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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
COMPOSING.

In answer to the inquiry Of an" old sub
scriber" as to the mos, preferable mode of
forming a compost head of sod cnt from
the road side, would say-aGtr assuring
him that envy him the pleasure of working
such mine-that | once performed the
task, and reaped the reward-arich harvest
of the finest hay. But my mode was some.
what peculiar, which will describe. |
began by spading the sods, not more than
three inches thick of earth, and throwing
them well mingled and broken, to form the
first layer of the heap, say foot in thick
ness, and upon this was carefully an even
" spread about two inches thick of unsack-
ed stone lime Another thickness of earth
and another of lime in alternate layers foil
owed each other, until the heap had obtain
ed the heigth OF, say four fee, when the
whole was carefully covere! with slap Jacks
oil sods-not to prevent the escape of the
gases, cut to keep in the heat, which soon
bega1 to evolve with very great violence,
penetrating through the whole of the intern
al mass. by reason of the loose aud polver-
lied state of its contents. The heap crack
ed open in many places, and the hot, put,
verified lime poured down the sides, but
these cracks were kept carefully closed, and
the result was, perfectly decomposed mass
of earth and lime, with no appearance of
sods, which at the end of forget, whether
of five or six weeks, was spread on the mead
ow; and upon this, after a short time, a
compost of stable-yard dung was carried
abroad carefully spread aud pushed in
Now, if The sods had been cut thick and
large and laid closely one upon another,
how long would IT have been before the
mass, thonroughIy decomposed and pulver'
ized-without predatory turning be ii re-
membered-- would have been carried abroad
and rendered serviceabIe to the crop Cor
respondent Boston CuhiVatOr.
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AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES

TTSED by him with such distinguished in thecure
u OF Coughs, Consnn P'on, Catarrh Asthma, Heart
Diseases by sIepsia Gonoh9a Piles, Female Complaints,
etc etc. Also,
DR.. S S,Fitchs Abdominal supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Inhang Tubes, and Lectures Consumption, and the
art Of preserving Life and Health to Old Age, etc etc.
Mis- LUCY d. LEE has been appointed Agent for the
sale of the above Goods and will keep them constantly
hand the residence Of Mr. Joseph Lee in South Royal
ton, VI.
NyDr Ftchs" GUIDE BOOK lMvALIps, and Directions
for Promoting Health, and rucons to Mothers in man
ngenen of rhldrcn may be had gratuitolsy, by call
ing for the house of Mr. Lee above An extremely
valuable Book. sally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
TOWNS READER AND
YIELDS dsramaaMer.

ITO The 70wn Superintendents, Parents,
TsacAys and Friends Of Education, IN Wash
utgion County.
series of SCHOOL BOOKS, by their Publishers, who
have full confidence that they among the most opula
works of the kind Offered to the public Of their
gro popularity, the public have the most fatering testi
muny in the fact, that they extensively used in
the Schools of New England, New York, and in other
sections Of the United States with entire satisfaction
aud that more than 100 900 of them have been published
and sold during the last eighteen months
Although hut recently presented In the attention Of the
friends IF Education in Vermont yet, they have received
lagg of HE public fvorand already have very
ttn,yy into use in the Public Schools and Academies Of
the Stale.
The following fair specimens of The Numerous mott
ces received in regard to these hooks.
cat meeting of the Superintendent Of Common
Schools in Chittenden County, VT holden Nov. 18TH lSi9
at Burlington, il was voted unanimously, that Towns Sc
res If Reading Books be recommended for adoption in
place OF The Reading Books in the public schools
Of the County.
From Rev. E. J. Scott, Superintendent Public Schools,
in Washington County 1919.
"These books have been submitted a lar &c por
ton Of the prominent edueationsS Of New England and
have received the universal txpr ssOn of approval Prof
RUST State Commissioner, of Schools in New Hampshire,
and Principal of the NJ H. Conference Seminary, in let
ter 10 MS says:
'Ar Towns hooks are very popular in this State, and
in my estimation they decidedly superior TO those now
in Use in Vermont"
The Sup rntenden; Common Schools in Chendoh
County.
The undersigned, chairman of committee to revise
the series ef Text Books in he County OF Chttende
Onmend the adoption of YIELDS English Grammar
peror 10 any in in the schools of this county
FIR. WHEELER"
Rev. Mr.. Knk, of Newbury Seminary, who Is using
lhel in his Institution, says Ol them
"Im the capacity of Teacher, especially of Public
Schools, have become familiar with great number VI
reading books, of them possessing higher degree
of excellence hut rom critical examination Of TWINS
Revised Series think that they superior TO any thing
Of the kind with which am acquainted"
From the Hon. ID. P. Thompson, Superintendent OIL
Public Schools, Montpelier, l649.
"We have carefully examined the above Series, and
cannot bur think that their introduction into common
schools should be favored here, it has been in Me-
N Ill., Mass aud N. Y, by the friends of popular educa
ton in preference TO any others now in use in this section
| of the cOuntry'
II ey are used in the Academies at Montpelier, ST Al
buns, Burlington, Bradford, Swunton Falls, Hinesburgh
etc, etc, and strongly recommended for inmedat,
adoption by the SuperntendentS in most Of the COunte
! in the State.
For safe at The Publishers Lowest Prices at III
Book Store Of
I. Id. R USE, MOntpeiier.
Mr.. r. has also the Childs First Book in Arithmetic,
work Of Superior Merit
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
Preservative for the
HAIR.

