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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

The Muscatine Enquirer says TINT we
did great injustice to the citizens Of Grand
View in the paragraph we published las,
week. We only published the charge Of
ore Of their own nambcr, the Postmaster
Of the place. Coming from such source
and being "ofiicial," VIC deemed il entitled
to credence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

STATUE OF CALuoUN-Afier three
months labor and an expenditure Of one
,honsand dollars, tho above great work,
snow doubly valuable from its baptism i,
the great Deep" has been recovered from
the wreck OF the Elizabeth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
Married.. "

In this place, on the 9th inst, BY John Rou'e''
Esq, Mr.. Henry Christian BIoeckef 70 NJ"
Dores kreger.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. Augustus
Bolster TO Miss Seila Gessicon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
The good people Of Davenport have be,

The good people Of Davenport have been
30 active in Railroad matters Of late. that +,
appears people in the distance can scarce.
~ cast their minds htherward without the
vision of Railroad crossing their mental
horizon. For instance our brother Of the
Evansville Journal writes: 81 occasionally
Sit down and speculate about Iowa and 70,
good people in il, and wonder how you arr
making things, and whether you are think
ing Of me, and such other nonsense, but il
generally ends in having Railroad articl,
stuck into my head and ! 60 to editorali
zing."
READ tie new advertisements and profit by III
Eerusal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

WHAT satisfaction il is to us 10 think
that we didn't get the publication Of the
laws! Those papers that received the Job,
now come to US filled with post routes, un.
interesting matter that nobody reads, 70 the
exclusion cfall news and matter Of public
interest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

RxrLRoADs.--New England, we see it
stated, has expended in four years S7O,-
100000 in Railroads. Ills generally con-
coded that the people in that region Of
country have their Dyes open to their own
interests.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

LIrTELLs LIVING AGE.-John Quincy
Adams, that profound thinker, for whose
death our nation was so recently drnped ia
mourning, and with whom Perisl,ed the
brightest constellation oftalent that spark
led in any one mind upon earth, said Of the
above work, that "of all the periodical jour
nails devoted to literature and science which
abound in Europe and in this country, this
has appeared to me to be the most useful"
We can add nothing TO the testimony Of
the "old man eloquent"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

Where man is there is the drama. Tho un-
.ophs,ica ted Indian has his drama, and no moan
one a. described by the daring and admirable
Catlin.-Rhris Corresponpent n. \. Tribune.
To the people resident Of the region
north Of this, the above will sound very
much like unadulteraied nonsense. The
drains in which Cs,l.n figured in connec-
ton with the Indian, was one likely 10 dis
play tho native in all his unsophis.icated
honesty and Catiin in his duplicity. We
had occasion ten years ago through the
columns Of the Cincinnati Gazette, to ex-
pose some Of the faischoods contained in
Ca.ln's work on the Indinns. The expo.
sition was circulated pretty extensively
in the U. States but he has since succeed
ed ia deceiving some in Europe Of his
prowess among the Indians. Before the
N. Y. Tribune, and other papers 50 exten.
sively circulated, propagate such libel up
ON the white man a. 10 give credit to Cat
lin for any Of his transactions with the poor
Indian, they had better ascertain the facts
in the case.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

A MERITED PREsENr.--The Wings of
Keokuk have presented J. B. HOWELL,
Esq, Of tho Register, with a silver cup os
a MARI Of their high approval Of his course
in the recent Congressional contest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

THERE is debating society in Washing
ton City composed Of free black men,
They have been discussing The question
whether abolition fanatics nj the North are
the ffiesds of,h slave, and decided i. by a
unanimous negative.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

A Yankee inventor has improved the con-
struction Of the common clock, 90 that
many parts are done away with, and ihe
price of good brsss clock will DO lesseded
to one dollar.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

Sanders, Of the Davenport Ga.et.c. say,,
in quoting our paragraph d las, week, ats,,,,
he never disappointed any man ia money
matters" Look here Sanders. we-no.
tina, 10 TO ssy--ahcin! : .Mustatm Emf
Very yell said, t,cighbor "a very ,.,,ou.
al conclusion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

