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sth District Mr.. Stanly again in
the field,

We learn with pleasure that the Hen. I'd.
ward sianiy has again taken the field ia the
9Th District. No man in North Carolina has
come 10 for a greater share of Democratic
abuse Than Edward Stany, and there is no
one we would sooner see IN Congress than
him. He is bold and fearless champion Of
the peoples rights, and We hope 10 see him
,riumphanily reelected. His opponent has
come GU, 10 favor Of Dlsunion, for Secession
is to ell inten,s and purposes Dissolution Of
this Union. We hope he will give good &C.
count Of him, aud expose 10 BIS constituents
The falIacy Of the positions he has assumed.
Although he /, charged with being iolmIcal
TO Southern institutions we have no doubt he
will clear himself OF such foul charges. Who
believes that Edward SisnIy would do any
thing sgsins,s Southern interests Very
few, bu. such as have proved themselves IN.
worthy to be trusted.
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TEA. COFFEE AND INDIGO.

The Charleston Courier, OF late dale.
says: We received, estefdsy, a visit hoo,
Francis Don, nge. gentleman MO has sgen,
fourteen wears 10 the Easi, actively eagssel
in the cul walton and mauuiaciure Of lnGi.o.
Sugar, Sahpetrs, Tea aud Coffee, and vba,.
pressu, object Is to Introduce into TIE South
ern States, the culture Of the Tea Plant, re
Mangos Tree, DAte Tree, Coffee Pact, d.
aud tho Melons uad vegetables Of the LAS
Iudtes, aud to carry cut the manufacture Vi
the Tea Leaf, and also Of tbs Indigo Pas,
and TO give a fall and fair TRIAL to both la
and lodge, Mr. Boaynge niofms ., l.al
the soil aud climate Of the Southern Slla
are uioie suited to he cultivation Of Tea
than those even Of China, aud that lna,sa
which was, by.she bye, formerly produced
here, can be gtown 10 any exeat, and 'b#
the {, are PLAZA, 10 oil probability wos . ala.
fish here 10 a great advantage, lnasmuea 3,
the sol and uud1lating nature Of he dhl
would b. IN bis favor, and the cold Of The ls''
huio Of this city is not 50 tense by ihihe5H
deerecs as that Of The cas-, OF China. 10 isc'
NJ. Bon, gae has seen his plaat eto~wg
w,ld "a y latitude 81 30, on bills o. i'aE
,hroe to hge huudfed feet IA height, Sasts
too, there wsB an abundance Of frost, sas.
and hail"
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NORTH CAROLINA coal.

The Albany Evening Journal notices at
leug h report Of Prof Walter X. Johnson
on the subject Of the Deep River Coal iorm.
alton in North Carolina, closing It's notice as
follows:
I" We understand that miners, under tho
direction Of competent englaeef, have al.
ready gone on 10 open he mines, AID prepare
Tor active business; aud Judeiag from The
character and ability Of tho men who are
engaged in this enterprise, there can be no
doubt Of their success, for they ate gentlemen
v no carry out what they undertake, and DO
at Jump Al eenelu.,aas
q Goa is one Of the great sources Of wealth
10 crea, Britain, and next 10 iron Is their
most permanent relance. In tho United
States it is becoming vast trade, 5od The
demand, especially for bitumnous, IS contin.
aaIly greater than the supply Twelve thou.
sand cargoes Of this commodity were shipped
from Philadelphia last season, which shows
a rapidly increased demand over prior wears /,
and unless Prof Johnson is largely misinken,
which is not likely, az he stands al he bead
Of he geological profession, aud there can be
no better authority, this dePost, Of btum.
nous coal is likely 10 prove invaluable, not
only as fuel, but to the owners Of the aine,
the quality beng uuqnesilonable, while is
cost, delivered in New York, is much less
than any other coal Of the same character"
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New Paper.

