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CALIFORNIA.

II fRcHHorr, DE SOFIA n co, COMMISSION ugR-
IN chants San rraneisco Iacrnia. ReferencssMsssrs.
erunerk so 80 1hepss W + Aoller sad Riers, Sev-
tom Frubling 6rostheB Losdon John A. Drosge Co.
Bremen; Corrison Co., Bremen John Mason Co., Psl
ndsiphia
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor,s instantaneous Ii

guid Hair Dye celebrated in London Paris Boston
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington etc. only be pro
genuine the mandatory Wall street. New York
The public must beware counterets. See my variou
diplomas II is for SALE wholesale and retail. applied
C0py the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

Notrurr At sr,-Ths British chip fnfanta bound
u Ne- York put into Halifax the 18th instant ser
bng sxiyssht days from Liverpool land fourteen
q lr Isss'ng,rs having died On the pssssge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

way ofr splendid lot ~ Lsuis Napoleon lace espe from
s2o So tenr about half the usual frcsaso lace sleeves
came style tf lot ~ thread lace collars foniton pat
ternl cents beautiful assortment Of Swiss howneass
zeal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

Rooms 20 Broaavay T. to Ne gem. There v
h Witch he has not tried and endorsed and
certainly they glide the paper deciousy than
other lsns ve ever used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

~ rive prompt and faithful attention the sae ~ House
hold Turnturs the residences o. families will receive
" tor sale ~ BE csracious 81 and s Brqadssy cor
Of White street Cash advances all consixaueht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

~ The latest most fashionable patterns also
beautiful Silver Door Plates engraved in old English. Ger
nan text, satique and writing styles At ENEkpELLs J
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n Ia.,,es w uo.x.ll Oc,.Iasf Anrasf II

devote his attention exclusively diseases ohe
Eye and Ear from o'clock daily at the onces he
has occupied for the last years Ill Broadway entrance
Warren street where be had his Treatise the Eye
ydedi tiou. price 0eent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

very superior Wig Toupee should call a. Batchsors cs
brated Wig factory No Wall street. They will ind hs
perfectly understands all their requirements matter how
dcult fails to TT the head in fact he knows hi
give him y can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

Portable Dressing Cases.--rhe most CONF
rete and elegant article now having every
requisite for Eentlemsn toilet in the least possible
liberal discount to Wholesale dealers. SANDERS, lE
Broadwap, corner Of Liberty street. and 81 Broadway
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watches and Gold Pens.--If You '

WNtchts ahU tsOI0 Fehbs-I you Wish 20
purchase ateh at reasonable price call Y Savage,
No W Fulton Who has stock select
Or III you want durable Gold PEN buy Ever Pointed
Richelieu, which Is warranted perfect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

OF the same P:2 Ep-copelians 5ie Presbyterian
lois Wesleyan. 100 Roman Catholics aud 1l3
tached 70 other denominations
The following table show. the amount Of agricultural
prosfuettoue fr the me rertr..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

Comb Factory, 3s7 BrOadway.-Ladies are
respectfully invited to anin: this choice selection Of dress
city png the most beautiful work in she'll and
buhalo horn. Combs repaired and made to order.
A. L. J. SAUNDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

sssermsn o. Zephyr Cssts the frest hind 81 linen
suitable for Saratoga Newport Gents pong South should
sIj;as s ibsp. cssg " Ssssay sas Bs,tpAp ssssi'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

Hats Unrivallcd.-GoMln's Establishment
may we'll the Of the Hat Trade in
the United States His exquisite dollar Spring Style for
ISL aad brilliant 0dacstieas for young &c., have
set that question AZ res and the public have BY their
patronage and approval eouatersgned the
appeal made to their taste and judgment.
GENIN, 2I4 Broadway, opposite St. Pauls.
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FINE ARTS.

underlined oer Zoe sale exclusive patent rights ~
sounSs CITIES 81 their ratent Taibotyrv 10 ta1e
pictures paper With full instructions In the art at verv
reasonable prices vhc will enable to engae IN this
nterssng ie1si without running the rex e.
nfrn gns upon the rights II others ~ V j. well Known aa
persons practising this art without
hst vim h. ANY With the ~ the 70
tent whom We III prosecute soon ~ sumcient proofs
'e '0i's't'' I'll kNcrxHTTy PLnsaeIpLia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

years and still continue to be the prevailing mode Of the
ghness elasticity their freedom from all their
classic elegant them all the charms Of
handcraf Only call and examine them at l79
Broadway, up stairs, opposite Towards Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27
Pocket and Pen Knives. Raxors. Toll.

