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IN THE WRONG POCKET.

~ capital j k- IS i"Id Of y candidate IN,
g"veinor "f a Western Stale. Darn, I.
spec, 81 his he proceeded To de,cani upoa
the -x,rnvsenne~ II the age /; declaring him.
,elf 1" be one 81 The plain ,romsnr, ; On old
silver bull. eve that CT, him bu, ten
dollars Was III the watch h. ever carried. and
It Was p'-"', e""d enmgh tr h,m; aud 10
illustrate the iael the 'dg- ru, ii. hand ,n,u
his poke, aud drew L'uh-uoi q silver
" bulls e,o "-bu. . magnetism, gold -,
p,afer The shouts of the crowd can 10
better 'mag,ned than described. ~h,ls Tho
would he gos',n"r made a n".i pr-cip,sls
retreat. The tact . the silver watch go
carried fr aiec,lnnre',rg purposes, aud 10 he
-xcnemrnt ii speech making, when he ven,
To draw It forth he put his hand IN The rroas
porki ny
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

We regret exceedingly 10 state ha, terrible ac'
eiden, has befallen our Rairoai on the Camden
Branch. large freight train 81 this place on
Yesterday, laden with cotton, ard in passing over
The tr.stle work at the Waterce sssmp the ,imbers
Of the track gave way, which thew the cars OIL
crushing every thing before them. We understand
about three miles Of the track isihDwn down. rot
tunately no lives we're lost. although some OF the
Lands, We learn, are seriously huunot dangerously
injured We also learn that p'onp. aud energetic
measures have been taken TO repair he damages, and
tina, over a hundred hands are lllely engaged al,
ready in the work. amden Joa'nal, 4fh inst.
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GOOD.
The Gland Jury Of Harris county, Geor.

Z The Grand Jury Of Harris county, Geor.
ria, in the discharge Of those duties which
REQUIRE them to take notice Of nuisa"ces, have
made presen,m nj, from which We quote ..
follows:
I'VE decidedly disapprobats the course pursued
Nv our lat Legislature, in mixing provision 70,
calling State Convention IN the event California
10 Admitted into the Union a. state. We do not
believe such an act on tie part Of Congress IL
DO suiicirn, ground TO dissolve the Union, nor Dc
NO believe In the past movement OF Those who have
advocated and advanced the holding OF the \ ash.
will. Convention. Wo hold that congress has CON.
m,itej no act authorizing the holding Of said Con
ysn,ion that the power Of alton upon the sub
isct bslongs 10 Congress alone, having been grant
cd BY Tho Constitution Of the United sialss hsn.s
every movement in tina, way we regard Is being
revolutionary in its character that the time for The
people To move. i: they move al oil. u only when
The Constitution has been violated in plain aud
/ palpabe manner. Unit; then we hold tht We are
most sslsnnly bound. - good and faithful eiz ne,
10 observe and carry out every principle and inca
sure tia, will perp-,ua,e the uaon," II
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pox.r LIKE no DE rnE MrspAw.

The Macon (G..) Journal nnd Messeng.'
sa,s tina, Mr.. Rheu's declaration ,hst lha
South mus, scc.de. and tina, Georgia ~ia
lead or aud South Carolina fDilow her, clear
" establishes wha, that journal has long since
believed, that the deliisc'sie purpose Il South
Carolina 10 TO make a cs,spsw "f Georgia.
The editor says the people 81 Georgia are
ready to fsh, their own b,iilrs. but he great.
~ qn-s,i"ns ~hc,hrr they can be made to
pull the ches,nu's ou, Of the Ii lor ano,hs,
S.aie.
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TIE WINGS Of TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK

5 Convention Of Delegates appointed by
the Wings Of The State Of New York, for The
purpose Of nominating Candidates for the high
flices Of the State, was held at Syracuse, IN
the batter part Of the past aeek--lhe Hon.
Francis Granger bnslng been appointed Pre-.
sidpnt of the Convention.
Ga Friday morning the following nomina.
tons were made and unanimously coufirm.
ed, viz
For Gortrnor, WASHINGTON FIrNT
For Liem. GbrsrnOr, GEoRGE J. CORNELL.
For Cdaal Comm oner, EBEyrZgR BLAxELY.
The resolutions submitted for udnp,"n BY
the Convention we're moderate and Jet de.
cidcd. The MOVIES and purposes Of the
Wing Senator and Representatives ia Con.
gress from that State are commended by
them, aud satisfaction is expressed with the
recent action Of Congress. They had not,
been acted upon up 10 our las, adylces. Nat.
Mtelheeneer. n
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How il w orks.

