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HENDERSON. Ky. MAY 2. lS5

HENDERSON, ny, May ?, 1850.
Dr.. j: G.. HATcHTrr-My wife has been afflicted
with Proapsus Uteri and all those diseases so conf
mon 10 women about the "turn OF life" She has
been wonderfully beneftted by the of your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines.
Xnnrs LANES RAC0N
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nAIL.OApS ANO PLANK ROADS.

RAILROADS AN ID PLANK ROADS.
IMPRON I'M ENT Is the order oi the day, and
l. those who DO not improve the present moments
are be mad the times. have Tor sale some OF the
best upland in the couniy, a part of which is well
improved. 1t il situate 10 miles due north of this
city. and near the line of Railroad The coutempla-
ted Plank Road will run through some OF this land,
which, with the Railroad, will afford every facility
for taking the produce market zoo ACRES are Of
tered, and will be sold in lots To- suit purchaser.
The tarm, known as the Hornbrook Farm, is a part
of the lands Iow for SALE
Ii the above lands not sold before the first day
of July next they will he sold at public auction. OF
which due notice will be given. Title beyond dis
pute For terms apply 10
p HORNBROCK, Nam street.
Evansville March 4. 1850. mis-
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The following is from Mr.. Morgan. Of the firm
G. 81 5. X. Morgan. wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods. Evansville Ind
Door. HATcHITT-Sir-I have used your Cohosh
in several eases OF diseased Lungs with the happest
results. From my experience with it, believe it
also be of the best No dicines for general de-
biity, indigestion and for purifying the blood
Yours, &c. ). L. MORGAN.
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CRAWFORD BELL Agent.
HONOR THE DEAD
KENT ~ LAW EENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville, Indiana.

(NtUT NC CUHFT IUHAt.J
THIS important Branch OF Kent Il Lawrence's
4 extensive Marble Works, is fully prepar-
e,i to furnish any style of Mementees to the Dead,
viz: Monuments, Obeisks, Tomhs, Head and Foot
Stones, OF every syle, in American and italian
Marble. They have employed the best Engrayers
or Ietters,s the L ST afIorls, and are determined
that not only shall their works be finished in better
style than any heretofore offered Ia this public, but
rates as reasonable il not less than those of any
other establishment in the West. Any orders made
through the travelling agents OF said hrm, Will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
This firm works an extensive quarry of beautiful
Marble in Vermont, from which they constant
ly receiving supplies of marble in every form. This
gives them an advantage over all others in filing
orders cheapy A word 10 the wise is sufficient"
Call and examine our work and prices before pur
chasing or making orders elsewhere.
ivl3d&wlv NJ A. LAWRE NCE.
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From j. Il. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &c: &c.
EVANSVILLE, IA. March 80, 1850.
Door HATcHITT 81 have used vCur preparation
al Cohosh for torpor of the liver, indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with
tonishing success. | would recommend il to all
similarly affected, safe, pleasant and eiicacious
medicine. Your obedient serv't
J. b. HANNAH.
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An extract of u letter OF April 21st, 1880 from DR..
j. ID. Collins, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
"Your Cohosh takes finely. have recommended
and used it in good many OF various diseases
TO my satisfaction. For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects of the Co
hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. | Judge it
highly as Tonic, antiscoriuiic and emenagogue.'
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The certificate cf K. W. Dunbar. Esx., Treasu.
rer of VanderburRh county.
EVANSVILLE, IA, April IL, 1850.
DR. HATcHITT-Sir--I have used your Cohosh for
that Is an Alternative tonic, much superior to any
propagation of Sarsaparilla, or other tohic medi-
cine / have ever used Yours.
X. w. DUNBAR.
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GEORGE GOSLING,
FIRE i. u TER BROOF' COMPOSITION
ROOFER,
EraaSrdie Indiana
THE subscriber is fully prepared 70 cover build
ings with The above cheap and durable roots
sin ready at all times 10 show my roofs to any
person who may wish to examine them.
REFER TO
G.. Mccormick. Commercial Bank
Williams & Smith. Carpenters,
savOry * McGlinsy, ,f.;,c;nno,;
5 DAVIS & Co., Pork Dealers.
X. a. Love, Architect
j. NJ GeoTse,
House and Sisn Painting done as usual AT the old
stard ON Water sIreet. laup.t-iil
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INSURANCE.
oaF Statement Of
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY"

