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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
N. II CLARK,
(AGENT,)

No. $50 Third So, directly opposite BarnEm'.
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens 81
n Glasgow and its vicinity that be has on
hand one Of The most complete and extensive
assortments Of Shirts Furnishing Goods, and
Fancy Articles, to be found in st. Louis, and
sOllcits the patronage Of the public.
In conneXion with the above, the SHIRT
MANUFACTURING is extensively carried
on. Persons wishing Shirts made to order,
can be furnished at the shortest notice, with
a fashionable article VI good materials, and
at low prize. The following, III part, com.
prisUs the stock:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25

Mn. FILLMoRG.-The Lexington %.
serrer and Exporter contains the follow
ing letter. i comes at very aPpro-
PIRATE time. 1t was private letter ad'
dressed to gentlemen Of Lexington,
Immediately after the Presidential cleo
non, and is now first given 10 the pub
lie:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
Cash Paid for Wheat.

4 T the market price by C. B, Fallensten
N Glasgow, July IL 1880.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
ALBANY. Nov. II, l94S.

DEAR SIR am panied to hear that Mr.
Clay has been quite i'll. | hope he is now
convaIescent, and that life has much Of
health and happiness yet in store for him.
He is a noble man, and hen he falls, ave
ne'er shall look upon his like again"
am told he has said many kind things Of me
during the canvass, and tina. he vindicated
me from The charge OF AbOlitiOnism, but
have not seen his letter, still | am none the
less grateful for his kindness, and desire IC
be mos. cordially remembered 10 him.
| am truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25

ItOD LIVER OIL--Fine fresh, warranted
- pure, Just reed and for sale by
mar4i F. W. DIGGES q co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
Insurance orr Memp,

wv E shall continue to charge the old rate
w ofpremium on all baled Hemp, un.
covered with bagging, shipped to our address,
when advised by mail of same at or before
Shipment, or endorsed on Bill of Lading, viz:
Insured on open policy of Haaenkamp d Co.
Consignments solicited.
HANENKAMP g. co.
St. Luuis, May %, lS50-l2-6w.
ELOUR- Boonville City Family Flour,
4 kept constantly on hand, and for sule by
June & J. w. HARAIS q. co,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25

, tv-. y. PORT or GLASGOW, nyS, h,
- i cou- e=---s5,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
SILK Tissues g. Baregcs.

4 ALSO wish to close out, what is left Of
1 silk Tissues and Barages, about 10 pair or
patterns, and offer them for prime Eastern
cost. June Is C. B. FALLENST Elm
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-05
IOHs S. mIT, IT. Editor.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8.

10 The editor being absent will account
loF our not having any editorial matter this
week, except the Address on our first page,
which we republah by the request Of some
q our patrons. We have been favor.
ed, though. with two communications
one Of which pertains to the reception oi
Mr.. Foote at Canton aud Jnckson-,he facts
Of which are chiefly derived from the Mis-.
sissippian aud the other points out, in a
clear manner, the overbearing way in which
we are treated by our brethren nj the North,
and proves, by the extracts in il, which are
taken from some Of the Northern papers,
that they viii, eventually, repeal the Fugi.
i've Slave Law, We would ask our pat.
rons to read them both attentively, for they
are from those who aro for holding up the
rights OF the South, and who will not yield
% these fanatics Of the North.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-05