DEATH OF Gov. FoRD, OF ILLINOIS,
Gov Ford died at Peoria, on the Sd inst,
OF consumption Ills wife died only few
days before.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

PEYER NJ. DEsnoNG. the well known
mathematical expert, died very suddenly .
few days since, on board tho steamboat
City Of Toronto, while Oh the way from
Kingston to Toronto.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

READER, didst read the sketch upon the
FIRST page Of last weeks Gazette titled,
aThe Miser?" II is beautifully written
and the old fellow 10 truthfully portrayed.
Let US guard sgainss the insinuating en-
croachmeuts Of the great vice OF avarice,
before il takes captive the noblest aspira-
tons Of our hearts. Read the sketch, con-
slider the moral and avoid the repetition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

TmE Iowa OBSERVER, is the tito ofa neat
paper, Of a large size and Wing in polite.
that CORES tous from tiIe lfishing county
of "lIigh" Henry. Jno. r. Morton and A
Mckenney nre the editors; &. G. Galloway
the publisher. Henry county has long
needed good Wing paper end now that il
has one, the citizens should afford il liber
al support.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

The Lynn Ners gives the following
specimen Of photographic writing: ''Ol
grimes es ded thai gudoi sole, we nero
shalsey i'm ore Z uzeJ 2 ware anols grs
cote, sll but nd DOM be e."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

fIoGs.-There 10 an ordinance 10 force
ia existence rather and should be enforced
relating to hogs running at large in our
streets. People owning hogs in city like
ours should be fined for allowing them to
run At large, and they should be fined for
keeping them up, as they arc nuisance
the hogs not the owners-view them as YOU
please, save and except always. in the
shape Of good fresh pork Or we'll cured
hams.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

ELrcTroI Fra UDs.-In Philadelphia, on
Friday, man named Bcnjamin IyndaII
was arrested on the charge Of having alter.
ed tho election returns Of two wards, after
they had been made up by the proper
officers. Judge King, in holding him to
BAIL. remnrked--
lie loo!sed upon the act of polluting the
bai'otthnx rs next in Nervousness to the
comm'ttnl Of murder, a. il struck at the
very existence Of cur institutions. lie,
therefore, would hold him in 1880 TO an
swer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
TO Stndents and Parents.

We have for sale two Certificates Of Tu'oh "
the Medical Department Of the memphis '0A'
,tute, each OF which entities the owner, OF '''
person he may designate, TO oil the privileges"
said Institute enjoyed by students paying w.
for the course This institute is too w,0eg
known to need recommendation. its iae.H, -
one OF the most talented in the country. Az
idence Of the standing Of the ,lleEe, xe w. ~.
remark TINT nearly two hundred and my a =.
dents have already entered ,heis MONIES '0' ~
winters course. -
The above certificates have been cn'alns
through business, and will be sold on sucn ..,
;ns to offer excellent inducements for p u!crTrr
EDITOR GAZETTE
Davenport, October a;th. 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATION
Dr.. Warren, Of Boston, recently took from
tho ssomncs Of 40 Irish girl, at the Massa-
chuse,ss General Hospital, by means Of "a
incision. tape worm fu. " -one feet eleven
inches in length!
Tho operation was performed while the
sufferer was undhr the influence Of ether
She observed, on corning to her senses,
"Oh! lhave he'd pleasant dsenm and feel
relieved" The wound was dressed with
great cnre, md she has scarcely complain
ed Of rnin since the operation. This, we
are told, is the only case on record where
tape WORM has been. literally cut from the
human stomach.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

MURDER AT Fir. MADISON. learn
that nnn by the name Of Foster, living
about two miles below Fl. Madison, was
murdered on Friday afternoon last, by q
worthless, drunken vngabond by the name
Of Wash Martin, living on Devils G. eek
Il seems TINT tho murderer and his victim
wore returning homcward together firm
town, partially inebrmted, when for some
trifling cause. Martin struck Foster blow
which disloca,ed his mech, killing him in
stanily. The murderer was Immediately
arrested mud committed to Jail KcokA
Dispatch 5tt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
Died,r