statement Of
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU--
RANCE COMPANY" -.
Newark, N. Jon the 1a day Of January, 1850.
Offices, ISL Market Ste, Newark.
11Wall ST., N. Y.
DOLICIES issued prior to Jan. ist l649... 6262
= during the year 1919. 1902
777i.
Deduct Policies expired and cancelled from
May list, iS45 to date. ..---- 1893
Policies in force, Jan. fst. 1870, -537?
Balance Jan. LIST, 49,, S613.360 So
Deduct losses then unpaid. 1880,
- S643, 800
Nett Premiums received during the
year is49.- .................. .s454,4o6 20
Interest ..--............ 1851 95
Total receipts in 49.........-.s s,Ois %
*Losses paid ...... 1857 900 90
Expenses being charged Oh
the business .-.-.-..- 1868 63
Paid Tor purchased policies
and tor commissions 1880 SO
Physicians tees. .......... 5 2lb 70
Interest paid on Scrip 500 %
S2o5 $50 II s202,I34 Al
Net Balance. $3.50. S935, g94 96s
Additional Losses amounting S30,350 sustained
during the year, awaiting proofs OF death.
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TIE RAIL ROAD IS COMMENCED!
Md we are OF the nr.t Train.

s=.:=s.-sss s-esE,s--- f e.. ~
= :; = - ;.5s 80
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s2o5 $50 II s2o2,I34 4ks

Net Balance. $500. OBS, 1874 Co.
Additional Losses amounting S40,350 sustained
during the year, awaiting proofs OF death.
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BRANDY.

BRANDY.
A HALF Pipes Seigneite dark
K : - Pnet pale;
Or. PIPES Seigneue;
! half Pipe eyer Irere, very sup'r oldpale;
Oiard, pale;
. Or Casks Peilevoisin,
Just arr we'd and for snieb
MI ALLIs & HOWES
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COLUMBIA FLOUR.

Warranted eguoi 10 81. Louis Brands.)
FOSTER e. BROWN will receive weekly. di
L rect IRON lie Mills. tull supply OF this excel
lent -four IA Borrels and halt Barrels Bakers and
Families can rely on this brand as beng ''the best
in the market. A supply in store and for sale by
iv23 II FOSTER & BROWN.
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NI,LANES VERMIFUGEM-The Inventor OF
III LIP T. AZ REMEDN Elr EnrnniLalln Die

M,LANES VERMIFUGEm-The Inventor OF
1sl GREAT REMEDY for n Formidable Dis
ease, has right 10 keep i's FROM his fellow
creatures. So Thought Dr. M'Lane when he was in
duced to offer hIs great remedy tor worms to the
public. \ profound physician enjoying very large
practice he did not fear to be contounded with the
herd OF quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff patent medic lie was there
fore induced by Kidd & Co druggists, to dispose OF
his right discoverer and the Iermuge Is now for
Iae in nearly every village and town OF the country
Ii Is the sovereign remedy for worms.
For sale by
CRAWFORD BELL Agent,
Evansville la; Decker Il Kramer. Jasper, John Stub
bleheld, Detachable Ill., Z. O; Roh;. Logan. High
Banks;S. s. Johnson, Petersburg; Thos. Ilornbrock
Union; Debruler Il Cron, Winsl0w; John Lynn
Lynnvlle; Chester Bethei Boonvile; A. Hager
Newburg; r. 5. IL d. B. Hagor. Rockport; Chas +
Leonard, Mt Vernon; James NJ. Grimes, Springfield
Humphrey & Co, Harmony; Pelham < Co
Sehneesyil!e; Cox & Robb, Paris; S Jaqus. fosey
vile; w Whiting, Cynthian: Williamson &
Yorkes. Owensville; w II Fisher, Princeton; X
Iiallock, Princeton; John Gardner, Bairsville
Daniel Archer * Co Columbia.
L. L.. Gregory, travelling Agent Country agent:
an be supplied at C. Bells. EyS.cyille, ia. myll
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LATE ARRIVAL OF STOVES.
PRE- BRANDY.
ICE THINGS.

ERESH Salutl. Fresh Mackere fresh Hadd ock
1 flesh Codtil, fresh oysters, fresh HOLSTERS and
Sariines. and ger vegetables for sale low hy
my4 If HORNBROOK & BURTIS.
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w. r. CHEESE.

