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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-19
To the Springfield Bows.

a lady met Us in the street, the other
day, lady we delight TO meet. too, 10y
the way and with tear upon her cheek,
and sobbing as il her heart were broke,
she ia,erlngly essayed 10 speak, and thus
the gentle creature spoke: Oh. Mr..
Bow!es Dear Mr.. Bowles if YOU have
mercy on our souls, and hold the feelings
OF a man. just pnt in The Republican a
solemn law, terrible law, that all those
boys rho haud-sleds draw, shall leare The
side 'calk free and clear, nor slide at all
there !: will you, dear 2" Nor said she
more, but raised her skirt and showed an
ugly looking hurt upon her ancle, and her
stocking was fractured awfully-fIactured
shocking The mute appeal was eloquent
as thunders from The hand of Jove, and
siraightway TO the work We went, and
hereby swear by all we love, that il we
catch shaver sliding his sled along the
side walk guiding, we'll most a.suredly
crack his head. So now, my youngsters,
''draw your sled" We give fair warning
al beginning, you'll be "more Skinned
against than shinnng."-[SpringfeId Re-
publican.
Great Slaughter at Atlantic Dock.-An
exciting fight t,atIended with grea, slaughter,
came off at the Atlantic Dock Yesterday
morning. The workmen were clearing ou,
store No. "a, when on removing a lot Of
old grain, a large body of rats wa, dis
covered. The renowned TERROR Fashion
was fortunately or hand and Immediately
set 10 work. In eleven minutes from The
commencement. one hUndred and fre Of
the vermin lay dead before her, not, how
ever, without having been badly bitten and
injured about the head. She never
t,inched while one remained. Many per.
sons assembled TO view The pile of dead
bodies, and verdict Of iustiiiabIe ralicide
was unanimously rendered.-[N. Y.
Tribune.
Officers Dismissed.-On Wednesday
night, Marshal Keyser stationed a large
body Of his men at Richmond PhiIadephia
Co.. for the purpose Of preserving the
peace. During his absence four Of them
became intoxicated, and demeaned them
selves in a most unofficcrlke and disgrace
ful manner in a tavern. These officers
were reported by their Lieutenant, The next
morning, when the Marshal at once dis.
missed them.
REMARKABLE.-Mr. William Fowler, a
much respected citizen of Nescopeck town.
ship, short distance above this place, is,
according to his own staiemen., 81 years
old, has 81 children and grandchildren,
and what is still more remarkable, there
has not been single death in the family.
-fBerwick Telegraph.
1t is said Col Bigler has 100 of The DEL
egaies to the next Democratic Gubernator.
al Convention.
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CONTINUED.

From the Private Journal kept by
wM. II. CHAMBERLIN, or LEwISBuEs, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-19
ORIGINAL NARRATIVE.
Notes of a Seven Months Journey to
CALIFORNIA.

VA. FORT SMITH, SANTA FE. GIL1 RIVER, An
TIE TUE LAKES
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ITO be confinued1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15
nv Telenaphs