TTTCHEN l. ,rNDERsoN's Hair Preservative has
N now been in nearIy four years, and has proved IT,
self TO be the bss acIe for improving the growth and
dreds aie rrnsy s,ify It entirely stops the hair from
coming out AMI s to ii strength and vgor and gives
to hair the moS aIsrse and harsh, soft and glossy p
all ss1r and 1 ss ssDi du, IN te
der to have b, growth If hair beeause il allowed
III accumulate imbedded around the roots otthe
hair and clog. pores Of the skim thereby preventing eve
becomes dry and very soon begins to show signs
of decay and caIas III An this can be prevented by
proper oftH "sservaye, as il gives lie and action
strength Ia tbe snd leaves il son and glossy, without
being greasy. .-,,,
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale and retail by
Successor vSehen) Al Congress 81, Boston Sml1
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:
~ ."Och an what's yer honor agoln TO
give me. seem, as it's myself what saved yer
honor's house from burnin' to ashes lntIre'
lyW "How so, PatW "An sure, when
it cotched a6re, wasn't the second one that
hollered fire first p
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Drugs, Medicines, and Sta
tiOnery.
w II WOOnW ARD
wholesale and retail by $. K. COLLINS.

CONTINUES TO keep constantly on hand, DRUGS, MR.
" DtClNE and STATIONERY, together " ith all kinds
81 Miscellaneous ROCKS and FANCY ARTICLES ~ ali
kinds making general assortment and great variety Of
shed with Medicines of all kinds and ohe uWnI
y, Mt The most reasonable prices, School Blank
BOOKS INK, PAPER. Miscellaneous foCts Of nll k c.
&C. The undersigned having established mself in the
above business In Waterbury street nvet n
and People Of Waterbury and vicinity give him their
patronage, feeling confident that by his in The
business ne can ana VIII give satisfaction. asst
w. IL WOODWARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
FROM AN OLD AND HIGHLY REsPECTABLE RESI-
DENT OLE ASUTAKIILA. OHIO.


