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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

~ Louis, Mays
Limited receipts, without very material changes in
rates have characterized the general market tor the
past three days
FloW-Thc prices paid for round lots of all dcsi.
rahlc brands since the date Of our Inst review midi
cate n very decided Improvement in demand, with a
material advance m rates. A rather small amount
OF business has been done since Monday: on that
day we noted the sales Of fine, supcrirc and extra
10 the extent q 1900 bbs, at 81 30. 81 and -,
roy Wills, without Inspection or guarantee at s.
IL, 100 bbl7 X y X guaranteed AT - 80 and of 100
bbIs eXtrn at the same Yesterday. 200 bbs Chca.
go inspected, sold AT 30 to-day we note the sales
Of 30 superilnc, without Inspection at } 80
IIhcqt-lt will be seen that our highest quota
tons to-day are at 81 u r. bushel which Is an I'M
provcm"nt q lie q bushcI, over the prices paid tor
some time. We sui quote PRIME at 81 l5ai II and
choice 81 % ~ 81 Z busheI exclusive of sacks
CgrH-Was in active demand on Monday, and
nearly the whole stock on the landing, comprising
1000 sacks, werc tnken n full prices say Sc to 6Oc 2
bushc sacks included. To-day the market was I'm.
settled, and buyers he'd back. There were several
small loIs on the landing which remained un,old at
lhr close OF our inquiries 40 sacks pure white
brought Coo e busieI There have lots sold to the
extent ct 500 sacks nj prices, which ifquotcd, would
afford nocrI,euon OF the prevailing rates The late
uninvornble accounts from New Orleans, deter ship
pers from purchasing
Odts-l.he moderate supply on the landing con
nectcd with an active demand have had n tendency
TO materially lessen the amount OF operations, and
produced an improvement, in price To-day We
note lhc sales OF $50, 2G2 and $50 sacks from the
andinga SIC per bu-he the sacks in every instance
included. Wcarc also informed OF the sale Of 1000
sacks to arrive nt SIC per bushcl
trorisionS-No important sales Of barrclIcd
pork to report We quote mcssexnnmined or guar
ced, at 81 1919 II biol, and prime Sc 30 There
has been but one lot Of bulk mcnt ON the mnrkc,
which readily sold at a 81 and pc q ID, Tor hams
sides and shoulders 40 boxes org middlcs, infcri-
or brought &c n h.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

lHcsYS. Osa.B-l recollc,t a wear or mor,
since a decision was made in thc circuit court of
this county To- the effect that the rad tax collect
eel by the county OIL the people "f Ottawa was
Illegal, aud that the inhabitants the town could
recover it back; sud tlercupun some 5000 or
$500 collected in the shape Of such tax were
not pald over 20 the county treasurer, hut left in
the hands of the collector \ short time after.
wares paper was presented To me tn SIN, by
Nhl,h ihc taxpayers of Ottawa assigned SAID tax
10 the town. and authorized the collector to paw
u 'h'" Tie town treasury for the use Il the town.
inns paper learn. was signed by ncarl, al the
tax p'Ncr> IN the town. We, the money ha. not |
'N informed, been pail into the town treasury
I" tbs day. Now, can You on an,ba,ly else in.
form me what has become of this money. or whc-
,lrr Nr Collector iiurlbHi has appropriated it to
IN, own private use o,rr,sr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Washington, MAY lt
SasNTr-Mr Seward rrc,cutcda petition from
thrciiizru> Of Minnesota, asking for grant Of land
for the construction Of canal within that terrific
~.
The committee on foreign affair, have agreed to
report IN favor Of allowing Nh Longs standing
claims for French spolation The report will be
presented at an early day
Nor-E-Nir Burke aekcl leave to offer bill
t" guard the frontier forts and asked that it be
referred 70 the military committee
Tie sand the frontier difficulties were so form
dabla rs to need the earliest action
Nr Jonc, objected
Yesterday the debate on the compromise bill
was resumed in the Senate Mr. Cas- moved to
lay tho subject on the table, and proceed to the
consideration Of the Caiiului4 bill separately as a
test which was lost
Mr Davis Of Mis- moved an amculmcnt.-
Here the Lightning took possession Of the eastern
.uucj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
ANDREW Jonysos OF TryNrssrr-A lettcr fror

