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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

ELGlIcH1kOh
MISS ANNA NJ. BRIGGS, would respectfully
lNi announce TO the citizens of Burlington anu VI
entity that she has opened School for the ,nstfuc
ton of Young Ladies in the room over MT i. W.
SWANS store. opposite the Barrett House, where
she homes bv strict attention to her pupils to re-
ceive share of public patronage.
Tuition for Elementary branches, SS'oo
Higher branches, 4.oo
p,rGr,ton nor 90 1s.a-ip A. NJ. B.
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Clothino.

Clothing. -
cloth, satnett, tweed, jeans and blanket coats'
Scassimere, jeans satinett and cloth pants; satn.
CLOTH merino and satinett vests; net drawers ana
shirts red or whites comforts, scarfs, cravats, gloves
socks, ETC., just received and for sale by
so JSKIMBALL + CO
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x. u. Cords

HFFERS for sale General assortment Of Mer-
I rhandise at the Barrett House stores. which he
is disposed to sell at the most reasonable rates.
T. F. Cords has on hand a good assortment of
Hardware. Dry Goods.Groceries, Boots. sho"s,etc
All purchasers are invited To examine his stock
of Merchandise. which he is disposed to sell at
small profits. - All kinds OF Produce will be
taken in exchange for Goods.
Burlington, Iowa. Nov. Is, 1s49-Im
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Commercial.

BURLINGTON MARKET.-RETAIL PRICES.
81 BURLINGTON. January 3, $780,
CnAIN-per bushel. 1 FLOUR-per bbi.
wheat, ------s5 10 soc super hne------S4 10 4'oo
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Dry Goods.

~ PIECES cassimeres and arcolas, 20 bales s-4.
I'D "A and 5-4 bro muslns, $50 pieces bieacnea
musl,ns 90 do irish Linens, 80 do satineits (al COZ
ors and priceso do black, blue and olive clotns,
20 do t,annels (red, white. green and yeow) 20 90
plain and plaid linseys, 90 do tickings 3D. 7,s ana
a. IS do apron checks, with osnaburgs, drliings'
canton fannes, table linens, linen sheengs, ETC.,
for sale by (oct ab, '4s.) 6iRRETT IoorLN
4 PIECES ingram carpets, hearth rugs, carpet
Il binding, carpet bags, oil cloth, etc., ior sae ~
oct IS, '49 GARRETT SoorLA
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CLASS " ARE.

GLASS WARE.
q DOZ. Lamp Chimneys;9 doz lamp shades, as
~ sorted patterns; - Goz anil gallon jars;
6 dog. preserve lars, half gallon and gallon;
IL do candy jars, assorted sizes;
Also large lot Of smaller sizes jars, for sale low by
nov %, 80 GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

CAUTIDN..
IL Persons are hereby notified not to buy or
"a trade for note given by me to Burioid Mayer
for thirty en- dollars, due and payable about the
o.5 mber dated esd October. 1919, as said note
was obtained from me by fraud. am Determined
MT n nav H. fDac %. ,4aA3tD ABEL. WILSON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

IL. AZ phRRi.l q SoofEhS
To all whom 1t may Concern.
THE Subscribers would respectfully announce
l that all the notes due Nc Cormick. Ogden < Co..
for Reapers. in the counties Of Des Moines, Henry
and Jefferson. are in our hands for collection. The
prompt payment Of which is very desirable.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 40 FOoTE co
Burlington School Tax.
7 HE tax payers of the city OF Burlington who have
not paid their School tax, are requested to call
at my Office on tao corner of Third and Washington
Streets. After the first day OF January next, said
tax will bear interest at the rate of twenty-five per
cent. per annum.
Id STOCKTON, Sec. of The District. Dec. IL -
The Canton Tea Company'S reas.
500 LBsjust received ofthese very superior teas,
wv comprising every variety of Green and Black
Teas at every price, from IS cts to 81 so per ID. IN
perial, Gunpowicr, Young Hy son, HySon Skin, Hou.
qua, Oolong and Souchnng Teas, at all prices, and
warranted fresh and pure. For sale by
nov I, 40. J. +. TALLANT.
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n.NOreCE-The unsold Pews in the Co.gre-
rational Church will be rented for the present year
this Thursday Afternoon, at ; O'Clock. AL de-
airinr seats are requested to attend.
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Window Glass.
on BOXES by 10, IS do by 10, % 40 10 oy ~
e1U 90 do 10 by II, do IL by Is, 10 DO IL oy To-
70 do II bv IT, of the be BRANDS just reed and TOT
sale low by NOV l, All Do
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
Burlington Iowa, the 1st of January, 1850, which
IL taken by the first day of April next will be sent
"a III dos 4 lafor nfEce for insna
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- ESTRAY HURSES.-Taken up ny Ihas
SaN H. Vanderyort of Grandvipw township'Lou-
lisa county, lows, two estray Horses, one OF
which is a sorrei, supposed to be nine years Oh.
last Spring, shod all white ring around
the LETT hind leg and cut on the inside OF me riSht
thigh, appraised at fifty dollars. The other = :
dark danuled srey nearly blind the left cye APP
praised at fifty five dollars. and supposed TO be SIX
years old. No ether marks or brands pei ceivable.
true copy from my estray book.
>F LEWIS KINSEY, c. c. Clerk,
W,ne,,o. Ian. 4. ,oo-at By VIM Coiton Dep'y
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Notice.