Dear Sr:-Feeng of gratitude you for the inestima
BILE benefits have received from the of your medicine
induce me 10 address ths letter to in order that you
may be able to add tn the t vi those indebted
hCted from ten tn twelve years with ASTHMA and cry
SIPELAS and had tiled all the remedies to be had amer
having the advice of all the best medical cUuldfnd
Ny hands and feet swelled TO be entirely use
less and could scarcely draw my breath, being ONLY
ABLE TO GASP. Whiltihus suffering under double at
Fiction ind unable 10 leave my rUon being most of the
time upon MY bed, was nOuCed TO use your CANCHALA
qua ahd ir the good effects Of in twenty -four hours
from the time first need its and have gone
on mendng until am restore TO complete health
have been troubled with pain in lht head 10 which
was subject before using the CANCHALAGUA, nor in
deed with any pain trouble whatevtT which perhaps
will surprise you when you Learn that am now i'll the
si\ty seventh year Of my age. trust thai may meet
with every in the sale If your invaluable incidence
for feel that fully merits every praise. and chetruly
add mne in the hope that il may prove OF beneht to you
Yours gracefully,
JAMES RAY
FROM R. II. WINsLoW, BAxKFR: wolstreet, n.
New York, Sept ID. le49
To FREDERICK A. GAY, ESQ.
My Dear Sr-I cheenully comply with your request IN
acknowledging with Others the benefit which have de-
rived fm The Of your Extract Of Genealogical or
California Plant Its effects upon my system are evident
and gTy and have induced me 10 nm nd us uSs
my friends and am pleased 10 asure you that IN no
instance have been disappointed in Its fcaCy. do NOT
hesitate in my confd, in lis remarkable medicinal quail
tiles and that believe il will be uEd to be bn
excellent remedy in of disease OF the liver ana
kidneys in pulmonary affections ard asc IN The uHhcs
tion Of the blood &C. That your merit in the nin ducion
of this invaluable plant may be apPrtcaied the sincere
"'S"" R" i. RiNsLow.
NrrPamphlets containing Description # CALIFORNIA,
together with interesting inform ation in relation TO me
CANcHALAGuA. its remarkable eihcasy ana cures Ae
EN- AWAY al the AGENCIES. 49,,
Sold by G. w. SCOTT, Agent, Montpelier, VI. So'iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
Constipation Of the Bowels, or
IMPURlTY OF THE BLOOD
II
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON,
MASSACHUSETTS,.

NORTHAMPTON, ttD Z, Io4S.
Dear Sir-I have long wished to You, that might give
you account Of The remarkable Of MY
ly daughter of violent case If scroula She is al
most three years of age In February last putrd
the lips, face and glands made their appearance, and
Increased it'll fTghul rapidly of her eyes also be
badly liberated that all appearance could
again he restored. This continued STA weeks, the
child being most horrible sight, and The hearts Of her
paTeEts almost broken. During the whole tf this period
bat te disease arrested in The least. While the
disease still AT ills height happened day to call at
the store of your very grntleay agent ntls place. ana
relating the manner in which child afflicted he
advised me to make trial If your CanchHlagUa. took
but bottle having confidence in it, but commenced
giving it according your dUcUns stopping all other
medicines once, and in just five days the swelling Visi.
bty decreased, the ulcer began heal and she improved
rapidly for three weeks and to our very great JOY was ap
pareny cured-lrss than bottles having been used
Naming this OF our ncrednl"us friends they
seemed TO think that the must have been entctsu ny
the use of the SARSAPARlLLA, and It was not easy,
under the circumstances 10 argue against that opinion
BUT NOW FOR THE PROOF. When the child al pear
ed be perfectly cured, stopped giving her your ex-
tract surprising all safe but in twenty five days the
eTupUns. running al the eye and swelling began 10
return We waited five days IL if would amount TO
any thing serious. 1t ncreasd rapidly as before we
again commenced giving her your medicine ana IN nVe
days, he period Of time as before y she began 10
grow better and in about two weeks was well again
From that day this the child has been perfectly we'll.
My father, Isaac Hodges of North Adams, Mass, Fly
SICIAN e us with the intention of prescribing
for her, but we were using medicine with success
and tht child improving rapidly, lie did not condemn 1t,
bat left his prescription 10 be used in your Ex
tract failed. We had occasion for II, and sure he
will now recommend your medicine In similar cases.
Your Obedent Servant,
HORACE j. HODGES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

REMOVAL.