lave imyls in the District a. Columbia.
The tmfha which has been 20 long carried
on beneath the shadow Of the Capitol, hank
Heaven. i a. least abolished. The ioul
bot upon our name j. removed The NH.
mate doom Of slavery Itself, within The linn
rs Of the District. Is also involved Ia tins
welcome enactment. And IN this 0nnex
ion ve cannot iofJear TO congratulate the
Wings Of Massachusetts, Upon seeing the
names Of the TWO Senators Of California
their first important vote in the Senate. re-
corded in favor Of this measure Of justice
and national honor.
Fellow.citizens-we have thus rccnpitu-
lated the measures which have grown out
Of, and terminated, a protmcted sectional
strife. If Massachusetts, could have legis-
lated for the whole country, some further
forms and p~rovisos would have been secured.
But, ne a whole, we think the people Of the
North have gained the substance. The adj
mission Of California has turned the scale of
Empire. The dominion OF slavery has fled,
and that of freedom has returned The re.
public, as a WHOLE, is free. II was in spite
Of the unanimous struggle Of the Wings Of
the United states that Texas was annexed,
bringing war, conquest, and sectional con.
troyersies In It's train. Those controversies
have at length been settled, aud 1t belongs
to a Wing administration that so much good
has been accomplished, aud SO much evil
avoided.
The scheme Of hnnexaiion, engendered in
the lust of conquest, has at last returned with
some blessings upon the advancing interests
OF liberty. We have gained much that is
positive and permanent. II is recorded in
organic laws, and is beyond the reach Of
change. The spirit Of conquest has been
stayed. Triumphs of liberty and the Con.
stitution, such as Wings can approve, have
been evoked out of the victories Of slavery
over the Constitution, such as Democracy
had achieved.
We make no comments. Read and Judge
ye? We did hope that upon the passage OF
the Compromise Bill, our brethren of the
North would show their love for the Union
by carrying out the provisions of that bill
So far, we see nc prospect Of our rights, eli.
thef Under the Constitution, or the act OF
1868, or the act of 1850, being recognized
by the North. We believe the general sen.
timent Of the Northern people is against the
Fugitive Slave Bill" They have COM
menced a crusade against Southern institu.
tons, which will stop only with their ex.
%tinction. if il be not resisted.
The South has for years, borne with and
conceded to the North, in their demands.
In return, she received nothing but gall and
bitterness. A mighty power now overshad-
ows her, and her morning may become dark
ere noon. A power more fearful than the
power of tyranny or conquest. Let the PEG.
pie of Mississippi await the result of the ac.
ton on the Fugitive Slave Bill at the North
with calmness and deliberation. p.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-05
FOOTE'S RECEPTION IN MADISON.

MIR. Foote made a speech at Canton,
Madison county, in this State, on the 2ist
ult, which we are informed was so obnox.
ious in It's character that the people became
exasperated, and hung him up IN cGgy as a
traitor. Now, it will be reeollected that
Madison county has heretofore stood up
stronger for Mr. Foote than, perhaps, n
county in the State, and that she probably
did more for him in his election for United
States Senator, than any other county.
But The people of that county, being truly
Southern in their principles and feelings,
still occupy the same position in regard to
Southern rights which they have always
done, and which, W. doubt not, they had
fully trusted Senator Footc would maintain
in the hour OF trial against Northern aggres.
sion, but they have been sadly disappointed
IN him, and they now bitterly %denounce the
traitor who has thus deceived them. Mr..
Foote, it seems, met with but n little bet.
ter reception ut Jackson. lie was not
there hung in effigy, it is true. but he was
denounced us an enemy to us, and charged
with cooperating with our worst enemies
at the North; in his speech there, he eulo,
gized and Landed President Fillmore's course
in relation to the measures recently passet
by Congress, so destructive OF our rights ant
honor. He also eulogized the course o
Clay, Webster and Duer on these measures
declared that il was his belief hat the Flu
gitive Slave Law would remain on tn,
Statute Book unrepealed for a hundred
years to come and declared hat the peopl,
Of the North acquiesced in the law, an,
that there was no unusual excitement il
that region. Now, how any man could ge
up in a public meeting of enlightened South
ern mep, and assert that there was no ex
citement against the Fugitive Slave Law a
the North, when almost every newspape
from that quarter is filled with notices Q
public meetings and gatherings of the PEG
pie denomncing it, and t~hreatning blood,
revolution if it is attempted to be enforced
we acknowledge our inability to perceive.
Are not such declarations a shallow at
tempt to deceive us? Are not these reck
less assertions by our United States Senate
an insult to our common sense! Mr.
Foote'S speech at Jackson was replied /,
by our fellow.citizen and neighbor, Judg'
G. p. Smith, who, it is said, made one O
his most able efforts, and completely demol
ished the positions assumed by Senate
Foote-in so much that Judge Smith
speech wal acknowledged by Mr.. Foote
himself, to have been one Of the best he has
listened to. But, Notwithstanding all the dis
comfture of Mr.. Foote. the Wilkinson
Wing says: Hon II. S. Foote is carrying
victory before him in the Northern part o
the State" Now might not the Wing have
said with mnch more propriety, that tn.
Honorable Senator, was carrying victory
before him in the Northern par, Of the Uni
ted States, Y.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-05