pERsONs DESTROYS Of locating with Land War.
L rants, or entering with money, lands ID any o.
the adjacent counties in this state or IN Hno's, s
have the same attended to with Despatch, and on
enable TERMS by applying to the subscriber 20
Burlington, who keeps constantly on hand maps OF
all the vacant or Congress lands in said counties,
for the accommodation of persons who may 90 tne'f
business through him. WARD LANSING
Burlington, Iowa, nov I, 1919.
rz-N N. B. When desired, and the money depos.
tied with the subs criber, lands in the Quincy Land
Office District will be entered by Telegraph.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

WOODEN Yarns.
IN LBS blue mixed yarn; 10 do drab do 10; 10 do
~ red andwhit randum; 10 do blue and white do;
10 do scarlet; 10 do white; s 10 Zephor worsted,
all colored, for sale by fGovD JsKIApAn$ O.
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The AnniyersarY.

4 Grand Instrumental and Vocal Concert VIII
t,ke pisce at <he Congregational Church oy Tue
80 e..ss R,nd. assistcd by other Amateurs Of the
C;tv on the eth January. 4 full house IS respect
fuliv invited Is is intended that full satisfaction
viii BE riyen for the Quarter only that IS asked Tor
atcket. For particulars see small ei'is. ny Or
a., - mo Committee. tJan 8. 1860
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

Foote & Go. '---.,--s
WHOLESALE Grocers, have in store and to ar.
w rive, the following merchandise which are
offered low for cash 80 hhds sugar, ordinary 70
prime qualities, 200 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bols mo-
lasses. 100 kegs nails. NOV IL wafer SHees'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

ToUORS:Lest French brandy, N brandy, peach;
.hrandy, Holland gin, rum, wines, Monongahels
whiskey and common do; for sale by
nov $40 KIAfBALLI CO
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~ WKEYE E.sUOM FACTOKY.-EIl

HAM K-EAE
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
-. yyE Subscriber has now under his entire con-
tro, the above named establishment, ana is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
Co. proo,,s nv the Wholesale and Retail. He war
rants his work and materials to be of superior
quality, and confidently refers to those VINO nave
u.ea Brooms Of his manufacture for proof.
gg-Thc Factory is for the present - ,ne n"r,n
end nf Main street taec 90, '4a) D. w. BURTON
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To Printers.

lust received and in receipt of large lot OF 81,
nerior ssprinting Paper'' from the Virginia and
Phnnix PAPER Mills, sizes e4xs7 and 22xsa: orders
for anv size or amount can be filed a. the lowest
cash prices on the shortest notice.
Burlington, nov l, '49. FooII "
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raiSe.emens Of the Public Land Sales a, DU
skts4 BUOUE, Iowa.