HAVE rented the Brick Store on State street, known
as the BayIes store (inder the Vermont Bank recent
ly occupied bv r. Langdon into which have removed
my Goods wr hope &c my old friends and PuLeha-
sers, generate 10 "'r LUTHER GROSS.
Mo6tpeier A. .p "a 1s50 6wI6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

THISs the dritattemptto combine the ELECTRIC ana
l. MAGNET &c FLUIDwitn the powerful Vegetable rx
trncts in form Of an Ointment 10 he applied externally
for the removal If disease. The most unlimited success
has met with stamps j. the greatest discovery OF
the 1t is const ny cctng Of the utmost i'm
poranCe The inc reduuus COnvinced-the mnsl
iaihesS compelled 10 believe IN the UweT aud virtue
of this great remedy. It's universally Admitted to be the
most wonderful combination known To- WORLD iOTthe
immediate reli. fof disease and pam.
II neveras, while there remains sufficient life TO res
tore natural and h. ahy action to the capillary vessels Of
the body and eqnHZe the circulation of the blood ny
this means controlling gained overthe most ma
gnant forms of disease, when cannot he obta ntd from
any other remedy. Such is the power of this combination
that penelres every portion of the human frame ev
bone and MUSCLE vtn nerve and gamCnt Is seahed
aud made sensible Of lis purifying and healing innn
Hence cOpes readily with inteTnR as eNerna
disease
Numerous instances are on record, where this remedy
has restored health patients the that the
powerful internal remedies ailt 10 produce any et
feet Such has frequently been the case in inflammation OF
the patient need ever die of this disease Where
the magnetic ointment he uhained-hat dangerous ep
denic known as the ntrd Ely peas always be cured
by tins remedy. For the Iulammlory Rheumatism this
Ointment sthe most complete remedy prepared. In
30 cases Of 100 will Hird entire ,reftn The
cases of headache in thirty minutes. For nervous
sease il Of immense value Elections of the SPINE Teu
matsm amrness liberated throat, Bronchitis Peu
risy, Group Cholc Cholera Morhus Ague in the fee
breast Burns SCald head, SCrotuat Salt Rhenm, ErsPe
las named eyes, fever sores, &C., will be Immediately
relieved by the Of this remedy.
For further particulars and testimonials pamphlets
lef1 with each agent.
X. Collins, wholesale and retail Montpelier, VT.
Johnson aud Holden, Midhrsex-Stimpson and Ames
Wnterbmry-E. b. Green Rrhmtn d-T. A. P' ok, Bnhing
tnn-JosPph DPmsPy, Nurthhcld-A A tleavelnnh. u
nronk fpld-G II. Gale, Washin gtunFrench and Wake
Price a5 and 80 cents per bottle. 23:ly
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.N ew Goods.

STORRS & LANGDON are now selecting their spring
~ Goods in New York and Boston, and will be 4e4dng
them forward. daily the present week.
April %, 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23
GOODS AT COST.
COPARTNERSHTP

THE EXCITEMENT Is GREAT, hut we will endeavor
L To wait upon all. IT Is A RARE CHANCE.
Feb'y 10, 80. az H. KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-23

medicen used" Another" can with CONFIDENCE rec
ommend it," Another" II has been used with complete
success and am HAT it isa VALUABLE medi
cine" Another 1t SAFE, and very eff.
cac IONS medicine" Anoeler-"lt has never, to my
know edge disappointed the reasonable expectations
those who have used it," Another" 1t is equal il not
superior to any othet medicine within my knowledge"
Extract from letter dated Dayton Ill.,, April 10, l94e-
Il was first introduced into my family by celebrated
Physician, ten yeurs and such the beneht
nv wife derived from 1t that have not baen without
IN our house SINCE have also recommended atleast
fifty different persons since, inr Affections of the Lungs
and do moi know of SINGLE case in which il did moi
give IMMEDIATE relief and some cured after being
given up by their Physicians"
aAT- BEWARE OF COuNTEREEITs AND IMMITA.
TIONS, such as CARrERS COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM,
AMERICAN PULMONARY BALsAH, and Others in part bearing
the name Enquire for the article by its whole name,
the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,"
and see that it has the written signature of WIN. JoN'N
cullen upon yellow label, the blue wrappers. Each
bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan
Prepared nv REED AND CUTLER, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines Paints, Chemicals, and
Dive Ss 30 India Street, Boston, and sold hv Druggists,
Apothecares and Country Merchants generally For par
ticulars and recommendations see Pamphlet accompany
nq each bottle Price so For sale In Montpelier by
CoLLINs, REpTELp GRANN's. 6m5O
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J E''V'''F 70F''''
Mr.. r. has also the Chids FIRST Book in Arithmetic, a
work Of hyperion Merit.
1917
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

