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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
II. ~. THOMPSON,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
HAVING permanently located him.
N self IN Canton, is prepared to do
all work in his line Of business, in the
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Having had several years. experience
among the best TaiIors Of New Orleans,
his customers may safely rely upon his
work ia neatness Of fit and superiority Of
make.
or Cutting DOM for customers 10 be
made up bv Ladies'. All garments cut
by him are warranted to fiji.
Canton, Nov. 2, 1850. 81
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
A. DICkES,
TAILOR,

FROM PARIS.
EWAVING established himself ia Can.
HI ion. is. after his long experienco
in the principal cities Of Europe and this
country. prepared to make up clothing
ia the most fashionable and TASTY style.
Conf lent Of giving entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor him with rali.
he respectfully s%olicits a share Of the
public patronage.
Canton, Nov. $500. EN-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
GOODS.

EVHE undersigned having associated
y themselves together, under The firm
OF J. MONTGOMERY & Co, have
Just received direct from New York, and
arc now opening, in the brick s%iorehouse
lately occupied by Drane u Thompson,
a general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots aud shoes bowels, LiHsies,
Queensware, Hardware ag
Negro Shoes, SC.
which they arc determined TO sell low
for Cash, or to punctual dealers on short
time. J. MONTGOMERY,
Oct. l9, so. e. r. ANDERSON,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
GoLn! L

s JUST received at the lev
A elrv Slnra NJ a ~
La& ms
JEWELRY; Gctr
Gold Chains, Brace
yer Rings. Gold Slides
Pens, Gold and Silver r
Spoons, sc. The public Al,
call and examine, as We are oes
10 sell as low as the same articles
bought in any market. All gondS1.
ranted, that are sold in this 4,
menl. Call and see, near q PM
c.n,on M % g. 1850 laIf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14

Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave
Others tOsay OF you what they please.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
WAsnINarsCUnnining ss, 1850.
01ven ted on the -

TtSe a. ID the FNchez Free Trader has
made me To- with cry. He says;
HadSdav II w been burnt in eii9y 10
every seed. the South, when he, IN 1922
bartered iAlr rights h the expectation Of adj
vancing himself to the Presidency, abolition
ism would never have originated TO disturb
agitate and destroy, as t will, the union OF the
States.
Singular it is, that M one thirty years ACC
thought Of preventing the rise and progress o
abolition agitation by tho cheap aud simple
method Of burning a bundle of rags and straw
'T,sa pity that our friend Ofthe Free Trade
was NOT a political doctor at that dav. BY Iol
lowing his simple prescription how mncI
trouble might have been avoided!-Irue Della
Rest satisfied with doing well, and leoV'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

vu,E SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the pabio generally that they have recently erect
ed a large and convenient Stable, IN Nam street, a short
distance above Dibrel's Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where they at all times prepared
with the best grain, hay Sc for the accommodation oi
Drovers Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing and travelling in private conNeyances, Wi hh
secure re osty for their baggage vehicles. Supern
tending in person and with OF experienced
Oster atte ourselves with share oi public patrona
we keep constantly hand Tor hire, accomm' dating
terms HACKS, BUGGIES, and HORSES oithc best quail
ity.
1E. n B-Drovers will find il much to their interest to
give us cali as one will give hs entire attention 10
the sale al their stock w J. ht-Al' -
| Mar 1ts 4. q. HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
VOL. VII.
PUBLISHED BY
TOyVNEEX. SHIELDS & CO.,
EICRY .lIOND.7Y .lNID TITRSD4Y,