Cutlery &eThe call the attention Of those
the above their assortment which the most
pete in the city SAUNDERS H broadway, corner Of Lii
berty street, and yT broadway.
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DOUBLE SHEET
News from + urOpe

The Europa is due at Halifax, with one weeks
later intelligence from all parts Of Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

nAcrERRToTyPE-THE SCALE PLATrs,-THESs
H. rlses are warranted 70 he perfect and - give 20 iAa
la i'm ssi0n richer tone than .ttsrs Tbey
arr eoa With the privilege ~ returning ~ them ths
would fail 10 awe entire ssieton. Addess Victor Bishop
% Maiden lane.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


~
NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YORK
IN snd rbadsiphia direet-united states Mail Line
Through IN ~ hours via New Jerssy Railroad PARE
ducsd 81 for hrstcas and 81 ~ for sceondelas Lav.
New York NJ from foot u Courandt street; and
A.. NJ. and r. NJ. from foot o. Liberty
Philadelphia At aud "A NJ. aud r. ~ from The foot o.
" alhut street.
ToHN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE
Line Licensed by Govern for the Protection Of Emit
grants othersoce Isl Cedar street. New York-fcr.
ward passengers and their baggage daily at the lowest rates
10 Of the West Southwestern States the Cana
da The subscriber would state that he has been
ferv ardng 70 the West nearly thirty and 10 still
hoscred Nth the csndne Of business and alec % the
eminent hirh.st Of church
JOHN ALLEN, la7 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

whisk,rs the applied, without injury the
hair skin. 1t be washed Immediately without disturb
ing the color and has bad odor IL applied sold at
Pkalons Wig and Toupee manufactory ~ Broadway. For
sale in the city and country by druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

iStttrftSc rEeN BfRNtbA.-The brig swan. Captain
Pierce arrived yesterday fron Bermuda with papers t.
the 18th Inst The Royal Caseii, publishes the following
fcia returns q the population n bermuda. taken on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-28

hatiers ought To see here mude Of making
silk hats on cork and linen bodies, and fcll
caps. We live to lcam.
Aud here !. simple machine for knitting
Stockings. Verify our good old matrons, hall
blind. will hereafter have the knitting needle,
taken oul Of their hands.
A ships compass !, in exhibition which
registers on paper the course which vessel
has been steering fortwenly four hours Our
ship.masters may be bsneGred by this ins,ru.
meat
The English know how 10 do small work
To advantage. Here IS rl,cliur machine,
which turns out we'll made ri'c,s as fss, As
nail. iall from a nail machine. They can h.
made Of all slcs.
Somc of the screw eating machines, on
WOOD OF iron, appeared 10 us worthy of being
transported To the unncd States We are
not vet IN the way uf making iroa screws To
profit Th. lathe is u very ,implc consiTuc-
ton. By the side ui 1t ia separate sct OF
.rrcw stocks, dies, taTS, &c, by which any
observer can scc the progress of manufacture.
II We could have all the muucy which ,ha,
oo,aHc press is capable II Turning ou, frum
Clllfrna gold, W. should no, want To he any
richer. II does It's work hy an eccentric,
rather than by lhc screw NJ lever power.
Needles in every stage of manufacture are
made here in appropriate machIuos-frum
coarse kmulu, pms to the fines, camJric sew
ing needles.
Somc Of our marble workers nigh, do veil
10 look at machine that dri,cs as.w ior cut.
ting blocks OF slouc.
In krnnchrc our culcrrrsl0g carPcnlcr'
build the brsl ships In she Sorld. What
would they think ol curilincar machlue
tia, will +, ships timber into shape without
ihr broad aNci
We wanted one " those p'icn, durable
steel handmiII, iof guudng gain aud corn
lor domestic uses
Straight 4 Sous have m motion newly
patented machine vr cutting cum's ln l,ory
Here ~ boUi and shoe machine. bot .,
Dee, not compare With our work The Eng.
l,h are hall century bcInud Us IN shoe,
making
Several of the machine. IN this department,
are American. Th, Yankees ars uui ssham.
81 To- pot their inventive grutus along SIDE the
BRUSH anywhere
The machinery roous arr always 6lloi
with ,ktlil or cuuous uh.ct,crs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-28
Imloa un0 tbr GrbjbitjOu
Tr-rh. Gr-r-l r,arrr
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE

