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The population of Indiana is about 100000.

The population of Indiana is about 100000
During the last FIVE years, 1922 new buildings
have been erected in the city of New Y Ork.
Judge Levi Woodbury. paws a tax Of $729 Cd
the largest of any individual in Portsmouth.
Eleven vessels are up at Philadelphia for Cali
ornia.
Jenny Lind was thirty wears of age on the 9th
having been born on the 9th of October ls2O.
The Hon Washington Hunt accepts the nOm
nation of Wing candidate for Governor of New York, ten
dered him by the Wing State Convention at syracuse
The Richmond Enquirer says that the Univer-
sity of Virginia lOurlshng condition.
There near 300 students,
The British ship Commodore sailed from Boston
the ISL for Shedac, Nova Scotia with the nine Bermuda
convicts on board.
The benefit, in behalf of the family of the late Mr..
Simpson the Park Theatre ~ " realized the handsome
$3.50 Mrs. Frances Butler sent s3OO, and Fanny
| Elsser 1856.
The managers of the various theatres and places
of entertainment in Boston seem to be doing very good bust
their various attractions, and man must be very unreasona
BILE not find something to be pleased with.
The Pope's new carriage, lately finished at Paris,
the great object of attraction for the curious in matters of
luxury hundred thousand francs and SAID to
be more aseuy up than the magnificent one OF the
| Emperor of Austria.
We see it stated, that tine very reprehensbe ex-
hibion which mentioned as being opened IN \ ew YORK
been removed from that city, the opinion OF The community
W. bon a1d 6sI ,Re footing denied The repusve show
New York will not be permitted In any other part oil the
country.
A man who died recently at the Commercial
tiospita at Cincinnati from gunsho wound, survived 6s
hours Tier The ball had passed through the right aurc of the
heart This certainly remarkable phenomenon in the his
tory Of SUI gerry Upon post mortem examination the bal
was found lodged in the spinal bone, after also passing
through the edge OF the lung
Tom Thumbs house, now building at Bridge
nort il said IN he remarkable edce respects. TIN
little fellow has rather grand noOus Of space and has planned
for himself ample vide passages ana 3y entrances
as il were mansion for 9nian In other respects
hear that the house is extremely well contrlved IN all 1t
for The convenience and comfort OF Its inmates
The Mayor of Pittsburg on the lst, ordered thu
arrest of norton of the city councillors and hat they be
to a They were Immediately dis haIged by the judges,
The bahes c6rpu act The day Mayor Barker threat
ened TO hang The Judge councillors, and editors and agai
committed the parties jail They were OF course agar
and took the regulation Of the city night watch om II
WSvor's hands MIR. Barker threatens TO lmprson them
onGe more together all the judges. The greatest exc
ent Prevails in the city in of these singular
!, ceedings of the chief magistrate.
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Per steamship Portland from Galveston--AI Dagan and
children Me SIS Flu Ter w DaIyremple, NJ Wenn, A
Wenn, Kendall, G II HOllyman, w Shared. Hays,
l. JOrdan-and on deck.
Per U steamer Col Cav, from Tampa BayCapt Penn
Artillery
Per ship Quebec, from ewYork-Cant Jas Pinegar and
lady spt rhos Pinegar Miss Barton. Mrs LHpOrss,
Cagt Porter, TbOs sJurgess, J. Angler,
Per bark Saransc from Charleston Ms J, Miss O. Mas
ters 6 and Lott; Ms Butler, Ms Philips. Mn BOyee,
Miss Pomroy, Miss etss, and hOyce. Cannon.
Riggs, Turner, Hart, Rev w n wman-9 in seerags.
Per ship Indiana, from NewY urk-sr Thomas, lady and
sergt. Mrs Grayson, Mrs Mil Grand 40 in steerage.
Per ship Huguenot from LyeTpool-29Oi in sseeTage.
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Tennessee Anecdote.-The Price Of C0fee.-At
a sale the other day, in the good old Democratic
county of Caswe, the auctioneer commenced by
saving, Let's see what you'll give for this pro
perry these Wing times !" The corn sold at 81 5o
n.r bbl, the cotton ten cents per h., and the ba
con ten cents per ID Pretty good prices under
a Tory administration" somebody remarked,
like Gen TAYLOR well enough % replied an old
lady, but he had no business making coffee so
high! endeavored to explain that the price OF
her favorile beverage was owing TO an earthquake
which shook the berries from the trees before they
were rioe. " No." said the old lady, that's the
way with you Whigs--eusry hsng yoU do that's
mean, you lay q Oh DC Lord Z"
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French Goods. French Goods . French Good
BY T., III, PETITPAIN.
Furnture..,...... Furniture........''.Fu u
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
Ertensiye Sale bv Catatogue.... Without Reserve.
Hardware s ship ChandlerY.-....s Stores, etc
nv CARNIAN s. RICARDO.
Valuable House Servants and Furnitnre.
..On Account Of Departure.
BY p. Il. TAYLOR.

