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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22
NEsTRICT EGEEsE'. Parish Of 81.
~ LQndfh StAte = LoU7S7aaa.
Amos Webb under tutor, ii. Fa. on IL No.
bond VS.. A. Gautllier and G. Eau.
John Dutt0n. Tutor.

BY virtue of 4 writ OF Fl. Fs. issued on Il
II months bond, and to ne directed from the
Hon'ble the aforesaid Court j" the above en-
titled and numbered cause, | will offer at pub
lie sale to the highest and last bidder Tor cash
without benefit Of appraisemcnt, on SAIIR-
DAY the 1a day g MiKCE, 1851, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court house Of the parish
Of 1bervilIc, all the right, title, interest and
claim of Alexis Gauthier, ii and to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Seren lots or parcels Of land lying and sit
uated in the parish Of IberviI'e in the rear of
the tow Of PIaquemine designated us lots
Nos. /, 9, 3, 10, 90, %, and 90, on the plan Of
said lots, together with all the improvements
and appurtcnances thereto belonging.
Seized to satisfy the bond and costs in the
above cause.
]. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22
Notice.
Barrels
NOTICE..

Es- MRS. We. BEAU, respectfully in-y3
sS$]] forms her customers and the ladies IN u
Va general, that she will continue the LA
BONNET MAKING, on Merriam street. and
hopes that they will favor her with the same kind
patronage that they have heretofore bestowed on
her. as she will do her utmost to satisfy both their
taste and their wishes.
She has Just received from New Orleans a large
assortment of Mantilles, Flowers and Ribands.-
She respectfully solicits a call.
Orders will be executed at the shortest notice.
nov9-4m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22

nRDONNANCE, pour amender Por-
~ donnance etablissant IN chemin de ra-
courci, dams Ia p~aroisse d'Iberville, a travers Ia
pointe d'Iberyille, conduisant du yoisinage de
iEelise ST. Gabriel, q File.
lest ordonnt par lc juri de police de la pa
roise d'Iberville que. la 10eme section de For
dominance ci-dessus citee soft augmentee ct ap-
prouyee de nouveau, CONNIE suit:
Qu'aussitot que le dit chemin sera ttabll,
que les proprietaires sur la rive gauche du
feuve, a Ia distance de cinq miles du dit chemin
seront requis de TRAVELLER au dit chemin, ct
ou'un comInissaire pour lie dit racourcid de Tile
sera nomma annuellement, ct QUEEN attendant,
ct iusau'a rachevement du dit chemin de ra-
courci. les memes commlssaires on deux den
ire eux, auront lie pouvoir d'ordonner a tous
les esclayes, negres de champ, appartenant aux
habitans, dams les limltes ci-dessus, a tells terms
ct a tells membres que les dts. commissioners
%croiront convenables pour trayailler au dit
chemin. sous la direction des dts commissaires:
on sutres personnes par eux nommees pour
WI que les dts ~esclayes ne soient pas appelias.
pour les dts travaux plus de cinq Jours par
Eehaane aimee. Eft pourvu que les dts habl-
4a~nt6sffournissent a leurs esclaves les outlls ne
cessaires aux dts ~trayaux, tells que pelles, pic.
ches, haches, &c. Eft toutes habitant dams les
dites limifes, qui ~refusera de comparative avec
SEES e~sclaves comue il est dit ci-dessus, apres
avoir etc appei13 par les dts commissaires-
scra suiet a une amende dune piastre, OF
moins "a la discretion dc la cour) pour chaque
~esclave, chaque jour qudff aura refuse de com
paraitre recoverable pardefant lie JUICE de paiA
du District (ou du Districtyoisin sill Sc %recuse,
a la requete dcs dts coninissaires, ct apres re.
CONVENIENT de la dite anende de la maniere
ordinaire dams les cas- evils, q montant sers
employe a rachevement du dit chemin. Pour
WI one les dts habitans auront h droit de st
dispenser du dit travail en- nature, en- payan'
aux dts commissioners la sommes de cinquante
cinq cents par jour pour chacun dc 1etlr dts
e~sclayes traval,lans.
Approve ct passe lie 7 Decembre 1850
THOMAS C. BROWN,
r. A. UPTON,
WIN. c. ADAMS,
A. G. STRINGER,
LOUIS HEBERT.
ADoLpu GRASS, Greffier protein.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22
To Discharged Soldiers,