Died,1n ;,
Al lie Claire, Scott Co.. on the lst inst a''
WILLIAM p. HITCHCOCK aged 46 years
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

CfMlTH'S Bellows, Vices, Anvils and sce"
~ plates, lust received. Also Hand Hammers
Sledges and longs, at HILDREI"
Nov. 14ih.
4 NDIRONS, Shovels and Tonys-varlesy t"
"a patterns, Brass and Iron; u.u,c
Nov 18th. ut H1LDREIhs
CHOPPERS, drawing Knives, Adzes' 49,. ~"
- Saws, spur bits and Iron Cfozcs; ..sIs
plain bits, bed screws and KEYS. n ana rs'''
bntts. at HfkDRElH0'
Nov 18th
DLATED dash board Irons, Brass hmn o ,.S
J. Circle Irons. &c. a, HiLDRslri =
Nov. l4,h, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

The Iowa True Dem. has only few
hundred Subscribers, and vas. majority
Of the people Of Iowa arc in state Of CON-
parn,ivc darkness, and are entirely repre-
scented by tboufough going servile set Of
Donehfaces; the slsveocrats, Dodge. Jones,
aud Letter, who always vote for slavery
against liberty .--Ioma True Dem.
Aud who pray elected these slaveocrats
TO represent Us? The Aboliiionists and
pretended Free Sellers Of The Statesmen
vehemen, in advocating anli-slavcry prin-
ciples bu, slow in the practice Of them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
r,.. uoo cpor. The correspondent Q

tbs Hoo CRor. Tho correspondent .
. mercantile house Of Louisville, has'nf
recently visited the pMk,packing points e
the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, says,tne
number Of hogs will fall very little, y sny'
abort od las, season. lie snys the number
near lie river will fall short % account Of
I'M scarcity and high price ofcorn last year.
m, INC country back will mako up this de-
6ciency. The corn crop ras nercr t"er,
10 odds. and this will cnaLlo feeders 70
hr;no all their small hogs 10 market. by
Ia,e feeding. The corn Of tho back coun-
~ will be fed 10 the hogs. ns i will mol
INV 10 bring il 10 market, and It q cents
&c. i. paid for hogs. he s,ys il will bring
them forward.
,ima,cd Mt 5000 hogs; a, Quincy and heo-
kuk and other towns, M increase. -.
The estimate Of hogs packed on the is.-
nois and Mississippi rivers, lust season -
SOC, 900, including ST: Louis. The gener'
ii Increase in iown, Missouri and Illinois
will make up Cor any deficiency from 'as'
wear by the scarcity Of corn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

RrAD tie new advertisements and profit by the
Eerusal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

A FAMILY OF MlSIsrERs.-The Presbyterian
Herald says that the Rev. w. w. Martin, ven
cradle Presbyterian minister, who died on tht
Both ult., at Lvona, in Indiana, LIFT behind blu
two sons, missionaries 10 China four sons-in-iam
PRESBYTERIAN minister; and one in the theologl'
cal seminary at New Albany, preparing Tor I'M
missionary work; making eight ministers 10 one
family.
The elderly gentleman who addressed
our fellow citizens SO earnestly and clio
quen,ly at III, Di.ciples' meeting house the
past week, is one Of fire. brothers engaged
in tho same holy calling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
DIR. CoRBETI's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARlLLA.