We have received the first number Of
" The Concord Mercury" edited by DIR. l..
S. Bingha and published by Wm. IL. Camp.
bell. lately Of this place. Its appearsncs at
this time i, very acceptable as it will be pn
able sssistan, ia the present contes, between
the two candidates for Congress. IL is tps
Wing as no other kind of paper could breathe
in Concord
We have also received the first number OF
the Semi. Weekly Observer, printed al Fay
ette,iIe. Ii is tieied al S4 in advance.
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Judge IIosie Of Wisconsin, opens b,s cas'
wah PRAYER. On late occasion a meus'
Of the bar protested, eali'og It hYpaerltt
proceeding, aed aos ca cuated 10 impren :
bar With additional reverence. The J4t.s
We arc told, Justified himself ~ a cool q z
n,fed uod appropriate language, b Is.t
enee 10 those obligations and 'cacbag'
eaclng every Christian lmpulss, and saea
were most beautifully excmP'ihed IN a' st.
bea,dnee OF that momeaL'
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Several Of The Boston papers are ~
ing the defencs offered BY Ihc hs''
Dohe,ty, Of Springfield, Mass, to iae 'g''s
recently brought against him. NV
says: ain
We must honestly confess lhs' .,,bes
the allegations against Mr. D'de f,.5 A.
tina, he hns not ,rlumphanlly Teiu't IVA. 80
lhouph ilr. d. determined TO 'e'so V" 80, VI,
by paying pecuplafy eonsdef'''o', ,bs mfy
irving the case, and the same e' W., haze
and cor, been adduced, we shou,a NV
hcsitated in deciding FOR ocqa'''o''
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The Hon. Horace Greedy was, al the la
test accounts, sojourplng ~ PARIS. HIS last
letter to the Tribune, dated Paus. June / / &,
has the annexed paragraph;
While Great Britain ard the L. 5. have
undertaken Ia vie With each other IN Free
Tfsde, France holds fac, to the principle Of
Protection, with scarcely division IN her
Councils on the SUBJECT and she 10 eonse.
q.,crtly amsssing ~ silence the ~eal'h efea'
ted by other Nations. TIE California Digs
gold, which mslnly comes 10 New York IN
pa, ment for goods but on iha; Gold Eng and
has a mortgage running fas! to maturity, Tor
the goods were in part bought Of her and we
owe her for Millions ~oth bcsde Ba'
France has similar mortgage 90 II Tor he
6 rain supplied to England to feed the iab'i'
Gators of the goods, and !, has hardly reach
ed the Bank al Eneiand before II Is 90 ia
way To Paris. great share OF the golden
harycsls or he tributaries 81 the Sacramento
and San Joaquin now find thctr resting place
here.
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MR.. FILLMoRE-THE COMPROMISE.

X.
Hon. Humphrey Marshall Of Kentucky, IN
n ,eceu, letter defining his course in reler'
epcs TO the next Presidency, says:
Il have said that Kentucky will require an
explisit avowal of The opinions oil any esnoi'
date, in the particulars | have suggested, be-
fore giving him her support, no matter now
heralded or with whom associated. nave
said that, in my opinion, when kentucky
ceases to look forward 10 the success oil her
own distinguished statesman, whose latest &c
tons ha ve been the most resplendeni 10 puohc
estimation, she will prefer Milard FILLMORE
TO Gen. Scott or to any other leader OF ,ne
present time. He has performed The mos, OIL
! 6cut task Of patriotism. lie has breasted lhs
nrsiud,ces of sduca,ion--l he iaualicism Of hi'
own ssclien-lhe enmity Of powerful men
/ from both extremes, who promoted dlscota
and. by the force OF his high example, he ha'
freely, uuhesiiatngly, aud firmly rescued hi'
country from her eTfremest peril, and mas con
,inued, ,henceiorwsrd, to maintain the cons,i
tulional rights of the slayeholdlng States III
has been Abandoned by northern Wings io
this very reason. Kentucky would be UNTRUE
TO her own interests and untrue to TIE prinei
ole for which she seeks dIslinc uon, were sh'
to discard him, who has never desiated iron
the faith she processes, but who stands to day
in the chief office Of the nation, the model o
a consistent, conservative statesman. In
very reason which northern tfeesoilefs CIV
for deserving him wall endear him TO heu
lucky vet more.
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Secession not a reserved Right

Mr.. Caldwell says ibs, Secession is re-
served right" Mr.. Madison, IN his letter
to Alexander Hamilton in July. l7-s, makes
use Of the following remark; The idea Of
rsserping right 10 uifhdrau rds started at
Richmond, and coasidered as a conditional
ratification uhlch u0s Rseif abandoned as
psrse than rejection" He also said in a
previous part Of the letter, tina, : TIE con'tt.
tution requires IN odoptioa in toto and forer
er." Now, who will the people believe, MAJ.
Caldwell, or James Madison, one Of The foun-
ders Of this Government, aud tho wriler oi
the Constitution, we believe. He certainly
understood the nature Of the government e:
we'll as our i" learned Theban." yet he sara
reser,ing the right to withdraw was re-
jecled. Bat have the people itching ears.
and are they ready to be carried about by
every wind Of doctrine
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Plank Roads.