And all entitled 10 benefits under the late act Of
Congress, granting bounty lands, DC.
TNHE undersigned being fully prepared with
Il the forms and all information necessary to
enable him to procure land warrants for those
that may be entitled to then, under the late act of
Congress, granting bounty lands to all soldiers
who served in the late war with Great Britain, or
in any Indian war, since l790-offers his service
to such as may wish TO apply for bonnty-lands.
He has facilities for communicating with Washing
ton that will enable him to transact such business
with more than ordinary dispatch, and he will make
no charge until the certificate or land warrant is
delivered to the applicant. Widows of deceased
soldiers are entitled to the same bounty that their
husbands would have been.
HewlIl procure patents and transact all business
with the General Land Office with the utmost dis
patch, and without charge until the business is
completed. -.
He may be found during business hours at his
law office on Main street, one door below Roth,
Bros. 80
PIaquemine, Nov. %, 1s5o-6ln
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Police Jury-Eparish Of EberyiEEe.

nNMonday the sixth day of January, 1851, at
" a regular session of the Police Jury cf The
Parish of ~Iberville, held at the Court House OF
said Parish-The following members were pre-
sent
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22

so Aux DEJIIAhUL
TTT a tous 9ui ont drolt a de benches sous
u Ia loi du Congress, leur accordant la terre
publique, etc.
LIE soussignc s'etant prepare avec toutes
formes neteessaires pour procurer les warrants
a touxc eux qni en- ont droit sous la dernlere
acte de Congress qui acecorde de la terre pu-
blioue a tous soldats qui ont servi dams Ia guer-
re contre la Grande Bretagne GU contre les In
diens depuis 1890; offre ses services a toux
ceux qui veuIent %remployer pour lie procurer
les warrants CONNIE ci-dessus. LIE correspon-
dants quill a a Washington lui faciletera grand
ement dams Ia decharge de toutes %atfaires qu'on
%pourrait lui placer entire les mans; ct de plus,
il s'oblige de ne faire aucune charge quelcon'
que iusqu'a-ce-qu'il depose entire les mains de
l'applicant son c~ertificat de warrant. Les
veuves des soldats decides en- ont egalement
les memes droits qu'avaient leurs maris.
IL s'engage tgalement de procurer les pa
tentes ct de deriger toutes ~affaires concernan'
lie Bureau de Terre dams la plus courte delai, e,
: sans aucune charge juaqu'a-ce-que les afla'res
soient termines.
On le trouyera a toutes heures, de la ]ourne
a son office, rue Main touchant le magazin dc
Roth Freres.
dec21-6m }. ). Entity.
E aRt%
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22

WIZ UC DKS z A~EI z, IVOt5s2 az
" 81. Landry, Etat de IN Louisiane.
Amos Webb, Fl. Fa. sur un Bond dc ~
Mois, VS.. A.. Gauthier ct G.. Eau.
John Button, Tuteur.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22
CoUR de DISTRICT, Pmoisse

J. I. FEITT, ShorlIE.
Parish of Ibcrville, Jan. 81, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22

AUX SOLDATS DECHARGE,
E>T a tous qui ont drolt a de benefices sous
L. la loi du Congress, leur accordant la terre
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-22
COUR du Gss,a District, Paroisse d.