ANDREW Johnson OF TrSSEssEE-A letter from
Washington describes this gentleman rs follows:
This Mr.. Andrew johnson, until old enough
to bc appren,iced to a tailor, was u parrish boy
at Raleigh, North Carolina. He finished bis mp.
pfenIeeol'p without acquiring the arts Of reading
and writing, and marrying Us soon rs he came of
age, with pack on his back, and his wife by his
side, footed 1t across the mountains to his present
home, Jonesboro, Tennessee. His wife laugh,
him to read and write after he reached Joicsbo
ro He Is now, perhaps Grty.iivc years Old
certainly not more-and having been in The House
of Representatives already some seven years. ha,
impressed hin,self-the influence of his peculiar
views,upoa the legislation Of congress, certainly
MS much as any Other member in that time.
doubt whether the world embraces more s,rik,
lng instance OF what well directed efforts will do
for the true advancement Of man-the develop.
mcnt oi latent useful qualities in him--,han is
evident IN hls remarkable career. Does he not
iorma model well worthy of imitation by the
youth Of our country F,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
Markets.

OTTAWA, May i.
There iscon-dcabc activity in rheptoduce mar
ke. and grain higher tlan hls been for ten years
IN Ottawa.
IVheat-RcccIpts during The week have amount
ed to from 100 TO 1000 bushels per day, and win
ter IS taken at $3.50 81 o. Las, figures for ysrysu-
peTor article. Spring wheat, best quality, % pc.
Corn-Iieccipis larger than usual, &c is the ru,-
lng street price.
0af'-Reccipis 100 to 800 bushels per day. Ia
ken readily at i99i3c
Potlf0cs-lu brisk demand At 7jc.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
a COOP liu.-.Thc New York Tribune SAYS.

4 Gooo Hr.--Thc New York Tribune says:
"when majority Of the women Of our state
IN. York; shall IN any manner signify their desire
20 be made voters ,lcn we shall urge the call OF
a convention with view to compliance with their
dcbend"
Wheroupon the Boston Post facetiously remarks
'As the editor Of the Tribune is fond Of figuring
ups" ell s'dcs Of apublie questions, We should not
We surprised II he were 10 claim admiiiancc TO
such convention os one 81 'uhc Eir SEX"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

TN OFFICERS OF rIW WAR OF lSl2.--Thc re.
gular and volunteer officers of 1912 have recently
heldscyeral meetings in Washington and have pc
titioncd congress for grant Of land according to
rank. In their petition they use the following ar
yument in favor of their cause:
MANY ofthese officer, are IN poverty, and they
ask that, whereas large bountcS of land were ri
ven to the priyatcs in the army at the time Of Gu
lstment--they who sustained the whole intrlcc-
tual burden Of the war, tn say nothing of the phy
seal toll and diuqers without the promise or
thought Of after rewari, may not be placed i, hind
the common soldier vhojopghttor gain aloner'
1t is base SANDER upon the common soldier
Of the United States, and especially the volun,
tecr to say that lac fight, for gain alone" Seven
dollars per month is no iniucemcnt for an indus.
triou, man to leave his friends his home. and all
the enlearmcnts Of the social circle. and bind
himself to endure the tolls and dangers Of a 50.
we're campaign No He spurns the pa'try sum.
But the pay of officers, ranging from so to $500
per month is sufficient TO induce almost any man
to venture upon campaign, particularly if he
thinks he can gain in addition a little rcnown
As To the physical tolls and dangers of war. the
private soldier cndurcs it all 1t Is he who fights
the battle; OF which iheoilicers enjoy the fame. liz
isprompted solely by patriotsn--hey may be by
gain. And it is this difference that has caused
the government to bcstow upon the Common sol.
der an "aiterrcwmd"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

The Main legislature assembled on Wednesday
the 18th inst The democrats have large major.
ity. US. Senator to fill the vacency which will
10 oceasionrd by the expiration Gin lS5l) Of Mr..
iIamns present term, is to be chosen Mr. Ham.
lin and Mr.. bradbury (dcmocra,s) are spoken Of
ma candidates
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

We refer our renders to DR.. Sloans new niver-
Using column for those concerned in having sick
PRODUCED As far as we can learn, it cures all eases
when properly treated Lawrenccriyc Banner,
H., Feb l6 1850
% Sc agents names at the head of Soan's COZ
umn' For further particulars and testimonials, &c,
pamphlets olagents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