At the Plank Road Meeting held on Ssur.
day last we understand the best kind Of feel
ing prevailed. Several thousand dollars we're
subscribed. Up to this time, about 10000
has been subscribed for the road from this
place 10 Lincouton.
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WEDNESDAY, July 9, 1851,

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ., is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advertise
menis and subscriptions and TO grant receipts
GEE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhiladel.
ph;a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
G-v. B. PALMER is our authorized agent TO re-
ceve advertisements and subscriptions al his Offices
in Boston, New York aud Philadelphia.
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A New York letter ssys-A mff'.s
lsdlos 10 fascr Of The new costume w.
on Saturday afteruoou. NJ Hope Char ~
Vas well attended. Mrs. NJ, ;, Grove 'Ns
ols was chosen President; Miss satao ~ -
saud Secretary Mrs. Torbet and W. y.
leck, Committee on Resolutions Ms y
aud Miss pufday, Committee O. !
A setics IL resolutions deuouucioe lhe F''
fashion and recommending The o." W.
which they call nslther Tutb'sb a. : :.
sian but American" wasiePot'ed e'1 ~
by an almost UNANIMOUS majority, Only ~, 81,
ladies voting IN the negative ao"'5 II.
officers Of the meeting we're Dress 81.
new Costume. Its sad that puHU.' s.
dies intend to appear IN Broadway 10 NY
costume during the coming week
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,
OF RICHMOND COUNTY,

Gen. Alfred Deckery will address bis fellow cti
of the third Congressional District at the fol
lowing times and places, viz:
Mineral Springs, Richmond, July IL
Wsdssborn', Tuesday, July Is
Furr's. Stanly county, Thursday, July IL
Moore Smiths. SIanly county, Friday. July Is
Aiaemarle. Sianiy county, Saturday, July IS
Concord, Caharrus county, Tuesday, July %
Fespermon's Store, Union Co, Thursday, July "a
Dzv $ Gold mine, Union co., Friday, July IS
Monroe, Saturday, July 70
Charlotte, Tuesday, July %
Dallas. Friday. August l
Llncolnion, Saturday. August 2
Msj. C w. Caldwell will attend all these appoint
,nents excep, the 18th of July, when he will attend
Review at Mount Pleasant, in Cabarrus county.
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PROPHETIC MusKRATs'

The Burlington tIowu) Ha~key ,s, 'oy
reported that he muakrais IN ,he nod con.
bottom in anticipation Of lhe la'a liy Sot thsn
s,ructod their houses several iee' ~ sccoo, 10
usual. Their mounds are co asIonl'o'''
nj! who behold them.
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The following Is a copy Of The eloquent
letter addressed by Mr.. Webster to the city
authorities Of Lowell, IN response 10 an n't'
tatiou 10 visit that city
WAsHINGToS, JuSE IL.
Gentlemen: 1t afforded me much saIsiac.
ton 10 receive your kind letter Of the 30lh
May, inviting ne, 10 behalf Of the c'izens OF
Lowell, to visit ysur Guy, and address them
on the Fourth oiJu'y.
Few things give me more happiness than
o see the return Of that day, welcomed with
20 much joy as II is by the citizens Of the
United States.
The grea, boon which our Father obtain
ed BY wisdom, patriotism, aud fearless reso.
mtioa, without Unlled General Government
they sought TO guard, secure, aud perpeiuaie
by a cordial Union Of the States, under q
CONSTITUTION, itself the wonder Of the world,
and an object Of generation 10 oil Lovers oil
Freedom.
Union and Tie Constituiion--M they continue
70 SINE ,vsv,'.r, no ErS-t st- % The hrnvT
lean FirmameTt. tih
"The stars shall fade sway-the sun himself
Grow dim with age. and nature sink IN years
Al some future day, gentlemen, when the
heat d he weather is past, ! shall be glad
glad to await myself Of your further request
aud pay you friendly visit.
thank you again Cor your kind letter, and
remain with true regard, your much obliged
friend and servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER
To Iessu b Sargent, Holland streetor. anC
otaeu.
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"a Two communications received will be
attended 10 next week.
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" For severa, weeks We have been sui.
lering very much for rain.
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LETTER FROM MR.. WEBSTER.