Paroisse d'Iberville Jan. Goth, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
Supre me COurt-yn Equity.

before non SouRe MNcneu
SFPT. 5-ChaS .7tSfiIs ad others, Executors, Cor
neia b TGmPks Admin istrutrtr John S. Wtserre ami
Othtrs This argument bill filed to reach mo-
paid TO the chdi and heirs of the late Governor
TompkDs by Congress The bill filed the ground
that the money should have been given legal assets
to the administrator to pay the debts of Governor
ToDpkins On part Of tae Defendants it is urged that
no species Of property be adjudged to be assets
either legal equitable. spplicabe to the payment OF
the debts OF deceased person, unless it belonged 10
the deceaed in right OF action possession his
in his life time and continued to belong to him to
the tine Of his death and that must appear that the
administrator entitled thereto virtue otc to dis
pose Of in the Of administration 1t Is also urged
by the def ndants that legal assets such vest u
the executor administrator by virtue OF his Office
al admin istered with regard to rules Of priority
among creditors sni that the of Si9195 directed
10 be paid 10 the children and heirs Of Daniel d. Tomp
kns by act OF Congress passed the 2l February
4 nnot be adudged TO be assets in the hands OF the
defendants applicable to the pa, ment Of the debts Of
Gcverncr Tompkns Mr. Titus, on behalf of the defen.
isnts, continued to contend at grea. length that
claim which rests upon the loerslty generosity Of
government, cannot be adudged assets and that this
bill should oe dismissed with costs.
Adjourned to Monday
The New York herald., 1851-09-06


Suspicion Of Robbiag Californian Officers Lamont
and Gliding two Of the Chiefs special aids arrested yes
terdsy a man Iamed William o. kiet tuspicion OF
stealing stOc in gold dut 500 in gold coin a goli
watch valued ~ slOO and six barrel revolver ia all
amounting IN value TO 81 100 the property cf Joseph
Chiniquy returned Californian. who arrived in this
city one day this in the Prome.heus from Chares
The comp painsnt IL seems, puts up at frenchs Hotel
and be afternoon Of his arrival be secosted By the
prisoner. who asked bin if be not o Frenchnan
ard or being answered in the Affirmative the prisoner
sa.d he was a ErencEmap also and ia this way they
became acquainted They travelled about together dur
ing that afternoon ana drank rather freely and beco
ming fstgued and sleepy the complain retired TO his
room and the accused accompanied him Here the com
plan ant soon fell asleep. anu slept unit. daylight the
Lext morning; and wbe1 he swoke, on looking at his
carpet beg be discovered that he had been robbed of
money scd watch as above described Information was
forthwith given 70 the ab.Te lRrei ef;ers ami the
result was the arrest OF kief the sEpSi1n OF steal
me property from the fact that when Ch!niluy awoke
IN The morning. hief no whore TO bs found The
secr ej conveyed before Justice Lo.hrop who COM
m.ti.d him TO prison for 9 further exa nina.ion.
I'm .4Gfoy Lefusra some Saors a. ire Poiice-0n Thurs
day night German sailor named Charles Maze, as
thuec policeman Gn. OF the First ward, while in the
uotarge % his duty In West stree ard made his escape
rom the Cficer and took refuge on board the bark
Franklin lying at pier No IL North river The officer
pursued him, si led by a citizen named Patrick Daley
aud several others and in the Of boarding the
vessel to SECURE Vase, when the sailor oscharged gun
loaded with shot many Cf the grains odgng in the Ar
ara abe omen Of Daley In the assault with intent TO
All Maze was assisted by three other sailors ns med
SIMON harddof, Dcmot frer der and Hams Hansneld
AL The parties were ultimately taken into custody and
conveyed before Justice Lothrop who committed them
kil!
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
CltvIntalllwonoo. |.