a, Eoy Dollars per dart payable IN ddrdnce No sub
,,yioton o received for shorter t0e than SIR months,
and ma paper tcH be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
offlc Eiitors,) unta all dlYearGgoS are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per square Tor
les for epery form insertions and 3I cts per square
Tor less) for erery outer form insertion,
Erey .4tcerer jsre4u1edto note on The Hs ho,e long
he ,cises his advertisement iusered advertisements not
o noted tc be Inserted til its dSconnuace DC ordered
For yE .RlY ADVERTISING The terms for the privilege
t,oo syu1res, l0 for square s25 for one square M
.r form s}5 Erery yearly adrerser r be required TO
eoane his advertising TO his particular line o. business
Jon pRNrlNG edneatly and expedttiouly, and
an reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH to hire for the coming year, number o NERO
MEN to work the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
near ynchburg; and also Big Otter in the eoun-
y OF Bedford. Twill pay much any other responsible
contractor.
also wish to hire hands for the Canal Buchanan for
winch will pay good prices am aware that reports have
gone abroad to the injury of contractors the Canal most
Oh which have been put aoa by bad and infamous persons
since hands recovered from the mca,le they have been
as healthy any negroes the st e. Any person, that
wishes to hire the Road Canal, will apply to Met
se Simpson, Mcdaniel u Lee, John Clark, and Wi's
Butler CHAS. SCOTT.
NovDo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
Ward Election.

,,,ur WARD EIECTION ior six Aldermcn, and 81,
/ Common Councilmen, in each ward, IN the town u
vnchburg will take place pursuant to an act ct Assembly,
,1d In ac, To amend an entitled act to divide the
town of ynchburg wards and for other purposes pass
ed Feb 10; 1880, the first Tuesday IN April neSand
will be held in Iynch Ward No beng all a' part 81 sdii
, bo,y the ii alcy extending rom the river to the
l2th street in the Auction house OF Akers, billiard John
son next door to Exchange Cornerj and IN hehry "aa
NJ . hin all that part oil town above ist aey extending
rom ihe r to l2h street the house occupied by } IL
Edwards and opposite samuel b. Thurman. ~
49, HENRY HUNTINGTON,
srer ofthe Cooperation OF l-ynchburs
Feb eS-t2dA
uI.ANH. FOR SALE. AI 't.lis 0TIlE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
Iron and Brass Castings,


WE HAVE on hand good assortment ot Bl.ckNmit's
w Bellows, Anvi's, Nises, Sedge aHa faiu anu NJ,
Stone Hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers Cat Steel Hammer Moud-, stock and me Sete"
Plates Files and Rasps, Crow Bars, Picks MaorkS
ines Broad Chop aud Hand Axes Halter Trace ana
stone Chains Hand Crosscut aud Pit Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. Octagon and Square Cast Steel
Shear and German steel,
10 oils Rope, 1T
100 dozen Shoye and Spades, and many other articles
which we are anxious sell on liberal terms
Ith 90 ,r GREGORY s ROYAl-I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
All kinds of Country Produce.

We have on hand large stock of GROC FRIES and STA
PIE DRY GOODS which determined to sell as
cheap if per than the goods be bone ut IN
market cash. exchange Country Produce
We confident of the fact that the Planters interest will
be fully and fairly represented by Mr. Hill has con-
siderable experience the Tobacco trade and will devote
his W hole time o that branch of business.
Liberal adv made on produce consigned to us
Feb 25-6m HURT PRESTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
LiCOrice o.. consignment.

LtCOT1CE OW CC3ISfS 7sEsCFst'
E have just received, on consignment, fresh supply
w OF Lcorce
20 cases ''Becl s Co, mass,
do HNnurria'' do
10 do "I.abonao Stick, all Of fine quality, and
celebrated brands, which shall receive an additional
stock in few days fol ale low. ,
Janl7--ts N.eOKK!.G s SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
SIX THOUSAND ACRES,

spt.7sT> ON TIE iSr DAY OF APRIL, 1850, will
sSd offer at public sale at the Court House IN Bow
p Ling ai fs" o rs GS no. s. Ma N thou '@Sns%3 ,s ,s'S, Sn
ssA>- the south side al Salt River, IA Pix -, Mo
Township - y, klnee W. oi the principal m,fidian,
twelve mules above junction with the Mleslsspp and
seventy mules above 81 Louis. said tract belongs to the
hrs Nine neard S1ipy and embraces sections y, 10,
IL Il H., Ii, IL Is H. n y, - ~ % p, - - and
81 reference Tor particulars bad to the maps al large oi
sad tract The above tract body has not its equal in
the and is timber is unsipassed II Is wa
tered by several ne creeks aud las thantNeniy
dln. springs its so l. o the richest kind and pniicu-
dfN adapted to the raising o hcmp and tohaeeo ot which
staples large quantities YEARLY raised On the adninng
lands Al the above al, antagc with St Louis lot mark
It's door, make ol the most desirable locations IN
the STATE.
The title is perfect, being continuation oi aSpan'sh
eam aud general watanee deeds will he given 10 the pm
chascrs.
The terms Of ale will hc fourth cah and the balance
two equal nsdmrts o and two wears, with interest
the rate o N per cent until paid the purchaser gNuE
noes secured by deed e Trust upon the premises II any
i the above land should u-od will offer the samc
ON MONDAY THE 29I1l DAY or APRIL, ls'n, al the
Court loi-c st Lous County, between tue hours o III
\ NJ. and / y. NJ.
RlCll'D W. lRlCI,
Au'y in iact ol the heirs ot Mime lpeofd Sarpy.
ieh 2S-tlA
(Nlap showing the situation Of the tracts be seen at
lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
The Mammoth Lottery,