schsmes which eseu hcrown citizen. aamii
mnsf feauli IN tho Disruption Of mis gioiiopa
eonfcdefary 5ui we d the south are 20 %
siiest. to fold our arms IN quiet submission
ans. disunted divided, snd u~noFganiScd' 70
meet n our very doors the -oid serted mas
ola eusiicsl determined. aud united foe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Of the house johnson was perem ptory when she re-
sorted to sratsgem TO aid the escape Carson who
concealed In front room the hrst etory. John
insisted upon entering this apartment and during
q momentsIy parley, Carson, half dressed ned from
the house Jsbnson rushed after hini. when the 70
OF johnson's party. a young man psmed Paul was
ooged TO seize her and dras her away ths d,or
~ the rick OF tearing her clothes ffoGl her back
AS CarrcD emerged fron the street door he and one
OF the ofhcer's assistants stationed there grsppled
larson, being strong athletic knocked his
Another Of Johnsons men headed him of with horse
pistol.
Turning, he encountered johnson himself, who was
calling out to bis to lay hold OF him lie had
pistol In bis hand with which he threatened to shoot
the first man that touched him
Johnson ordered his men to shoot him or knock hin,
down. and ruehed up to him pointing his pistol to his
breast. Carson swsre that he would shoot him. and
pointed his pistol to Johnson's head
simultaneously, johnson caught him by the throat
with one hand and with the other sruck the dsspera
does weapon out Of his hand In another instant
Johnson's men had prostrated him to the ground and
he was secured
Carson's pistol discharged at the moment it was
knocked from his hand by Johnson and Of the shot
bit MIR Paul in the hBger inficting a slight wound
But for Jobpsons presence Of mind he would have
ceved the charge In his face and been shot through
the head
The re,oluton GOODNESS and bravery of officer John.
SON is deserving Of all praise II there such
vgiant and determined officers rowdies, rioters and
rufiiaps could not hold the sway they do.
Carson IL . tailor by trade, excellent workman,
and quite genteel looking person. For some time
past be has kept bad company aud has been his de-
light to rejoice In the name Of the bully Of mischief
Fcrape. and likely to obtain more notorety than he
sought Pail. Bulsiin, FEB 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08
Our Baltimore Corrssponde nee.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, 1850
The California ps-Capfain Be'nsit-TAs Custom
House Difficulty Trsrsiio Charleston Fresh SiSs-
TIE hSgksfs, &c.
The news from California has caused more excite
ment In city than the arrival Of half dozen Eu-
ropean steamers would. The destructive Ere aud the
iuelHrepc. from the gold region have throxn gloom
the hearts Of relatives aud fe nds aud the letter
mail viii be looked Toe with unprecedented anxiety
Captain Bennett. Of tie new ship Fanny. who men
TONED yesterday bAviD. fallen IRON the topmast OF
his vessel he nov believed to be in fair way Of reco
very.
There has up t. the present time been no removals
in the Baltimore Custom House, though ali hands are
on the TOOK out, equals are ahead Each man Is
calculating 80 To hos he stands la favor With the Col
cctor, and each comes 10 the consiuson that should
all hts brother Inspectors De removed the Collector
will certainly do without his valuable services
No pay for the past month has been received yet and
" Is said that they will hereafter be paid quarterly
instesd Of menthly.
Or Rspbt~is lectures the poetry Of the Hebrews,
are largely attended ~ both Jews and Gentiles.
The ,tssmshp Republic sailed yesterday for Charles
ton, With II lees than 'ev-nty nine passengers AS
the PbiisGe'phia aud New ork lines TO Charleston
have been dTANn CT this boat will doubtless do line
business this spriog During the nvs months she has
ben running, hVs,rer, che has barely paid expenses
Freth sbs0 tave made their Appearance In mar
ket Ia considerable DUmotfs brought from North Ca
roiita Thy sOd ior II pair but they were not of a
very delicious quality. Ibe Potomac shid will be
cur marsot YESTERDAY, The sles Of cdse were LARGELY
aisnoe BY te tra Bat ,he msaiss ~a less s2irsed aan
~ asa $40 snd suy ~ Be- trcb prao, ahe rse
sdse vas vitawa IteeUrees DO nste.tahish
s msrle a hen ssh the rss' tso days We have 9nly
prices rood g. PRIME r,d 700 ,'g We note Gales q
lsev corn a. be sod white be Oats -Lned ,alss a.
urishrs AZ . - p W ibL also % hhas CO.
-, % 800 sI7S nhskeJ- no sharsg SAILS Of tbi, at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