once NO. IS GfTdUtef street.
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, 10 o'cloct as Camp street
WI, be Id by auction, Of departure
the FURNITURE OF an Extensive BOARDING ESTABLISH
MENT composed OF SOFAS, Mahogany and other Chairs Dining Ia
hs BedSeadg and Beddng China and Glass Ware Table Linen
Silver Spoons, Forks etc.
Also the following very luable House Servants,
PRUDENCE, aged about IS, together with her
CHARLES and ALEXANDER, i and years Of age.
Also FANNY her daughter 6 years " first rate house
serva,t washer, froner and muse.
The above will be fully guaranteed.
As SAM cook good dinr
tened the genet Of and ANN, about IS,
Loaf house and nurse Titles only guaranteed
Also one o StOd1Rs toned Rose Wood PIANOS.
Acts for the slaves before T. o. Stark, Notary Public
eb Mo
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The Nuisance Whart, First yhuRictpalltV-The nui.
sance wharf, in the FGst Municipality, situated Immediately
above the meat market and ferry landing, is decidedly
TO those visiting the market crossing the river The
odor of deposits the wharf nearly all the time
directly into the Market and if may be allowed to judge
does improve if does not njure the flavor of the meat
and quite certain from actual experience that
times almost nsuerabe those crossing the ferry boat
Indeed stencil has been HORRIBLE occasions
that negroes employed the ferry boat have been
sickened by Mr. Murphy has already complained the
Council of the injury done him by this arrangement and
trust that some action will be taken. la addition the
facts already mentioned might state that of the
inhabitants of the First Municipality that the
they used taken of the river Immediately below
this wharf, they would feel pleasant about it. We
really hope that the Council will the wharf below the
| markets.
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Early FROST Injury to Cotton The Memphis
Eagle of the Slh says that there had been two
fross there, which had done serious injury. We
have seen (ssys that paper several gentlemen from
The country, who inform US that the frosts were
severe, and have done all the injury that frosts
could do 10 the misunderstanding the small bolis,
and iniuring more or lees those not matured The
backward cotton in bottom lands, still vigorously
growing, is of course greatly injured, Had the
frosts kept off at least two or three weeks longer
at least ten per cent more would have been made
We doubt, now, if but little more than full hal
crOp will be reali. ed this season.
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Greuer &co20 boxes cheese cask and kegs butter
fsFff &ergi hxs CHEESE SecComh 3 Nruf iu hht eggs
fchneider & Wiss-i0 do tfadn5 10, ~ hA. chee .,
le6 kegs butter Adams5i bbs isrt OIL Ncse = Bro
Fundries nFier.
ALkX4NfiRTA- Psr steamer Duck River; ~ bis cot
On lxcksoD &oo-f9 10 " Vita seOh0 do BoasIt =
resss1 ~ 7 f 4 PemrOg- g6 Bachaaan, Cgr.ol
- ~ ffqief qefgerl2 Cammgch "a 1fes~h iseekia.
2P ~ Nse-r g Burke soo-7 Lsvench Rows N Patton
r,si ~ fParlr0Y5 rolls leather, etc. ofder-
-, roy s1eaner Gen Taylor. Sun
BATON ROE'Grs Pc. ste.,.r - ~ E3eryy. 10 bales
Sg9 . IA r5e5-ep Eao- tlsandes Whiams &cos6
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning, October H. 1850
COttOn-The demand for Cotton rather limited
Saturday the sales confined 1900 bales slightly
easier prices than in the early of the week There is,
however, bur a limited su ply offering.
The Europa brings three days later from Liverpool
than that by the Atlantic Fair Orleans Cotton quoted by
the Committee of Board Of Brokers SID which is I'D
lower than the quotation by the Cambria Ths week sales
are put down 10000 bales, and the stock at 4s 600 bales
IrninsI I'll At the lime last wear.
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SHIPPING.
DOM EsTIC POh S

