice. Rio 10 IA l4kc., and Java lax
= )5c.
FSrIr.-Thsrs Is not . great deal doing In any de-
scripsion About $4,000 Havana Oranges have arrived
and are on the msrkst
taken 81 2s Id Corn taken at 3D., bsgsed ct the
ship's expense Flour IVES taken at IL Cd. Fer lard
and bacon, 2Os. 22s 3D. were current and at 3s for
beef in trrce To London beef was reported at A. To
California rates reusined srm and active.
HDss There L. . fair demand, with sales Of 4 800
cent 200 Buvpos Ayrss kips, Is lbs to . Boston
dealer at IKE, and 500 ssvsniilA Az lbs sc.
Of come is 00s, has been saved In . damaged state.
Hay There was good demand for shipping, for
north River and staten Island ct 90 szhe' and
Hors..Ibs market continues dull with Eastern
LEArHER. The demand 10 about equal to the re-
cepts which average 1000 sides per day. There is
material variation in the quotations
EeLAssLs- Prices exhibit marked change, and the
ssles 10 day rather small.
Ons-Holders Of nnseed ere hrmsr, With sales Of
15oe gallons at e0c slc for EDglish and American.
PEovirIors. Pork-The Gales were small, ct $1l for
for prm. aud S. so IS caX TOR old DO Beef vas
prime and IS so . So o21 for nsss prime msss vas
scarce with sales Of 400 usrcss ct private bargain.
Beef hams we're in fair request, at els si3 as Cat
no. for hams Lard was arm but dull with sales Of
200 barrels, at ec 6xo; sad 500 kegs old, ct skc.
Butter was something better and in good demand ct
70 lie for Ohio. leo 1sc for State and 100 22c
for Orange county Cheese scarce and held firmly,
attkc. s7c.
RK1L EsrArn.-Ths following are the sales Of real
estate mad BY Anthony Blsecker this day House
and lot 81 Cli street, 7xs3 $1,000 Ido Is Psll street.
2lx6o 1885; do l6l Essex street 20x89 SS6OO II
Grand street. 2oxs3, $4,000; DO 474 Fourth street,
24xss s2Te0; lots on Thirty-seventh street, near
Sixth avenue each 24xs8, $5,40O
sUeA.-Tbere is Q steady trade demand for this
STABLE, As full prices. The supply Of Cuba IL very
mt deIate.
ToEscco The market continued firm, aud the ID
van previously noticed was maintained.
WHsKEr.-Ths market was heavy, with sales Of 100
barrels prison and Jersey At 24c. 25c; drudge was
held at 2lLc without Gales.
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Bstriuoss, February 4, 1850
The Wtsfler and n, StSr. Ms Nssea Mfer aga,n -
rsrSorsS-Hoi Jr Csttsrn's Searli F,rr- rh,
Ms'h,fs, &c.
Saturday vas like May dsy, With . warn and genial
sun; but yesterday was true February day cold blu.
terlpe and clssf This morning the mercury has fallen
about ten degrees lower csusiDs quite decline in the
Ice market. Thoes Who have their houses nlled are
erumblips and the owners Of empty housesars 10 ,ul
srs'ion Of nns crop. The change in the weather en-
Saturday night vss accompanied BY heavy storm &C
snd aud rain, End the walls Of several half finished
houses we're Frustrated
MAJOR Miller, the husband Of Mrs Nisesrs Niiler q.
.ssuo.ins her through Nirsipis and has prbsbiy "
sn's un~ ov-staken her sDe srrived at Lyncabutx
nsst sssufdsy week and depart a on Nonlsy aora.
s s ~ 70. sstsrn stage, evidently making hsr var
snr.uEn me interior 81 Virgiuis tovsrs. kenfucsT
SEEKING IN the neaptiue retr, n..e r - 30 80
nnemsnt which bad not tsken pises yet. The Lv,sS.
burg Pef'fet u Saturday last ssys.E
She vas accompanied IS pirs va,,. a, a. ain. A.
sell 0torss 10. Williams bat shsss rs.l ss~. -,
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CLEARED.
Iu%lis Setter. Sh.Iestcp. 7 wsIdls:,
w als a
olsSry lBrl, Taylor, St John. NIB. Q nC5.wood CO;
ssRasa seis
se H S s s so
cess, Coz lss Jans. sIowa c5srls..os CO;
Soia%ha. bunker SorioiS orscn inscos Phi.seipSis;
1s F sas, orIus smith 5s sys
Providence.
s:' s;s s"S e s.:s Fl:
Sss 9 s u '
Ss,s sr SS sas: WITH .sP sa
ai 1c Sf
ssi i ,ss Sss't
ii sisP sa s AM SS
sS ss Mil Us sssTiSs sar{'' red ysiSy
White yellow srg.. an. b.si. yellow
tn.i. T.
sssS vii: iss per-
4. S... md is.s =: si.: r jan s' s,,: or
h,1S s,s 5s% =, "a s,..s5s Jan os9 ana
sai' sIoS,ss Al:.p. Smith New or'..a. days. with
ZEE Ss r r eSs's 1s {: SE e W. S.ss
sss osI fros Ms'sDs fer New YGss, Jan LAT Is IS
bsrh fredsrel p,mins Churchill. Rio Granis Is days.
Bari sarah shsss. sands Savannah days. with cotton
bls j.%s. Wallace tef nlssdEel. Small carh.ssn, 2,
ss . Sri si Fs e. GTS;s siss isssSSs
s }sness srs c az ins n':is
se6r s,rsnds PsImse 81 cros. Jan Is with rum. &C. to
sehr Rad vssi,s 81, Caves, J.s IS With los~oed aud
Marion. hence Is days, for fort 81 Prince.
y yellow pis ainss1 70 asnsIs S a %
na,sss SID in company wish BRIG BuruAh. Sargent for
seht Hart tos St eeers,l or,ar psrieu day, With
stisf, sow tIe to koehanbesu sid in eomPAnylsith
sshr Pollard iOf sarrns'on johnson. DOSOy Isaad
e a,is s ssSs PPs 70 ss pAs ssT with ISM
lard Tine timber 70 Sheldon. Jan laiS 20 Ion u 10
hssyy gale from NV Lost overheard VIM crasts.s Of
sehr A%,is, berth Fredsriek.sgrr day.
sctrlsdy ale bsnt, Norfolk Sdays.
sehr yoht Tr.vers Coursen. vivrinis, Days.
se,r iohn Gogsmsn, Bssh Virgins dav..
febr Ann smith. BsvsiSs, Ssl,iSers days.
sehr ,lAie, Han mo,d, Baltimore. daJs.
sehr EIIa buIper. Johrson. hsebias 10 days.
Below.
ship Columbia setr,r. from ssvannsh.
Alse two ships and three erigs
Sailed.
slips xsniins,en KHAN San T,auei,coi uarrsr. B,i-
irtan pettrgn. Navy Bay brig Gsa Worth. Radcliffe
The report Of the sanE the ship Star Of the YES. from
sp.hor 81 hit riac, having carried away Ter wnslas
IN sndesyorrs 20 weigh anchor capt LoSbr the
ely ye,ssre.y morning In pilot beat, and wiz SAL Almost
Pr 1-wind q, 'unr,.. Swi nsrid,a NV q. sunset,