The Formula OF this invaluable Preparation has
hcen iaId 'i"ie nany oi ihe Giie,ent M.ucai So
clrl,es Ia New Engi.n , anu has received Ia cy-
r,v case their especial conwcuda,ion. Ii has
been achrow cdaed as the most powerful anti"otc
Vet known Tho, oushiy cleansing the Blood
Eradcat;rg Sc,oulGus Taut aud alioidng the
most he. ling qualities 10 DIseds,d Lungs aud
giving 10 the consumI i've Restoration To Health :
The celcbiaed Surgeon and Physician, Df.
Valentine Mot, President oi the New ok Acad-
envy Of Medicine, has gwen his ESPECIAL not ce to
the accurate Hola,atlun ot Dr. to'bc"s, and
permits Us To rclcr To him as TO lis virtues.
This is testimony most amplc Lut IN Boston,
other distinguished Physicians have also ato, d, Il
their approval Of this sgnaliy ciicdclUrs medicine.
SUCH as DR.. J. {. Wmen, DR.. j. W. Warren,
DR.. Geo. Haywa,d, Dr. John Jelirics, DIR. }. v.
c. Smith AN Others; many Of whom have given
thc, names ia writing ia favor otlls salalVe pow
els.
Alexander B. Mott, Esq, Druggist of New
lo,k, son of the distinguished DIR. Valentine Mott
writes us under date Nov, lSIS -
'1he Physicians OF th,s cily who have made
use of Corbcit's Syrup Of Sai sapa'illa, eNpless
themselves pleased with It's effects aud are con-
stantIy ordering it,"
These are credentials the public may rely upon'
foe they aIc those Of the highest authority aud the
largest experience in Medical Sclcuce aud re-
search. 80
NcJ-Sold by EDWARD BRINLEi s. co,
Druggists, Boston, Sole Ploprletolsi and theIr
general appointed Agents in the United States
and Canadas. For sale in Newport by
DIR. Il. X. HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
FACTS TO EE ERENENBERFD

That Consumption is almost always produced
by a cold that might bc easily cured. That Wis
tar's Balsam of W It'd Cherry will cure any couch
or ,od, no matter Of how brg standing. 1h"
millcr form of Consumption itsali is also cared by
this Balsam. That it Is conceded by many law
,crs, ce.gymen aud physicians, that this Balsam
has never been e1uacd lor efficacy in all affections
of the Lungs and Lrer. That scores now rejoice
in the possession of good health who, hut for this
Bai>a.n, would have been in their graves having
been given up to die by their hiends aud physlc-
ans.
DR.. Bradford knarp, Of Crown Point, \. y,
in letter SAYS :---'' In the c1msc imy pIactlcc
in this vicinity, have tested in some Iod dcgee
the good qualities Of VI pkoy's Baisam ot lM
Ch,ny in Pulmonary Conn aints, and now wish
to procure surly Of the medicine"
iNiItD STATES arsenal.
DR.. Euie--
Dear SIR Having used several bottles of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in my family,
fr tn, complaints for which it is recommended,
with decided beneficial effect chccluliy adrlto
INV friends, and all others VIII, may need "A mcdi-
cine of that Kind, uy II. .
&. 4. SCHWARIMA
None is genuine unless sig ned L. BUTTS on
the wrapper. For sale by X. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

PRorIDENcE CONFER IENcE.-The Proyi-
dence Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, closed It's session in Provi-
dence on Wednesday The 10Th inst to
meet again April %, 1851. in Warren, r.
l. The following are most of the principal
appointments in this vicinity.
Neo Bcdford.-EIm street, X. NJ. Hat.
field. Fourth street, Moses Chase
Pleasant street, John Hobart. Kemp,on
street, Charles Noble. Fairharen. Gen
ire street, Samuel Brown. North Fair
haven, j. b. Weeks. HIareham.-H. w.
Honghton. Taunton Paul Townsend.
Whi'tenton, Lewis Bates. North Dighion.
w. II. Richards. North Rehoboth.-J
T.. Clifford. Somerset & harles Hammond,
South Somerset, JOS. M. Worcester.-
Weaport Point.--char'es S. Ilaz 3D.
Liftle Compton .--El'hu Grant FaR Rirer.
Daniel Wise and E. +. Fletcher. -New-
port.-A. u Swin.ion. Proridence.-
Chesnut street, Il. & Carver, Pow er sire,
IL. c. Alwatcr. Sd Church d. Pa,len. Jr.
Nantuckel.-Cenlre street, J. Il. Hustled.
Fair street, Ebenezcr Blake. Edgorio,cn.
Charles ii. Titus. Holmps Hoie.-M. &.
Talbot. Pror,ncioen K 'enlre Chapel, /.
I. Kenny, Wesley Chapel, A. b. Wheel
er. Pawtucket-WllIiam Gone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
WAsHlNeToN, Sunday, April Ia,