The following Is copy Of The eloquent
letter addressed by Mr.. Webster TO the city
authorities Of Lowell, IN response TO an nsl'
tatloa 10 visit that city
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, Shipley 4 Co.'S Circular.
az The N Y Tyihnn.

Per Canada LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct q, 1851.
We have TO report al large but dun business IN CorToN
the departure OF the last steamer and the early
part Of the week sales decline fully ID
H. but slightly lmproy ed feeling having been du
the last three days the closes pretty steadily
a, "a ID. 2 70 below our last quotations
The sales for the week ending last evening are 90 $40
bales OF which speCpaOrs have taken 800 and exporters
$50 bales. To-day the sales are 600 baes.
Far Orleans are aced At So Far Mobiles and Upland
., Mlddiing Orleans ll-lb. Mlddng Mobiles -, Md
ding Upland A. though sales have been made al ID a.
lnierlOr and Ordinary 8 q ed.
The stock u COTTON IN this port estimated II $4,000
bales. OF which 49, GOO American against total stock
az thus period last 33 COO bales of which 81 900
AmtrlCSn.
There has been les, doing IN y ARMS and GooDs, and
9Hces Of BON are again lower with want OF confidence
aorg huyer and an evident dsteTmn thc
purchases fer the present 10 their immediate wants
There has been far inquiry for WHEAT and FLOUR. A.
decline Of Id 20 rs on the former and % bb in thu
latter, philadelphia and Baltimore FLOUR Of good quality
having been sold az is is I'd bhl Canada and OHIO
iSs % Western Canal rs is g. tbl. Waite WHEAr
= "a q IS 81, led Is l0d ass 20 bs White INDIAN
Corn 2ss yellow 2ts and mixed g5s a. quarter Of 3sO
lbs
The sales Of RESIN amount o 500 bNls 3s Ia ass "a
Scwt 10y common up 10 IS ewt ior fine quality Nothing
dong IN IVRfFNrlNE. Yours, respectfully.
BkowN, SH!PfEY \ CO.
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Iendon Produce Market---OcT. q

The private con'ac, markets have been inactive TO-DAY
hut rs araOn Of public sales Tor TO morrow OF colo
mai produce much smaller than last week FRIDAY
urces quoted steady.
COFFEE-No sales reported.
CINNANONThe quarterly sale has gone Oh neaviy, and
Occasionally rather lower prices nave been accspeu lhe
sale VIII conclude tomorrow Tuesday
PRovIsIoNs-B alter both ir.h and foreign, has been IN
fair demand and quoted Is deareT Bacon-Ihe market
scanily supplied AMI ful prices have been heey paid
Hamburg also scarce. and sOs to Dis has Oeeh paid
Hams sell STE dly I.ard-Keg continues 10 de .nand
CoTTOs--We are without transactions to report.
TrA-Ihc large public sales declared for Thursday nave
prevented business by private contract.
TALON quoted AZ 37s. Cd, new Jos ID oid town rs
Sd rough AT IS I'd Arrived during ne week D l5y
casks Delivered 237 casks The cseni stock On hlal
2s3 casks at the period last year was j'5e
casks. a.
OHs-Seal pale. e3i los to e32; straw, 30 10. t.
l3 brown go los 10 $50. Sperm. go 20 tbI mead
matter fej Cod ga 20 e35 lss south Sea. $50 to
1872: Olive Galpoh, Eil 10 Ct2 Spanish aud sicily t5'
to co Palm, e27 les to c28 Cocoa-nut, t5sto so
seed rape. pale. c3l is LInSeod, e29 Us - tJJ
METAis-Coppor steady. ITon-Welsh Bars are al't-
Ell rather lower. u los to G. rs 6l Other des,d3-
tlors remain without alteration. In--ln East india
limited business only has been done Blnca, !3S 10 8Os
Bnfsh FIRM Tn plates N moderate dc nand al !'rmet
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Corn Markets.