The Mammoth Lottery.
Through the potencss OF our highly popular managers,
Messrs W. Niaurv Cos enahiod To present mus
carly the most magnificent schemes ever drawn We
invite particular attention 10 the splendid capitals
siOO.0OO-s50 .0O0-s $50 COO s2o 600 1000
81 $50 so $1,000,
and $50 each lotrest n'n6cr prices besides host
Of other prieeS
TICKETS ONLY $40.
Certificates of packages OF 26 tickets will be sold Tor s'oe
Shares mproportion. -.
II is seldom that large prizes concentrated IN
one srhemc and will be the demand for tickets that
invite early application, in order 10 secure chance and
prevent disappointment one lucky turn OF we W'' WI,
not venture in such scheme, with such prospect lie
particular to address
JOSEPH uOuGll, 22o Broadway.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
NO TEEE.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have engaged the
services of Mr. Tno1I,s G. HILL late of Amherst county
To the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
JIr.iuiU state LOTTERY,

For the benefit oi Monongaa Academy Gsss II, lot IL
to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on saturday, APnl
y, 1880.
IS Numbers-l3 Dawn Ballots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
y's,,, F.CrE Wanted.

yt,r undersigned ishes purchase five hundred GotdS
/ ofrAN BARK chesnut oak would be lreierIeu 40. 40,
winch he will pay the highest market Pee III o's" az
] early eng cement would be desirable 49, ..r.--,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
n I LIS.

