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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
DISUNION-SOUTH CAROLINA.

The people of Charleston, Is. c. upon the
return Of the delegates 10 the Nashville Conven-
ton, held a meeting for the purpose of hearing
their report, They were addressed by the Hon.
r. Barnwell Rhet During his speech he open
ly arowed disunion if the following sentences are
an open ayowal:
There no remedy but the Severance of our con
ncciion ,cih The North The rights Of the South 'ud
only be secured by go fah in Nor hen brt thren
or by the former was hopeless and the latter was
the only resort"
This is South Carolina doctrine. And the
spirit, which prompts it, must bear strong resem-
blance to that which actuated Arnold and Burr.
II may not be crime to entertain and preach
such doctrines. But what SAYS patriotism 7
Yet, if this theory be carried out, universally
acknowledged evils will be inflicted upon the
country. Had Arnold's scheme been carried to
the end it, could have done no more. To top
the climax, Mr.. Rhett tells us that the rerolution
has begun. The honorable gentleman is ahead
of the times, and he must 'tread some step back
wards" The revolution has begun When
did il begin Not with the end OF notification,
but with the newborn zeal of the nulliiers. 1t has
begun with Mr.. Rhetts revolutionary effort, and
has ended before it can be transmitted upon tele-
graphic wires TO the cities of other States.
In sober seriousness, does Mr.. Rhett candidly
believe what he promulgatesi But we are not
to wonder. Hear him as he speaks of himself:
"He fal erred not. because he nigh, be called "t-si
tor" "he was born trai,or'-hs family had al been
born Irato,s-and he surround d. he hoped. by a
h ST If iraloIs'
We are told that certain wise angel found
fault with the government Of Deity and sought
its overthrow. We should then not wonder at
an open profession of traitor in our country.
Baseness will never be contented with ,he good.
An evil man is out Of his element in good 60
vernmeht. He falters not. And the desperate
never falter because they never think. "He
was born traitor. and he might have added has
lived traitor. Nor do his honors end yet.
His family had been all born traitors" and he
is not unworthy of the stock from whence he
sprang. And he was surrounded he hoped BY
host OF traitors" quite likely he was, but had
he been in any other element he would not have
| been.
These are neat theories for an American Cit.
zen, and one in high position, Yet with some
mon II is criminal TO condemn hem, L., tn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

"a have encamped with arms and am,,.,:
lion IN the neighboring woods. Their de,ioo !.
to raise an instruction. They have not We, D.
any harm, but have lost two or three of ,l".'
number. "'e1
%. DIR Joseph Carson has been el.c,.s =,
the seat Of Materia Medica of the Uniyer,;,.. 70 :,
Pennsylvania. !"
%. The Legislative Assembly Of Canad, .e
Ter an exciting debate, has refused 10 pass ,..o
lu'ons favoring republicanism and revoIui;on Nv
o. The following appointment, have b...
confirmed Baltic Peyton. Minister 10 Chill
Abbot Lawrence, Minister to England: Geo.,
2. Marsh, Resident Minister at Constan ,;,o.fs'
and J. hewitt Steele, Charge d'Affaires, 10 the e.
public Of Venezuela. W.
~. The rumored revolution in Mexico AL
the return of Santa Anna, have been cons, nv nv
&C. We are pleased to learn that N. M....
chusetts papers represent the yield Of the MI,
erel fisheries as large, even unusually so.
Dc. The Hon. Henry s. Foo,e deGv., :,
oraiion in Washington TODAY. In NJ NJ, me
port, (Mas.,) the Hon. Levi Woodbury. !, *.
orator. nv
o. The Cholera has appeared in the cite. =,
Nashville and Cincinnati. "
o.. The Salt Ponds in the vicinity of Row.
have been destroyed by heavy rains.
o. DR. Webster has confessed that DR.. p.,L.
man fell by his hand. The details We have No,
received. in fact they are not entered into
As-On Saturday last the Table Rock n, tho Fall.
of Niagara fell. No injury was inflicted, thou III
several narrowly escaped.
&C. 1t is said in Washington, that the Cuban
adventures were furnished with arms from thu
State Arsenal. The people of Orleans were in
dignant upon the reception of this information.
o. The schooner General Taylor from Cha.
gres, was rudely boarded off Cape Antony, by ;,
party of Spanish Soldiers. After rough treat.
men, the party left. There was now proyoca.
ton.
o. The Cuban authorities have determined
to retain the Contoy prisoners for trial. II will.
however, be the mere form, for the purpose of
gathering facts, and will hardly resultin exccu.
tons.
o. Gen Twigss has succeeded only partial.
" in effecng the removal Of the Indians. Bow.
legs and others refuse 10 go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