SBnGrteSs
lust reed. large lot CordnFe. Batting, San'
i Paper. Ronnet Boards. Brocms. Matches, &c.
SC. Which viii Lesald eleaP..si abelessle. -
sepls FOSTER & BROWN
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Cur Philadelphia Correspondence.

fHLAurLFHIA Nov. IL, 1850
CorOne,'s hrs,heatoa Relative 70 me Recent Steamboat
p, p,o,ioa-- proloJi, Hcnseid,. &c
The Coroner has been all the morning examining
witnesses In relation - the recent explosion. The
witnesses examined far consist mainly OF the
employed ia the boas at the line including Captain
clsypooe OF the T.l,prsph but the stroest
animation insufoisnt - elicit any deanite infor
mstion with r'pp,o 30 racing The boiler, It was
proved bad been repaired about the lower part to stop
some lsahs. about three weeks sipe.; snd week be-
fore patch put upon the crown OF the steam
chimney, but re inner par, was not touchsd
tecaus- u appeared perfectly good. both TO the
eve sId on sou n NJ The iron with a hammer The
super 81. EFT - 'nu'os. employed by the company
i.stibe' tst- " Ter Was In progress at the Penn
Worn, which was mt M ed 10 replace that on the
Telslrgr m. aud ~ OF prud, nee he ordered
she uguoers Keep thu st'am down TO IS lbs though
h. d'sntd y cHr'm~ 'fhearing o. liz. The jury has
adj ned hu' going into Ksnsinxtou this after
EoCn o. exsriur the hotter. and the workmen who
we're euEaEsc iu repairing Il.
IL - = stfRUgs circumstances that no trace can be
HscoveTtd ~ the everest Of tn, late Mr. Stevens.
which the sufferer before his death declared had $40
a. money. Rtd rhsck' amounting to 1900 IL Is be-
itvtd Go hatr teen carried OF by person con
uecisd with h hest sise Of the disintsr.sted
Individual that cut from Newcastle TO the a.
sisteTcs ~ The unuu 80 ava dying
An tfisir tist Will probably ptov- murder occurred
about fsl pat 'Te O'Clock mis- afternoon. In Sixth
uear Shirp.n street M1vRmensiru. OF courae 70
ads. bfutbsrf. con need rtonirg two eolored men
for pnuFsm.nt Wbs tar Toto the h6use Of Mr. Bradley
esfp. weaver. for protection. Mr. Bradley came out
o. hi hcusc 20 drive b. bows away when they thr.v
AZ bin, le beu se.L orc ~ tue lads. vho imue-
distsy Grew knie 49, plunged " in the lsft 81 OF
Mr. Bradley. te steu th. six'h and seventh ribs The
wounoed man ~as aiken Ito an spothscsry's store.
ard ron thence To thr hcsri's One Of the brothers
va srr.ttso, but " y believed not the that In
dicted the wound
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Nov. l2-6 p. NJ.
AsHEs-The market remained without material
ana So 81 for pearls
BsEswAx.-since our last notice. sales have been
made OF 800 1000 lbs. prime Western yellow, at
24c each.
BRKApsTuFrs - Flow-There was more doing in
western and State flour. but chiefly at our inside
quotations Previous TO the arrival Of the Atlantic
The demand was brisk but her news was re-
cetved the market has been heavy and nominal The
sales amounted to l7Co0 barrels Including No 2sup-r
bhe at ~ l2ls - 2sh ordinary TO straight State
AZ - 62h 81 6524 mixed to straight Michigan aud
Inuiana, at 81 6sA 50 70. and rure Geuesee at S.
firm with Gales Of e barrels ct 50 Is 81 81 for No
and 81 t2h 81 6sA for ordinary bra nd.. in bond
There was good inquiry for Southern flour wth sales
OF l4OO barrels, ut 81 So l2k foe mi stras ht
brands incl ding 100 barrels Richmond city. RIVE
Flour tiled. and variable Some 200 barrels
have been sold nc 50 3li4 So 37l. Corn Meal
cold 10 the extent Of 200 barrels Jersey. at
So l2h Buekuheai was in demand. with sales at
81 so 81 l2s pee 100 lbs The receipts OF West
.rn What have increased. aud holders were in.
clined to press sales to-day. The better descrip-
tons were rather more firm, being scarce. with
good inquiry for 6cn.see TO 20 east The sales we're
confined 10 6oV bu ,hes prime 6spesee oil 10;
Fer Rye there vas active demand in part tor dis.
tiling with ,aes of 1900 bushels at S3c Baysv "a.
scarce and ted at gOc 81 according to quality
Oats were In far and firm with OF north
ern, At $oc n axe and Jersey SIC. a SOC Tn.
arrivals ~ Cein were larger to-day while he in ury
vac limited The transactions add up 5000 husneIs
at axe. for w.avilly Southern; 7ic for Western
mixed and round yellow, At Tic and nominal at that
Co,rtr Rio cof,s sold To the extent OF $50 bags Mt
Ike a1iho Market unchanged,
CorToN Tho sales TO day $40 bale, with Arm
market at our quota,ionr-
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FATAL STAGE AccIpENT--As the northern stage
which left Lyndon at three o'clock last Tuesday
morning, was passing tae narrow place 10 the road
about half a mile beyond Wheelock Hollow, be-
tween four and five o'clock, the coach was pre-
ciptated of an embankment some twenty or thirty
feet, turning over twice in its course and carrying
with il four Of the horses the leaders remaining in
the road Most of the passengers were so buried
end mingled with the wreck as to be disabled-and
one, DR.. Flanders, of Londonderry, n H., was
found dead, with his neck broken. Others were
more or less injured, but all except three were
able to proceed on their journey the same day.
Dr Flanders is said to be between fifty and sixty
yeanL 3oId.-&. Johnsbuy (Vt), Caiedonian,
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Died.