IoNpON Corn kNCiANCE. MONDAY. oct 27-TAe C,rn
tradt throughout the COUNTRY last week presented little
Nafson ron The previous week general dulncsS haV
ilg prevailed a. most 81 the markets although the supplies
brought forward py the farmers have beeR large The
hoihsbre markets have also been dull former pTCss
could scarcely oe obtained At the oupoIis there was on
med ousine done Wheat, but extensive
OF American ti0u made siight Improvement ln
the rlceS In London Wednesday FRIDAY no alter
a;0n was made IN The trade but he holders Old foreign
NheAtw not pressing for sAeS the on the
continent giving them nadeucs that advance must
umatey be obtained here foasSg Of both Wheat
and indian Gem were held hg Aer terms and the late
psices freely offered.
The supply Of Wheat from Essex Snd Kent fresh m for
this morning afNei 0ny oder4ie aud there were
not many samples ceTns bv rail from Lincolnshire an
tAinoIe geshlre the nerS however only bought verv
safnsy and the trade must be LED dull. AMI for my
thns out NE best qna.y Of bite Wheat quarter
et There good Srrlva. OF heat abroad which
Il hea ior about the Of last MoaGay but
az scarcely 81 extensive SIS last Week
ieere has not been much French Flour u daring The
tnseA ana ioE sweet PARCELS well as Tor n best
hntHsA ma .'eIns Monday las fug SUPPORTED
SinetfV@h hAIres s.e rather more demand
floAuss cIsccs Of wheSt SAd Indian Cora a-e fully A
~'' s N~e A'Nea sell readily N rather better terls
ra LIVERPOOL Tuesday, DC, g
week ether sen our own Coast. from Fot,lxa rtS
Ine bGSsltss ~ the wses has ~, been ert.ssS s,3 y
seine HsfsAces Tor Mhe-, and Tor The NdsIn- 1,,,,s,
OF AHelcA an koUF rather lover rates have bser accented
Al this MORNINGS market ;be aemaut for nv "a
was tame Chose samples OF Wheat and EIour mil,
maintained late prices but secondary qualities II both We.
slightly Ind AL CUTr rot ach reJlss; hut
tins artice very frmly held. New Oats srArce nd
shade desTeT. and Ozsme al improved 81 - G ps LOAF
NJ = 49,
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riverpeoI Cotton Market.

e.rrErAy Oe, 25-The demand both from ne trade
and erporor. mas been 10 very far eTient s the mar
g, re shawn great we2kneSs and holders Continuing 70
force ee there has been considerable ireguartf IN
Iuces. -, - I'll. -. = oco s--s
ana ~ which taken specu.acu and for eTplT
On sturdav 500 BAGS were sold goo being taken OF
srcniaon and for export To day e0were sold # WHICH
200 are taken for export The marset dull bur WITHOUT
alteration IN prces. -
has rsv,ed yerv considerably and FdaF and SATURDAY
Of las; week better tone and feeling perValed the mar
Est This was in some degree checked b. the steamer
accounts of ncreang receipts and falling markets n the
southern ports Our daily demand continues good and
healthy TecurIn- only range OF prices 70 ass nt
ne s'e vIror and steadness. Stocks are dim nshEE ana
viii for s5ne time continue 70 rank mVe3 oeloc last ge1r
s,th ,rces fnIy Sd 2 D. below the then rates
Sales Yesterday 900 bales. GOO export to-day, tV'v
Olg fOr erport Prices steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

r.. A., ,rt wee The supplies TN nsh con-
. now o.crease compared with those ~ any PEE
d,pg mgn.h for sone pas. which must = am leu
., .hf lr aF re Of Prices markets iafSe rf'9
80, ~ tle rec.ipt # and Flour has beeHffo q o.
tsrt PARTS from whence shipments ere nae pi' l
~ resuts Of our harvest haTlnk tec'ns Sno IN Aat
tics CONCERNED will inquest aaaoy s1Het isses "a nc
corssr ments hich will tend - cheek amer on
and a. httl. . new beng patched tom ah5 CT Tue he
n.neu:al ports 10 Gsa Brian, me lfse-s are 10
The # Foreirn Gran and to1r VIII ne on
sprIng months -, n. ,-,,,. ,,.s- d, iorr. ,,ar.
Ton II she north Of Euro toseile. " N - "a
nre n the Potato. Tie British isans As wei as o. M
Con,nsnt Wi have the esc- OF pTevehtn N exceSs q
sre ~ regn trsadstUds. renlA rs - oe seen ~ ~
. .yten mar ers are net very n1en as 20 ne IL
nc Thar The raryes, has tnrned oi iig eilal "a *
,.cf,,n 10Th m quantity aud quality = sensla.iT amt
"a md II - concluded thAf ne nome .lpy
r.. "a sutc emily liberal scale 10 render = ~ sI' \
~. o ,-i.r.,denf- ~ fogeign arrivals. Business ~
Whsaf has throurh0ut tle week fenised ls very te
saf. and Al several Of the large cons 1ns oSS n inc
nm nc ,.nae.lL 81 &c. ~. ..-n -o.----u
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Arrived.