CHAcRIs- Steamship Phiadelr hia-ssmpson Fox, John
0allaher, Wood Gibson, jr q Wilson, Joha weltiy. y
yentsel Philip sheyer Philip Keller Thos Bailey. Prter
campbe. Trsdk Shrnsn. a Wheeler B D srss I'd I'd
Chapman, John Stevens Mr. Buckman Valentine Voorhees,
Bsardry, Affair." John Stevens John Mason, John
Randolph Norton Chessmap Oliver Compton Henry Nil
Lev. neMrIty. 4 Spear. Fred A Gibbs. YIN vosh.
and ssryans. Perry, Stiles, Geo AckermAn Nj Ha
Mslles ssagall. Jos W FAsin.. Jas Risehe Roswell
valentine : Lynds Putnam; D Johoson. Benz
Serre Higgins Jas Table, Thos Marlin Mrs Dedersr and
two children W% sneyitsr Jas NGarss SANGER Miller
Tons, c Rple.t, Stuart. David Cole syrsa Leonard
Lewis Lynch David Foster. Peter Ferguson has Jones
Hcrgn,O, Barber sGsn French, John kscolo@ Rsts
race horten 5Ohn Campbell Amos Nayin John Moore y.s
Up Spear James DaIrah Allison Hickey John Grace
nsviey, " Cleveland . Clevela:s. James Lewis,
gg nh. Z s Sn Aldrass aO.s. Gibbs
o..ssl sa% soTery wsymap Gee Davis. 7 a.xS
Nckitt, Geo Ackitt, Lewis q Ross Will s Young. W
II Grinhth, Dan Remers. w Boutwell, TArmstIong @ W
uasetine Harnas Koossr Edw Hartwel Harman kooser.
John Taylor, Mr. Custic Spearmsn Thomas Hughes,
Jacob Koltrider, Monroe Alfred Howell Daul Knesy,
saml Shaw, Thos Quinn. Webster. Kaufman, Saml
Parsons W y Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

OboO,
On Thursday the It'll inst, GroaoE HKsnv FiySr
eyed 2yesrs ii months, and IA days.
The friends and scquaintances Of the family
questsd to attend the funeral this (Frdsy) the 9Th
inst ct one o'clock from the residence Of his father
No 48 First street
At San Francisco California December 2lst. Of ty.
brother-in law Of J. Stanley Milford, Of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, Feb 9th, CHARLES LEWIS, gun look
maker, aged 80 years and months, native Of Lon.
don.
His funeral will take place Sunday 10th inst, ct
10 O'Clock A. M from his late residence 3z7 Rivngtou
street The friends Of the family. and those
inlaw, VIM. Hason, and Washington Lodge, No l, U
On Monday morning. the 4th inst Of injuries
ceved ut the recent explosion in Hague street. MAT
HEw McLAueHLIS, late OF Albany, aged ~ years.
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence Of his brother James, No.
14 Varick street. this day. (Friday) at IL O'Clock,
without further invitation. tAlbany papers please
copy
On wednesday, the 9th inst, MARY ISABELLA only
daughter Of John and Mary Jane Watson aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
No IA LisPsnard street. The remains will be taken to
On the 7th inst, ct the residence Of her law
James A. Fleury, HANNAH A. relict Of the late William
Sesmsp Esq Of this city In the Goth year Of her age
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, without further notice Satur.
day, 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock, ct the Reformed Dutch
Church, Jamaica, l..
On the 9th inst Mr. JAMES A. srARxs aged 50 years,
His friends and aoquansances respectfully In VI
ted to attend his fsnersl, Friday afternoon, ct
ocock from his late residence OF BEDFORD and
Csrmine streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Cleared
ships-Philadelphia Isl Nicholson, Chagres, Howland
Apinw ALL Sc Louis (pewl Bunker. New Orleans Nelson
Hartford. Ssnneman, Savannah, Bunham Dimon.
Bark-Lolland (Nor), Nielsen, Charleston.
Brgs-Geo Russell, Cooper Oporto, Robertson Tor
cello, Atwood Vera Cruz Nesmth Sons; Monterey,
ton Charleston; Eivrs kDmssell Boston. BrsttS vose
Schr-Rawson, Leighton. Chasres Russell Merton; Re-
turn (Br) Denstad Havana Leary; 1hos Pearson Brl
Sims. Nassau Mp Benson Florida Carson, BraIos re
Patrick Henry. Chester Apalachoola Baltimore Sleght
Baltimore; American Belle Baxter Boston; Sarah Ehza
beth, smith, New Haven.
Arrived.
sehr Thomas Dir of last Thomaston) Hall, AttAkapas
with molasses, to order.
eehr william, Wixop, Norfolk, 3 days
Schr Delphia, Grorier, Norfolk, 3 days.
Steamer kennebunk, Flowers, Philadelphia. 81 hours,
Sailed.
Steamship Philadelphia, Nicholson. Chagres packet ship
Albert Gallatn, Delanc, Liverpool; barb Lamartne.
Bark Isabella Wednesday from st Marks reports
Jan 23. AN. miles OF Torugas light ship OF
about coo ashore Tortugs Shoals and
her with sails olewed and five wreckexs alongde
She ksd painted ports with white monkey rail.
FEB Wind at sunrise, ENE; at meridian, WSW at
sunset, SW, and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