Hootponemen6 Of the PuDEIc AaHu ',t'oS Nv ~
tssI BUQUE. Iowa.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
~MnkSA the Public Sales of Lands ordered
ET~sEA BY the Proclaim alton of the Presi-
HsHsAA dent of the United Statess dated
The fifteenth day Of September, ls4s to be neia al
the LAND OFFICE At DU BUQUE, loWA on
<Ae nth and 2lst days Of January $780, are oecafea
70 Be postponed until further notice.
Given under my hand, a. the City OF Washington,
this nth day Of December, Ammo Dom'ni' one
4 thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
D. the President: IAiLoit.
: - nIrTTEREIEJD Jan 3, 1850
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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lya,s, Cans and Furs-for Fall and Winter.
e~ J. sTURGIS & SON have just received -
HM fire. al supply of goods in their line corn.
CO prlsns Fashionable Moleskin Hats OF ave
nv superior quality-the finest we have yet oHeTco'
also. general assortment Of Fur and Plush Capss
embracing fine otter, Seal, Mnskrat, Mohair, silks
Plush Oregon, SLOUGH, etc., etc., large yariety-
medium do, Jeanette and Coney for Masses.
The attention of country merchants Is respect
fully solicited.
Hats purchased of US dressed gratis, and all oth-
ers at moderate charges.
B-An kinds of furs bought at the hignest
prices for cach. Burlington, nov 1,'N
A CARD.
THE undersigned have discontinued the ForWaro-
l. ing and Commission business IN Burlington,
and rented their old stand to Foote y Co., wneTo
the same business will be conducted on the usuaA
terms. Nv
They would cordially recommend Messrs Foote
& Co to all their old friends and Patrons here ano
elsewhere, soliciting for them continuance OF
those fayors which have often been extended TO
the house Of tBur. nov II FIG PEAsLEYA co
= PLACARD.
r!>HE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that they have rented the old stand o.
FL Peasley 4 Co., and being supplied with TAR
paulins for the protection OF Goods on the Landing
arc f,lv prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commission business. They hope ny diligence and
promptness to share portion OF the pubic pat
ronage.
They would also call attention to their Wnolesaio
Grocery Establishment, where they intend keeping
on hand large and full supply of Groceries, TO Do
disposed of at the lopest Wholesale Cash Prices.
Water Street below Jefferson,
Burlington, nov. I. FooIL = "
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OK Cases Boots and Shoes.

80 CaSGS DUUlS dITtI A'IIUoSs
WE are now in receipt of our entire stock o.
w boots and shoes, comprising most complete
as sortment of Mems fine calf boots; do extra ana
common kin boots; do kip and COW hide water
proof boots; do thick boots ass'd qualities; boys
and childs kip and thick boots, mems and boys kap
and thick hrogans. Alarge assortment OF womens
and cbildrens shoes. (oct 25) JIG LAUMAn . BIO
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AND WARRANTS. fer sale low for cash, or
{ will be located on long or snort ,ine' vi n."
.1,,,, towns Ss-etl;ce. at r. s. Adams Shoe
and Leather store, Main street, opposite Judge OF
o. ,.. ns;no WARD LAMSON.
lG Il
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

TTNOBACCO: so boxes assorted quaiities NhginAs
and Missouri tobacco, for sale by
nov .'49. bALL s. -
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TJ1OWN LOTS: Nos 500, $40, %, so, LA, 2s7, At
Sal a, for sale low for cash or on time, by
Burlington, oct %, '4s. WARD LAMSoN.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

Take NOticc!!
IL those indebted to the firm of JNO. Il.
~ CAMPBELL S, CO.. will please call and settle
on ar before the first or tenth Of January, II not
we must put our accounts in the hands OF a Co'ec-
tor Attention to this will save costs. We are
s,;no m leave JNO. II. CAMPBELL & co
Burlington, Dec. 60, isj9-3w
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Imnor,ant Notice-Save Gusts.

Important N"tice-save tos's.
LI.persons indebtedsto theFsuhscriters, or 10
y the late firm of w. +. Coobaugh, are hereby
notified to settle their accounts accordinSto agree
men. on Or before the list Gay of January next. IL
not paid BY that time shall be under the neces-
I'VE saw. tdec 90, '4sl WE CoOLBAUGH CO.
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~ Office

horobr c;van to those interested, that all notes
and other demands in my favor, either due or
falling due before the lst day of February mex,
mus, be paid promptly, or immediate steps VIII DC
taken for the collection Of the same. s,>
burlington, Dec. 90, 1919 W. Ln- @
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

TownSend'> Sarsapaflla.
-, p,7 nfthis admirable fall and winter medicine
~ lust reed and for sale low by
- "a j. z. TALLANT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