BOsTON Feb l-ATr ship Berkshire Cadz, Jan saw fso 40
lst 40 Ion IS a steering Etst o-.-,- A.,
m ucrusa Ruenos Ayrss Tee TO- Cero Gorfo ophe a. An
burt ~ and New Orleans John Dunlap
bi Lxandra Coz annope Nov Gath. 0rono, Messna Dec
~ Jua MOBILE; Union Baltimore; MARY, and LaconA ftls
~ Frk Bn4nos Ares Dec T. Hayward Port an Prncs an
urctIsv Trinidad Jan 90 sarah Williams Cenfuego Jta ~
n burgess Juan de- Cuba February 3i douton h1o-
Mb1 Outch Ca,dsnas Feb b MlIksn, Pensacola Andrew
r. fo MAJ rtuhLe and Cant6n Phadelfha sens Gas apps
ton Ma, Jan 81 Triumph IoU an hei 'aA
% D,sre Gene Hlyts Jsn75 United States, Pe1saco raw o.
savannah. Era Chsrlrst NJ Fshion anl l
a. lnrgton sc Rachel and Jane WAsh'ng"n -; n
oo and Honduras Fresercksburg sharon and w Green hh
mend W n Mailer. 90; Fay Phadelfha Leo Ne"ea'ue,
De- Ssw Tors } Cooley A. Co and kotts New York
C shps e. Taylor Francisco Pungsstus. N-W
bal Girafd Mobile hrgs TT pcus sufnAmi MARY a.
bs sunbeam Mayasusz KsLue9sc Rushvs, Sc Globe FAa
BsITIMoRE F.bl4-Arr ship Victor. % ds I'm LvsrpooL
BTCKsPORT. Feb 6-Bslov, bark Wymsn, I'm h,o 0rande
NEW BEDFORD. Feb 13-Au sch Oscar, Jones. Noroh
Ao arr barb Lacy Ann Mobs brgs Gen MW'ha RIO Janeo
ands, Jan Partridge Maanzas ian
Jan 10th; schC Chamberlaia, New-fork
PROVIDENCE Feb l4-AT brig Globe lot New fork L'AVett
from ApalachoOla; sch Maria ELIMINATION, im Wimngtsa
NEWPORT Feb l3-Arr sch Ftz, TIns from kockan1'or
New York; soop Mary Kelly, I'm Yarmouth for New fork
The Lysander which ashore Msckere Cove got on s
morning spprsny without much damage and 40" on the ao
railway for examination
NEWORLEANs Feb liar ship ufson, New YORK
NORFOLK Feb 3-sch Priscilla AHn from Plymouth, NJ, of
New Yo Hog Island Dec 80 The ere" and part OF 7
were saved ,--.- - Nh s.,-, Al
aahcos for Bamors bgs RoIsna B and Osceo from Ne"
CD bark c, ans New Orleans brig Hsny Woods for West
Indies. o.. r,.- I.....-..l
I'M. steamer Victoria from SsUYok for Trinidad, Hampton
Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15

A. Hone Chapel Wednesday evening Feb 7 by Rev n B. Bald
wn WIN r. BROWN to SARAH FRANCES. second daughter OF
Ephram Thomas, ESQ.
ST Johns Church on INST, by Rev Dr.. w wright,
oRRIN S. TITUS 20 CORA COSSART all Of this City.
On Wednesday afternoon l2 INST at the Brck Church Beeh
man st. BY Rev Gardner Spring. ID, BENJAMIN HA1TUN 70
SUSAN c. daughter Of Peter Naj or Esq all OF this
City
At the Of bis brother Henry Pool Wiars6urgh
Ii Feb Is By Elder o. Barr DAVID POOL Eco, Of Fedsuck
ND 70 Mics REBECCA LAWRENCE, formerly OF New-York City
So FREDERICK (Md.) pspers please copy. .
Al eepse Thursday evening the 18th nt by Rev Nj
Buel, RALPH L. COOK Of tbs firm Of Law Cook CO. Of Ne"
York, JULIA B. daughter Of DR. Elias Instt oil the lormef
place -, .,-,-.,-
M yeungss daughter OF the oficiAti Clergyman
Boston, Feb.l2 Edwards Of NsS fork to Mar dsush
ter OF the lete Willard Say les, Of Boston 49, -
In scuate Mass H. Rev. Edward H. Hatfield 70 Mss "a
as youngest daughter Of Capt Eleks Jones' OF
o. Revenue Gutter Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-15