Ir..rIsf. W. I-I ths reader .ntu ftU ui
ts crur. tu ur English U.armrut, 900
a.sh rr. DISPLAYED rmHrmru,s u arrrab
t.r.. r-l r.,---- uI ~o,Isa, cHiua, aud nlN
We arsr -r-.E,--l Nn Co thr Nei.v,sI
r..-t. ana pointed rlt saHr uf the suc,sat
specimen, 90 gcsl,sa,u,h architecture. To-
chs. aaIa,. ar cluuu, .uju'cs boz much jC-
s-rrH1. W urut iu -rs Vhat ibcrc was
,. rrrr,, i1 thr intentions aUd improve
a.rr. uf tls world. lnd ~s should u0t b.
tfHi o. uur ir.rrts n wy t.i uut tell them
aalt uas .u thr Gil.- palrcc 4, Nc pro-
,r.I.t through The ,arous drpaumeuts, day
after Ely. ~ k,r, hnok and psuct iu haod,
rrrAeJ tuv % object, of cuuu,.ty or interest,
and r5cadrJ such explanations and ius'rue-
t.ol, ., ,Ls sg,r,. II each department euo'd
give u- In r,pls ,o s,st ,s4u,rirs. lu tiils ~sy
vs brlurht bouls ihe r,-ults Il orr o'ssrNa-
tone. anI are now ready ard aJe to make
rse Of them.
Hstus advance from tls Mslis,al cour' Ia
abe furniture roum, and sec ~hl' there is
1h.p ,hu We are not very familiar With Ia
America.
And the drs, thing we notice Is capital
curtrt,aucr fur ItiueranI Prclchers-one sPe-
e,llly - 4. coobu,snded 10 the travelling aP'
iaratus Of those ,riiisd ministers, Who settle
over new socieiiss about every Sabbath. II
cua.,sts Of portable selfsuPPOr'ing pulpit,
with hand rails fur stairway, platform to
stand urou aud a silk plane Ou which TO Jay
aan.. notes. Sc. Il Is light. and when
flloI up may be taken under uhe arm OF the
psde.lran and carried along ull be feels
moved by ihs spirit to settle over some '"e'e-
~, where be- can erect his pulpit, mount the
,usirum and bold fouh ull a new settlement Is
needed. We never saw travelling pulpit
beiore-but the idea Is certainly not a bad one
especially ior street preaching, for field
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-28

TnE PHINTER's ArPRESTIcE.-A young
man was once apprentieed as printer. lie
boarded at the home of hi, father, who was IN
easy circumstances, but who required his son
to pay for his board fcm avails Of special
perquisiles which furnished his fellow sppren-
tices with liberal supply Of lunds for pleas
ure. This the young man thought was hard,
but when he was Of age, father his called him,
aud said, ,"lIere my son, is the entire amount OF
money paid tn me for board during your aP-
premiership; ! never intended 10 retain 1t, but
have reserved II for your use-with II ] give
you as much more, as q small capital 10 com
mence business" The wisdom Of the old
was now aPparen, to the son. His fellows
had contracted bad habits IN the expenditure
Of similar Perquisites which his father had
withheld from him, and were now Peniless IN
vice. lie was able with a good character
to commence a small business and now stands
a, the head Of publishers in this conn,ry.-
Mos, Of his companions in apprenticeship
ATE miserably poor, vicious and degraded.
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Gbs CrturO Democrat,
-rrtsurp rvEEv TEiDAv NoRNiNo H'
GEORGE MELLEN & CO.