Dotted Muslins, Lawns. Bcragcs, Tissues. silk. prin.
ted Jacnets, printed French Cambrics t;ranedines
fe>ts, 1ace. Muslin Bands, tambc Edsng. and Insert
ings, embdIace Sleeves emhd Muslin Collars, some VIEW
chrsPj Linen Cambria Collars with Cuff to match Muslin
tapes Lace Cares, Black Lace Capcs Chcmixetts ne W
STYLES black embd Grape Collars, Mourning Collars good
as.orment Linen Cambria dks at all prices some very
hne scolloped edges Silk Head Dresses, new article
e"bd Night Caps Silk Lace Capes, Infants Robes, black
and white Lace Sleeves. fashionable articles
Csmbric Collars long Silk Scarf embd Muslin Nantas
he's style; Silh Man,illas, white Lace MATTHIAS new
shape Lu.trr Mantllas Broche Berare Shaw. Ronches
Psrasos bringing l.accs fringes, Gimps, Buttons. Iamt
Shades, Popiins, Ginghams Tarltans, SC. sc &c.
ALSO,
good assortment Of mems youths and children. Reads
Made Clothing, At very low prices and made ,hs
most fashionable style.
June 7-2tif-w3wi( MEEN Il CwaTVIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

RICHMOND. .Iunr q,

! klIff MIMI.
! ron,rr0 p.m,cJ .ryn- Prr.s srrsds. W.
j .,, q. I'd a Ns 50 and a.; l.raf rennun and M /
llino AZ 81. ls 50 I'D and 6ar so.li q.
rtoiTR.-Ss,es of Scoltsvls al s. 56.7Sp OF 'aid
If Richmena Al IS SO r~s hbl
WHEAT A fair hu<i less dung III tue sesson' a.
Al IoGr white sna 81 " for red whoa.
| CORN CD 10 65 rents per bushei Demand q,o'
OITS-We quote 30 cent. per bashei as The srlh''S
RyE-Av ud demand fa dis,iiliog, ai6s cents pei
bush.l ea anexira prime ancl'
VlrA'r OFF Browns stuff. 20 cent?; shf
s,ns. "a cer,s rer hu.brl The supply II Bran and
SIT, !, the b,ui. II miilers ertirry eshause ed.
corn NEAI.--6J !" 20 cents per h"shel.
| RIIM-New England, % 30 c,s.-lai'ed demand
t WUfSKFY--R edmond rectihed. % cts 10 fairs
GJNNAmercan Is To % :, Holland Slstl % per gal
Lu--,'nl'
PROVISIONS ,Z.,.
I'VE oaoe rev city cured Bacon 7a7, cts. hog fn"d;
Western .,d-s 81 -,s shoulders 5!a5i Queen OK,
hams 100, new Hans s.oeis. Market ac'e. La'''
;, Mis- 7a7l It,; IN kegs. 7las. cfs. per ID.
p-IsrFR -AI.uutain. frkin iAal73 rts. per H. if =
.preror art,cle an ordinary aucle may be quoted al
COrFFE-Matks, continue. hr a, tho advance ~
,iced in our las Say Lsgaayra 9. AZ Cts ho ~
10; Jaw, llsl2l cts.
,,OI ASSESSING nac sslrs oi New Orleans At ane-
ion dn,oo the work At 2s. cts; Csb, 20! q cts F;
paf,, Rirn 27s3n per gallon.
FIAXsEED 81 lc--none arriving.
SJrGaRS-A further advance Of u. ha' taken place.
=, VII oh lders are firm. We quote New Orleans "a
81, West Indis 5,a6; cts pr H.
RI As lnp raj and Gunpowder 81 cts 81 per
n IN far msnd.
CJOVFRSEFD 40 n 81 per bnshel. duh.
pEES,VAX-22 % cts. per IN.
FEATHERS 80 q 80 CTS. per II. for geese
FIsH-No cut Herring Sc so Markerel No /,
si3-2 fo-9. 81 90. Shsd-none in market.
UlDFS-Grren >alted 5 CENTS per ID, Cali sailed S7i
,ent.nsl I2A -seh. Spanish u, - cen's.
IINF-Saes u fhumaston al 81 from the wharf
Store 81 25
PIASrFR-Iump So from tho wharf. scarce on
the Basin 81; ,isrc-s of 500 pounds ground 81 10.
SOLE LEATHER -Gpd II - l9c damage 1913
l6,
saIT--Sl 10 FIRM store, 81 35 from wharf. and
lu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
Carpets, Curtains, EOrMice.
MEEM a. GwATKIN,
LYNIIllI(fRG, Va