For Network and HYvana.
Ea. FOR NEW fOhh, havana United
sE%EEkA States ,AGlt Steamship COmpany-The new
shtAAAz.- and magnificent steamship OHIO, Lieut. =
Findlay 5chenck, eonmanlng, will leave on MONDAY
81 Mays street, Lafayette Tine arrangements for
fort Of passengers aIe the leral neT
spacious 5aoons and well ventilated cabins and stae-r0o
are combined all the convent 'nces oil hist rate hotel "a
LIZ An experienced geon accompanies this and all
other vessels of the Company.
RATS or PASSAGE: - ~
To New YoIk-State- Berth Saloon, SO W
Standee Beiih, Forward Saloon y w w
Sleea ge Bel tn, be- and separate mess y ~
OHavana-Stae-r0om berth, SalOOn. .......... % "
Passengers Tor Havana must procure assp rus from upe
~ Passengers for New York be transferred to the mag.
nifcent mail steamship Georgia.
No passage until IH for. All passage tickets ana
the Agents. ns1s ARMSTRONG;. LAW,RA SoS co.,
CfFIC will take the place of the U. s. NJ. steamship FAL
con- and leave NewUreans, with the Oregon and
Mails on the 18th inst. o. w
Zee. CHARLESTON AND II v AN
<FFETda Packet : United States Mail Line betweea
nsskssEssa Charleston and HaDanG, via SaDq9nah end
n En- Wcst-The splendid steamship Isabel, Capt Ro
Vii E ESsTf Is. 3 to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharesonSh and I'D of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the LIST and 18th.
RATES or PAssAGE: .0
Havana to Charleston or Savannah
NJ e.. MORDECAl, ChareslOn, or TO
NJ j. HART co. 81 TebouBeuhass St t., y Orleans Gn
e. Passengers leaving Havana by This ship can reach
Baltimore on the Fif DaV by taking the Land Route, and
New York and PHI ae nha in the time by taxing tht
Steamship to those ports uo cav
-. FOR PHII.ADELPHIA-Ihe fine fast sailing
IKE regular packet barque YARMOUTH, Captain
will have immediate dispatch For balance Of FIRE CHI
passage having fine accommodations, apply to the Captain
VII JOHN w. ANDREWS & co % Common st.
Agent in Philadelphia E. LINCOLN II Co. 81
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Fre.-The alarm of fire about 10 O'Clock last night
occasOned by the burning Of lot of wood and brush on the
Meane RIDGE the draining machine Of the First NUM-
cpay Nearly all the engines in the city turned out and
rolled" considerable distance, but we believe some Of
them reached the fire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-14

The Case Of lanes Lee.-James Lee brought before
Recorder Caldwell on saturday last for examination on the
charge Of stabbing Phillip Liner with inent to kill on the
night of the 3D. inst The affair will be reeoected
Cured Grave street, between Phppa and Circus streets
Liner swore positively that Lee the who stabbed
him. and Waterman Beecher fled that he saw Lee
ming away from the spot where the arsy occurred The
accused was returned before the First District Court for
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKET

JEFFERSON CITY.
Sunday Evening" October ID. 1850
Arrived per Pride of the West and Gov Bent. "a
head of Western Beef Cattle 40 eh Cows and Calves and
$50 Hogs per Duck River, n head of Atakapas Beves
and per steamship Portland. rom Texas % Caves
PRICEs; Beef Cutie, 31Sl55sze v Ii net Hogs SO
5}tc % III net; Sheep, 80 509$s IS y head Mica C0as
sl50s45 ~ head CGiuss, % 5@ss so p head.
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Arrest Of FugitiDe-About weeks since the cabin
of schooner lying in the First Municipality entered
during he night and robbed Of trunk, containing
siderable quantity of valuable clothing and gold watch
belonging the captain. The found the next
day in the of a named Charles AndeuX, but it
had been broken open and red of its Andeux
fled from the city, and here until Friday night
last when he arrested by the Third Municipality police,
and before Recorder eno He examined Satur.
day. and committed appear before the First District Court
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Saturday,

"a Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck NcwYurk via Havana,
Armstrong, iawrasOn g. co
Ship CoIumhiana MaIlett, Liverpool, Whinel Geo
Ship John Haven, Harding, Mobile, L Gtle
Sard bark san Miguel, Cechero, Campeachy via Ssa
Bareli &eo
Sp bark Maria Engraeo, MOnerOa, B celOna NJ Casii
Brig Soule, Smih, Havana, Trosgrus &co
Brg Adams Gray, Schneidau. Havana,
Mitchell IL Massendorff
Schr Ann Eliza, Davis Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr kurissa Balfuur, Mobile, ] 7 a reilly
SChr Mary Ellen, Miller, ApaaChicola, Faneily
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The ship Quebec. frpm NewYo,k sailed company with
ships Oswego and Rockaway.
The steamer Crescent left st Louis the 6h nIn pert
for NewOTeans steamers Empire, ALEXANDRIA Ohio Auto
ora. Bostona and Ne Plus Ultra
The steamer Alamo left Louisville the 18th Reports
o inches water from LOui vile TO Cairo
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Charge to AwStri@.-Among the numerous
mountainous and appointments recently made by
the President and confirmed by the Senate, is that
of the Hon. Charles J. McCurdy, of Connecticut
This appointment it is well known, given by
Gen. Taylor to Col sWebb. We are highly
gratifed that Mr. McCurdy has received it. He
has filed many high public positions in his own
State, and always sustained himself with great
dignity and ability. He is gentleman oil high
personal character, possessing In eminent de-
gree the bearing and department Of a gentleman.
| His appointment was well deserved by our sister
State-N. Y. Conn., AdU.
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To Our Advertising Patrons.

E Our advertising friends earnestly requested to
send in all advertisements intended for Monday mornings
paper, far practicable during Saturday; and the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-14

In speaking of the burning Of carpenters shop Con
stance street, Friday morning we did not by any
intend to nsinuae that the fire to the shop,
might by very liberal construction Of the language be in
feTred from the article.
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Santa Fe.

