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offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which "a
thirty-fve of Boxes the most of which have x
only been in from 10 two years. with sufficient
y of round least twenty sets the lands
upon which these situated is easily surpassed by
pney lands in Eastern Carolina There is upon the premi
DiStieres neatly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary outhouses Upon the farm. think the bull
dngs altogether seldom exeeled. Those wishing TO
purchase invited examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and wagons carry both the
operations of Farm and Turpenne and with years supply
Of provision. JOHN a AElRETT.
Catharne Lake OnSlow CO. n c.. Iuly %. 1850 47-tf
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al shall die like hero" said the coal when it
was being consumed, " for shall mix with the ash
es of the CRATE
Always get hold of your night cap before you
Itl9 tlleerndle ont.
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The Ice TRADE.-The shipments from Boston of
of our crystal staple amounted to 1866 tons in the
month of June, making total thus far in the year
of S.4S4 tons.-Same time last year 40 10l-same
time in l849, AZ l56 TONS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

"A THE subscriber offers for sale the whole of hisaa
!I AReal Estate, which is situated as follows:
The Plantation and Wood Lands where he resides.
Black River. New Hanover county containing THREE
THOUSAND ACRES. on which is an excellent SAW AND
GRIST MILL worked by water power.
Also the Plantation the River. known the Corbett
place. containing EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, 200 Of
which cleared and under cultivation.
Also another tract lying the River Immediately below
the above known the Hatcher place. containing TWEEN
TY-FlVE HI NDRED ACRES with 300 Acres under fence
and cultivation Some of these Lands very excellent
Swamp, and easy drain The upaDds well set with
Turpentne Pines that have never been boxed
Also another Plantation the South side of Black R
err containing FOUR THOUSAND ACRES and known
the Colley Mills with excellent set of Mills. drove by
power. The Mills in good repair. There
this tract excellent Swamp Land portion of which
under cultivation The water believed to be the
best in the lower part of the State The upands of this
abound in growth of large Turpentne Pines, the
greater portion Of which have never been boxed
wishing purchase will find it to their interest
view the above Lands they may be had accommoda
ting terms The Lands will be shewn by the Overseers
siding either of the above premises, or by the
CHARLES HENRY.
Black River, New Hanover CO., n. CT ss-tf
Nav 30th. 1851.
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1o.0El ACRES or LAND For )
Little River, S. c.. June 20, 1851. 4l-2r


"a THE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the So
South, offers for sale his Landin Wayne county.
tanning about Seven Hundred and Twenty-Five n
Acres. situated the Railroad. about two miles beAN
low Dudey Depot the cleared Land being sufficient to OBJ
tain crop of three hundred and fifty four hundred barrels
of Corn The dwellings and outbudings toleraby
comfortable THERE'S also about IA 900 boxes (Turntney
old and new. Also, lot of Likely Young Negroes
Payments made easy, by applying to JAS. KELLY
Wayne county, June -, 1851 40-6
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LOOK AT THIS.

THE undersigned having determined moving South, "a
offers for sale his plantation wherein he resides K
in DuFn county lying the main road from Fayetteville
TO Newbern, three miles of kenansyle containing
bout 900 Acres, onehaf of which cleared and good
of cultivation and he has hesitation in saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the neghborhOod The
Dwelling House convenient and comfortable, with the best
of out buildings in the County.
Also of Tar and Turpentine Land the all
Road, three miles below Stricklands Depot containing
bout 600 Acres.
Also valuable Steam MILL (of horse power) located
Srickand in good order and superior team of Horses,
Wagon, Sc.
4 bargain be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
Duplin county. Oct. 25. 1880 7-tf
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TAR AND FEATHERs-A Mr. Tarr, in Newport
has married widow of the name of Feathers 1t is
to be presumed that Judge Lynch will not divorce
them
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
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Authorized Agents for the Journal.
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JOSIAH JOHNSON. Clinton. Sampson county.
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Is. s. kosNcR, Richland, Onslow county.
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subscriptions for the Journal in New York Philadelphia
ana Boston, and receipt for payment for the same
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MILL Saws, Pit saws, Cross-C at Saws,
WI Circular Saws Of extra thickness, and the
improved graduated back Hand Saws, of all
kinds and of the best quality. all made for and
warranted by, ]. NJ. ROBINSON. who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment of Rice
aud Corn Hoes: TuFpeniine and other Axes:
l.. WooDss Patent Round Shaves: best Of En-
glish Strainer Cloths; and the heavy, fire-proof
Pot Ware, the real old time article. All for
sale cheap, at The Southern Hardware Store of
]. NJ. ROBINSON.
Late of Baltimore.
lis plain that Soathern independence is to
come of encouraging Southern institutions.
Wilmington, y. c., Jan. 3. 1851.
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CLINTON, n. c. July 9th, ISL;