STEAMSHIP CITY Of Richmond, Terry 2, hours ron Rea-
Island spoke 6Tig Andausa. bound to Port w,llhal
ship Ere, Lewis, from GLASGOW and the CLYDE Oct l.
with ndse and passengers to Ralph Post Has had con-
slant succession OF westerly gales for q days AFTER Leaving
port Nov T. part Of 81 Georges Banks IS sthoms,
saw part OF the boadsde Of vessel Of about 10 tuns
painted black. with red streak at the waist man
CHAINS Of fat ron appeared have been into AMI
cut down aealt the ore chains had not been long N that
Philadelphia packeshp showing red nursee with black
cross West with loss main topmast and mizzea
topgaiant mast. and fore toIsaiivas large ship. iu
poop, white wist md hurricane house lead color could
not distinguish her numbers Same day exchanged Signals
with whale ship BrlDs wick steering ESE
ship Robert Center. Arnold 81 DAYS nom PensAcoawin
lumber 10 bldser, Peek Co vessel q Center \ -
Bark q W. Blodge'. Wat. Ssl, oct is, win nlse =
+ Theaud 4 son Len nrs Uu.on from AID for New
South showing the letter IN her fore to9sal ZeLes
NOV = ~ the Capes Of Deaw saw large ship stand
Bark Patton. j. Prince g DAYS from caIih,sena,
y ~, p",sed steamship Daniel Webster, BALDWIN hehce
for san Juan de Nicaragua having ioR the Central
oaa vessels in port The p bss Sss seveTe he I'D winds
and has Teen 6 DAYS North OF Hattefas
biem bTs josephine SandstaGt 40 days from Bremen.
WIN ha..,Si and Jos paSsenge - Poppe Co.
big Na'eEy Anderson CALAIS, days With lumber 10
Br hng Acadan. Lockhar: Ponce. i6 DAYS, sugar aad
mcia,ses g + l DeW Left ,ohr c IL Rodgers Of
BI brs Enc, cox Mainland y s. Ia days plaster to J.
Sohr Co. Sat,eIs ElSoSd DAYS from Charleston cot
Schr wsr9er Mills. days from Charleston cot
Schr Waterman, Sssvy. 20 days from CALAIS !ath 70
Smith Boguton $500
chr MARY Ann. toi Baltimore Clav.n. p DAYS from
San Bias, cocoa nuts &c 90 Mailer Lord 2sh nit Of
Eeow key spoke brig linda I'm Trinidad Tor PhHads lpha
Schr. Leo Robinson, 9 days from CALAIS lnrber
sehr William Nixon. NewBedfofd sI TO Grimsn
MrtuTn CO.
schr Esther Eliza Hunt Lsoec la,h and h.A TO stur
CESS \ Co - ~'-'
schr John G Nhnc, Crane. from Baracoa Oct u with
ffnE L. Glmsriln The J. -. ". has lad severe sai~s
duung TIE whole passage has been days north II Hat
teia Len Sohr Sarah Mara Rogers rnn and lar NsT
ta Ha-. 70.
ChArloUt, New hAR from Kingston Sr London vEh Ios,
81 man 20 mast suG fore and nizzen txssan mssts
The ors Eliza, 81 from NewI had bsen aha,5'ne1
y he Gap AZ B4las and 60. Of by the eounanIant
OF TIE port and was waiting fo Spanish paper. - sal r
Havana without, repairs having found the ssk Mich
was caused y an auye hole found under the stone
that had been placed there by the same eomm1ndart
Sloop Fashion. BlydensbgIg. from Providence
Sloop franslaiurs. Hallock. from Providence
WIND ". al midnight SW