THE srrrosxp MuRpER-Coronesr Geef yesterday
morning empaneled jury ct the Sixth Ward Police
Station House for the purpose Of investigating the
of the supposed murder Of Austin A. Lusher noticed in
yesterday mornings Herald whose dead body dis
covered by the police about O'clock the night pre-
vious, ing the sidewalk A post moriem eYsmus-
tion made by Dr. Lidell when IL evident that
the deceased had to his death by apopexy con-
fused wounds were visible the scalp nor was the
skull fractured there large quantity Of cosguated
blood the brain caused by congestion verdict
rendered by the jury that the deceased to his
aesth BY apoPlsxy The deceased was "a years of age
native Of Philadelphia and by trade jewellsr He has
left wife and three children residing at No 16 Chryste
street.
THE WEATHER.-since the commencement Of this
month the weather has been for the part dry and
pleasantly cool during the day but the night air has
been generally cold. Some heavy chilling rain fell on
Wednesday night, but the ensuing day and yesterds
made pleasant by clear sky and brilliantly shin
ing sun dense fog and chilling mist set in last night
from the southeast which eIveloped city in cloud
Of aqueous vapor causiog the fashionable
ter from the cold dampness in their dwellings the read
ing rooms or other places Of attraction while way
the tedium Of an intervening hour.
FRE.-Betx xeen and o'clock last nj 1ht fire broke
out amohg some hemp in the third or Of the four
.tory brick building No 100 Water street The flames
ascended to the fourth story and attic, in which
Messrs. Schiefelin, Haynes l. Co. had about $4,000
worth Of drugs and bottles stored the greater part OF
which destroyed insured The third floor used
by Mr.. Sebrirg, a store room for hemp, bagging
sc. The quantity Of stuff con id,rsble, and was
by insurance. The first and second tories
pied by Messrs. Engs Nichols liquor and segsr
merchants. Their damage is trihing by water. The
injury to the building is considerable; insured
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

l5oo inferior Upper Lake ct S3c Rye continued in de-
were perfectly insnimAts, Northern being nomnsily
quoted ut 80 3Sc, and Western, a. 81 &c. Corn met
very resdy market at sti higher rates Near $4,000
bushels damaged and heated disposed of at SO
6Sc; Western mixed at 50 6oc, and yellow round at
60 Gle.
CoIToS.-rhe market continues to exhibit firm
psct with sales Of about 800 bales The quantity on sale
remains light.
FREIGHTs Rates to Liverpool dull, and beyond
small engagements of cotton at I'd, and some dead
weight at lOs there nothing Of moment reported
To London 500 bbls oil cake taken at Is lod and
Geo boxes cheese at 30s There change IN rates
to the continent or to California
Gus generally, were inactive; $500 gallons best city
made American nseed the only buoyant article IN the
line were taken store at 73 Tlc cash, ana a0O
baskets sweet in dozen pints and quarts cases at
So 81 81 62H, four months Imported TINS week, ~
pune heons linseed 8 bbls. cod and boxes owe OIL
PRoysIoNs Pork less saleable though apparently
UNCHANGED; 800 barrels and clear mess nave pee
sold at SIS 81 \; old at SIS l25 SIS 70; new prime,
at SI3 2 and old at Sl2 So Beef also displayed less
animation; 200 bbls purchased at IS 70 Sl
and prime at So So Tierce beef beef hams and cut
meats were alike nominal and dull Lard tended Dany
thing the sellers favor; 200 bbs prime bringing ehc
qbc per ID Butter and cheese literally dealt In
at yesterdays figures.
Tne aggregate receipts Of produce by the North River
boats to day were-Of ashes 200 bbls flour, $50 bbis
meal 40 packages wheat 25f0 bushels; oats 400 do
corn 1000 do provisions, $40 packages whisSey, 2lo
bbls and wool 30 bales.
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
The Case OF James Nc G add !.
TO the LDIroR or TlIE HERALD.
NEw IoKk. September 8, I s