y,,..,.ho s.p. w.n Havrs, Dec o. di ,nd pass 70 .
Huregi Co Dec 30 .a - a s ne ss struck By heavy
sea Which stael fore ch.ene 81. conosr can.ia. rbs
vessel 10 eak very MUCK Alter pumping 20 ~. bos =. cot
lesI gaming .ud h'd four 80 .,.ry ,has oseas
her The Wind and oussc hs CHAINS SO s, 5 The srs
rom forward 70 an -lch brought he 'hp .-e..s
w sI m 80 bi,nr The .sams ard lashns the hsad. We
,ar mt her hsai to the WsEari, aef hA'- -.
- ~ January hsd Succession o. NsaislY stes'
li.t -. ~, ss5re the wni % step the eat snf caut
The took the cq~sisr on :. IN. sx n saes al
s and Rays been gei TO keep her uaief easy 81" O''
Aesp ~ $500 Prs. B,utsr Tnss Aug o. csphaoia s-Pt'
Ar nas..a baiar Dec 4. rag. aad r n' 20 ? Du tyA
a IA az ri.. to scsmst sshsn Th' has lad hsa7y
vs,.', sa. %. o sssurpo Pr;ch,ri Palermo ~ d.
pa.s.5 Gsatar Dec =. fruit &c, 10 CAam'srAn 20 AAP7"
b., Dors,h. ndo.rs ssrs..s IS d. ir to Funoa'
Msincte ,-.,.-.. n a. .ns., %
Brs Yose sailed co With Alfonso for S0'toa fiofA
a. ' III tsi Wahiman RIO Jansro IS d. coffee to Matt
Bs NoI5r Star Felt lat. Palmer. San Juan De Nicaragua -
4, .K.y Hs-t h ss: bidss wood, sc. Durand.
scb Emma Crovs. Boston. Dc, with artces iot INC
Far TO Be shpPsd on board n, sa'e 81
sd New Haven stInan, Virginia, is bound to Ne" Ha's0
Sch Jae1 White swan.borough u g. naval 'o's''
Sen JaEr,c Fshsr A7dsF'Ss ~ oas .na ron
seb Grsuits state, Eall.it ssstoa, as, mdr.
sch ISIS Chase. Bo.ton; 3ds, mdE
sfh Victor. Kerry Portland, 8 d.. MOI
scb Iucy Whts Torrsy. Rocklaud, d. lime
Sch Gisason Deem Packard. Roc Hand, 5 ds, line.
Sch G L, Lowell Boston, DE-. MD
81 Ci.sfo Baker, Philadelphia. a., coal
81 $40 FIrsbeih smith. New Hsyea;5 d.
seb H,ntress. Hoor Easport, Is Is, lumber
Sch Eva, HarWood. Philadelphia Z o. eoaL
Sch F F.Hs, S c.t F1,1s - q, soi...-
Sch Jerome willard Philadelphia, g. coal
s'hDeamsrk Racket Grsenport d.
Sch Lscon Croven, Boston, ndz
BELOw-A Pra.san bark also, ship ard 3 Srs'-
WIND during the day, and light.
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AtPa Jan IS bark Luzna Lloyd for New York 10 days
Sailed Csao ships Hermann, Welsh, and Palestine
Scott tmoe bark Chsrarso Snow Emerald
Allen Durham States land not for England,
before repored)
7oth u soh Mason sEodeld from New York
18th, for DO about s7th
Al Maracaibo u lrma Warner for PHILADELPHIA dg
"a ship Leopard (of Boston) Pike for San
Francisco Greer point Wards, for do do, both with
nour.
PsruAmbuco Dec q, big Franc BDmner New York
Isle MAY Cape Verbs and sailed Sith for Bsha for sa
II port Jan lsth brig Hoan Blanchard for Phdspaa tbs
The 30h Dec with cargo damaged Bark Fanny
oeos rsported) for San Francisco Jan 10 get asupPy Of
water, nd o leave the 18th.
SD from Panama Jan 10, ship Isabella, Hayden Calao
Cardenas David Nctes Hcke, for New YORK,
dg; Hewitt dig Pacific Sawyer for fork log Roam
Nichols and Eliza Msrthe~, Griffin dsg Chsse Nc ury.
dsg; Coral Potter for California @ -Four others SOue for
Philadelphia dg; Ehsroy Kendall Boston. about eadsd Alton
Fsbes Venus orr for DO @ Flora Cole for Dc about fh
Abemae Comer for do g RAINBOW Emsrson for DO ready
Perkins Glkey Eastern port hgi Bird Curtis aud su