LINZ NA'HNitLE CuNyENUoN At NAsuvlIE--Fnr
several weeks a call for public meeting of the
voters oi Davidson county. without distinction az
party mas appeared N the Nashville paprrs IN
V"">iucl Ue pfoprIety Of appointing delegates 10
ue southern Convention, which /, to assemble in
uaI Hty m June.-lhc meeting came off nj tlc
court house on Monday night Tie mcetjn,, wn,
very large and intelligent, and composed Of nm
classes ct both political parties form town, ami
country After tie organization Of the meeting,
a eonintltee WAS appointed to draw up a rcr.gt
expressing :he sense of tue meeting n, favorable
To the convention. When a motion for ia nJnn-
ton bad been made, Mr. r. n. Ewing from ,bc
minority Of the committee moved as an almond
mcnt that ut was iucxpelent to aproint d.le.
gates to the proposed convention and the amend
mcnt was adopted by an oyerv hrlming majority
nineteen out OF every twenty present being Cd.
posed 10 the convention. The meeting then na.
journcd sinc de-
A. soon n the meeting lad adjourned tbe
chairman requested the friends uf the convention
to remain and npPoint Delegates The Nashville
Gazette says they did remain to the number Of
sreat'"n, and appointed twenty n.nc delegate, to
the Southern convention
The Gazette adds
Inc whole affair was perfect rout of the
cherished hopes of portion of The leaders of the
Democracy.-Nc say a. portion, for there were
Democrats present who opposed the convention
rs much as the Wings
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
Cnuiun C,aihcrum.


'"' '." I"'" ''' ,'t '''''' o''NN' WING" VIC
''s " '''s, w. '' '',.'''" g., '''''''' ~'''''
'''''7
Tho Swiss Bell Ringers are now performing
IN Cincinnati a. deli .h,ei AMI crowded audiences
They are on their way uorthwuri and will be
N,,ly to pass through this state during the sum-
mer
judge William johnson. If Cincinnati is the
wh,g candidate for Governor Of Ohio and Judge
N.N',h wool ~ C,'' tA''' ms "ei'v.t' n1, 'P
H.. r',,;,.. ot H.. rr..c s.iIcr. has J..'in,I
running so that the two former, who are both a
''' men, are 'N''; 1" nave "'''' "''1'
The convention to amend the constitution Of
uhIo stands 63 democrats, ~ wings, S free soil
sre The Cincinnati Enquirer says, ~thc people
are ai'aiI To- trus; their fundamental Law into The
hands OF the wh,s" 1t would seem So, "a all
tine state, IN the I-nion ev,en, Rhode Island
L.. -, H.,
''"' nave "''e'c' ''''' constitutions nave ''''
t"do IT, Il was 80 even III ''u h''''uVAH'
VIRGINIA Flr.rrax-Thc democrat, have ear
- I'm. H.. d.. ,t........,..
''''e ''' ''.
tons IN tbs state. IN the Legislature the demo
Gratis have majority of two-thirls on Joint bal
lot
o.;.....y e,.....,.a -. -.
III. 80 r,,,'-.,,.. ~. az. ~.
,r
g,
u''h'I' "'t N"'' 10 Scattering l. IN conNen-
Il. N'''H'ur DEM was elected governor ana C.
H. Pond, DEM lieutenant governor. The cauli.
date, for treasurer. secretary. md controller an
thr d,p.rrati, ticket ,yer, all r.c,.l Thu
same legislature Will also elect democratic Uni
tel States Senator to ,upphnt the present viii.
incumbaut
, nr,,-r,g,., -r,,,,.,.,,-- r,,r,,lou H.. D..
when spc.Iing uf the ~nrina saws:
The guernorih. sprir A. she sod do,,r tho ,,l,
Lcf her robe on he irscsgpd her Ly,a,b gaJe
,.,--.--,..-
,,,nl, r,,, r.,opC teil o.,...,,,;.........
limo hi, summon. - l.,so ,,,o,s c. No..
f,,,,,,l ro.i,.,,,,, ., ,t,, ,,,,...,. ~,
,bo oro,,,. Tho NJ W r,;o,., :. o,,.;.,r ;I,,
p,vor., c,lo,,r,,oj .,,,o ,s p,, ,,.os .,,,,,,..
lost By .hipwrecl, off ,h.coa,t of Sp,ip
III, v,,, Vol, g., cav, arra w,.l;.....
Monument i. to h. TRACED with Latin insrr;,,'
ton
Why not in our own language! Or, if that is
too vulgar then let it be in German French or l.
talianI Surely, rs thcse are now AL the rage
in our fashionable boardm g schools, they could at
b least De reaH 10y the nslnS generation although
the present might as little understand them as il
p doos IN. latin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