oArvspAv, may IL m
The cotton market continues steady at quotations,
with pretty free sales, including lots for export
Not much change seems anticipated until Aaer the
ceipt Of the Hiberna's due the coming week.
The -four market was heavy, and sales OF common
State and mixed brands Of Michigan made At .
decline Of about exc per barrel Canadian continued
in fair demand but the rmness OF holders checked
erstions Southern brands steady, but quiet
The receipts Of nour and grain by the Western Canal
shown BY the returns Of the way locks at
greatly below those at the period last year
For the two weeks since the opening canal they
follows; Flour, 24,563 Wheat sf5a; Corn,
10000 bushels. Wheat continued firm to-day with
sales OF Ohio terms stated below. Corn continued
In good demand, and opened firm with q fair amount
Of sales. There was rather Offering on change,
and the market closed less buoysnt. Pork oon-
tinued Arm, but quiet, sales being mostly Of retail
character. Beef was dull While lard Was Arm, and
sales made at q slight advance Coffee was without
alteration. Sugar and molasses in fair demand
but transactions owing to tho inclemeney Of the
weather, were moderate
AsHEs-There easier feeling In the market for
pots, with sales Of 100 bbs at So so 80 62 Pearls
firm, with sales Of 80 bbs at - IS We noticed
this morning the first arrival by canal, The receipts
during the week add up 400 bbls Annexed We give
the amount of stock at the inspection warehouse this
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DIED.