LII NJ "a.
f0NHE subscribers Won call the especial attention oil
Housekeepcrs, Hotel keeper, and all Others, st
rate assortment Of Housekeeping shes, Sun Shades, Cur
tam Goods OF all kinds, corncss Carpets a, all prices; very
ehe'p Shrenss Table Linens Napkins, Doyles, col Fi,
Napkins, Towelngs Mar-elies Quilts. French Chntr Tor
Bed Spreads Cord. and Tassls. loor Mats Hearth Rug.
Dimities styles, Piano Covcr., Table Covers,
Tables No dub, the above comprises Of the finest
and richest goods exhibited IN h, market, Please al
and thcm the subscribers determined To sell great
oargains MEM GWATkIN
June 1i-2tif-w3wf
good assortment OF Men, Youhs and Children. R.A
dy Made Clothing Of the hes, workmanship NJ Nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
REDUCINa STOCK.
JUNE IL, 1850.
BELL, RUCKER Il RROOKS

WING determined 10 make change in their business
on the LIST day OF August, will from and after . time
sell strictly at cost for CASH their entire stock of
Snmmcr Dress Goods such Silks, Berage. Grenadines
siedslons, French Jaconeis French cambrc. ham.
Lawns and calicoes Also French Worked Capes and Col
Jars bonne's bonnet Ribbons and Flowers They will al.
80 oe ethcr goods at reduced prizes Ladies
IN town and country will do well call and supply them
'eves with such goods they may want as ,hey will find
stock being very large and inviting
n. b. Merchants will find fine assortment Of Good. II
this sto and will be able to replensh stocks on bet
yer Term. t"sn ever before b., R.k b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
! + f M s .

o. And what next We had thought that
the etter-wri.ers Of Washington were tired of
relating idle stories, but it to be otherwise.
We now have most incredible rumor. Moth
ing less than the startling announcement that the
Union is willing to advocate Henry Clay for the
Presidency, and upon the same ticket, Gen. Cass
is to play second fiddle. This idle story of course,
is mere rumoI.
fss' The negroes, in tho vicinity of Tsllahassa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

o. The people of Charlotte were addressed
on Monday last, (Court-day,) by Messrs. Wor-
sham, of Prince Edward, Bocock and Flood, Of
Appomattox, and Read and Grsby, of Charlotte,
upon the questions which will come before the
approaching State Convention. All of. these
gentlemen are candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

FoREiGN NEws.-The steamer Pacific is in
She brings dates TO the 10Th ulto. There has
been an advance in Corn. Lord Palmerstons eff.
fort to make an arrangement of the Greek diff
Guilty between France and England, has been
brought to the vote, and the Ministry has been
defeated. In consequence their resignation is a.
bout to enSue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

~. We are authorized 10 announce Henry
Lakewood and John Wills candidates for the
State Convention. Mr.. Wills card in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
THE LYNCHBURG vIRGINIAN.
TowyLEy. SHIELDS Il Co, Proprieiors
lYNCgSRURG. JULY 4, 1850.

10. La accordance with custom, no paper
will be issued a, this Office on Monday next. in
order to allow our hands an opportunity opart'-
cipa,c in the celebration of our national Annver-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
Family Residemces for Rent.

'TfE subscfbeT has Or rent two comfortable FAMILY
ESiDENCES.sifuated IN retired and neigh
hood on the hill Both tenemens have recently
Tough repair from basement to having conmodou
onins rooms and closets in the Easements
en'enf wood lots g"d gardens, &c &c. attached 10 tia
smses On one Of these lots is well excellent water
VA. oe used ~ common by the two tenants Posses
nw to be had Immediately.
june 21-wff. Charles CppISr,AN
BLANKS FOR SALE IIFRE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET

R,ouMosp juno 81. 1850.
BEEF Seal, ,ce,gh - t3io 81, srt'clescae aud IN
demnnd.
SHFFP-Sb eated, per bead. nett. t2a5,quslty bring
sslimsied.
Hoes Nett ret cw'. s. 80 In 81 Supply on hand
,noJ.,,,. JOCOB SHOOK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

% Mason and othes are, unavoidably crowded
out. Bedford, which was miscarried, has been
received, and is il type.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
RAIL ROAD.