hyou hnve ahghlness in the chest from asthma,
colds, orcoughs, battle and rub /, well before the fire
WIN H. o. farrcl's Arabian Linmcnt. and it will
greatly relieve You in few minutes. The somc for
rheumatism pains ofnny description, nervous disca.
Scs' headache chblains, paralysis, stiff joints, ague
cake, &c. See advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

survey But providing that IN any case where
from the opinion Of the proper Law officer ar agent
of the Cioycmmen; in the State, OF from ntm-
nation in any way received, there may be reason
to suppose a grant invalid the Government Tor
proper agent otitl may direct = suit to b. ms;s'
tuted t,r It's auuulmcut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Rr'rrrr oy 100000 ~ Corn pr,r-1Lc
steamer California arrived At Panama. ho,in,,
left san Francisco April 18TH She hroi,I,
some Sl50ooo IN gold, and 100 passengers. Mi
ncr, are beginning their summer work and the
number Is estimated at 100000 men! MONEY
continues scarce and rents higher Rooms II In,
20 rent for 500 per month. Lumber has been
depressed, but is held at lower prccs-S 100 Der
VI Furniture continues Ligh
The Empire City had her wheel broke.
san ttauclsC" continue progressing Several
towns begin 10 be deserted for the mines The
Georgia has the regular mails
The steamers Empire City and Georgia arrived
inns morning, and bring one month later ntclli-
gcicc from San Francisco
the Empire City hrngs 100000 on frrirht
>tigmtiun IN business ha~ increased instead of ,i
,nn'shIng since the h,t~tcimrr left. There have
n'oh futures among the merchants. Among them
r'an'i' ward Il Co, one If the heaviest houses
III san Francisco. The Alta C.lfurui, SAYS tho,
emigration Of foreigners to the shores of Calrpt,
mas continued throughout the winter and .,,,n',
ana hndS the influx MT these points none the ln,s
They come from South America ami the Enc.
li,h colonies '''S
The Cherokee, from Chagrrs, is below with
ssOooo00 in gold on board She left ON tbc
same day with the Empire City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
Boston. Nav. 8.

GnrT Fioop The damage by the late fresh.
ct at Fitchburg is now estimated at $2OOOOO-
Fwcnty'si six mills and factories were either swept
oft or badly injured The bursting of an immense
reservoir covering n square Of so acres, was the
cause Of the calamity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Tho New York Tribune publishes the proceed.
ings, Resolutions and speeches of convention of
women held at Salem Ohio, for the purpose Of
extending the rights of Women There were n.
bout 800 present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

The Albany State Register the new whig m.
Per AZ Albany, says '--"rbe attempt 10 make tho
~hg party an anti slavery party Il not only i'm.
.1~s'ieabls but impossible" Such arc the sen,i.
. o. xhigvcry bcre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Several fish, in every rcspest resembling the
shad caught in the Susquchann river, have recent.
y been caught in the Illinois river at this place
in seine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

Reader, iiyou want n remedy which you can
rely upon, purchase W. b, FAnnrLLs Arabian
Llnlment This article has performed more cures,
with less exponsc, than my other preparation be.
lore the public 1t is emphatcally specific in
all cases which require an outward application,
either for man or beast 70 family should DO
without this great Remedy The world looks upon
Its cures with wonder and astonishmcnt See his
advertisement in our paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18

MARRlED-At Earlv.llc. on the 18th inst,
by Key Wesley Bachelor, Mr.. Hiram DuASr,
To Miss MARY Ann JACOBS both Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-18
From Panama.

?. For the following Highly Interesting letter and
extracts We are inlcb,clt TO Geo. 5. Fisher E-q,
Of this place, Tl,ey are ln,m hi, father who lcit
here during the winter, ror California, rid New
York and the lsthmus MIR + has also aSbrother
California, (Charrs \ Fisher several Of whose
l.t.,r, We have her, ,uinc h,cu permitted pub
l1-b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
Arrived.