1feSs1S Fulton & Price-Dear SrrS: \.
The Fourth was celebrated here in manner high
ly creditable to the sturdy yeomanry of our county
w. X. SLocUMn, Esq was the orator of the day, and
acquitted himself in terse and appropriate Grafton.
The Mecklenburg and National Declarations of In
dependence were read, the former by JOSIAH JOHN
SON Esq, the latter by DR.. JOHN OWEN.
A large number of ladies-many of them young
and beautiful-graced the occasion with their pre-
sence Hence, sentiments favorable to the Union. a
sure sort of union, freely expressed, partcu-
larry by the bachelors. We are certain DIS union was
not talked of by any In fine, it has rarely fall
len to our lot to Witness any similar occasion,
many happy faces, and the prevalence of so much
general good feeling, came under observation
at the last anniversary of our Nations birth day
May each return of that day find us as nova
free, happy, united and prosperous people So mote
it be- Your sincere friend,
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THE following books, viz:-Genevra, the History
L of Portrait, by American Lady. Hear what the
commencing to readers work. just issued, full
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in this country There in it that have
been surpassed by any living author 1t published
pte in octave volume of 200 pages for the low
price of 80 cents
Continuation of Dickens Pckwick Papers. Pckwck
Abroad The Tour in France, admirable continue
ton of Bozs famous POhamous papers of the Pekwck
Club and promises become equally popular The charae
tiers sustained with spirit and fidelity and the
scenes and incidents varied and full of life
The Irish Widow, or The Last of the Ghosts.
The Gold Worshippers The Days Live In, future
historical novel one Of Harpers best publications.
Louise La Faere parts the conclusion of the Iron
Mask Dumas last and best work
The Countess of Rudolstadt, Sequel full of
chaste and beautiful imagery.
Mary Howitt's last new work The Heir of Vast Way
land this will be acceptable book for the ladies'
Mcconnell Those who know anything of the authors fa
cnating style of composition viii be anxious possess
Talbot and Vernon by ]. l. Mcconnell 1t is an excel
lent work interviewer with deep and thrilling interest
The Genns, family history by ]. L. Mcconnell. The
author has read the human heart in great variety of pha
ses, and describes with the pen of a master.
Caroline of Brunswick, Sd part.
Lord and Lady arcourt Country Inequalities; full
1851 The Adventures Mr.. Mrs sandboys their
and daughter who up London enjoy them
| selves, and to see the great T, Ez 1a
Spanish without a master; French do do Latin do do;
German do do Italian do do % cents apiece all five
Etiquette for Ladies; Do for Gentlemen; Knowlson's
Farrer DO. Cow Doctor.
The nvalide the Pictures the French Revolution
Romance.
The Fair Isabel the Fanatics of the Cevennes tale of
the IIuguenot War, deeply interesting work.
Evangelical Catholic Truth. six sermons delivered by
the Rev, ". Cairns A NJ. formerly Pastor of this place
Common Prayer.
| July 4th. 1851 43-tf
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SEcTARIANIsM-Littlen narrow prejudices that make
you hate your neighbor. because he has eggs roas-
ted when you have yours boiled
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HANDSOME ToAsr-The following is toast given
by Col. A. A. Adams at the 4th of July celebra-
ton at Warren, Ohio:
Uncle Sam: The gentleman whose birthday we
now celebrate with family of thirty millions of
handsome girls and boys. and land enough to
g'rs them each farm and have plenty left for his
grand children.
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D NY Up! Pay Up!!-Al persons indebted us, either
by Note Account, will please forward pay
up, will be compelled to put them in train for cOllec
ton, money must have!
PERRIN &
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JUST RECEIVED AT PIERCE's BOOKSTORE,

GULlAY aud Harness for sale. Apply at the
- JOURNAL OFFICE
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GREW LIsTs-A large supply hand and for sale low
~ at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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loFFEE and Susar.-2O bags Laguyra Coffee: 20 bbl..
X Sugar. For sale cheap. by NJ McINNIS.
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| IF your people are in want they will do well to
make their clubs and forward their orders immedi-
ately
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Some are very liberal, to profuseness when
they can be so at the expense of others.
The loss of friend is like that of limb. Time
may heal the anguish of the wound, but the loss
cannot be repaired.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-18