san sous Dnukwaer Dig; w Pickering. Park nearly
charged others SD ID Marshall, Dutch, mGvsry, and
Zuyder Tee Fovsett Boston.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IT, NV FSsINE AT THE NAVY YARD.
.rhs Interest which attaches. in national point OF
20 The operations In Navy Yard, aud eVerylnink
ends 10 facilitate them, has lately been more au
excited by the completion Of new engine LOT lined on
of humping the Dry Dock, task which wa 80 ayo in
the occasion OF the San Jaeinto entering io ,tv min
he incredibly short space OF two hours A ronle who
utesl Messrs Geo Williamson ana JOIN .ona be sc
have been appointed Engineerc, slsio ...., "a tho
.onnH.bed In even less time, bus - unhe'o'0y -
ship must be shored up e. fast rs lno - ,, .,
and this cannot be done IN iess ' - n, r,eoL
,ha .rlerdid addendum 10 the me s'iu OaP00
INC 49,, estimated when it Is considered that the nu-
VIII DC ou ~, engines formerly used sometimesa
&c thew effected the purpose-longer in some cases
hs time snerward required to complete the repairs OF
Termination OF the chip The engine is owpIessu,e con
densnq one OF $50 horse power and IL ieel @
e,er fthe cylinder 80 inches the beam 81 iet lnCnos
T., isngth and the fywbee IS feet diameter The engine.
honse he fine granite building close TO the Dock ~ "a
{SsSe5 The engine itself bronzed and the floor OF casroa
The whole being proof Underneath wen s SUM-
low tbe level OF the Dry Dock aud from Ins lue 49, or
,.n nv nnrnp of63 inches diameter, and forced
a cuyert back into the river, leaving t9e 81 F,ndr
oIy 20 completing his part Of the work by erect
inc raised platform Of roo, with brass rsngs arouo VIC
engine.
T Rev. Mr. WARING, of Hayti, will
give an address on the Moral and kenglous Oonolon u
thai Isand on Sunday evening" at the Secono-sV 6aP'
evening.
FxpLosIoN OF STEAM BoILER.-Y es-
,s,dav afternoon about O'clock small boiler in the Oh
Factory f. " Pond near the Atlantic Docks, exploded
No nersos was injured, but portion of e boiler was
blown through the building carrying of Jut ~ ee' Oh
The roof The damage amounts TO about $500
MEssRs. CURTIS AND BRIsTow's Con-
cERrThe Concert of Messrs Curtis and Brstow comes
og at the Female Academy on Monday night Miss An
drews the young vocalist, OF whom so much said by
those who have heard her, Messrs Warner Gnswold ana
others, assist 1t will be pleasant entertainment.
THE GRAND jury AND THE FULTON
FEpRY-The Grand Jury Of Kings County have made the
following presentmen in regard to the crowded state o
the Fulton Ferry boats;
KINGS COUNTY, sThe Jurors Of the People OF the stare
of New York in and for the body Of the County OF Kings
do upon their oath present That the crowded Stale OF ne
Fulton Ferry great grievance TO the citizens OF the CITY
OF BTOokyn and residents OF the County OF Kings which
can only be remeded by the establishment OF other Fer
ries and ia opinion of the Grand Inquest the public
necessity requires the immediate establishment OF other
Ferries between the Cities OF Brooklyn and Newly ork 81
some convenient distance
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,,u vopu nA1y TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1851