We publish, with more than ordinary pleasure,
the following complimentary notice of our DIS
tingulshed Chief Engineer, Col. Chas. F, NJ.
Garnet, because Winchester is on the line Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road, and
il was Col. Garnett's head quarters, for consd-
cradle time, whilst engaged in the location of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road.
We would also call the attention of our read
ers 10 the extracts which will be found in anoth-
er part of this ISSUE on the internal improve
ments Of Tennessee but most especially to what
is said about The Memphis and Charleston Rail
Road which is nothing more nor less than part
of the Virginia and Tennessee Road. II is upon
this road that Col. Garnett is now employed
and we venture to say is doing the stockholders
of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Compa-
ny as valuable service, as if he were now on the
line tf their road within their chartered limits
We make this remark, because we learn that
some of the stockholders in the South West have
doubted the propriety Of Col. Garnetts accepting
the Office of consulting Engineer on the Mem
phis and Charleston Road
Results will prove that it was very fortunate
for us that Col. Garnets services were so ear
nestly sought by the President and Directors Of
the Memphis and Charleston Road. Col. G. was
never an applicant for this appointment, nor any
otb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
Wash ng'on. June %, 1850.
SENATE.

IN ihc Scna'e to-day. an the expiration Of the
.ag our Mr. DAVIS, # Mas actusals r'sumed his re-
mass IN opposition to h" passag of The Compromise Bill
Tic grouped the for couple nihms, and was followed
by Mr. C@per, who mmencrd speech in support Of
tie hill lie gave way without Concluding To motion
10 hid a. Execrtye se,ss n.
HOUSE.
The House devoted sno her day 10 The settlement Of
the caut s'rd election frum II r. Il will he rernllrct'
that the Huse yesterday. by the casting vote Of the
- ske derlJed thai Mr. Miller. The contestant was not
En- tiled 10 the 90 T. To d,y The House decided by 01
H. "a, hat Mr. Thompson the sitting member. mo-
titled /, his The lection has thus been remand
al To he ope. On m,tinn, the House then ADJOURNED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
The last Southern Star, which, by the by. is one o.
the tc rspc5 III the Souh under he head Of Popular
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
THE WORK BEGUN.

Col. GARRETT, Chief Engineer of the Memphis and
Charleston Rafoad, arrived in town serday. after
having reconnoitred the jackson County ronte He will
proceed to pass The Franklin county route
What his opinion of the Jackson county route is we
know not. But one thing of, that the road
will he located according the best interests of the com
panv. without favor aft ciion-to do which, no man is
more competent Than Col. GaneH. Ills high character
scientific Engineer togerher with his undouhted
fmness in the discharge of his duty, will 60 great way
TO al'ay any prejudice that might spring up between
the adverse interests upon the location Of the road.
Col Garne,t s accompanied by Col. Fearn If Hunts
ville ". A. Austin Of Jackson county, and Col. Ga
brother.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
Washington, June 2s, 1850,
SENATE.

Afsr the usu ] mnrnirr business ihc Senate med
H. es hersi " # the Cofnprl mise Bill
Nj Davi. Of Mississippi addressed the Senat an hon,
support NJ NJ Sus's smepdneni prorsing to extend
fhs Nssari Compr mise line 10 the pacifc
NJ. Soule allowed on tho same sds. and IN reply to
N sp -~rhrs e Messrs Webster and y u.lls.
Mr. D.uslas 'ei i ed; aud
NJ. w.b-tsr llowrd n rsrlv t. NJ Snle
The on slim then taken the amend nent Of
Mr. Sne, and IL wss reecied re FLOWS: Yeas a. psys
So 81 the Senate, BY orsrw h-inrng msjrl,y re-
fuss u sdap thu Missouri Compromise line
Mr.. Davi, Il Mi.s then sid Commenced ,pecch
spp-'ion u the C.mprnmiss Is Il. lie gave way A.
n'clck, T. TO Mt Clay, who eImessed a hope aud II
SWIM 10 bs een.rsly understood that The question
tho engrssnert IL the bil will he taken on WednesIa,
newt.
The Sens, ,h.n held Az TX cu,ve sessipn, and aner-
!. srd- s'r,urnsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
HOUSE