On the morning OF We 18th instant, GEORGE W ASH.
IScIos sen Of Samuel J. aAd Margerats Conover aged
years 10 months and II days.
The friends OF the family are IL vted to attend the
funeral from Nc. 81 McDougal strees, st2h O'Clock,
this Wednesday, afternoon
At Sacramento California. the 10th Of Septen, her
last Of illness Of the liver WILLIAM H. TACK of the
city of New York aged 81 years
On NJ nday. 18th inst. JosEPH LoyGHI, q native Of
Switzerland aged % years and months
The friends of the deceased. and those of his rela
tves, p. A. Delmopico are invited to attend his
funeral, At Delmenicos Hotel, rs Broadway on Wed.
nesday. the 18th inst. at / P. M.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst. Of consumption, JULIET
WIeHToN, in the 24th year Of her age.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, at the residence OF Frederick
Iornby. 2el Bridge street. Brooklyn, at O'Clock,
Thursday morning.
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Passenger Arrived.

sAvArnAH-stes IN ,hip fioiida-H wiiluek. J II Par
;op. n,nSs fs.e.rFrs:. Riley Mics
dyen and servants; Hirshfeit. IF Lehman W Rodgers
Bliss Believe. Anpett, q Winter sciomons q y
l SIS' srsy W., sni, NJ Y,si ana .0n Red
Gssweii- 10 IN the sts.resss "a satasmI spiveyS
& pS.esmshi. Aiabams a. Nov oriesus-r "a.
h.nS hA. ard. n Berry Or L Hudsiaidsr csiis-
nans Asdy. Mrs Kelly, WIN Ray Csmpbsli X Kelly, A
silsedis bingham, DR. xoBrs: Light Z cray ssso
waller, Rrniiie Heugh.sn. p Mayer. q GIeasos 2
sS,. l,iIs u s Ross Tyler, Spring. GoGs
Conaay A Ruribut. q Duffy. q Rapp. Paul Hudisy
Graves and servant, W Day. D.nohos Burke. A
fss:: .ns i.d.H sSaa. A S.'st W.
lier Clcpperth. Tisdale EJurbeBi surdith, viii
li.n.op. Barry, W Aeh ard, " ogden, shsrman Z
Coone. Hunter, Lemont. tn. Johns ruth
eriord B Ficurnox Horton: Payne Newell Beehn.
Rice. Bishop 9 Gore. Aecorai steuart noCos-
gan sm,th Smith. J Sullivan. iarris. Slaughter
ST.S xi:sa siuDss% shi Sssa:, .1i sss:
ter. smith Y Bre .ster Ildridgs, Dalnspich.
Roes, WILCOX, Dixon, D1ty j 8ldibr,del, D
Hlser. I'm French and wife, Dodge, McCuliy Hem
stuart, Spencer J McMartschy. Wilson. s Bird. n
Beatty r Milton, Norton, Dougher.y. q Taylor,
Gleason, and naulty. Goodfature, DR. Kimobai
RLay. Patty b Downe. Bursley. A Bronaugh, Bart
lss stswsrs G,esnisas Ma,ts,hy Hsllsr ci,rh.
Jack Stanley, Estes Gable Scott. n Dayton
I Williams Murphy. Platter. Clark, WIN Mccormick
or SsSrs plrTo, W H Sisri .,,i-u..
n: Mary CLARKE Mis-; Nary Wiley, Sisters Of Hsrsy john
-HAssysa. ship oussnbsrs--xr Bluustt. oids.el. "
FAYAI-Brig Prenda-Z Weaver, Mr. soolasss--s7 sea.
men. cent home bv the American Consul
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Our New bs,ioan Correspondence.
Ill PAs,, September 18th, 1850