psn so,osi Esgl- Rhode. ssv Tors Geo bfoo" s,'- "a
49,. Y, mbl.r Guptd Rock and for Boston, win - OF 'f
81 st,o D.nr, Jones' SeS Ori-sas -, ~A,..s.
PROVIDENCE. FEB is-Au sart Bats Sia.ss'' $3.50 a. p
sr-on Hafanzss, Grant rerk. fotte sfiH1t. 81
. nqos, c. pb,sSslgbs .oop ssndf'ri Jons- S--
Vo,I B.lov sloop Harvest, Preach I'm Nes ", ''P ~
~ ~ a. sii Wm n Bowen KENNY, NsS to'h. o.
ifADSIPHIA FEB i3Ar bark raeT, Hi s W
b.lo .eh ia. Englsh. fesl Ss~ fo'a' III sens 70 ~
-, va Erprsss Adams 90. NJ. ~ ,.....,,,
ID F.s II Arr schs connthian Planet w ~
NJ Nv, F..,rort CD ship Hsfune, tsrsm) hi,n-n'
9o 81 s,rau accs Dutch Jonks ko 20 Jtnsfo' 81 '
Or noSg- Ss ih Risxrd NJ t. YORK Fsb l2-Arr
: - rr.,r Hopkins. FrsnkioIt va Beverly. "
Marks FEB s7-Ar brig e Ande'son Pans Ne" tprN
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A N. MERwIx. Aucioneer.