WAsHlNeToN, Sunday, April IA,
The Nicaragua Treaty has been comI
p'e,ed It's slipu ation- all agreed upon
and has been copied ready for signatures.
|, will lie signed N the beginning of this
week, when, il will be at once Transmitted
to The Senai' of tie Unltcd States for its
ratification. Under the Instructions re-
ceived by Mr. Bulwer from his Govern
rnrul By the last steamer, the necessity Of
delay uulil a copy of the Treaty can be-
iorHarded ,n England, aud reply thereto
received. has been entirely ohvialed.-
There has been but very Iiile modification
from The terms proposed IN Mr.. Clay,oL's
letter To Mr.. Bulaer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
From the Manchester Messen ger.

LETTER FROM PRoF. WrBsrERs 8 DAuoH-
TrR.-The following cou,rnun cation from
daughter Of Prof. Webster, in reply to
letter sd ressed to her, has been handed us
10y gch eman To whom il ..s directed
with request for it, publication. With
oui comment we lay il before our readers.
CAMpRircE, Apnl 9Th. 1850.
DAhlEL Marsh, ESQ SIN Il this
morning received The very kind letter you
addresse TO me, and which has en- TO an
swrr to thank you in The name of my moth
er' my sisters, and myself, for the true SELL
tiintn's you entertain I, specting my below
ed father You believe hind innocent, and
you ''elieve ,chat is true, he is the victim of
crcums,anees, deeply injured man-lha,
nc Is lnnoc'nt, we his ilmily know, and
noll ing on eaiih vi ever lake from us
Tins conviction. We have never, from the
moment lie was matched from his home,
had shadow of donbt on our minds, and
whatever the world may say on do We
sh'Il have that feeln: To support us. The
knowledge Of his Innocence supported my
idther during the houls of sulfrrg in the
Court room, and that il is that gives him
aud us ca!mness uon, amidst the many
sources of sorrow that have overwhelmed
US.
Far different from what We anticipated,
was the result at the trial. for We had been
assured Throughout The win er tha, our
Father cou d not nut be restored to us.
aud that AT the trial, he must receive JUS
lice Tor the many wron.s mat had been
heaped upon hm. but justice fled from
tie Court room, aud prejudice took her
place.
Yet hope still fingers with us for we
trust that the public voice viii tc ra,srd
aeains, the gross injustice that as been
Committed, and vii Mt al ,w our country
To bear such stigma on her na,nr. such
an everlasting stain, a. will b. thai of lh.
sacrifice of one so trul, innnc.nt as INV
father. And If one word from us. SIR. can
add a iea'hei's wcg ght to the elr us thai
are being made, On. may we give yon the
te'p assurance ui oar hearts, that We feel
grateful for the interest that you rviress
aud leel, and for what you are do NJ in our
behalf. May God in his Infinite m rev.
look dowL upon you, and bless The clio Is
that are being made and if it i. not his
VIII to bring the trlh To light. ani To a.
low uls awful mystery to he expaned,
may he cnlgh!en the minds Of those into
whose hands tn case will pass.
imnst again lhaLk you, Sir, for the kind
feeling you express towards my dear faith.
cr. Nothing that the wrrld can de- nov
gives us greater CONSULTATION, han tie know!-
edge that others believed him innoccnt.--
Sympathy has flowed abnndantly from
many hears towards US, his faulty, but
how mu n more priced by us is lha, sym
palhy, when expressed for linn. That our
be'oved Father may be restored TO us, is
the fervent prayer of our hearts, and ae
wait ,remb iagIy in the hope that those
who are now to decide in this cpse may
see the terrible Injustice that has b en- coin
United, and has inflicted SO much sulIcrln,
on 50 many Bc lcvc NE, sir,
Gratefully yours.
HARGlEr W. WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
MAR RlED.