We learn from Major Henry that the people of
Don Ana desire to be attached 10 the State of
Texas. They are separated from the Santa Fe set
Elements by the wide desert of the Jcrnada del
Muerio, and if they are included in the Santa Fe
territory, they will he completely insulated so far
the government is concerned They will pro-
baby petition Congress to permit them to remain
within the Jurisdiction Of this State If the boun
Diary bill should be accepted by the citizens Of
Texas.
The point where the parallel of 30 deg. inter
sects the Rio Grande, according to late observa-
ton of Col. Johnson is sixteen miles above Ell
Paso. The settlements opposite FL Paso including
the villages of Socnrro, San Eeazerio ETC. are ali
below this line. The settlement of Don Ana is
about forty miles above il. Beyond this to~ar ds
Santa Fe extends the terrible desert Of Tornado del
Muerto, ninety miles long, and wholly uninhabi :
| able.
The distance from Austin to the nearest point Of
| the territory Of New Mexico, as designated in the
boundary bill, has been computed by Mr.. Robert
| Creuzebar, and we informed that it exceeds
| three hundred and twenty-nne miles The dis.
| lance from San Antonio the nearest point on
this line, is about three hundred and twenty miles
A letter in the Galveston News dated San An
tonic, Sept Goth, gives account of two murders
one of a citizen of San Antonio the other of
man in the employ of the Boundary Commissioners
The first, which occurred on the Goth ut., (say
the writer) took place in the store of Vance, Bros
" Co, and which resulted IN the death of Mr.
| VIM. E. Gilbert, in the employ of the Ordnance
Department, who received two wounds, both o
which were mortal, from pistol, sx-shooter
shot by Mr.. Warrington, formerly of Galveston
One of the balls entered the right side and pene
trated the heart, and the other went through III
neck, severng the jugular vein. Mr.. Warrington
as am informed, land from part of the testimon
! listened to while before the examining cour
acted in selfdeence, Mr.. Gilbert having broken
cane over his shoulder and inflicted a shot woun
y in his back with six-shooter. Mr.. Warrington
admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000. s.-
IN The other murder Says the writessaR Us perp
trdoe" by Il teamsIet III the employ OF the BOundal
=. Commissioners, the road, few miles from Ii
town, before their coming in last Friday. TT
person killed is Mexican by the name of NIGGA
Teiada, belonging to the neighborhood of GoliaC
The teamster, whose name did not learn, escape,
taking with him of the best horses from tn
camp-his VIII ereabouts up to now is unknown.
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From Bsrmuda.-The NewYork Express has
dates from Bermuda to the 18th ult.
The Dutch schooner PoIaris, Rutter, ten days
from Boston, bound for Surinam, had put into St.
Georges with loss of fore-top-mast and foreS 7st-
head. S:s
Rabbi from Jerusalem, who had been in tie
United States and the West Indies making coec-
tons for rebuilding the temple at Jerusalem, was
among the passengers of the Poars, as also the U.
s. Consul to Surlnam, F. w. Craigen, ESQ., and
| family.
| A derelict brig, supposed American, with her
stern knocked out, drifted Ambergris Cay, on
| the 22d ult. She did not appear to have been long
abandoned, and from appearances, it was feared
| the whole crew had persisted.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY M0RNING. OCToBEH IA. 1sSO.

The Weather.-The weather continuesWam and sultry,
and it rs though would end The
air yesterday bamydeghal in the shade but the rays
of old were thing but agreeable This Of weather
is not very favorable for clothing men or coal dealers
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Portland, Boehner, from Lavaca and Galveston
9Th inst, to u ris & MOrgan-2d my.
u steamer ol Clay Duke, from Tampa Bay via Pasea
gOua, to u Quartermaster-3d my.
Ship u eb-c, lngersu, 10 days from NewYork, Dudley
Cha>e--d my.
Ship Huguego, Gardner, from Liverpool 3Oth August
master-3d my.
Ship Indiana, Bennett, 10 days from New York, to
Woodruff &CO-2l my.
Ship WI Cooper, Lincoln, q days from Boston, to mas
ter-PowdeT house.
Ship Lucy Davis 81 days from Boston, maser-2d my
Ship PERKINS, Fitzpatrick, 80 days from New ork,
Fosdick &co-2d my.
Bark kimba Sleeper, 20 days from Rockland, to mas
Bark Telegraph, Crockett, Il days from Rockand,
Bark Coelia Plsbury, 80 days from NewYork via Salt
Key, to Price, Frost &co-sd my.
Bark Saranac, ates, 61 days from Charleston 10 l. q
l. Le,y-2d my.
Brig Rowland, Watts days from Turks Island, to master
Brig McNaiu Keleran, % days from Philadelphia. to
ter-POwdeT-nouse.
STEAMBOATS,.
Emperor, jerks, from Mobile via the River.
Oregon, Hlern, from Mobile
Crescent, Young, from ST Louis
Cant, Moore. from OuHchlta.
Gov Bent, Brandenburg, from Louisville.
Alamo, Reid from LO isvie
HOuma, FauSseIt, from DOnaldsonyille.
Embassy. Anderson, from Memphis.
Pride of the West, Rogers, from st Louis.
Duck River, Clark, from Alexandria.
Patrick Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
Gen Taylor, Hyde, from DOnadsOnvlle.
TowbOat Louisville, McPhersOn from the Passes-wen
down ight-brnughr ships HuguenOt and Indiana.
Towboat Anglo Saxon, Davis from the Passes-went down
hght-brought up ship Quebec and bark Telegraph.
Towboat Ocean, Disney, from the Passes-went down igh
brought up ships WIN A Cooper and Lucy and bril-
Rowland.
brought up ship n Perkins, bark A H Kinda
and brig McMain
RELow-CoMING UP.
BT bark Express, from Liverpool.
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The longer live, the more / am certain that the
great difference between men, the and the insignificant
Is energy-invInciOe Determination hone purpose once
xed-and then death victory. That quality VIII DO any
thing that be done in the world and talents no c
cumsances no o. portunity will make a man withouth
The eight hundred dollars necessary 10 procure
the freedom of Hamlet recently captured in New ok
the gitye slave law, have bCeP subscribed MI y3hn
WoodERa, Of that city, hiss yountesrsd 50 go " bAee
feg the purpose ofTsasSmins AanlsIl
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Desirable Building Lots in the Second Munich.
patty, by Auction.
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.