IN NEW YOEk-FIRST
CASE UNDER THE NEW LAW,
The fv.losing case, which occurred this
morning, is one Of peculiar interest, from the
fact Of lis bein. he Fl ST movement under the
new Fugitive Save law. i, will be noticed
tina, there is very little OF the " laws delay ="
here the proceedings we're as summary as
an Arkansas cour: audience could desire.
U. 5. COMMISSIONER Office Before
Commissioner Gardiner. E1amination o'
10 June, Hamlet, charged 10 be fueihre
siure, the property of Nary BroHn Of Bali.
more. No person was present as COUNSEL for
accused ard only one colored man. lie Is
a light mu,atio. The Marshal said Mr..
w ood had been there. The Commissioner
they said would GO on, and il counsel come
in he would read proceeding.
Thomas J. Clare, "a colored man with
dark eye.) sworn;- is 30 years Of age :
clerk for Merchants Shat Manufacturing
| Co. 10 Baltimore, knows James Hamlet he
is a slave OF Mary Brown. mother. in.law Of
nine, residing IN Baltimore have known
| Hamlet ahout 20 years. lie left my mother
| in law about 2 years ago this SEASON BY alb
sen,ing himself from the premises, the dwell
ing where he resided IN B,Itinore she Is
entitled to his services he is slave lur
! life she never parted with him voluntarily
she came into possession ii hun by vii from
John G. Brown, her deceased husband the
written paper shown is an extract from hi,
will she held him under that from the time
she inherited him I'LL lie escaped, as have
testified this is The man (poInling to II. a
light mulstio man, about "a or 25 years d
sge, iookin. exceedingly pensise.)
| The witness then swofe TO the affidavit.
Gusisvus Brown. sworn Am rs year.
of age : reside in New. York clerk with A
N. Fendsy, "a Font 81 resided before com
ing here to Biliimore ! know James Ham
lei; / have known him since boy he is a
slave to my mot er he is . slave for life
nv mother inherited him under the will o
INV father he left her service by running
away, I suppose nb.en'ing himself from the
house IN the city of Baltimore, about two
wears since ; have seen him several times
within the last SIX months in the CITY first
time ! saw him was 10 April last; my moth
er is still, entitled te possession Of him she
never hiss parted wnh him, the man sitting
here (Hsm,et) is the man.
-scssssry papers were made out BY
eioner, Mr.. Clare swearing be
ue, end Hamlet wss delivered
10 the U. s. Marshal, end -
eyed with Ill -
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From the Raleigh Times.
G.v,ncru Members of Congress.