Id ~ y T'FIIIIlfI -JEIIe f'S7V
Coptair F,n.ir' Erpcdhior.
Fr.nch's overland eS- edition reached here on
the 10th inst. The people were much worn out by
The length Of time consumed in reaching this point,
end were unwilling to continue with the wagons,
or to prospect down the ella, as they had agreed
TO- They wished to follow Cooks trail through,
on pack mules Captain French, at the time of
their bnival here, was very low with fever, bui
utterly refused TO abandon his wagons, or his ORR
gpnl plane; some two hundred Of them, therefore,
took forcihic posteEson Of everything and carried
IL all over into Mexico, where they are now selling
the wagons and beef cattle, and preparing to pack
Captain French has not yet lett his bed but BY not
Welding his original plans he has lost four hundred
head n fine mules two hundred head II beef cattle
all his wagons, pts, and outht ot every kind o
large amount. lie will probably return 10 New
YORK TAM
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wiides waiher: Rough Ready. AbAett w..A,~.
NC; Queen. Dawson Baltimors LoAsisls RsIsr PM
ladephs Marcia Teos sweeiIer do BAnsor
to wind: soop Roger Williams, Sturgis. kYork.
PoErLssD New Arr tiig Watson Ailss. Brooll.s NJ
for EY.rh Aehrs Laof Ann. Jameson, aud Wrsht A. A.
sou Nv,rs CID bars Black squa tnsw Of Portland "a
Kcitsosp IosS sehys Copia. Sears Boston; Hss..
Brgsrr, and Fair. snsdioor NYerk. -~
ST MARks. Oct 3g-In ship Elisha Dsunison N,rt.,
far before reported for NyorkE barks Milford
NC tor do CO. Sid 18TH bres Sampson wheeler And "a
eissa, Powell, Nyork
sAvAnsAH Nov T-Cld bark Peter Demiii Hoey. Nvorks
brgs Brave lS~e) Lyhs. hontsvideo or Busnos AyrsS
Oltron, Febdletcn. kYcrk.
9Th CID hark Glasgow iBrL Marshall st John Nh; brig
Phura Thatcher NYork. Sid bark Peter DsmiIl brigs
Brave Pbilura. Olerop, rehr Statesman
sAIEa Nov e-Arr brig Charles rhanAs. Piukham. Mn
brdKe Tor NYork shr rucrum Phiadph tor 5Aoo 10th
York
wAsRrs. Nov s-sld brig smi,hss,d. Martin. Havaaa
The new bark Dolphin for Indian Ocean, has dropped below
and will sail In few days.
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THE Frafrvrs ssp Bosroy.-It is stated oy our Bo'.
ton that Crafts his wife have ,ahed
for Epeiapd The newspapers Inform US that there
has be- no difcuity In the way ~ executins the av
public meetings OF citizens IN large numbers express
the and the ability 20 enfor,e tbs Law
There a.. ms 10 have been reascn why the law should
mot have been executed aud yet the warrants In the
prsrshsle ONCE served and We hear 81 no At
tsmnt having been made TO them, and the fugi
lives bs We escaped 20 Englahd IL may veil be thtt
two persons Who managed To- escape from Flsntatlon
In Georgia and p.ss through the io,srven-
ing slave tn they reached the free states we're aols 70
eude the vigilance ~ the arshs and 70 Eject their
eses De In bs despite But the public have right 10
expect some rstisfsctory account than has Jet
appeared Of the fesscns which have prevented the
srecuton Of the process and Witch have caused the
seeming neglect Of his duty by the marshal o. the ds
triot III place any reliance on the most rea-
bic journals Of Boeten there s on the
,s,f ~ her ctisene 90 uphold the execution - the
lava In our Judgment the marshal owesit to the city
40 vbich be beiongr 70 explain the causes, which ~
sorhtiess ne sstisfsctory that have prevented him
from the discharged hs duty before the hHa escape
on the fusitlves .-Wsslfnsfon Republic Nov. IL
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MARITIME INTELLIaE NoE.