lEh ]. 4. WILLIAMS.
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MoNrU peo. 9-6p NJ.
AsHr.-rhe marhet vas very dull with moderate
demand sse,oi llO barrels at So 20 So 81 for Pots.
ana So - IS NJ for Pearls.
BrSswn-we notice some small sales OF yellow
BtEaDstutr, ,-F7sur-Thers was good demand for
state and Westsrn hour in part for the Eastern aud
city trade. with something doing for speculative in
ve'iment The presen cold snap Of weather has pro.
dpetd the part Of holders less disposition to press
mand was limited The receipts to day were mode.
rate bsitE only lioOO barrels. but the stock Ia the
bis. Ssnstle @ 'S have shspsss saSd. 0o At tSOO
81 60 Tor erdlpsry 80 't.sgSt s,sts s4es
Indiana; igl IS CO., tor pure Genesee; s. is IS
S;i for fancy Ohio IS l2s S5s Tor fancy Gsnesee;
ard IS 3iil 50 10 FOR extra Ohio and Gshesee Ca.
.s IS reported at private bargain soul,rn Ficr was
very him, and In fair request With only limited sup.
ply The tales embraced lso barrels at SIS 12l. for
sales Of eco bbs at 50 so Con- Ma rather heavy
The transactions Did not exceed 100 bbls jersey at
SO o6 SO l2it Brsndywine was scarce, and held at
SO 3lh 80 Sii. Uhs,-The market fof do.
ms,tic was vsry dull while the amount Offering
Of owners to press tales Canadian was in good
quest tor export with sales Of 1bOC0 bushels at 81 04
was ts.neely offered and prices have sdvansed with
ss.s Of COCO bushels at 1bo closing buoysnt. Barley
and O9is ttmsinsd without particular change. Corr
". held hfniy With fair demand sud sales Of 5000
bushels at tlc for Northern and 66c for Jer
sey and tllowi also old mixed at 66c zoe held
larly cid.
CoIIoS The ,slss reported on Change amounted
10 1I50 tses ct the prices paid Saturday Holders
Of Upland cotton tupply the market freely at the
sions whereas the holders Of the Cuff descrip-
tous do rot Il not being practicable 90 buy st less
than cur inside figures and II the fears Of Impeni-
ing continental revolution were removed from the
public mind, rapid advance would ensue as II is In
at fsction that the larger estimates of the crop
which have now disappeared, hrst saw the light In
regard the quesen Of supply three fourth. Of the
opinions Of operators In this market lie between
$50 Go 2fo0 coo bales Planters have been en-
sblsd 10 keep well up with their pckin this autumn
and az the roads have been In fine order and streams
In eoos stage the facilities to set IL to the ports
greater than usual and Inducements to planters
realize far In Of those herstoore existing We
lbsrsore think the oomparatiYs receipts excepting
The New York herald., 1850-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1850,
JUginia's Endorsement Of Mr. Mason-1he Rea-
scn-7he Public Prlnting-DIr. Rires versus Mr.
Riichie-Mr. Secretary Co,1rins Report on the
Finances.
Mr. Mason has been reelected 10 the United
States Senate, from the State Of Virginia, almost
without a chow OF opposition When we consider
that he was one of the infexible twelve ultras of
the Senate, through whose exertors the Compro-
mise bill was broken Up; and that he was one Of
the ten protestans signing the protest against the
admission Of California, after the bill had passed in
a separate form when we consider that he stood
fully up TO the policy suggested by Mr. Calhoun
and after the death Of that distinguished man, was
regarded as the senatorial leader Of the Southern
ultra'I-the reelection of Mr.. Mason, by so large
vote as he received, indicates that the public
sentiment Of Virginia sustains his conduct, and
endorses the conditions of secession which he 80
repeatedly sdvances.
But Mr. Mason w as the author Of the Fugitive
law He originated the measure-framed the bill
and u passed according to his amendments; and
the bull IL his, almost vel batim, from beginning TO
end IL is an important law to Virginia, lying 50
near the free States She feels IL 10 be so and
upon this law stands the increased popularity OF
Mr.. Mason in the Legislature.
The fact that the ultra course of himself and col
league is not disspproved, is sufficient TO remove
any doubt of The readiness Of Virginia TO retalate
or even 10 secede, if provoked TO il by Northern
nUlhiicotion.
There is a very instructive quarrel going on be-
tween Mr.. Riv,s snd Father Richie, on the pub
lie printing Between them they have abundantly
shown the necessity OF a reform Of the extensive
and expensive ahusss of the existing system. BY
turning States evidence, they are both rendering
tie public very conside rahle service.
We presume you will have received the report
al the Secretary OF the Treasury on the finances.
its importance exceeds that Of all the other public
documents oi the session together. Its exhibition
Cf the fn8nc, and of the working Of the al rlio-
gtBis, 10 worthy Of attention in Wall street Atthe
same time, we undtrstand movement is TO fol.
low ihis report, in behalf Of better tariff, OF which
W. have no hope, this session, al all.
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Died.