A. NJ. MEKWIN, AuCIIUUtcIs
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 2O4
DBROADWAY.-CAsh advances made upon al COZ
FITTy.TE1Rp NEw.YoRK TRADE SALE-To be COM
renced on MONDAY. March a, 1851. - o.,
rry S,eeotype Plates Binders Cloth, Leather &c ior
he nxt regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced al me s0oVs
date. ,,- .L.ia h.. s,-,,,had he tha
0h January next at which time the printing OF the Cat
sogue will be commenced. J., -, 49,. ,a.s,,, q,
goods when desired -. 49,, .. hola rs.a
TEAMS OF sALE-On all purchases rom Ine Wnoe ,s,
si, On purchases from the whole Catalogue less tnan
sd more than 100 four months credit and al pur'
chsses less than 500, cash. 49,. -, 81, ,,r.
ehases exceeding Sl.Oo0.
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DI z D..

o. Friday evening" inst LOUIS NJ James p and No
The ssds Of the family are requested to attend funeral
Donn Sunday 10th lnst al clock T w. without ur
Ga THURSDAY morning. 18th u FREDERICK HARsAcH Of
HIS euds and those Of his brother Jaw John Hsmct ars
respectfully invited 70 attend MS lner ~hou iensI
Of the latter 20 Ft av this, Saturday 18Th
On Fnssy moraas 4h inst Capt WIN TYAcK, aged 90 years.
late Master Warden OF the Port Of New / OK M ,s s,
and bis Masonic respectfully invited attend bis funeral
at HIS viii be removed to Crossword csns'sY
Or Friday morning the 18th INST, AFTER short illness. LEWIS
Tie relatives and friends family respectfully requested
TO a.rd his funeral late residence corner Of Third
and Seventy ffbst, SUNDAY, 10Th ns al clock IN Gar
RACES vii BE- waiting at zion Paik At O'Clock -. g.
On FRIDAY Feb gel 81 years MARIA, vile Of James Cure
Of tho family are respectfully attsna her
ta5ers On sunday SisTq9I3 a. [ Of ts iat Peter
TIE relatives and irsrds of tie family attend her
on ssturds 18Th at l. O'Clock The renas will be taken
Al sai5 Point II 9th inst e ,mmAto Of tlsaog
DANIEL CALKIN5 Eq formerly OF Waterford Coma, aged
yesterday noon. Feb A. NICHOLAS ROWE aged y.
Rove are respectfully bis funeral from he late
ls7 whts Il on SUNDAY at.raoon at oesek
Her remains islsn 10 Broom6sd Msss Tor
Utica, FEB 20 Hon A GREENE age! .
year, PoHaen e5sa 'ya pubic oe1t Of JsHi9a 60 pscs
ARD, ESQ aged q He vas born n Norwich Conn Nov -
1857 for ~ years a fee1eat OF NAtertcWn
At Cincinnati. OHIO, John SHAY, aged s..
Ia FOND Lie, Wis Jan IS, Ersta onssd formerly Of Md
dlebury VI. ssed 70
A. syderhsm W Jan TO- Ann McIutoh wife Of Alexander Fer
guson aged CO. Of Duraiu, lnverness Scotland
Easplrt, Ne Daniel Presley, OF 81 John NIB sgei53.
n1lat Ohio Mrs Rsbecca A, wife Of Nahlns Goldsmith,
sged3l
Passengers Arrived
IN packet ihip Seine from Harre-Mr Edward Ehaa.
"
RELArURE ALkAEAo.-----THs DAT
svs-Etss.-..--- s. ss.a.-.--..s s.
Ai6H WATFR.-.--.FEB IS.
sanSy hooA---- 7 Sow Hell h6a
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Good to fine ............none. none none ga
Flour AND MEAL-Our market for western ana
The low and medium grades have declined btO<tci eN
F SS & ase There II !sS 9Gas
He'd speculaoYs are willing sellers at our extreme qlota
sales Of $50 bbs a, 8I FOR and IS for No bond
The sales Of the day reach 1000 bbls- (ncudlng o O0s
for export at 25a4 a. for No 2 superhne olGf oos
for common 10 strait State 683a4 % FOR mixed TO fancy
Indiana and Michigan 87t0s5 for pure Genesce' =
5 IS for fancy Genesee l2ta5 ST for fancy ono %
az * 10, svIs ohio. and 81. 62l for extra Genesee
Southern dull and heavy; me demand Is oal ios @
trade sales Of so b6ls at $500 % FOR miSed u GOO
Rve Flour h quiet at 97td3 o. Corn Meal IS q1let a.
s Il. for Jersey and 25 for Pennsylvania ,..- I'D
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat is fair, but buyers ala
sellers are generally wide apart in hervews ana we nave
only 10 note sale Of 1900 bushels common HsuesSs o
priyete terms the demand is entirely for miing Oala
alan il without inquiry al O5dl 10 IN bond. Rye very
oniet 75a76c Barley and Barley Mat are scarce ald
,er Os steady but quiet al n ~ for Jersey. aud a.
05l for Northern Corn IS easier, WIN more 0niuus
sales OF 600 bushels al 90 db6tc Tor jersey yeO" az
SCI for Southern yellow while Is less scl'e d. 90
067Ic ,...... .,
is rather for old and steady for new saes o.
bbls "A for Mess (old and az a for Prme
firm and in good demand sales OF 40O DOS oo,Dy -
for Ness and sass for Prime Lard IS more scuVejj
terces Picked Shoulders at &c Hams are held al 6t15c
Butter and Cheese are steady at Tmer prices 10,
WHISKY-The market is easier and more acnyei 'a'es
OF $50 bbls Prison at 25025tc. Drudge IL dull al &c
HIDES-Are less buoysnt IN price, with an lncIesseI
supply especially Of the better kinds dhe socn Is &
1900 or As 600 The sales include 2ooo buenos Ayes
f2na2Ifbl Al I4gc less per cent months. partly to
Western tanner 1900 more are offering at c 6qt mere
is less disposition 10 buy $40 Savinila sold al lu4c less
per cent and bales Calcutta 8ibl on private tern
LEATHER--Is without change The Eastern demand
sill TAX es M theraroad receipts and the STOCK 10 WORK
inc down or Osk.tanned and light weights Hemlock
there great scarcity but ofmiddle and heavy weights
Hemlock there is q fair supply, co - -oo ,,,
Spirits of Turpenline sold at S5d56tc the later mon'hs
which is a decline. a., -. -. H..
200 600 n Domestic have changed hands We note par
eel of 1000 10 at 45G55c do 10000 do al 4@0iSc 40
red at sc aS8c for No City and Country avg nc or
super DO, for extra do There Is little dong Tor
speculaon the purchases being for manufacturing pur
poses Foreign Woods quiet for want OF stock Rasnos
Ayres are shortly expected to arrive freely and some par
GELS have been sold 10 arrive The Carpet Woods sod al
auction on Wednesday mostly taken for manufac
urers in this City Tie lot Of Cordova was sold TO 60 10
RICE-Is very iteady; 80 derces sold to-day, common
to medium, al 064 size.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucuoneer.
HXECIITOR'S SALE of VALUABLE