10 IhL LblIOk OF TIE HERALD.
NEv YoEk September 5, 1851.
In answer to the letter signed Blue jacket" In this
m,rpipg.s Hyad submit the following Ststemsnt -
was Csrpentfrs Mate Of the United states brig Balm.
bridge in port Montevdso on the % OF last Msy ana
had liberty to 20 On shore for day After purchasing
some thread and needles for the Of my shipmatss
va returning 10 the ship, when going ~ ship chand
fi's Stop Midihipran Cannon hailed M aud ordered
tn board imme diaely said would do 80 a. soon as
got gundry little articles wanted; when he said with
an oath, ncCadden 20 aboard instantly and a. was
gsi out o. the door he said, with another oath that
II he bad his sword he would my head on and used
other largusgs % sluive that got excited aud instant
y turned round and hit him the side Of the mech
was then placed under arrest and broght aboard dashed
In the second cutter aud pu In SOLITARY confinement
and double irons. The nelt day Midshipman Cannon
dore q the rgst. Congress and insisted having me
tried by court marital much egainst the wish Of Capt
tshen aboard The Congress, and tried by court marital
which occupied two days end sentenced to be Kept
tsry confinement uut the hrst 8 vessel going 70
the pited States vhrn 20 be home In double
irons and in solitary confinement aud TO be discharged
81 The discretion Of the Secretary Of the Navy
Tie hrst vessel ding the sloop-of 81 Louis
placed right Ia the eyes Of the ship and con.
ned there for Ky days doube-ironed and kept there
for two days stsr sIi the crew len The ship at Cos
port navy yard. The rats that every
time cicssd my eyes the csw lines Of my hammock
would he covered with them. They eat the tops q my
toes on furg ont murder ard awoke the sentry,
when ihs officer q the deck came down and spoke to
Tor some time; he aid be would see about It."
was sent aboard day of the ship Pennsyiv anis
In single irons and into solitary confinement for three
ueys Until the order Tor my dischsrye from the
Secretsry Of the Navy and then brought deck
The sentence was read, and then drunmed three
times around the deck Of the ship and marched out the
gangwsy' and towed ashore upon grating All tRe St.
Louis crew we're on shore ready 10 receive me
They gave three cheers for james McCsdian and three
groans for the Pennsylvania
have been for ten years In the service and always
was petty officer have fought and bed for my
ry IN California and was one of the rst TO hoist the
american hsg at Monterey and the above IL the reward
get Tor The many scars and wounds received in the
defence and honor o. my country and trying TO put
other star in that glorious flag
The letter that is published In the IrsH Of the 5th
inst 10 utterly false and. II necessary, I give my
AFFIDAVIT 10 the truth of the above statement
JAMES McCADDAN, bate Carpenter's Mate
Of the U. 8. brig Bainbridge al Market street, n y
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