Tie storm 81 s. evening prevented he 'ran.ar,in Of
se phcesdng, in The II ,usr yesterday Moth n # i'm
r,rtsurs one, III" d,y having been DIV I'D II the
consideration Of the cniesied FL cion FINN lows To
dav, that was sg,n M fpi cunsiiers TO- and
father debated by Mrs Is Disney, Toms Thompson,
II Pa. AMI Van ID k,.
Mr. Pnsi novel the previous question, and The House
sisiatcd line TIN. Mr. Sir-y, them a. Chairman &c
the COMMITTEE. spike IN hour On tho qus ion The
sn'e vas then taken on adopting the Mia ny Report,
giving The Ia Mr.. Miller The contestant and IL re-
'ul'ed az fll MS yeas 9j nsys 9i-The Speaker voting
IA the negst We rr ured lie vote and the Minority
Report thus ailel as substituted hat Of he MAORI
~ NJ ,ans to adj nm then Innde-,he yeas and
s"d nays were c,iled s"veral times ihrrcnpon when
wilhoui 10 thef action, the House at o'clok sdun
rl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-04
No receive our solemn vow,
While before Thy throne we bow.

II hIn-Libery!
Choir and organ and harmony drowned by the
wild torrents of ejucuations bat started feelings moi
unsned the sacredness Of the place Of meeting and
the gh OF the upIed eye had 10 struggle ough tears
and there present no would no, at that
mamen, have cheeruly sacrificed hfe fortune, aud s,cred
honor | nun- I.betyi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12
n e " ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, EOyENIBER 10 ,sno

A Court Martial has been ordered to convene on
hoard the U. s. ship Pennsylvania, consisting of
IaPt. Anlte, Commanders Saunders and Manning,
Lieut., Davis, Poor and Gibson. 1t is probable
mat among the offences upon which the Court will
81 IN Judgement there are some for which there is
IN the absence Of hogging, (recently abolished bv
an act OF Congress,l no punishment prescribed by
raw and IN such an event the Court being com
posed OF Junior grade, may find themselves not
ntue embarrassed in their decisions and require
me counsel OF older and more experienced officers,
or That OF sound legal adviser, instead of an Off
Ger Of their own corps and grade the appointment
Of whom az Judge Advocate if economical (for we
understand the Naval Judge Advocates receive no
extra compensatory is of very doubtful expediency
as regards the interest of the naval service 1t is
beyond dispute that competent persons, learned in
ire law military civil, and national, should be en-
P,,oyed permanently to attend all Naval Courts
Martial as legal advisers, as well as to register
their proceedings. Norfolk Herald, Nov. 2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

IT IL. S. begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can Visiting and BusnesC ards, Notara
and other Seals Door Plates Steamboat stamps, and
thing connected with engraving, executed in the
N. B-VsitIng and Business Cards and every kind of
Copper Plate Printing executed the shortest notice NIL I'm
EXCHANGE ON BOSTON-S5,OO 600 at and
nil 81 a' REMEDY rs FOSTER. rs Tohoupioulas ST.
SUNDRlES-Landing from ship Cornea, from
CRANBERRIEs-55 packages barrels, halves and quar-.
;, teE, Of Curtis, packing
HERR SG-laI boxes
CODFISH-lOO large boxes 100 lbs each of extra fine fell
PIE FRUITS-5O boxes UnderwOOds;
PkESERNES-l5 boxes Quinces, Peaches etc,
RAlSNs-BOXe halves and quarters, OF EneseTs brand.
- IN STORE
MACKEREL-SOO packages Nos, /, and g. in bbIs
halves, quarters and kits;
PlCkLES.3pS boSes gallons, half gallons; quarts and
pIns nBenschoten's, Lewis UnderwOod's, and Wells,
- Miller aud PGovost,l;
PAIN FED TUB5-2jO dozea;
PEPPER-3O bags:
CANDI. ESQ boxes Sperm:
BLACK TEA-50 chests
LEMON SYRuP-10O boxes Underwood's
TOMATO kETCHUP-5O boxes Underyyood's:
RAKER'S CHOGOI ATE|i 'ocoa. Bona etc etc
GkAREr BOrTLES-3O hampers;
NEW RlCE-30 casks;
CIDER-50 boxes Champagne;
CHAMPAGNE778O baskets, pnts and quarts, " N IL.
SG III er Of w Sfot fig rs gale 4 By
ELOUR-4OO bbls St. Louis superfne, in store
L and for sale by A. D GRIEFF & co. Old Levee.
CLARET-4OO boxes for sale by
- MS l. w ARTHUR Il co. % and % New Levee.
NAILS-l000 kegs Boston Nails. for sale bv
' MS 3t KENNEDY q FOSTER, 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
NAILS-lOO0 kegs Boston, for sale by
~ nla E,I. HART Il co. 70 TohouphousSa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12