On Saturday morning, May 18th, OLIVE Louisa.
daughter Of Thos and u. Josephine Beaumont, aged
six months and two days.
Their friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral at O'Clock on Monday at 1878 Fourth avenue
On Saturday, May llth MARI FEENEr, wife Of Michael
Feeney.
All her friends and acquaintances are most respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this Sunday AFTER
noon, OF o'clock from her late residence 47o Pearl
street. without further invitation.
On the morning Of the nth inst, Mr.. CHARLES j.
RADro.p in the Goth year Of his late chief steward
Of the steamship Empire City.
His friends, and those Of the family, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral also Olive Branch Lodge
No 81 i. o. of o. r., on Tuesday the 14th inst, at
o'clock from his late residence Fourth street between
South Ninth and Tenth streets, Williamsburgh.
On Saturday, May H. WILLIAM HEsRr CooK, youngest
of Norman and Harriet Cook
The friends and acquantanoes of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence SC Bowery on Sunday afternoon, At O'clock
p NJ
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BAIrsoss NJ, SAT- brig. asv.e. ts.ra. ssrr.. o...,
Bosror. May 10 AR sshr J.as. rsrr.y Phii.aslpss..
S :nss f5.S: E Ls'y S.S
sarah oin.y Rs%ict Ms..ns.: iswsII LsSsls.% s s
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sss Tss:S Nh a%s .s, r
Ard Bster Nrork L. Lowell do siiss Wright. yoass q
81 SF Isss DSn s sss iss s
A.o James Porter brig Gipsy sid yesterday sohr H o.
'' SssH S.ss"ia ship xa,.sl.. tns- o,..ra u..
s.Sssr. My ar; s;ss css..e....; Nxert,
nsa.es csnia.s:! Iio'.so. Pals: s' No1 : Ss:.
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before they went and both lost their bow.s:s s.s
ss
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yhsteysr Nothing TO report inward bound. Wind freA
Ionas. NAY sAS; s.ii. ri,oli weeas;,.. B.....s
Harriet Bartlett BAKER Boston, CID Isabella Thompsens
~, 'sa;: N ,;,:::
Foster for NYof P0r' ''n waiting "'h'' ''A'' f'''
INV 0nIrAs May a-Arr schr Eliza s Leiper rAon.s
CIR. name: sninaSo. CID steamship cs;s':oa, Fi:::
%.s:;s ;2R
more: :shIs ShsI!y bsifOdr Mobile; Mary Ls'sss'i
a-ArT snip. I.i,isy wsriIl LIVERPOOL biv:ES.sl Orb
BRIG So1' Rs.sni chsses to .ss sS
hps Bssdices Mary Carson sohs Mary Ellen and Jovss
NoRroIx. May aArr schr Grafton. Sears. Dennis siA
sehr. Ashland Walpole Ann D. williams and Susan.
N,s sAs seSr Iaass As.aN o,s 4,
s' e Ss ss. Ga! S :S4 a ii.
NEw HAYES, Nay g-Arr brig. May piowsr Busssl B L
sd cS Ar 'i'i b s:s
f.s ss.sn sS: c"r''' S'
may A bark srGs Ts1.s ssH 6.
seh N s, ssts sss p. nssI GS
Ss 40 Ets
xss SysSt %:s;sy Smith .ssS Hsis-
lsr rfe!issses Es!Ts Tsftii rankin Iafss. s.si:
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SSSIs; CID SIIs TahssIsi SSssr; c.rd:ss:
:eSrs wssts1s Msse., SYcri asrtSs. Ts. SsssrS
M.
San FRArcnco, March 3i-Arr sehr Comet, Dowins Bal
tmore NOV ~ via Juan Fernandes.
SALEM, May 9-Arr brgs America. Treadwe, Philadei-
ghia Calcutta Ross, Bangor. bound s. Abort Hsdsdos.
sriRsroRr, May l-Arr schr Mary Emily. French, Baid
more. Sid 7th brig Calcutta, Clark. Havana.
WuMINGror, Nav 7Arr schr Chas Mills. Franc, NYer1
9Th bark Jasper. TASTY Charleson brgs Clarsss watts
NYork Napoleon, Gerrish. Charleston, SCI schrs Price
Brown. NYorh; Tosa, Collins. do Powell, Powell d
Van Glider c ..S myS: sa:
nas; Ceestina Pickett Boston; schr Luouus Adams
Teller D' ''iH Hawai-, ''A'
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S';ss Ann
ESssr; Sn.dsIai. Bay Sat-: Ryder Hsls, R.,;s
slGsRsE..s. Cumming. Pan Rive. Fred Brew. Gard
s F h.Ss n. A. M:.' Jane
Pschs; :hip ccn.tisSss. Brt,s. Ls.sp.o Arr, IL
leland s." s.s%%.a, cs%,: hence for Halifax and
psrieassd heavy westerly gales s
s' P:e s v shp nocu. Edrd IA,.r.oo April Is with
ns;; "a
p.sssnser.. 70 Gordon Talbot The bar 81
Snip esi.tss tisn Hurtaela Waterman. c.p. .. day.
sna S.y Ge% ard k. nI in = s The
mast, y s. S \ spoke bark asl.s Page d
Ky;scsSs S;r or'::, a;y 18th 90.
f$i: Miner. xiSss Mobile Ii days With sss... 10
..s E.s;:s ss s
ms.. ,Is soG% and ssis.Tt. also steve boat.
iron E.S.
ssS9 h.s Ann Susan nr saver. H.r.er Island BAHIA
Schr John FaIon. Hall, Jacksonvs Fa, 10 days, with
timber, to the master.
ship :" Emerls," from Havre, with passengers.
Ship Magnolia. from Glasgow.
Bark Alexander (Sw J. from Bremen.
Brig Queen Victoria iBr Port Msdway NS from Su
derland. with coal.
Brig Janet, from Sunderland, bound to New Haven.
Brig Itaska days from Cuba with sugar, TO Taylor
Also two ships, unknown.
sailed.
Ships PAnama Grswod, shAnshai Element Burnley, Ca
lfornia Guy Mannering Edwsrds Liverpool Splendid
woed Havre Dcvonshire Strickland New Orleans; bark
Lucy Een Cotes Chagres schr Wesoosus VASE Maysgue
PR
NAV I-Wind OF suAriss, SRI st nseilAa x; ct suaset
NNW. And clear.