E'S cslTTsg Co s
Bari Wave. HalPin 5, Johns. Mp, FinlAyi Diana
nfs.1x$ss: sss%n. TsSd Baltimore and y..noH,n. Jx
Ss sI sSa Gs xi9i S
Sa;SS s.s; SsS..s ! sisrs
sl'ss a H rSss Psa:p sa
sieop"Hsr%sid. ps.ry. V euiiiors. cesss q.
Us Nail Steamship A,i..so West, Hys5p9ol oesS 2.
2 :: To- s..a s5s. :SI, s:.s,s. =
s.,'i q q :s e
S.' To sIIs% .sp s e.
nv an sn.si ~, ai sa9 Si; 81
,.S ,r,y SOn. and sS .'hsr q. .ohr
sS.Is. ssr. stepped AID the helm put bard
port, -. being tee ush cot ..rd they
tanee .pd the pilot At $50 left him and .srsd
:s' PtEy'I sssiss1 .ss. 8 s- s' iE.s:s
us sss sr ss:G ~ .y T. Is;Sss ISgs Oct Nth
,.pS1,ssd s hsnr: Ca,,ss sh lat a. Ion IS s. Pssed
ss,p og,,sSs,rs l.@ Peers H.nsu,s IS days. VITA
Rsrt chpa s sss~ %ss,I s.'ssn
and sI, s,. from GsT,i,,r si,S fruit EoSn;sS
viii SI: :,is l.ss:sa, r,''' ,''' days
o frenda tfort Austave, fnyAl. Oct H. In ballast,
nitn psssons,rs 10 kisop Chsunoey Was no to tho
ush'and. on Friday last and blown o (. gale
uh nm ist ", ton vs. spoke bark Jane Williams Mason
Biis Dsni Weld, Poster, Cherrydsld, sdsvs
sshr Oole Hunter (Of New Haven Thompson st Thom,s
Oct 10 and DAYS from Turks Island with salt TO master
WAS on the Bishiands 10th and blown the
s'e GALES lest foesa s and flying Jb aud split the main
san Thomas HULL seaman, native Of Sunderland. Enx-
lard Will. IN the act Of slowing ths b fell
sehr Rsinsow williams. Philadelphia. day,
sesr ,s,ah Perry, New Bsdfsra, dags
scsr IT. Ta. Jcn.,s'n. M'llis suffolk. v. iday,.
Shr ,larirsa Bude, Butd. Cape My. 2 DAYS
sehr harths steuart sharpe. PhlafsIphis 6 daya
tchr kntriesn Belle, Raxter Roston 2 days
schr Elitha BROOKS. Hinchiey. Barnstahle DAYS.
fchr sary Willis Cas- alter liz te
schr Besrr Nickerson Milton, Del y days.
Schr senstsr Smith. PHILADELPHIA. adaya
schr Rie Crsnde, Norton, Brookhavsn.
schr ssi ah. Perry, New bedford DAY.
tchr Louiea On ace n sten. = laws
pchr ssnl fsrhsr. Rus ell New Haven.
rchr nifr,d Pratt, ThoTpson, Miidrsa, Del fuay.
sehr LAudepreid, Corton. Philsdeipeis. day.
schr Cornelia. Bissrd, " ilmngtou Del DAYS
Schr Paw nee, smith wills inrtOn. Del. 4 DAYS.
Sehr Tatf Dihtie Stamf I'd. CT
slosr Thos " HAWKINS Jones. PRIVILEGES. Abont An
lo'h inst brir unknown. ssvns in bal
varks u our lsrSoard bow and carrying away jib.
One sohr unknown.
Sailed.
shr southport Mccormick. for Charleston; brrs C,ton
Anerevs oi savannsh Queen Esther Pendleon Pence
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Married..

On Tuesday. 18th inst, by Rev A. X. Camp all,
JAarsA BRowr, OF Washington, D. c.. to Miss ELIZA
By1H PEnrIELD Of this city.
At Cherry Hill. Hsmden. CT on the 18th lust, by
the venerable hdeacon Panton d. Vicar Geusra
OF the Dioeesa Of Jamaica GEORGE B. PAyros, Esq OF
Jamaica, West Indies. to ADELE CLARIssA, eldest
daughter OF DR. Elibu Blake, of this city
On Tuesdsy morning 18th inst, In Calvary Church.
by the Rev DR.. Hawks Mr. CHARLES X LINCOLN, edi.
Cor Of the Flushing Jou'rdl to Miss SARAH e. DAVIS
both 6f Flushing, l.. L.
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