Tie last Standard contains commrha1
,;ons uuoo Messrs. Ashe, Clinsman, Da""''
and V,naLle. who voted against the Texas
boundary and New Mexico territorial e''"
and direct conde mnatlon. al some oi our
VIII, Representatives, ~ho voted m'm
from which the public are lei. to inter- ,ha'
the course Of these gentlemen nsmed Is pea
sung to, and approved By the Standard WINE
that Of Mpssrs. Caldwell, ID berry, ou''a",
Sbepherd and Stauly is disiasieiul to- s"o
condo mned BY, the same enlightened oracle.
We quote part Of tbs language iro" ""'e"
.uch inference il fairly 10 be- d'a""
| "lfaH the Representatives, IT, m nus S's's
had stood up for the Union and the f.s"'' o.
tho South with as much .p,fit and hrmness
a, he Abraham Vensblr) aud Ashe and
Daniel and Clingmsn have displayed, &c.
| or course, therefore, these gentlemen
stood up for the " rights Of the South when
they voted sga,ns, the bills above named
That's the Standards notwithstanding w.
ion !" is merely thrown IN for make ~r'gn.
-(or all Who voted against these grave aud
mos, important bills Of the Session voeh a.
eainM the Uaioa, as we are abundsn''y pro
pared Ia show.
Bu, the ~ sh,, of the South" that those
gentlemen " stood up for With >" much
".p,ru snd frmncss." Nov le, US see. -
Which Of the two parties stood up f"'
Southern rights, -A.he, C''ns""", D."'e'
and Vena BILE, who voted with Serird, '""'e
Hale, Giddrnss. Horace Mann, Root ana
Preston hing or, Caldwell, Drbe'ry, Out
law, Shepherd aud Stsnly, Who voted s.alns
, them
1t mus, he remembered that these ~er'
questions directly involving tho righn ~"
,nfrrt,is Of the Sou'h : aud 10 our mind, 'h"s'
who voted osuinsf these sbol,tlon's'', an'
only those, cnn by any means be calico
friends 10 The South. IL thu Votes OF Ashe
Clinpman, D.neI and VenabIe were on IN
, SIDE of the South nn these ques'i'ns, ." ~r''
those o( Root, Giddngs Got,, li."nce Man"
Preston King, aud all ihs other aoo'''i'n'''
IN the II use; and ihose ot Seward, ehas
d and Hale, 10 the Scna'- VIVA, Say y"u
q Yet TO this result arc you carried. Thes
, North Carolina representatives voted dsd'"'
these measures, and thus according to tn
/; Standard. stood ~ for the tlninn anl IN
rights Of the Sou Sc did Gsdding' an
the rea of the aboiihosisfs-fnf they vote
together 90 oil he most important Cd IN lat
= measures Did fhe aboiinoa'sb " siandnp
) for me rights Of fhe South
We ak no better proof Of the merits q
these compromise measures. than me unto
, of these pretended f-ieads # fhs South s'h
Q or baiersa entmies. And this simple lac
Q is conclusive that those we're the true trend
! Of The South rho po'ed for "a. msa'urrs-'
? they we're no.. rko uer, Behold ~
g dannIng UIxtapusilIou
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
Important from Texas.

We learn from q Geographic despatch IL
the Charleston Courier, tina, Col Walton
the Special Messenger 10 Texas has return
cd. and informs Us iba, Gov. Bell intends is
suing a PfocIa NATION, submitting to The pop.
ular vote, The proposition Of the Genera
GoverameN, respecting the boundaries of thu
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CDarInttF 2:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1850.

az WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our A.
gent in Baltimore. authorized 10 obtain advertise
nen,s and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
GJE. ". CARR, ESQ., is our agen, in Philadcl.
pa;a authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
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Beverly Rash.

This individual was srraigned al the Fall Term
q Iredell superior Conf, held las, week for the
murder of his wife. lie plead not guilty to TIM
charge lie removed his trial TO CabaTrus. The
circumstances in this case. we learnt them, is e
an exceedingly aggravated character. and may be
attributed. in great degree. 10 the incorporate use
Of ardent spirits.
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Fugitive Slave Law.

Much doubt was expressed that the bill for the
apprehension Of Fug tive Slaves would no, operate
efficiently. The first Gaze under the Law, given be
low, shows that it mus, give entire satisfaction TO
all concerned except those VITO no, disposed TO
he saiish j at any thing:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
Our Merchants

Are nearly all returned from the North and are
now busily onea Jagged in receiving and opening ihsn
Goods. They have ins sssortmsnts and ere unu-
suaiiy low. Call and see them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
Superintendent Of the Mint.

The appointment, Of J. W. Osborne, + O.,
as S. ,'erinIenden, Of the Branch Mint IN this
place, has been confirmed BY the Senate.
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/This 10 the frs, case underline law Of Con.
Igress passed few days sincs providing for
the arres, and delivery to prisons claiming
to own them If individuals alleged to be fngl.
,ives from slavery.-N. Y. ri. Sept. p.
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Promotion.