ASsrTRpsv. Ava 2i-sIa Anselilus ssmacis NYorx.
s a.; Means As E.S: S:1s Ssi ihs9y s4 rs.s
pt naatt'osy,S' 49, Avg E-Arr DA1a Nyrlcans Hsrnlne
s s ySs s,r s mn .l bsSSss' & Msi; s
rifnns, e. bssl.imo,ei sl.sa A@msrl,nd Gslye,.en
BoSnssrS kSs ii-siS Napoleon % PSIsdsiphi~ Fare
,Aay. Bfrssvist. Angus, Asolph, Jenny Dsu. x.rie.
Sn;Tn a sss S ..s TSS Wan psr
Tor hlorA; Hope sv.,sy. for PhilsdsPhie.
S5s ASs a ss,S.. Vine yia.,.S1 s9rIcaa sa.m sy.,
II y: qyss las nosh wslasr 70! ps%srar, and Ap,
c. snsytS, hus 2DArr Cibrsi,sr. Jordan NYork. SID
lth fiortntin ana Junse Gustav sYOrs Bssermsa Cal
GtIi,, AgseArr Hs.perus. Srort. SID iO,h ia. Cray
p,,I: nsevsr p.l,se wyburs for Bors,.u.
"a M s.fH ;s sa:sI ciossr .iassS as 20.
Ir cr2Sss JSSssn sSSnss s9rsso; y, for Bremen s.
tinore fer Ams.erdsm,
Afs % .nnss RaSni fid,ss rS:.sr , Ss
g, cIon'sd. Passed over ths ggnds sth 10 Frank
TaYsi- July FAR 10, P,sury BSsssn' e''A''''"
s,s s sa sHHr h,ps r..'i i..9 sss s.Su
GoTJIssrns Aug liar fri'i. Norlsans; 10th. Vale
.c,sss ssIrss, Aug Ii-Ar cgsr Norls.n., and cid for
lcII, Avg 2i-cid g.rlsquin, Brown, SYors
H.srI,rgor, Ava @-Arr GOndOla, Atkins. London to
Hsss,re, Auslr-Arr eussnberr NYors.
Ia TS,!sa A ssRSs Sss b ab,T.s, EonsHs
Orleans Baltimore Conn, Asi Prince de Jonve Adams,
Bolyr,.D. Auszs-os staaora.hirs tnsv ptsJ, Brovn.
iSvfsaSs., ArE it-Arr Enssrpriss Patterson. NYort
Ok largo, Az, sisS yo.;s & N5; Pas.On ssvsan,h'
2.,. vi n Hsrbeek shinn Canton. sayI'; tairy nav.
alsSa9dr.. va ssrinrapstan Beckett, Ssw Toft l,d.
81 2l. l'.tslia stsvsts seHe.ry. Boston 22i olym-
hsson ssSis. sss Orleans: Kis,y CSris.. Tinsl,,.q
Mobile hsASur:os NsWhiisns Nss TorS cyis, Nil,
Ga s.h. Dsni webster H,~s-i Boston
az, T ssf , >, a. si T., T.n' Iss 81 sT rs,
s.sai. Lov. 40 si. sad,si.rs, br,ss 4, S,sii Slrs
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRTDaY, sept. b-6FM
Bsgspsrrrrs-TheT Flour market presented decidedly
frmer aspect, to day aud the sales amounted 20 full
10000 bbls unin spected at 6sKa 80 1sa; sour at
50 12h 80 3i{; superfne No. q at SO 3iif 90 56i
mixed 10 straight Western, with ordinary 10 choice
stste at 80 65L 50 sly; fancy Michigan. aud good
round hoop Ohio at SO 81 80 s3H; pure Gencsee at
81 a 81 12k; fancy do. and Ohio, at ~ 12s - 3tti:
extra do at - 371f 81 o3f; aud extra Genesee at
81 62jS a t5 rs Canadian seemed less abundant. 300
bill, surerhne fresh ground taken at and few
much 500 bbls nixed 10 good old realized ~ 81 1873
DO TO do new 81 12I 81 2j. and fancy old So IS a
" 15 Rye -four remained steady at the s1vsnce. and
about loo bbls fine scld At 80 81 50 3 Jersey corn
mtsl sppesrtd very and held 1T 20 0jA, rith
biandyvihe do, at 80 Is 80 81 per baTrel-sn n-
Irovement What slightly favored factors Among the
uhnfactons reported 100 bushels Genesee priae
Pht AZ VI OIL 900 Ohio ned, at private coo,rset sn-
The New York herald., 1851-09-06