PRINBETON--Pefs steamer Montgomery: 1872 bales cot.
Hanson-lG3 6 Burke &co-lOI Wait & DeIaues-lOO G
NJ PGcbard &co-ll5 II Moore S. Thomhl Il McIlhenny
SO BraBder Williams Eco-4S Marin Owen &cO-ll NJ
Greenwooi-83 Bogart & Foley-40 Pickett Perkins SEQ
p } D Gh9ble-55 Wright, Williams SEQ "a Wyehe, Il
ConoGhig Donnel-37 w Jackson &co-3l Bukner Stan
t0n-l4 llewett, Norton &cO-l7 Gouon ros-l6 T Don
aid &CO-2i Male & CoX-30 J B Byrne &co-2j FelOwes
&cO-l6 Buchanuou Carroll &co-l0 Bonner Il Smith-44
Heuderon Il pealel Waters &co-2O Geo COnnolly-Toal
Ul4 bales cotton.
MEMPHlS-Ptr steamer America: 81 bales cotton Saw.
age. Williams &co-s7 do Felowes &co-7O Ward 4 Jonas
LIP Bell 4 COnwAy-li Mcdowell Mills &co-44 Pickett,
Perkins &cO-69 5 o Nelson &co-25 Fearn Donegan &co-
ls3 Lowe Patson-l22 Moon, Titus &co-4l NJ Cooper
Nc3IS4 Bradley, Wilson &go6 Buchan, on, Carroll Eco
IL Elder, Bro &co-3S Wi ams-l5 Cherry Il Henderson
-l63 Rq6son A,,en-55 NJ Greenwood-8 II Frazer &co
- MCRae & Cofman-l63 Payne & Harrison--33 do Hill
Mclean &co-l9 A l. Gaines-l9 Swiney, Green &Uo-lI3
q Cocks &CO-3O Wes' a. Summers-30 n Frel SccO-
y Oakley Hawkn7-24 Nugent &co-9 NJ Els &co-
q Dewey-59 G Burke &co-2l Watt DeSaues-l6
btanu'T Wlldls &CU--lS BeCk-21 steamer Princess
I0oi IoAes soap hearny &co-sunGEes 10 OrderIoaI
ri ri EHIptITIs y soI la, .o,,. La I,.. ,oo Lr,,
WiamsjS3 do VT ~ Ut Ia Sas ~ - N otspn
90 Feloves SrosS PtanI e Williams yo7s Iti NJ
- M l. f,i II Wa 80 - ~ ~
PineS MGs sso WsP TfG 0aEey S
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BOSToN-Per bark Roman: sos bales cotton, 1897 pigs
Lead 81 bb 63 ties lard 5O hides IS rolls her. 100 bbs
castor OIL 30 hhds sugar 81 boXe tobacco, As pkgs metal
BUsTON-Per bark saxony: Sol bales cotton. 1886 pigs
lend Us bbs flour lO7 Dbl asses 80 bds and 1920 hides
1913 horns, casks ginseng, Is bds copper
BOSTON-Pe bark Mary Adele; 3g6 bales COTTON 2lS2
salmon.
CAMPEACHY-Persc hr Gov Arnold: 600 bbls -four, a
bs 20 les and SOP kegs ard 50 pigs lead % kegs butter 10
bDls gUtlOeg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

NEW YORK-Per ship Caroline G Dow Asst mdse.
NEW IORk-ler ship Hemisphere: Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Per ship l. wing A ge: Assorted mdse,
TURKS I~LAND-Per brig MarseIlOis S8j4 bushels salt
PENSACoLA-Per brig Aurora $4,000 feet lumber to
master.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Gen VIM Hair son: 80 bales
cotton 6 Cocks &co-55 900 feet lumber, 10000 lahs
PoOley AGO