EIREAL ESTATE ON FOURTH AND JONES SIS
adrian Il MULLER will sell at auction on L Rs
DAY the 18th day Of February 1851. al Il ococh NJ, ~
he Merchants Xchange by order OF the undersge st
ecutors of the estate OF Phtby Wright deceased inc to-
lowing valuable property, viz: - -, Iii,
JoNEssTREET-Onel lot with the buildings thereon, STU
ated on The MOI hwest OF Fourth and Jones SIS 20
inc in width In front Jonesst. y feet inches on tr
rear 10 feet inches and in depth Fourths IL teeI y
inches and on the westerly side 10 feet -
one lot with building thereon, dOinn the hoove on
Tones ST being y inches In width In the rear ana IN
deph on he easery eide 10 feet and on the westerly SIDE
90 feet 10 inches. 81, -, .,,,
FoURTH-sTREET.-The lot of land with the buildings
thereon situated on the westerly side OF Fourth-sL ee
"a northerlv om JOnesst, being In width nont ad
rear so feet inches and in depth the notthery side
feet inch and the souihery side 81 feet inches -
CHARLES S. WRIGHT, JAMES D. OLIVER, TX
ecutors of he estate of Pheby Wright, deceased.
I4fStS 1904
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Disasters, &C.

sloop Washington at Newport 18th with eight pieces
mahogany pieces ogwood from sch Lysands ashore at
Mackefel Cove 49, -
S4fh u t passed the wreck OF schooner aoandonei
IA nothing standing the Of her masts which were BRO
kep T little above Had the appearance of having bsen
10 that situation DID not enough to see her
Bno which ashore Due Island has been got on
And Warren, RI leak ling and ruddsr damaged
Sur CoHNrtA Dsvo 2f Nov when four days out from
New Bedford experienced Tremendous gale lost COOK house aaf
cooking anparstus. snd had waist boat stove
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Arrived.

ship Columbus McCefrsn Liverpool FAya mise sn14 pas
ssnges 70 kSgsnd Co 81 days ou from Liverpool the
continued heavy westerly gss shs sprung head Of
fore zach; lost suit Of sails Pat INTO Fsyal Fef
r.pesh water and provisions Lat fAya IA jan AFGy
AntAf Liverpool bound b Nev lOrt, ufh loss 81 sails
started sd The Ezt5eth Fh 10 Boston bound
CsIrs lsaky. undergoing repairs The ~ lon e.
from the r Isabella OF Dundee from Shields 00uud
NrvHaEsn The Captain ADD a the isabea
By the nht Of aa TIE brg aanr Bows
from LFeTpo boston put with loss Of sA &c IS days
Jan Eh4s Warren cooke ie overheard from The c0un
bia ard vas drowned.
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Spoken, &c.

Jan lat i3 g. Ion Is, ship bound w
with the Ices If FIRE tcpHast
Ion 80 large ship bound w, with loss
Of her topmast
Feb lat Ion IS so exchanged signals with brig Marshall
OF Warren bouLd W.
Feb M Ion 80 hsrm brig with loss Of bowspn
and Oretopmast bound w.
Jan la 3l Bark Sarah Purnston (o Bath from Lon
dsmaed loss Of sails and short OF pro
visions, steering for 81 Thomas.
Feb So 70 10. Abrsm of sctuste) from New-York
for
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JAMES Con-, Aucuoneer
DROOKLYN PROPERTY on Water,

DBrdge. Plymouth and John sts-JAMEs COLE WI
se At auction on TUESDAY Feb 49, 1851 At u O'CLOCK ~
he Merchants Exchange, New-YorS, the following pro-
perty, viz: 49,. h.,., honss midway
between Fulton Catharine Ferries Ia the Ear OF stores
now R. v w ThOrnes. 49,, ,. ,x,,a-
BRIDGE.STREET-2lsts on he east sue "e'"e " ~
and Plymouth SITS - -, 18th ada hetvvaen
- Pr vMotyTH sTREEr-9 lots the south side do do.
Pr yMoUTHsTREET.-5l lots on the nouh SIDE, DO DO
JogS-sTREET lot on the south side, do DO; - -
These lois are all graded and ready TO be huh uPon'
ssst. psved and all the lots in the immediate nelgn,
borhood Of the contemplated Ferry nom lne Ioo' VI
Brdge-st - -, ua,,air IN
large portion Of the purchase money may remain On
bond aud mortgage al per cent. ,.. p..A
Maps may be had of the Aucuoneef % Fuipoh-s' DIVA
lyn, or 9 Wsllst, n. Y. =, n, VIII =,
FOR psgtculars apply to Thomas NJ. Beare, Wsist'
N Y 475) lAo
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From our CorrespondentJ

PHILADELPHIA Feb l4-8rrrUed-B gs Ere Ryder Boston
Fzs Ann Chase Pensacola Thomas Edward SmalsF New Or
aps Lousdss Taylor Providence Virginia somers' Charles
ton; Charlotte, Risleyi Great Egg Harbor ,,,.
Clsord-Baks Mar D. Lowry, Cenuegos Figaro, Brem Geek
Trinidad Dc Cuba; myra sudey Boston, schs Chraaa
v-Tou5 chsslotts. Rsey, do.
NEWPORT Feb lldrfred-Brgm saisep ci,Tks Apsschcoa
for Provsnce Benz Brown, Miner Norfolk SD bark Eus7n
bng Mary Farrow and al the vessels before reported