Cleared.
Stsamship Hermann, Wilson. Bremen and Southampton
ship Senator. Cohn London. Slate. Gardner 4 H,wel
ship Kennsbee, Smith, New Orleans, WS 7 TapIsott
$ss isSs. Esvsld @ s SSs;sssps gaisaa wsys.. s.'n
Bsrs Bs Psnshi,. & Lane. tarssie,, G Read.
Bari s h6ots,; xGSsii: saysan.h. bsSi 1 Co..
Bs Ssi,is Ses6D 5Smea fonas aS' Js@ss rsSis A'n's
ci,s o. Dsf wa cS. C,rs FST TSrs M psss Co.
Brs Sterling tBr Smith, st John. NIB Howard Bakss.
si: I. yss.' sNorv) Cock St John. NIB. W Schmidt.
seHr Juia Eliza tsrj Macon, HsiiiaS Ksliy s@.her,
sehrc strst,on. wescott, Savannah. N L xccrs,iy
sssI G Gin. I'm k.,rnsy, LevsIl: Boston sw Lewis.
Steamer Vulcan, Hand. Phiiadeifhi,.
ship Mortimer Livingston. Bars.ow Liverpool July "a
.i.h nsse s1d 20 pAs.enser 10 chanbsrain Robinson.
Aug s ~ lcn = "a exchanged signals With ship AaO'
sRs Tss,5 r:rSs. y;yFsS Vi, Soa days.
~ q. ~ ~ lon g ~ IN gale from sw to NE. carried away
ship IneiA, Bearss Amsterdam, 20 days. in ballast to
Bark ccgsrnicu. tHsmh Rclun Hamburg. &c days. with
%sa All are, scp%a.a. and ocssns 0Ts %,,
,toys tpysrk' Se Wastoved uP TO he city by steam
,,1 B, ,sg oTl, sss,s osry e'no days with marble.
si s Ss'ssR sa.i:1: 81 with n'''
BrE freeos sv ohl.en GoteDsurg So days, with iron
Tremley.
Brir zebron tBr Dart. sydney IL days with coal
Whitney L. Co.
Brig h.nry c Lowell, Sherman, R,eklaad. 4d,y.
ssEr IhiaSd.f lBrj sand' halifax, days With ssh to
Schr Barbara Ann Bel Lsttiner Halifax ~ days. with
hsh. 20 Kelly, Smithefs 4 Mckay.
sehr Sterling iBrj. Holmes Windsor Ms 10 days, with
plaster, to J whitney Co.
schr Issa. wheewrsht, PhIisaeiphi. bound Boston
Schr Henry Clay Nye New Bedford. 2 dsys
schr Robins, Smith, Brookhsven, days, bound TO
schr Relief tnev) Gates Maehi.s days.
schr EErement, Thompson, Maohas. days.
Sohr Melbourne, Everett. R0ck!snd, days.
Sctr WA II Mitchell, Mitchell, Addison. days.
schr Bolivar Robins, Addison. days.
sloop Republic soule. New Bedford days bOuaa to Al
iany
sisop Planter. Cartwright, New BEDFORD
Ship Washington. Page. Liverpool.
st. Sc, V.th dense fog
The New York herald., 1851-09-06
MARRIED..

On Thursday, Sept 4, at Calvary Church by the Rev.
Francis L. Hawks d. b Lieutenant coward HIGGiNs,
U. S. n, to ASNA MARIA, daughter Of John thinner
IAN. Jr, Esq OF this city.
On the 4th of September by the Rev John NJ Macauey
SAMUEL + DARLING to Miss MARC L. BRoApsESr of
Staten Island
On Thursday, Sept. 4, by the Rev. DR.. Berrian, Mr.
GEoRGE SHRADv to Miss MAslHA daughter of the late
Archibald Morrison all Of this city.
At BrooAlyn l. l., on Thursday evening, Sept. !, by
Rev. John Wesley Sarles. WILLIAM III. ROGERS to Miss
CA1HABINr Van WIrRiE. all of Brooklyn.
On the Sd Of September, by the Rev. 8. c. Moot IT.
TosiAs, Esq, Of this city, to Miss MARIA MYERS, of
London
On Il e "a of September by the Rev. Alex H Wright,
THOMAS RAMSAY, of Brooklyn, to MARGARET, youngest
daughter the late am Murdock ESD of Fosterseat,
Moray shire Scotland.
On sunday August 81, 10y the Rev R s. Foster of the
Mulberry street u. Il. Church. Mr.. JoHS FLAuERry to
yiss JAaE NJ ALIEN, both of this city.