Second Lieut.. John G,bbpn Of the 4th ar.
tllery, has been promoted by the President
10 F,rs, Lieutenant. THIS il a son OF DR..
John II. G,bbon, Assayer Of the Mint 10 this
place.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
THE ADJUSTMENT IN ALABAMA.

We have great satisfaction i, laying bef"re
our readers the following Evidence OF tn"
course and tendency OF public opinion in the
STATE Of ALABAMA, on the subyc, Of The mea'
sures Of Justice and Peace whch have lately
so happily passed Congress. The paper from
which the frs, Of the extracts is taken Is The
leading Democratic paper in Mobile, and the
paper from vAich the second IS copied IS one
Of which the Wing, Of Mobile have reason to
be proud, for its firm and undauHied bearing
during the agI'a,ing sectional controversy ol
the last nine months.
PROM THE MOBILE ICrsTER. ssrTEMhEs 10.
THE TERRITORIAL AND SLAVERY
QUESTIONS.
The great questions which have shaken the IN
ion to its foundation al last disposed OF. and q
the settlement is not such AZ We approve and woulS
have voted for is inst canse OF rJocing that th'
C, untry is relisvsd IRON Suspense that the suffice
is put to rest
The question now presents itself, what should th'
South do For ourselves. we snswer, soqnicsce
There is no medium ground 10 occupy b~twern SUI
mission and disunon. We have watched too close
" the current of public sentiment 10 believe that
majority Of our people will prefer dissolution o
the Union to acqnescence IN the settlement 'aker
as . whole.
FROM THE MOBILE DAILY ADvEarIsEs, SEPTEMBER ~
We take peculiar pleasure in transferring I" Old
columns tho above patriotic declaration of our res
pee,ed contemporary. We are much grai'tied. too
at the testimonial Of the Register tina, the seft'me"
of the quesfions furnishes JUST CAUSE OF REJoIc
ING :" and we trust that cit zens, who are 500
10 celebrate the event, will be honorcd with this per
.onal co operation Of the editors, "Takeu as
whole" no zane man will come 10 any other con
cusion than that 10 which the Register has arrived
% vi, tina, the people will aequesce in the settle
ment, and not only acqnirsrc but also conclud
with our contemporary that It furnishes Just eaGs
Of rejoicing" Therefore, LIT Us ALL REJOICE
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Late Foreign News.

The steamer Cambria arrived al uaIIiax, on rnr
30 instant She brings the gratifying intelligence
that Cotton had advanced one half pence and the
s.lrs of the week amounted TO 81 900 bales.
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TIE JENNINGS ESTATE

Mr.. S bas',An Jrnn,ngs. of fayeuc,d.,
y. G.. elaimam IL the famous Jean,ns. r.
tate. ihs; he, BEEN hacking for III heir fat
some Wears, has gone to 4 'ssnd to prose.
cute his clam.
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PR(NTERS' DEVILS.

In California the printers devils are the
smarles' chaps abroad. Hear what the imp
OF the Sacramento Transcript says, when
left alone:
sc il hoped the .enIor, nj the T,....,;.,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09

Mr.. Mytn CLARK Ga, rs has spilled 10
the legislature Of M,ss,ss,ppi Tor a pen.'ou,
IN consideration 81 the military ,euces at
her inis iu.b ,ud. What sad reverse for
thr lady WIN. a year "r two sgn. vas bclIe,.
ed Ia he Tho ~esiihlsst vo.nin ~ Amellca.
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PROCLAMATION.