Dttus
On Sunday, Dec. s, Mrs SARAH MAYNARD, In the 27th
year o. her age
The friends and relatives respectfully inssea to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her husband
No. ss Hudron street this day at one o'clock, with
ont further invitation.
ON Sunday, Dec Sth after short but severeilness.
JAMES MoGURREN, in the 3lst year Of his age.
His friends and acquantsnces and those of his eou-
sins, Philip and Hugh o,Brien, are respectfully re-
at oneoclock NJ, from his late residence ia Mott
street.
of Noah w and Lucretia Duryee, aged ten months.
The relatives friends Jacob Duryee and James
On Ta..dsy hs pss 10th at ons the s residences
OF her parents. No. 45S Greenwich street.
, On sund.y evening, Dec 9; Of consumption, sOrHA
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Tuesday Dec.
10 at o'clock p NJ, from her late residence, los FL
on sunday evening Dec. s. at No. 5s Cherry street,
GroRoE w. BUTLER of Baltimore. The deceased was
one of the crew of the u frigats Brandyw,ne.
His shipmates and friends invited to attend his
funeral from the Sailors Home No 100 Cherry street.
this (ruesday) merniDg at 10 o'clock.
On Sunday. Dec. S, ANDnEw srENcr, aged 32 years
Iii. friends, the members of the Amsrican rsmstis
o. Of o. FL respectfully invited without further
notice. atte his funeral from the Church of the
Holy Trinity Clinton street. Brooklyn, this day at IL
At Cold Spring, l.. l., Dec. 0, Mrs. HANNAH Josrs,
aged 90 wife of the late John jones' mother OF
Willism e.. John, and Walter X. Jones.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from St Johns Church. in the vii
lsge at 2o'eock, z. M on Wednesday, the l1th inst.
On Mondsy, Dec. @ after short and severe Illness
JoHS GxRAGBTy in the 36th year of his age.
Ills friends and acquaintance also those OF the
family respectfully invited to attend hts funeral
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late
residence 4e5 Pearl street without further Invitation
On Sunday, Dec from injuries received by the tall
ing OF scaaold Monday, I'd inst, FRANeIs scorr,
native Of W asbin gtonvile, Orange county, N. Y.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral this
day, at O'Clock, p M, from hi. late residence, So
Charlton ttreet.
Newbursh papers please copy.
Among the passengers OF the steamer Republic from
San Franchises to Panama Col. ii A. g. Lee, John
Weeks l.. Williams, c. L. Ash. Charles Brown, and G..
l.. Smith. died Of cholera the isthmus.
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Our baltimore Correspondence.

BAIriNoRr, Dec. Q, 1850.
7Ts Ind Monte Greet Erciieneni-Sesns at hs Co.
hedIai- TIE .qHei0n, g..
Jenny Lind is here having srrvedin safety at three
o'clock, on Saturday night and the staid and serious
citizens of the city Of Monuments who have rdiculed
the excitement at New York and Philadelphis, have
gene on In ecstaci,s Of them counting the hours
they pass that intervene before the commencement
of her hrst concert Throughout the day yesterday
people thought AMI talked OF nothing else, and the
churches, with the exception Of those that women
pointed out the intended 20 be visited by the
divine Jenny. were thiply attended. Barnums Hotel
was thronged to exces, throughout the day and the
tickets tfat were bought up st the sale on Satur
dSy. by tpsculator. readily brought ave dollars sd
vance The man that could net show concert Ticket
1e'tsrday was voted a decided " small potato
Mis- Lind account Of the severity of the weather
having declined attending church yesterday morning
Itocs. dsd at ispid rat. 10 N Peter, church II
I'm medatey supposed thai the iady the great
nsnse tbropg, spzious TO gain view Of her and the
church was thropged Tho same occurred IN the
afternoon when ar zsno. Barnrm aud three laii.s
was followed By an immense throng and the rumor
spreading through the city there was least 5000 per
cons assembled outside at the time service
the u,ide wa- tbron ged when the congregation
WAS ditmisred there such n rush both by those
inside and those out that numbers were trampled
under foot and injured Quite number of persons
lot coaks hats and shawls In the rush some of when
a.. IL ss pe Per ,hs ss,semshed party 70
pass through. but when they reached the carriage,
there hundred hands on the horses the Wheels
and the carrisge, and all Mr. Bsrnum statements
could not induce them 10 believe that one Of the
lsdie, with him not miss Lind After being thus
detained about quarter Of an hour whip was put TO
the horses aud they finally succeeded In getting loose
from the crowd, but were st followed TO the hotel
The whole receipts for tickets for the concert to-
night 10 s12soO though the speculator. have doubt.
less goeksted couple Of the usand The dfst ticket
would have brouehts high price az 10 did In New
York had he have secured n good Aiveiy auctioneer
besd OF one that has Doe used TO telling nothing bot
rugar lime molas ses and goldfish lie oceeded as
he vas selling article for its value without getting
up the excitement fret 20 the right temperature Mr.
Whtehurst Who bought the hrst ticket vas prepared
tohave gone high a. t7oo, had there been sny op
position TO him
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
MARITIME INTELLIGEN NCE I.
Port OF New York. December 10, 1850.