TtEvs-Ous collar anI 60, crui. ia slyanrs (,
., flf ani sryyut, Eve crut. With siN us'uths F,
r.a AlIairs at thr sui ot che ,vsr. T. whi,h hhy
rsrls vi'I D. adjed ioF r,sry year in vhish pay
rarut BE- dsh,rd.
AD,FurtsrvFSrs iusFrtri an ryasanall~ terms
M rfuUfiftars uHt tFirg ascuunt,lh &C. any error
h,Hs fhf aHl.IHt JharEri Gar ths advert. .sru,eut.
- p1yulrut &C. ~ slvvrJ,srtn-ais O. held o. D.
e. u iI.ll d. Jstr of ths 6fst ilssrtssn.
TN. Palmer, AvTEtCAS NTwsFArNE
NstSr trJafr D, thr pfupfstUrs ui he lsst Juurn.
I. rf lhs sh1ls rHrif,. t8 urri,t aui rvcripf &C.
,,F-FrlrfiH1s a1i Niyrrttssrnt az thr rutllshrr,'
Fass.f Hstrz, ,shtrh Hs, IT, sssu at ihs Nr-Hr, -
rraHrI FU.ss Naf.s=N-riIrv't HssiraF. Csf-
81 ~ l--E-Trtlss. HaIIlsf,. PtlffsJAa-
T.rrI a Dhrfsaf 30.
Book nnd Job Printing
PEONITtN AN Nl.N11N ENECJTTD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26
Cool Assurance.

The New York correspondent Of the
Washington Union says that "The Com
promise, started By Cass, Foote, Douglas
Bright, &C., is the true cause Of the present
popularity of the administration" We arc
glad to hear it admitted for once by higE
democratic authority, that wing admins.
tration is popular. But the popularity, il
seems, was kindly given to it by the above
named democratic gentlemen. 1t was GER
tainly very generous and disnterested in
them to save the coun,ry.and then give the
credit of it to Wing. Tho Unions cor.
respondent seems hardly disposed to be SO
magnanimous. Cass Foote. Douglas,
Bright, &C., started the Compromise!
Pray who's &cl Do you mean Clay or
Webster. And don't you think that Fill
more deserves little credit for signing the
bills by which the compromise became
law, when, by pursuing different course,
he might have made himself the most
powerful man in tho Northern States?
We care not however to dispute with
this democrat We are willing to take his
two important statements. and leave the
country TO reflect upon them. One is, that
according to this democratic witness, the
present administration is popular, and the
other is that the Compromise has made II
so. Both are popular, and the country
cannot do better than to abide by both
Rich. ReD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

branch Of knowledge tits not uncommon
to find grown-up people sill-informed as
their own children. All ages. therefore.
viii find it to their advantage togo to school
for the season in Hyde Park.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26
The Conycs.ion, Tuesday 20.

On motion Of Mr.. Hays. the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the Secretary be re-
quircd, under the direction ofihe Presi.
dent.to prepare and append tothopriased
journal Of the Convention the proceed-
inps and votes Of the Committee Of tho
Whole on the Basis Of Representation.
cnMMITTEE or REFERENCE.
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson.
Resolved. That Committee Of four
members, two from the East ana -" !"
from the West. be appointed. TO whom -
propositions sgreed upon BY me IL
vention shall be committed. who snal' y.
port 70 tho Convention from tine . 49, n.
such corrections and amendment. . ~ y
propositions conmiifsd 70 them a n snesF
op;pion NAV be necessary and proper.
On motion Of Mr. Martin Of Marshall.
DE- e,llowino resolution was adopted
'AI ps.siyed'' That COMMITTEES Of Avs
uembe,s BE- appointed to sstfls with the
T,,stces Of the Univsrsslist ChurcA Sns
,le rent Of their church eiihce d1Ring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

ITO whom do owe my escaPe-my
lifel' cried Corson, warmly. the moment
he touched the ground.
Perhaps TO no one" answered his de-
liverer fuently, "ior the danger is not yet
passed. Stop not TO waste your breath
in needless thanks, hut follow on, If You
would make good your escape.
"My bravo deliverer," said he with en-.
thusiasm, u cannot express my gratitude
now-bu. give me your name, ,ha, at some
future time-for now" he added, inter
ruptng himself. Unjust be gone, and you
must not put yourself in trouble to be my
guide"
Stranger" sand the hoy, do you thint
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26
e0--
The EVERGLADES.