Fresh Wines and Liquors.
I CASK fresh Brandy; cask port VINE;
l. / do Madeira; cask Sherry; cask Malaga.
IA cask Holland Gin; warranted pure for msdi-
cal use, just received at the Drug store OF
nov 10, '4s 4 GAY :.
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1nEy. J. G. SHlNN, will resume has instruction
I Of Young Ladies, both in the ordinary ana hiSh-
or branches. on the first Wednesday OF the New
Year. Is-Terms. 81 and $500 per quarter.
Hours NJ instruction from / to Al O'Clock.
pupils admitted to the Lectures on Natural I'M
,osonhy and Chemistry. dec. 90, lS49-2w
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80 5. ADAMS is now in receipt of the largest and
n. most complete as sortment Of Boots, Shoes and
Leather ever brought to this city, which he oilers
low at wholesale or retail. His experience in the
husinc is sufficient to secure to him the patron
age of merchants, shoemalers and harness makers
who may wish to purchase goods ofthe above kinds.
His connection with the most eXtenSivae mahufac-
tories and tanneres. enables him to give great bar
gains. Call at r. S. Adams boot shoe and leather
store. east side Main street, few doors ABOVE JET
ferson. Burlington, nov 1, 40
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Collecting Agency.
NOTES and accounts, or other claims ~. '" Nc
the subscriber for collection, VIII feee.t ~.
special attention. [oct l, '491 WAhD l. 49, :.
Usage ORANGE SEED: - busn' i0f s''e -
I Louis Seed Store prices, by .-
oct %. $40. 2m Z. w. XII IL ME q sbi>'
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c
Persons calling for any of the above letters
please say Advertised, or they may not GET 'neih
la, a is5ost OLIVER COCK, p. NJ.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-03

Winter Hosiery.
Z ERINO and flannel undcrshirts and drawers,
w chlarcns wool sacks, ladies' merino, cash.
mere and lambs wool hose, and ! complete assor.-
ment Of chdrens hosiery just received and for sale
by foct IS, '49) G LAUMAy & Bro
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On Monday. the 18th inst after lingering illness az
diopsy JAMES horrGoMEnY SeuioT in the list year OF
bis are
his frepds snd those OF his family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral without further invita-
tion, On NedDtsday afternoon. al O'clock from hi.
late residence. 10 Blocker It,
On Monday, July 18th Mr. pATRIcs MoNuoIt Am de-
parted this lite in the Goth year sf his age
The irencs and relations OF the family are respect
ful!y requested to attend his funeral this amer
noGn tNcdnesday) the 18th inst At 4 O'Clock corner
OF Gouyorneur aud NJ adison SITS
81 Southport, Connecticut. on the 18th inst NApnY
wife OF CaptGin Jeseph W Davis
The funeral will take place this afternoon fren her
late residence. ....
Oh Tuesday morning the 1911 inst PErpEnics In
liant sen Of Peter and Sophia Hoeft aged one year,
nine months snd twenty days
Iht friends and relatives OF the family are respect
folly invited 10 attend the funeral to Gene
terry, THE Wednesdayl afternoon at Az past O'Clock
from the corner Of Peek Slip and south ST.
inthe city of Brooklyn on Tuesday morning. 10th
inst. after brief incss WILLIAM HeNBY, son of Jo-
month"; and nine days
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral this "wednesday Afternoon nj o'clock from
their residence, 81 Main s.
AZ Salem, Mase., 18th inst Hon NArHAvIEL sILsn;ns
Kew EpwAnp L. PARkER, OF Londonderry, ~ H.,
dropped dead In the street o. nat town the lih
inst lie had preached three times during tho day.
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The Cotton Market.