BowEsv Tsksfts.- The too bssuttful drans. the
Together Immense cro~d last evening At this ger
pl.ssfng slssys we'll hlled theatre 10 struck u. ON
b.srrs the loud spcor,s which fcilcwet Ne. Dunn,
after he had finished the b-sutiful cong ~bch he
and which slssys fcllos good popular song that tre
taste q the frsqu.ntsrs Of the Bowry for Is .ucn
a. indica. tothe managers the nature Of ths pieces
Witch you'd be mort welcome to thu publie- not
ttoe pieces % high INSTRUMENT Ton aud ita-n uil
squtllosity ana bumbOs but such besuafs pieces ..
are 10 be found In the rsrse o. wtst l. called Eugiish
op,Ts I'm within with pretty. lively plot, there ar.
lively, popular ccnic 'otss inirodsaed Thos. OPERA.
ere collie upkto-n &c 10. Am-rieso Stage, oniy oSs
iuttsnce having lately occurred m shirh Love a.
Nllse."v brought fcr-srd. snd ~i,b eminent sue
spite ~ f-w critics 20 the contrary no piece
vss ever better received.
Bso,pwsv IHssrHe "a Laugh when You Cam
condsnssd ipto thr-e scts, ~ss performed La, ngnt
IL lea popular scy. aud has been fstotft- drsns
in New iOrs ior msty yssfs Mr. CsdsvIi ths Nee
Orleans msrsger. sustsinej. very beautifully. TIE
th~setei Of Gcsssmer AZ the f.rs theatre, nsay
years ego, sua the late Mr.. os plssi the rsrt With
puch vivscity ~ the ssme huu.s dnrrs he later
gsesuents a. The sane theatre The comedy Il we'll
cstt at this th,s:rs. Mr. Wheatiey maRes VERY &C
celtabe Gosfsu,r, aud the Bonus 81 Mr Blaze Is q
tsfy happy fsisousiiCn u preduc.d much snu.e-
rent Mfr H'eid Nrs sl.test. aud M. Kuisat REQ.
osred their sIsctve perscnstiob~ sc very .sr.-soy
We uttic,s however. eom- exts9tdinsry specimens of
tub,tpy during the " tcrnsnes last niSht, suea -
for vee skey fot s, gyri fcr gtr kJndnsss for
M eI,ts, ard the liss-most a them uspsrd 1rsble
sn.ci afions The sudden iilu.ss % niss kste Horn
esu,sd change IN the int.iods aud me Hsn sHa
~ vas psyed 9Th much spirit, ret"ithstsnjios rs
TsrieiNsree vas reorsssrily fuddsn thought. We
Would suggstt thar mtr~ brilliant suer-pieces, With
refined vtt e,ubibipg display. might BE- ,erJ scospa
Die 70 The public. 1here W r-th fer neat rstincal
ttrsttgansss pbeb adopted to the metropolis. that
rtuid justly uisi az the experiment.
BvSross 1HsstEs The ent@rt sinmebts at this
nshtohsoie fistt ~ smusemeDt oouiu sssed With the
l'bnisr crtnih 90 Ionioey 3 Son. witch. ~ was %
" snTtetto s"iscivd q lsrse AID brnusat .utienos
IRE piece rrs t'tdrfsd Win sccustom ability, sod
rcn The ebttu'istm vuh whica 70 received by the
rhci. house - sas evident tpst the pcs Ia desgu q
hs frequent rep~tticb has YET .ustain-d no dimi
futcr a its srscete but the coas-ary meets stb
renewed and Increased applause Tbs overture Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