Gov. Brown has recently made tour
through Southern Florida. He took occa-
sion to examine, with some attention, the
Everglades, with reference to their drain
age. His opinion is that thorough drain
aye is impracticable. IF ircould be efec-
ted, the deposits laid bare would be found
to be purely vegetable decomposition
light enough, whendry, to he blown away
and quite as combustible as peat. The
waters of the Everglades. says the Talla-
hassee Sentinel. teen with fish of many
varieties, and such numbcrs that one u,.dst
see to believe. With single spsar IN.
fisherman may load his boat ID fe.e mo-
ments. Wild fowls are there in such G
nornous Aocks, as almost to darken the
sun, and game is abu..daat on the island
Sciea. Arsey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

TEYKMS.-rhcv vfneisrAs 8 published scrni-
weekly a. q t.per sanunn. in oduanee. No subserP-
.on is taken for shorter time than six months and
no paper is discontinued except at the option o. ne
ApykRris EAKsIs are inserted for so cents per
,o,aro (or less) for every aer form insertion, and
3i1 ccafs for every outer Ithe number Of in
sorioas l. not noted the MS it will be publish
cd ill ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES arc For the privilege Of
two squares $40; for square sa5--if inner form
SIS. Every yearly advertiser viii be required 70
eonaae his advertising to his particular line Of bus
zcss and Il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
viii be charged rntably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

FE2rLo.. ANo LAcos-It was remark
Of the Excellent and wise Fenelon.that "we
my as well tolerate all religions. since
God himself equally protects all" On this
principle, all our Republican Constitutions
have been moulded; and the Model Re
public" row presents to the imitation o!
the world the sublime example Of univer.
sal liberation. Wha, noble contrast tc
the Church and State bigotry Of the Ole
world; where not cubic measure Of in
ches can be found where sec. is 10, array
ed against sect, and ore religion employed
70 persecutc and batter down another, ant
expal from the heart the kindly feelings 0
fraternity. Lacox says, and his sayings ar
never light ones. "Man viii wrangle 70
religion-wri,e for it-fght for i.--d;e 70
is-anyshng bu,-hce torit
"I have a great aversion to .Aubur,
Locks" as the criminal said, when he tool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

Fatal Asray.-At New Hope, Va. on
Friday week. in an afray between John
Peterson and a man named Ross, the lat
ter was so injured from, being thrown to the
ground, that he died. Patterson was held
to bail in the sum of $4,000, though e did
all he could for the deceased before death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-26

II have a great aversion to Auburn
locks" as the criminal said, when he took
a cell IA the Auburn PRISON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