"A fond Italian minutiye for hername, uiga Lon
sa) pronounced ssft-jeiia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

NFPONsI,T. June PAR schs Alexander Conn., New
YORK. Reheccs 4 Frances savannah
Sid ship Alexander, Tor Pacific Ocean -, ~, -,
APPONAI q June I3-S,d Srh Brilliant rh'l"'"'N' "''
gur AZ, N-C..r,a.
r.l'nCre Gov smith PallatcgIll, " yes - -
d.. sl1ors Moses EDDY aad Lad Adams. !t)al ll' H..
Passed ~ Mount HOPE Bay Tbs PM, srh Jth,s o.
I'm Philadelphia for Dightun; soOp victory baAe' ''
New York t1r do. -. H..
BRISTOL. Jane t2-Arr-Schs Jane, Casey It hii!
G.. Science. G.iddns. Albany
SD from below brig Enc. Calais.
NEWPORT Jsne i-ile sslAll>IIp MecAtlit y - '''''
al auction to-lay flr Sj.i8J c..t.
PROVIDENCE. Juae i2--Arr schs Bola Peek. Sn,l'
A'llnv. Proof Glass Leeds pA.li. Isaac nNe, a.
James River Mlcey. Mila.S, Pulat lere nan Lean
irs Corson 90. lhichns. Pan,ego Nc. G-aSs1l)Nt
Leeds plilat. VI Watson, Campbell. ~ any Siialt4 y
smith NNors. t ,..
50 scs Horton. Cors'n Phi.ad, T. Ant'u-eit. lf-
son DO B ASrmevd Co-sn. dn. >ca'nl Boy, Fern h''
Ann Baker smith. DO; Clts H-1r, 81 m. do, - i'-l
Dawson ka tnlore. jacob smith. horton, f'r> Gee
Brewster dos NIoggl Haskell. bnngar to"'e oc' j. .'
Aurora Brow H. fr an Ea,tfru p'rf Henry - az T. -
Ellsworth. Teras Baker. Gardiner Extra Nns 5',-
forl. sloo.s Eliza. EiNood Albany. rhes Hull HUI, y
Yors VIM II Sanford. Jouls. do, Scl' = l. I "'',i'
Philad Time. Edwards. Suto.N Nc
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ard more offering Sales Of 800 bbls At 81 3isi 80 f.
ure, to strait brands and - ISa23 81 Ior A ~
Fiosr is quiet at s. 81. Corn Meal IS INACTIVE " - ''
'tGEAIy-Tbere is 4 far demand fG Whest AMI the
r5 kr Clual,l fl EXPORT. aul pnc8s favor tle
me TIL sales arc 200 bush prime tfe lrser On prs
pnsb 800 Canadian IL 5oad. 1t 9i9.c Re Is lover aal
mere ple1;T sales u 5o.V e 30 - - - ~
iSl s-ii. saae ~ coF95c Corn IS easier and more
fe, e-e- ~ the close me demand q ms IS ''T
4 ~ Col ,sF ~ &c for heated. >. src to- Ne9.ef
med ,,,c Tor POUND elbow, and oice3ii iir tir A'in'
White Ill. L., .--.-.,-. .,1e.
n 81 XIX PRISON al slc and Vo hhds Drudge az q PIC,
time aud interest -- DOL. e.. .---.. r -
Pr ~, demand ls very light aud oaig ia re 'i los
PICS II ola are -8u. u4i. l4l o4i ~ ~ ln' '
ba.s new a.; y 20 +. SIT ~ Mes an =
e. m PRIME Rccf Hams and Prl.ne i IS ~ ~ ~
49, r1rrlra az N-afe a-c heavy, s1-cs = 81 hhis
SIlre ~ SEC Lard IS rather frme- on very plenty
sses of jP0 bids and terces ~ s.et.c ~ s'F - 2ii
Err is nrfv and dn and heavy; sales ~ ono r. ?
i.c md state al lflt Cheese 30 gri oeial fi az.
WOOT-Is duh Pulled Is the mos active, 20 e9J -
49, PIIed sold a. Sc SO rs D,uesc fleece sid AZ
acc average IL ruce II y. a ic fofefn H'cl1l.' .
ing IL stocs snd difficult n sale some ialres among
tho manufactures have 5oon anh11 "a NJ" jersey
and one IN Connecticut . 800.
southern hvcrs beng tlc naTSct I'Tc SENS. how
es- to.9 ceea-i1 Of business for Caiforl Iac s.'cS
u, I'D is beavv m 5rlce Al oher kinds arrn with +.
good assorted socs Prime tne soois are ri'hef i
onof,fions as follows Mems and h'cS bo's J11 =
81 calf boots s2e2 81 d. se~el cali eiei POI S' ini
thick brorans 62ce calf and s''l do sti - itrs
enc la and eaame,e5 shoes city made, esl-
IRON-The market is drner and here some S1e'lia-
tive movement Sas 5.y iuHS Sc'''h 's % arrive a. -
Is smgs = a.,
OIL-L.nsc1d IS Lille fEmcr n conselueaceoi tl5 al
wees from broad. but there Nc. mIcl DONG. Ln-isA
soie ~ the wharf ~ 7o7c Whale scarce and firm.