Steamship Osprey, Dickinson Pills. The has been
lengihensd and rr1lLsd Sue Tor tral mp
and viii Immediately. from Philadelphia 10
CnsI he opposite Saturday from The
of lhs port keeping up weekly communication between
New Yort Philsdel phia and ChsrestOn.
Snip Commonwealth, Baxter, SOflesns 10 dc, ndse, 70
Foster A ScseFsOn. Hss had pilot on board day.
snip WABASH DAVIS SOfesns J. d., cOlOu sc. Frost
5 HIeks
sup Wshan fof Boston) Williams, Liverpool - ds,
mdse and 20 s,eerg- passengers, 70 Pukinsion
SHIP So LOnis lOf Boston, DAVIS, Manila Dec 49, Al
er 9Th, and Java Head Jan nsmp sugar de- 70
FEB D. al s. 2 boarded BY Capt Bsmsm, Of he
BARK UnIled sstrs 0f stODingon Conn from Grosetis
l.snds with 60 bbs elephant W and loss OF snchoss
bes and ~indsss bound for Cape u Good Hope ~ rent
for anotber crgs-
BsIk Peter Demil, Hoey savannah, cotton, Demih
L Co.
BHk Julia WL.sn. Nsisrzss March n sugar. 70 "
Lewis Ssi-d IN company Suh barks Mary LO~ne I'f
PovflsnSs Diligence do. - ID Cbss- for Bosom
Brig Louis Wash, hlhkeu, Tobssr0 As5eh IA Ds -
gslc Nesrnifh sOns Sal ed 10 oonpsny -.
Tortoa Ludwig. The brig Helen hsna Of ror.n j ~, ~
uOgth, Capt Fsyen, wrecked on Topaseo Ds - -.
q Of March, ard Is total Oss; part Of ne enko -. -
Of he rggirg will e saved. she drew 10 eel sna -
The mate and two fel1rbea y As ZIG -
WsIsL. Capt Haven will return 10 ne OlheDa ~ ~ :,
Po.s Ia. bng nit0u- Carl LorinE. was cnneen PED a
Frsniesss, and would De cod psxt sesN ~. .sn1
had .eres Of sales from every eifseton sbe7 p.ss.s
ire Tor,uxss oct nd ara spin etbrf sells neo
rrc shifted e.ck load March % 1T " ~ Ioa 90 ~
rlrreet severe ar firm EkE, vtin c0flnk nc iooN
" r. righf shrrd % INV. and b~~ nercris Ne avn
0qt a ,be Gut sA INST bad . besVy gs4e hon1 LSL-
Bnr LACY Atwood, Atwood, B0nsr . DO, sat- %
voals. 4 Son Len 10 American vessrs % port The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

March x lst d e. In 70 81 Br BAH Mofeou, ton ia
mScs for London. c,. usn,x ,,,,,
April Z, lat ~ Is, Ion "a -, bng '"~ ~ 49,
Richmond for Phls 81. =. f.,x s,.,1i,o
Aprl lat y 81 100 - ", seD L..t n "a p.,.isr
March n, "a Cape - ADOBE P''' P
stesriDgk - .t y.,oos II and a., Rat.
w. y. 70 Is Ion II H. Of Cape of GOOD Hope bark
- 80. cl,r,ba. OF and for Ana efohB from Batavia
C.,st ~ 10 81 Ion n o. 81 bsrs Co hed, RON New
'. IA a.T. ron he DO~p.i for Csienis
- 80 - 5 a. - y, scb Eagle 90 babb win
-. n fors and naio t0pnssis and lower ms.inesos
as,,gT o. me Cspcs Of Dsis"Se, BARR L"~sh' hsnos
70, msIes 70 st n - Ion Il. sr brig suia. from rur"
f.IsDa fJr sYOfk . -
No. ~ % Cap. Florida bark Smfod from Nev-N
t@sns bound 10 Msrssil!es. days cut
Ipri IA 4 o. os d Is Bf brig Oare, I'm Dabnn ."
SS Z la 50 g. lou II o. Br brsanins csed.oiA q
Arfeh.t ss BoserOt IN Anehat for hCor1, u Dc o~-
Fs6 s a.S % 5 loa ~ W, barb Ffancl. PsAndse' IN
Baltimore for BusnOs Ayrrs. -,
No date lat ii lon % %, sSTk yorktown, fn OiDfa~i
for SOresns, y % OgL ayv
San - LAT - -, lon 81, vas bah .snesnz w,
painted zach with white stfesk AID scosIns fes 10
nsl ~ifh lsuer y 10 IL ,.-s,g
FEB n, u Pernsn5oeO IVES seen ent sanalss ,,.l
painted black, sith red sIe.< and slowing ''~
with .e'ters l. > Ia H.. - .,..,,y
March 4 OF Perusnbaeo seen en- Am 'nip 'h'N"s
Q b.us and white sssbal. =, q, ,,r,t.... a. su
Mach - lat q 70, Or 81 ID, cen . ) "AN-~''
xsrrb a - sS - lon "a y barn Empress Of br''"-
ri fn WumlDkiou ~ fof > TbOtnss 49,, -.-.,,,
March "a a. "a ~ 100 IS q. VS. passed snp ''11S'"s
- shos az a bic whlle ami blue ssrA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