bosroa. Feb Il.
Arrived-BriE Mentor. Bahia Bisnco, via Rio Janerc
Jan II st 81 2 Ion IS Is spoke Br ship Indiana frsm v-
err COL fer Calcutta.
Irs Msrshal PslermO; Ann Maria. Chsrle,.On; Myra.
Philadelphia sehrs Florsnec Aux Cages LysAndc Cape
Uaytien; Frances, Fortune Islsad Mohawk Charleston;
Champion. Wilmington NC henj Reevca Philadelphia.
Cleared-Shps Berks.i-e and rhes II Pqrkins N0eans;
Robert Pulsford. EBedford barrie Mary SHADE Mobiles
Sumpter Charleston; Lion. Balmsre sgs Eliza
ana Sarah Wilians, Crrasos; September tlane ocesn
Commsquid Mobile; Houltor, Savannah; senr Somerset,
0eorsetown, sc.
BATH. Feb Is.
eailed-ships Tropic. N0rlsans Kenn.bsc. Savannah.
Arrived-Br brig Bermuda Bonnirs.
Clesred-Brig Robert A, West ladies'
RocELAyp, Feb ~.
saied-sehrs NourmShai and John, NYork.
CleNed-Drig Panama, New Orisans.
sailea-Erig Messenger, Africa.
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fass f TlsG s:h 'r''' n''.
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S;;Sa Son S. ST., ss s
s S,s Olive Branch CLARK rsnA
w Sfss &: IS s
sLp aarwion lpatl ftesH an LvsrpoGl jar tn wsh
mSas Hna pSl Esy e
mile: the vsst~ard q "a south sLo,I
sa;i;s ~ "iI 1s = =;
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s sss s sasn si H.r sf e
Ss Pi is hP hence fSI LendTn Wa wsM
s:s IA; S:;: y: n:
Tbs s.: had heavy ssssS:s from
to ase F:s
ii ss s. sss
World sfs s,srt day., With
w h Sas ni lost
sei Yard split sails and received other damage deaths
u osI.Iuds Tssts Dec 49, with .s.s and
Bali Fhsnin Mason Bahia "a days. with sugar. &C. 70
sicily .. Dc; as, Alta s e
. sssn Il hs
sTis. is s.,; isss II, WIN loss = TOP
zSsr from for Ip sy o ~ JAZZ
18TH lat IS &c. lon ~ 80 spoke bark Fanny Of and from Boz
Bar. lance ga Andrew; !o1 BS':os Trsss p:ls.n 9
Ion 49, exchanged signals with Br brig Trimmer Of LIVER
Bark John VIM tBr walters Busnos yres so dAys
With WOO. go to master Jan lat Is Ion IS a. saw BIZ
BARK Mary Elizabeth tGf e:,Isp.rth ooden Maans,s IL
'a Bsrs xh Nisfsi: sssssaa NiaSs oaraa. days.
a s9. 20 Tss Go Sa ID cAS 2, S
ish lon Is IS spoke brig Francis: from ' warren:
BIis Delta toi chsrssson, Mehsn H,v.r, Feb With
'4 B1ls T:lssr.pR as Ssrrsass Rss San Juan . days
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Brig LsmaIene tot csmdsn Thorndife, Attahapas. 10
Ella aaet. Portland 10 days. with iashs. &c. to
sohr Mason, schoihsld Curacao dsys, with hidss.
Pierce Pert Prince, 10 days with coffee,
IS s.sas @ @ rHsss RI
sshG Fesomis Gill IrauSn La, Is days. with moassss.
sssss sssI!sf Henry. Chester; savannah: days.
sehr Burtsn, Ellis. Virginia. days. bsund to New
Emma H0tohki,s rarrsn, Virginia, days. bound
schr Mary Bush Newton, Virginia. days. to New
sshr Mary Luystsr, Burbank, yirsini., days.
sssr TI xsn b msR' yss V
ssSI sSns tSs:f .Rss River
Schr William Capes, Collins Virginia, 4 days
Schr VIM u jenkins, Wander nt. Petersburg, 3daye.
SGhr Bounty, Parker, Fcrfolk days.
sohr Oriank, Dodge, Richncnd,5 5 cays.
Schr Marietta Burr. Wheeler. Richmond, days.
Schr New York, Smack, Richmond A, 8 days.
schr J Il J., Cramner. Richmond, ds-s
eohr N Taylor. Nevbern, 5dsis.
Schr Michigan, Wyatt. Baltimore.
Schr Elie3t. Kipgsl sno Baltimore, days.
schr Timothy fhsrO. Lines saltnors, tdays.
Schr Atlantic, Lawrtnec Baltimore, 8 days.
sehr Oregon, squires, Baltimore. days.
sohr Akdei Kadvr. Pearce. Baltimore, days.
schr Lawrence Waterbury. CrAmmer, EAtmo
sohr stephen Colwel. watson. Milford, Del, 3 days.
Schr Old Zach. Frisbte. days.
kchr Com kearney. ChAse, Boston, fdaya
Sohr Samuel Appleton, Tsyl or Boston, days.
schr Abbott Lawrence. Allen, Boston, dAyL
Schr Henry Gibbs. CuAhmAa New Bedford, q taye
eehr Elizabeth, Ellis Plyuoui h. Mass, 5 days.
Sloop Excel, Bennett, Fail River DAYS.
Steamer Kennebec, Seymour. Phila pelphiA-
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