N4gAL STOKEs-Sqics cro Or geo bos. NcTo I'm
Resn - go aaoa, winch IS better. Spirits IS trm win
sales ioo hbis ~ "a cash.
REFSWAX-Saies e. e9lh- yellow ~ 2jfa sc cash
TEAD-We hear Of no sales and the market = very
heavy -,-o,t.1. -.
TOBACCO-There i more movement anu 20 mas Aeh-
lucky have changed hands at - lOsc = pound ..
FRUIT-We notice sales IF 100 boxes Rtisins 1t 'e y
200 alf bxs DO al &C. 100000 German Cigars sold II s1'
Sll go naskots Sweet OIL n %.
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REQ s. IaWrrnce SProul Bangor; Marcel Staples Sea-
port .sns Lu'h.r bid base Phisdelgh n Jasper Bss
Fruitful vne Fo,'et, franslg. Ne S9mme.ss, Psr NJ
augusta, Wa .cll. BROOKS, Dover; MI Sd steamship
day OnicoEn, british Lady. Prompi, schs AL Stoyr
to1iaeict > D. susan. aad harg,A. sale Yesterday, as
FANGOk, ne ATT sens MAJESTIC, smart. BJs,on.
her = tar'e, ~. &C. Henry, - Slem Cdieh. 81,
SNOW. Dodge y dt.eiown. tenV. lpion. Newourynr
81, hsl>it a.'f p ""'''e' Nefs son Mon
CHARL ESIoN June AR 1uss Minerva, 81 saliva.
LA, a. ri H., ., ga l S' 80, ga 'ap AZ
ic. Aic1anlua Si shu iIlraet \ Jesse Com ~.
80 81 ,-b la-, Cs1-a,re e;..,, Va ~
Sih Nm r.-..- r-.,,rf-, Airx.nl-,, D.,' r.lA-
So ,,i..n Oh CIV t.-a.- SS.ii, IN '-~l-
.tfTo~ ma. An b.,- N.-,-, Ma,f..rr- w,
on srb izs-e,a J.7es Baasor '''A'
FAST GPFFNWICH. June AR sch W Ny.
- pb'is,i,;-lia ~
FDGARTOWN. June 5--Arr sch Eliza Jane R.rnsns
Nau,uc,ei for Aie1auana sg reakrr Gsnlner Ahaay So
~, MAJ, loss %, ,o' on IONS Saesi n.shi Of IN E
az sch Be,cc 'i<Ly9.,' N3l'..N '15 Portland lsA
+ q I'M Nm dim, Jcu,> P,cfc Oc.,a '"'P
IvttS ppIyS ~ IN trr ~. t;rS-,e WSe,.,, ~
~ ~ = a. me $780, C,,i,,r 81 SiS a. a.
,chs May Ann ,t'S, , & T .st
- g"N,,,,u ~ n - -, a. \ ~ -
- r~,,s ~ e. I'aSnton. sin Sit' HOPE a, f,r 10
cDAlN t>i'N' '''' ~ MI '"'F ''0'' "'>'Ae7'
pGIIot-CFSrFR Jpncs-Arrs sch sarah CLARK R,e.lass
~ - '--
"i - pTTOpD Tune H. Ar sim >.h t-nc,S R,,es NJ
" $50 Tsrl C-,,., R1,t1u. Native smith Albsp,
RICUNOND. Lone lJ-Arr sch Chas Nhiung. TAYLOR
p.sfon
lACkNoNNlIlF Iuue Arr hng Ancola Howe,
NY'~i' ga tus q .t,t,urr S,nlrsan New York Ia.
fucer Heath Fs>rv. D I'm snow Gordon Guflrd
KY WFSI, Nla- ,s-Arr sch Martha POST POST. New
Y-rk land sd .h t1r Alphabetically 29th bry Spnghiv
~, - nnlon. lunc' , hark Kate and Alice I'm No
fr p,st,n ana r ,yqttr = mn Chnsarore I'm Ne.
y,,i a. NTlle o., IN f,r r,, SI Isl sch Gov ADDER
-, crNyol
Er\NEDfN EpoRT June lo-Arr hrg Heiveuvn
CtetI,rL G,rl.,,wn 81. mn Arr sch Martha ret-
Enl Bo,t,n
MOBILE June 3--Arr sch Aida. Ho1noister, mlano-
Ia an, an bark l,ioa. liner Philadelphia. sch Emma
Norton. Webster, POINT Isabel CID, ships C@heha
French. Liverpool, haguonot, Gardner, Liverpool, bark
Robert Walsh, kellecN, ku'icri.t- 49,,
NENBl kNfOkl, Jnae le-Nrr seas II Gay b'ioek,
C1Siiuei (hYen. ni1c' PORTLAND 80,
NANlt h ut, me tl Nrs cn Expedite fViicr, mi
adrlnh-a, slg letrcr 'attn'r. Ahan{ - 49,
NtN-bEDFohD, jNue an marx h'th, West,
Pacific Ocean va $50 ant r'i Scns tlam' MiNn, WI,
magtun or BoSion; Mary \ Helen. Jweet Nwiols:
E.4oa T, BLACKWELL. savannah, sip Helen, tis Nlars,
Gardner
MEM LONDON. isnc it-Arr brig Annsldsie, Saer-
nan. Geoigcl'"u. Sch Lstt buus Hile, IN. dei aha
lr Norwich, Cahc;, lara o. 90 tor do iiate On ndler,
Leach Norv ch f Albany SsfaN in@S...h' nAslsA' ~
fl4tht AN t'i \ 1'' SS'r w .''', IN
Nofwich 10Y NeN-f"-" o'"' arh A''S i''''N'' A'eF'
itr tin1iy .. ,,-,,. Co.,,
NORM q A. Nn' ~ ~. ~ =, A' Nv, 'aallit
A"otN; sl >rr> nose e, span L b,toIi 'ts lfiSk
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DIED.