L A experienced hravy sse 'ro- ~ 90 - Sb i-..-
csfrd .N.y - ~ >,vfs 49, ass> 'ose tg.Nass al
Bris M.eeeu. horsiss Nvgvit.' u d. Ao1ey. A.. "a
Soc De rrsub- lPnlssl Roche = 4 4. sr4.a q, u.
nsh ' ar DAmT-
SRA F..con 81 Pr, B-ruuss d. arrow root a. ~.
tsioes n Tucker Lsshga-gne -
Brig E'rs u For4sad. Mruil. s,su. !. Grand. ~.
- sagsr Vessels 'sii befr. r--,,,'ss 'N4
Srg hsiAs, Preach. CAroeuas Is a. mo .s.e. . Yo.-.
Brs Ro.e gsrl Navel. Jscne, = Dorpssc, eose. "a
ogwosSi 90 No 9. Ssn-'.
Brig >hs~uiuL lors. erfiesrS. Cu,. Marc u ,,,
a.:r- % Never SucA-u- Sasi 10 eonp.s, wa s.ls
Big c.rryL ws5. AJAX Caves Hyu. MArea - eos..
BTgsrsr. vIrsir.e (Br, Mcneil A..,,, " A.,
-. 10 W t. balam vrssr. 10 M,sveFs harch a a.
$50 . ol = Is e.. 10 WA tie mast Of sch with p-cs. ~
rggng susshed, apparently dsuss,rd Ae prrv.,.
snolber mast eud upward about u ise over water
while ancer NAV threw sip inc 9vef a. whi,A
broke; supposed The hs .; Inc vessel aascAet
81 Pi..o Hsnusud Baltimore &. nd'e = Mailer
S,h Charger. -, Baltimore. Goa
So connecncss Es'a,d' B..lHore, oosL
Sch Cecps.rS Surroughs fh q Goa
Sch Nesss --, Ph.s cosl
Sch Gea - ssycue. Phis. coal
>ch Melville. p. caaoad. Mr. SIS, 20 Bret zoe
Sch Advance .ot bestoch IlcScr >sgra is OfSad~ 81
Sen New Resu,u. psr.ias Bs4-or- co.l
>;h Wserloo ,'i waiooo'O7. ha'ss' Norissn' PorA
Sch N.urr. Cornwall. Pbua eouad 10 stony Point
Sch Firaoeh lBl. Joyce Adchs, " IS Is, eoA to- 4
Rrain-
Sen N.o. Mathew. E,.,por, lA,A ard s.s. ma.'er
SSh Lra.,y -- Virginia. wood, win the loss % 70
hovsPuL
Sch Yarmouth racke, lBo C.emmens Grsrada = 10,
rum. "a n Brain
SEA rownseud jones' Dayton, Alexandria mdse TO Be
del Jones
Sch Adrian. O.burn Norfo'k niise
BELOW-Sng Cians-s NO1ssrs = Is, maize 'o ".
der. 's The passage cask- of nosssss o"hsay ard
was otherwise dsmsg~d. also ; hfgs unknown
SAlLED-Shps Louvre, Rotterdam brig Richnoud,
\Oreans Shtrs .rforis san frsrciscc ocean Queen,
london Duches.e dOreass Hsvr-, are a. anchsr a. he
SW Sp. detained by adverse winds
WIND Sunrise ENE. meridian :, sunset DO.