r. csas. s ss s;s s:T%Ss. and st r'n.
s6ir l'Tpesi ipiti Gordon. LystPooi GrInnsn. Mn
,Srn Co LOseSa uT]ghtrt Ap.werpi I EonSarsh SBrl
d:I So r. =, New fsri Hui cs.Ii:.5sS, f$lii:y
c. Jason scSIiSs Sh eSsrs't'ni 6cneTS Chase:
Bris4ssma.i B. Bcypton. Plymouth. nc.
ans Ea:r Go4s c a
Ro, eus, French. TauntOp; Lady fenwek Tuts New s-
sitOr-Mcsss Edsy. Dean. Providence.
ship Cora Linn. lambert Liverpool Oct 2s with dss and
nsl, ,Ea h.d 81 in oonisIS:nc. he
shir csismsc esrish TSsfPcsi days stors report
s sa Ess iss g e ssS q rS,,,r Co
psol E.a, cea,t e Africa Tor Boston. :, -,
ssR itIs St we,s Rs's sSsss sSSrssT e w 90 20 Sss VII.
ship Camden sherwood Charleston. days. with cotton.
Bsi DELLA st,Ti 81 Nmh, 10 days with cotton, Sc, to
B.I siIeI ssi E.sgors Pentls,.p Psr. Prince. Is
' r L''ssSf Es 'sh Rsa1s asg s'i % Vim
gasy ,Sd is.-:oe % rast,r n.a 70 trade winds, but
s S s Gspt ID .nsy of her
M Ere ; u aSi bs:s 1 q Co. sd. s 81. ss a sISn sa
tw neIi .h iss lat 3d. lon rs IS spoke brig yereriss
sshr ann B.ssr: fnth, Philsd,rh,, DAYS, s,h inst,
seb neh ssrIisS rsH our nun S hsaS . ss na,
Learn uhat damage the other vessel received. she
selr ll.,e Hushs' johnson. Nevssrn NC. days. With
ISSiIy DsIt;S s,.I, AsPy Fyi,,,I's, 525 5,,.9
sehr C.tet, Csrhe, ihiaeelphia;
tchr Jpmes w Mckee. Wooisev Philadelphia
Schr MAY Miller Pereock, Philadelphia.
sohr Louifs Reeves, Cavalier. PlIladelphis.
sehr Cf sur 81 John. Betsor, Philadelpbia
tclr WmP y Cortitt, Hewitt fhisd.lphis.
sssT s Idis FarsSi sSisS sSDS, A.1 ESjsst 5s%s River.
sohr Jeteph karsh. Rodgers james Riysr
Sohr Gun powder. Ling Philadelphia.
sohr A w Ieeas, Lecoe Fhils dtlphis
Sehr Four sisiers, stillmap Phiia6eiphis
scbr colt. SHARP, fhiladtlphia
sshr Antsyes, candy, Phiisseiphia
solr Care NAY Cerson, Phiia ceiphis.
solr tanning. Corscn, PbiladelrAia
SoLr T. Reed, Brovn, PhilaeelIbia
sohr Calcutta smith, Philadelrhis.
Schr l. White Ccrson. Philsdelphls.
Sthr Ontario, Nsnsilder, Philadelphia.
Sohr Beia Pect. smith, Philsseiphia
schr superb. Rosth, Phusaelphia
Sthr Chas u Hsllock. Davis Phiadelrhis,
sthr Brace Cole Philaaoirhia.
sshr Joseth Guest. Rhoadcs, Pkiiadeiphia
Seir Difr atch, scudder BRANDY wine, Del.
schr Jacob william, Matthews, New -ndon, 2 days.
schr VI Dor ado, Turnhul, Bsrripston. No, 8 dAJs.
sehr Nancy Nils Fsrrtn New London.
Below.
Bah Trpler from Esst IsdeA
Eis Eris, q Portland, ID days from with mOlssses
Brs Nsnors,n, Of North yarmouth. 81 day, from Rio
Baehe, with hises TO Boonen, Graves A. Co.
Sailed.
shirs oessn Queer ,or london ssIal hpgstn Cor san
ton prop Merlin. for bermuds,
steamer Louians Lawsss for New ors,ns sailed from
the quarantine sround yesterday morning
rFc e-wind At sunset wNw. with the appearances Of