.s1s"' W. fesi- sonr nary Patton Sterltns Dc
s H.. nyrs. rsSSyArr sleep Ann Holmes. NY.rt.
n.S;:n hYSIi Tor sssss xi.%. Issss DO tx Poss.
Dsy s rsTs e.,
EEsislsrsoD ph.dslphi. for Boson bries smms Baker,
iand G.srr.Ds: Geh5., b .e.rs corSs-
Tor eo Kate Grant Baltimore for do Ada Babson Rock
Coles Davis Sa Hsn ss S e, s' Oscar
6th-Arr sehr Charlie While. Foilansbee. Yeritswn Va
,mm An FL. PERT bark; Turk s. Piper brig. Ar.os
pletOn William. Cotdeia, Ocean wave Ads, KATE, Bsy
tsxs b sh,sIs w ..s
bern NC for NYorf shish prsvou. tsspa,sh
,:..Ssn By Capt B.S.1 and some tho
S.i When sas . h. and .s 81
overheard nearly SO bSls Of rosn The srssssr
.s viii Be p.sssss. az %:
EVENING among them tn, bark Lsysnt for S.rdenas bri
New York pilot boat Mary Cstksrns orue ana re-
Wind Be. with every indication Of spprossS
NEW BEDFORD. FEB 81 ATT sshr sliss kOdmSa. ossses
Npo,a sloop Henry ssslsy Virgins o...
zays Kinds Boston; Fremont Go1ay POrts%Srh:
rbos ksoa Tsser ao sap crosby do asrronssus 1:s
PG,sc as having srIysS en- noSSdsy v,oos
sriss Gamma. Gupti Trinidad Chas Heath. Lanphss.
PaOyIDrscE Feb s-Arr briss Veto. Porter Cardinals
Maine Dutch DO ,0sT David Lombard Di Norfolk s;sp.
ger Williams sturss. do. Below sonrs November Ellis.
HSrtoli kaw,Id stanley Burrow do Hamlet Niok:r:o..
P:s Fer i5: Hht%snss
Augusta PER-, Ha.srand vaipMaso 81 PASSENGERS Alice
Tcs. sand%sA isiaas: .eAi Mary SHY iA%n
wAnREs RI-Bslsw full. brig believed to be the
VIM henry from hatanras sid brig Frances. Titus Ma
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Broos,,n ,n, Ins.Iiix.,r,.

Tpp rueiLisiW tNcot ~ bRouxL,s -Nessrs.
rttie srd GsfuBtr eslid on "a In f-air % a para
rsth that 10. in "a. Hrsid 81 YESTERDAY stating
ttst they ccnctrBsd IN . hgbt IN Brockun on
I've dsy the enc stccbd the Other e. hu'Ue larr
Nr tele sss.ris be b-s not been Ia BrcOkyH on asy
CrctsCn. fer tfs Isst sts ntbs until
Ia, cay sfttr the upoB witch he Teptesent-d
% b.ue ct the nstt. Sir. Osrdter BAYS toe saus;
stsu.
Pea Paw -Ysst,'csy st abort u o'cisck The Joay
81 "a Peter ttss about ~ yfsrs "a. be-
ltgug O. tie ship >ofthi sfcnn - the Nssy ara
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