Whereas tie General Assembly did al their last
rs,ion adopt a Resolution in these words,
Resolred BY the General Assembly Of the
State of North Carolina, that the Governor OF tho
State for the time being be rected 10 set apart
Jay in every year and to give notice thereof, by
Proclamation, as d,y of solemn and public thanks
giving 10 Almighty God for pas, blessings and oil
supplcltion for his continued ndne" az care ever
u, as a State and IS Nation
Now, in compliance with the direction therein
even / Go hereby set apart THURSDAY, TIE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF NOV EMBER NEXT
10 he Observed throu. bout the State asa d. OF gen
eral Thanksgiving and Praise 10 Almighty Cod
and DO recommend and earnestly desire that all
secular employments may be suspended during the
cay ar. , III nsy a...mb. IL IN s s Es !ee:
Churches. and unite in rendering gratitude and
praise to the Creator and Governor Of tho earth. for
the blessings Of Peace for exemption from tho raw
ages Of Pes'ileDcc; for lbs Abundant fruits Of the
earth and for all the other manifold bountes of his
Providence. that have crowned the year and to
impore OF him tie continuance OF his Father
goodness and Almighty protection over US and TN
whole people Of the United States; that we ma!
be p~opie fearing the Lord and walking in his no
" ways. and that peace aud happiness, truth ant
Justice religion and pie,y. may be established anon
US for all generations
Given under my hand and the Gre,
Seal Of the State. al the Executive lie
f. 81 partment. in The City OF Raleigh. the Is
day of October A. D. 1850, and tins 75t
wear OF American Independence.
ClIAS MANLY.
BY order Of the Governor,
LANGDON c. MANLY.
R,t, let
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
The Augusta Chronicle concludes an ar.
ncle upon the proposed Convention in lhskI
Siata in these words:

I'm view Of tho fact tina, the Convention will be
called, and the question Of UsIos DisuSIos fair
~ presented before the people Of tho state, it be
booyss the Fl ends Of the Union, the advocates Of
law and order, TO buckle on their sfmor promptly
and roar high their standard-unfur tic siafs and
stripes and rally under their ample folds determined
10 perpsiuate the institutions Of our fathers. Meet
the disunio and disorgan zss al the threshold
every where resolved to preserve the Constitution
snd the Union. Begin now TO look around you for
llie sbssi and purest men, the most devoted and
stesdfsst friends Of the Uni2; ~ i62fI161I1i1 =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09

~ Gov. Qaitman, Of Mississippi, has 10 }
sued his Proclamation, converting the Les'sj
ia,ure Of that State on Monday, the lsh
dsy Of November next. The Governor
states the ohjec, Of the con,enins Of the Leg.
isla,ure. after referring TO the admission Of
California and the abolition Of the Slave
Trade in the District Of Columbia, IS to ena.
bic the proper authorities to take into con.
sderalion the alarming state Of our public
affairs, and if possible aver, the evils. This
will do very well for an individual who ~a'
engaged in an expedition to embroil ouI
noun,ry in difficulty With friendly nation
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
ADVANCE IN COFFEE.

We SEQ by our market report, that Rio
C2g:s i GaY ss.iai tsia = 1IhcIe,aIs q:
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THANKSGIVING.

The Governor of North Carolina has appointed
Thursday, the lith day of November next, asa day
of Public Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God for his
manifold blessings during the present yssr. Moth
ing in our view, is so becoming as to see such annual
manifestations of love and gratitude 10 the being in
whose hands are the issues Of life and death. The
following is the Governors Proclamation;
BY Ills EXCELLENCY, c. MANLY, GOV
OFTHE sTATE FNORT!I CAROLINA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28