Once 81 GrdUler Street.
CATURDAY, October &c at oco.k-Wl be sold By public
= auction at Banks Arcade the following described Prop
~
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square No 2, bounded by Con
stance Mecert Magazine and Estele each
feet II inches 81 lin Constance street, by dept Of 27 feet 10
inches S lines.
TWO LOTS Of square No sos bounded by Apollo
CalDpe, and Clio forming Bocchus
Streets each 81
depth Of feet 10 inches lines.
TWO LOTS Of Ground No 223 bounded by Bacrhu
lines DTyades by dsplh Of 1877 10 inches
TWO LOTS Of Ground IN the Oh 81
feet II inches nes Caope street. deph Of l50 feet
inches lines.
NJ Sold PER plans made by Edward Gothie, Arch1ect
Terms Of Sale Onequar cash balance at g. u and Is
months credit without eudDrsars bearing
At er maturity secured by the property until paid
Act Of sale before r. uuyO Notary Public the expense The
purchaser OLA
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EIrnntt
NEW YORK--per ., - l'S5I .,;,.

NAY IURk--PeF steam.hii lhiss aurdry roiss
NEhPOOd1Pers ship bolamoianas l779 beea cotton
Ms,RILB-Per ship Joln Haven Halis.s
SiSALPer bark San Migns go Tbis fonr a do not..
toes, Is do onions. Il do apples. SO pieslead stc
BAaCELON 4-Per bark Mama f. sIaeo. g 3 bess cot
hAYANS-Per brig Soue: 100 bbls pork "a tcs hams.
bricks 81 pkgs cordias 40 bxs oandts, d cheese
HANANA-Pef brig Adams-Gfay 10 ea.ks % e hams
W es 4S7 b1s 1910 kegs lard. IS bbh beef 20 do pork
DO -four. do lsra OIL 5 udi. Irvine
PENS AtOLA-Per srhr Ann Eliza. s hhds bacon. 5
bbis Hour. 70 bale hay, . SKIS salt ETC.
,,APALAt.H COLa-Per sehr Mrry Ellen: bbs and a
hhds sugar 44hs 70 half do four a bbs whisky. 10
Aegs ar5 y eks and Db bacon. IS pea baggmg. % coils
| rope y sks Coffee etc
schF Rufasa 70 bbls -four 200 SKIS corn 50
10 Oa ~ DO wheat, 20 eks bacon, 81 CHS % bxs wins