Nav loKK, WEDNESDAY, July H. 1850.
The Following Is taken from the circular OF Mr..
Ihouas stewart, the cotton broker
The transactions OF the fret week averaged about
iZe bales daily about half Of which taken by
the home trade The sai.s Of Tuesday, 9TH about
Tue same IN amount those Of Wednesday reached
100 bales, ciosip. with upward tendency ON
Thursday about 1000 bales cha pgei hands to p
Al which hour the Liverpool sales per Hiberna,
we we're at loss TO conceive whether there had
an advance decline. ON Friday full tele-
graphic intelligence was received, and buyers
compelled TO pay extreme rates for their purchase
winch amounted To about 1.sOO bales. On Saturday
business vas entirely suspended the banks. Custom
House, aud Post Once closing at meridian. On Mon
day thero WIS general demand, and tho sales l.
oecdsd ouO bales closing stif Yesterday to close
trcmo quotations at the top
Nebave nov arrived 1T point In the season past
midsummef-rh ich occurring ne IL does, without ripe
cotton an unusual thing in fact that has
before happened occasions great alarm to all engaged
IN commercial transactions Tor evidences stronger
than words phrase It, eventual very high prices
Tor The remnant of last years production aod
OF wild speculation the gleanings the present
The crop will come market next autumn With n
country swept OF the scattering bales Of ng
croIs, OF which, 10 IL now estimated lilo TO l2S 900
bales have already reached tho ports and principal
Interior dclos, and which swel- to that extent the
apparent crop OF last years growth which we have
now full evidence, did not exceed 800 900, II over
i,p2J $50 bales This H. point OF vast i'm portal nee
ana 90 generally overlooked that I DESTROYS Of
pressing on your notice IL fully confirms fny the
Org OF The growth Of last season. published In my
CIRCULAR Of "a April The plant has not improved be-
ing sim full three weeks behind that OF last season
below ~ n L., ano four week. above that line Cold
nights Are already prevalent, and II H. noserinx at
height OF inches la al OF thrifty bush Of
tve feet ANY other than a short crop u nps mpcs-
sibe, and lest might be considered speculative re
Train from publishing What believe will be he result
even With an autumn like the iAst.
LNERrOoL tLsssfrtCArtoS
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Herald Marine Correspor
Ssiles-Schr Crusade. Eply NYork.
l5th-ln pert schEs Energy Myrtle and Margaret Ann