"a tti. bvr, Il'h inst b, Rev. NJ. Jark-
sn. NJ. Tapnis Williams oi Boston, an Miss
A,I. T.. Stycls, s'con daughter Of Philip Ste
ycrs, Esp, of this town.
Nav ii ,ir days b. mAl,, an fall Of h'rpnoss.
I, New Yo.k, SrIiay evening, by tie Ncv.
Il ,lph il,yt, VI. J"seph Wymdn, ot New lUk,
all Miss \. T.. Nir rnii IIiltrd, OF Buohlyn.
tNltnw.ll,, Il. L.. o. th' llih i'st., by
Rv. VI. N'Niuay, VI. Lrrl'r ID. WhLir t.
Mi,, MuthtJtt, tirin,ll, 5Ih II Fdll River.
bCrrml Fills, 9th ult. z brt MrQuiston,
OF thu villag', u M.s Mary Chapman, Of See
kopk, Ni,s.
Il Boston, IJh inst, by R'v. A. ". Nintnn,
NJ. Jh, -. Olnstcld, to Miss Susan smith all
Of Boston
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
'S'D nlarinr lntclliocnrc. bfsy
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.


TUESDAY, April 9th.
Sehr. Perseverance, Iiob,op, rhadclrhaa; sip
WIN. II. B'nrs, Gardner, Ilaruo,d Providence.
WENEsDAY, Apill).
Schls. Sarah, Llncoln, Taunton New York F;
Az marie, Duhait, P,ovdeoce Nolfolh DE ,oi, +,
THUS, Providence huntington; sip New Yo,h,
Stednan, Nkingsioa Wes'e'ly.
THURSDAY, Aptl II.
Schrs. Calharine Wilcox, Nicholson, Boston
GerolemaH, Goslee, NBedioni Suffolk SIP Ago,
Cathel, Vineyard NLoodon
FRIDAY, April u,
Brig Frederick Pearl, Grccnlow, Deer Isle,
New Haven; Big Alvano, Thurslon, NYmk;
brig Tasso, Barton, Machias New lo,k; Schr.
Monterey, McIMyre, Boston Wilmington schr.
jail, + mis-, Giichrisl, Th,m .ton, Moth Riyer
schr Bliss, Hatch, Boston, hldelpha.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th.
Bmk Delaware, Lewis, Boston Phil.
Schrs Challenge, Fosier, Nloik Pol lnd
Samuel Nash, Allen, Prov. Phik,; Emna Low
el', NNo'k Boston +; Embass.i'or, Ilcnick
Georg town, Boston.
schr Chesapeake, Stubs, Thomasron, New
Haven.
Sips VIM. II. Brown, Henry, Prov NYo,k
Osa"s, Kelly, NYo'k NBcdiord; John Ma shaw,
Dyer, Boston, Virginia; Aliist, Davis Somerset,
Hardne,s Island; Emulous, IIowcs, Province
town Niok; Cora, Chacc, Dcrnis, NYoik; 10
LELAND, Crowell, Boston NIo,h; W L KING,
Bcarce, Banst,ble Norln'k; ; Co'e, Gage,
Cape Cod, Prov; Many Elizalcth, Davis, Twe.-
ton.
SUNDAY, April ~.
Brig Nanda'ier, Pend'c,on. Cna' lesson, Pf;'a
spoke on the 7th inst Lat. 81 %. Lono. - IS.
Exchang' SIG ,als with Bark Avo'a On the SaL
Lat 30 Long. 13 40. 81 he schr Polly. II, for
California.
John Gutenbmg, Wooster, Marauzos, Bristol.
MONDAY Anril Is.
Schr Isabel, Williams, Pna; Annalclla, Pac'i-
ard, Sandwich.
S'oop James, B,.eqs. Fal River; Monitor,
Davis, +. River; Oregon, S,us's, n. >o,k,
Prov.
TUESDAY, April l6.
Schr Sarah Moore, Black, Bcston, El.e, Hop
kins, NmfGk.
Slopp MMketran. Olvcr, Ya'momh, Norwich;
II. Island, iIrll, Prov, n. Yok; Rcaomtion,
Baker, North Kin ston