ls-Sl,50 cash in advance 800 If payment is not
advance; interest always charged fem the end of
=
The New York herald., 1850-12-03
Court or General sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aid Ffaukitn aod Copklip
DIE The December term o the Uourt of ses, ions
commenced TO day. The business to be transacted
during the month is principally indicated by the fol
hwipg
Calendar Murder, !; robbery, I; burglary, 7; per
jury J; forgery. l, grand latcsay ~, illegal voting
soiciting passengers without hornss mailing in ali
% Essidss those there siE ady iadcted ~;
hned a. witnet, for sbsneoninR family, D. Total
Grend Ju,y The list Of Grand Jurors bsisR called
The following gentlsmeu answered. and we're daily
susliesd 20 ssrve members OF the Grand fpg usst
for the present month :-Wm 4. CObpelly. Foreman
John Alfred, samuel y. Baker. Bspjsmiu NJ CLARK.
Andres Clark, VIM Dumobt. sidney ketchum Ber.
bsrd Mcguire Charles VI. Naurey. Henry o Keefe
ssmud Raynor, Chsrles sandford Joshuas Und-rhnl
Ed.srd Nindust, John whittemore. John o. Wslch.
The Recorder chargee the Grand Jury calling their
attention TO the i'm pOrtsuce % the busnees
to them. He warned them against ndnx bils on too
eight testmony trusting to the trial for ths aeca,rd
Grand Jury, we, highly improper ss. by such action
on the part OF the Grand Inquest. an Innocent man
might have an imputation cast upon his character,
which IL would taxi. time aud trouble 20 The
course most advisable for the Grand Jurors pursue
would be 20 End bill uuless the production OF
such testimony " presented before YOU aud unoon-
tradictsd you would convict the party accused we're
you acting petit jurors the trial of The
Recorder then proceeded to call the attention Of the
Grand Jury TO the laws against Illegal voting ssant
,ndinR lottery tickets, and several other ordinances
which the statutes make necessary for him IN call
the attention OF every Grand Jury to. They then
tired to their chamber and commenced the business
Of the term.
Peht Jurors The li,t Of the petit arcr, being called
J'ocs Fhed.-Tsn grand jurors and wenty six peti.
Jurors not aLsusfihg 10 their Names when called
fined s25 each for non att. ndsbce.
Case II Marcus Cicsrs Staslep -Recognfsan FOr-
EifeS The District Attorney this r-orning called
Marcus Cicero Stanley appear for trial on charge
OF receiving stolen goods, viz sbsut $3.50 worth OF
property stolen from the store OF finny, Young Eli
l, in 1s4s, by q colored man named John Holmes.
The defendant did appear when called, his recog
nirancs was, Therefore, eecisred forfer
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

Seas
euauere-unfaro, LAtham, Chnsrss, II Holdrdse; An
,,ships-Patick Henry tpht1 pelAno London Grnnell,
mintrm Ce CaricK tpkt), Adams, Liverpool, Sp,n I'd,
Tileston Co I'D slearAnceG Memphis Bunkcr, New Or
leans W Nelson.
baIks-Cosmo, Outerbridge. Bristol Eng. Innes Co
{2d clearsnce Jvnfata lawrence. Ns~ Orleans Nesmith
Co. -
-bngs-"AbrHm stevena Curacao, y W LewiG Daniel
Ned roster simpson Mayhem; UrAn Bart.
% nsrkG arthur tBrb faey. J.hn. Ms. L,wrie
70; Mary Ssiser, sA,sr. fsr,esero. NJ o., -. =.
brown, brown rcrt An frince brett
see Cei o., tsry. pavs Cnsr,sston sAry foSsli VIII
piaetop, vseE ses,n, Inoot, ot Aususune TIA;
-, Narsis a.,sao sola osei AAv 'ane Dan-
iey' Nor'oAi beren' Coie retenours.
Arrived.
Shr Sullivan Edwards Charleston. days with cotton
BARK RoubIe (of Boston Ballard Pensus July
81 Helena Oct ~ with coffee order Novs las ~
So Ion ~ 10 spoke r brig Fairy from Halifax Tor Bsrbs
expsteuced very light weather &c ss-
ing the latitude Of Bermuda having with
from WNW.
Bari Ccelis tof Thomatton) Plsbury New Orlexns is
days, with sugar, Q master.
BArh Jenny LIND (nev Buuce My,tc I'm baiiat IN Ia
ale Hazard.
Brig tode (swel Boman St Martins 23 days with salt
70 ~ setiessirg.r
10 Curiis Co 2sth ult shot Keys be.rinr "a by
Clstsrt 20 es ras ed hsrh Merritt heuoe for
New Oretns.
brs freesriek Ergene Small Calais days with In her
,e mails Co 40 MI; on nAn,assss shoat. expeu
sehr NNvSr.o Turtis Dsrsoos via Holiness Hole d>vs
with tobacco, Sc to Lewis On he Sta inst LAT 30 t
tr days With uuahnsd fury the 6rs day. Ish the Jib