Hersin MARINE correspondence.
; ss.ilss :, e, crS,ads Ripy. Myers:
Foreign MALE.
III I'll , s.s. q .1ss, hSrs! s. 0I Ra. r. taa Liver
on this day. I,h a, the u'-ai hour Letters be
IrrTsR BAGS o. steamer wa.hinston for Southampton
tss b,snsS s, s9ss a. ne EXCHANGE Reading Room s7
xnssesvs Letter baxs ere also ct Kesyons wai
miscellaneous.
Noarssss pa' ie.es nj s, 20 s ssn Juan
wind
srrANrn NV woniD Waterman which left tAi. Dor, for
san isnciseo sth Feb last has made remarkably rapid
L 70 Icr, % her route She yassed through me
th,r before don. n re passage from s.ra.
wisa s * lac rom sSsi AST, heavy hs.d
days Ihe ieoyins % AZ atstraet from her ss-Runniss
sheh ~ ran avs hoTth ana ,ook TIRE. DAY. rsarn
TAis is ;hs qui'kssi "trip record ~ Gays.
hs s Sqsss!H Ger Iiyoryool tsund % Ss- yort Loaf
ioss turess sysksd as5 sss.enss, fbs
advertised for ve'se 20 t,is te YORK
YsS or quebec salt laden vs wrecked 90 sssssrs Ssh
~ BHia N.vrnus. Taylor. At Boston. from cOrl. rsa
dsuaso, suppose
BsIs Pss,ss. Bromley freg and for bridgeport, cep-
safely a. & Joins so tSs o,rso ssar A'' ''r''a
snS 2; 1 UT Lssr.pse e n'sss .T'n Psrr.sors
S & Sn 20 s 1 M. sSs ~ Ssge ssS' ..
,ss%,t Vsp%ss - hs's srss. and ar
from DaBvsrs. With loss % bovsprt.
b. s sSss ssyr, TngTg.:n l'sH NJ. Ys,t Tor a.,t.,
,ushe. er esso consists Of -four vinegar and candles.
vessel sis s is mouths oij i1o ,oS. s.s issur.s
notice MANNERS.
nsg q 's i1r,sr r,S'nf nshs On hyso- a,.s
the rsst month (NAy from pole due north % the spot
,ss sfst is On ii,I nay II. xss,Ss sisSs;io. I.
Al arovnd distance Of 10 2L miles Thsisht srhib,t-
Cd Al the period hitherto tbrousbeui he year
whrismen.
ca o, Nnedford 18th ships Montreal Ti,h NPseise;
saul Thomss (gi Nsstspoi.s,tl, Isu1scrt. s,isna.
hhe 10 Ion. w % hpp,l ~ tSs En'sy. IL NBsdiord. and
A. bermuda juiy tx iohr Uaion tsf PrOvin.e,o~n.
monthsout.
ssip Cadi q barcelona vas pass ssh list on Cape
ship United states Of Bath vss rassed 9th inst 81 In
sp Thomas Jc.svp. passed Indian Key 10th inst
Bari Jsponis. sh.nkisnd days RON rh,dslphi. for
HasAnA July 9th, Caps Hatterss, bearing Wv ~ ", IS
Dsrs Ly,u~us Ro,ch from Norlcans for B.rtado.. tcd
fs TURKS lsAhd ard mit in ballast sdsys June 18th.
Bfil vrgniAr 10 days from Sorfst Cor Noreans July
b.. iS..rsus 10 days from s,,.nD.h for Soris.s. July
sshr ssv Zealand rosnd 9s.y. from Passport for s.v
York. Jriy u. er~ % Cay Head.
csLdsosrgl
,.ssi W. :.gss.s ::
Ei, u s.y. ss.crs sss .s srses 70 proceed further uh
n'5 c sss sysss r. ffs5s sss SYe tsssa
% CsiforrsA days June %. istsi * len q 3s
Foreign Po~ss-
nEnsynA, June 2S-Cd steamer New York, Jenss ron
sssI ~, 8 srs. v.,ss. Pns fer sycs asy,. Ias
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bee a1 r sHo asas odsd H K'ane
shall Co Eliza n Macaodv sSI
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fs2aer savage easto S Sne iHA''"'A Co Sarah
BriFs-Gust.i, Wilhelm ssi ISHd Stockholm. Fuuch
son SsaIsS; ssl r5, TTgas aayFs Boyd nineE-
'aIsn. "csneg P;soz; Ms +, Brsrs, Rssstph
rssn beaufort NC Lisa j, Edridge, Portsouth Nh
sioop-oregop, sturs,s Providence.
sns ~ e g % Soss gpas n
eis The rnsds on the Oh and has had moderate
ship Aianss Lamb lssSsrr Juas Flushing ziS. and
si on 81 Hnr
10 Passed ship s,eeres showing red sAd Blue swlIlOx
& sa1s ,ss ,. 81 showing red and blue signal
Ship Geo,gs Law lnew Osborn PASSPORT. days. in bal
a Da K hSssT s Ts9 %
railroad iron and 2 PASSENGERS, % ordof.
Thomas July sh WITH molssses &c 70 MASTER 18th inst lat
ssa f from Ssy s S's cotton
vs &C., rfsS s'sTy 'a'' De Cuba II
Brig Herald Gray Apaachieos, is days. with cotton, to
his swan Pierce. Bermuda July no. with snons and
a l..is 1SsT Calais 7,sy.
sshr a falss Wooster Pgrs.r Prince. July 8 With
Ion 7t "a passed bark Abbott Lord, of Baltimore
Sehr Peterson Conokn, 81 Johns EF 6days, with lum
Der, to j Rockepbprg.
sehr Isabella Thompson, Camp Atskspas lsdays with
timber. 20 J Rocl burg.
schr Louisine, Robinson, wiin ston, NC, days. with
naval stores.
sehr George Davis, Chadwick, Wilmington. NC. days,
with naval stores.
sehr VIM Henry, Va. clsf, yirrinia, ?day,.
Schr Henry Setley, Jarvis, virginia, days.
Sclr Ann Carroll, Miner Virginia, 3 Gays
Selr Hanover, Iamkip. Richmond, d days.
Schr Chief. vannane, Virgins. 2 daJs.
Sohr Tunis Bodine, Bedmore, Virgins, 2days.
sctr Frances Depsu, White. Virginia. 2SHys.
sohr Princess, Howard, Virginia, days.
Sehr William Cabsey. Collins, Virginia, 2days.
Sehr Mail Crspper, Berlin dsys.
Sehr Gregory, Parker, Virginia, 2 days
Two ships and one bark. unknown.
JuLv l6-wind during the day from the Southeast.
Packet ship Yorkshire for Liverpool has anchored at the
SM Spit. "