On Thursday June 70. OF typhus fever. HENRY
GANLLR youI-cs. of {. j. and Anna Gayier, aged
l9 years r. u,hs
Prs friends and the friends u the family are invited
tend Tie funeral from SO East Twenty-h lth-st door
from Lexington av on Saturday 18Th Inst al 81 o'clock
without further notice.
June z, aner lingering illness, AGNES CECILIA.
wife of Edward Okeilly
The fucnds and acQumn'suces Of the family and those
90 her hItntrs Thomas and John Murphy ana br0ther-
la" e ~ Many, are respectfully invite atead her
ituea ihs udsy) afternoon from her "a residence, 50
buise .s-st.. at ococs precisely.
- On IAursoay llornue. June -, JOHN FRANCIS
WAhh r. e.oS' son OF R"aSom aud May Wake aged g
years months and % DAYS
lis remains w.ll Dc taken 80 Greenwood &c etery for
lnterHcl TIC friends Of tie Gul, respect II iuVf
tl 20 attend ms funeral from She residence IF his
Thongs 1st tsls afternoon - o'clock without furthsT
invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

HAVANA. Iure Arr Sebago Portland
Sid Condor, Boston. Forest KING NYork.
Sid oh. Sea GeH. Ni1rk
SAVANNAH. June le-Arr Phlma. NYork, Sea Gull.
81 Carolne, Boston. Telegraph, NYork
CHAkLkSION June liar Emily. NeW-T0rk, David
BALTIMORE. June PAR Tir brg Tyne, RIO Janeiro
le steamer herald On Norfolk, reports of Cone Point
sch Tine. In Nassau, Mp
RICHMOND. June IAN scAs William Jenkins
sy.ia, and k.clrcrt New YORK.
NV ORLEANS, June i-Arr slips Silas Holmes and
Fanny PHI eielphm
below, snip Marathon. New YORK
bOSI ON, June PAR bark Oriental I'm Shld-hai VIA
Canton and Hong KONG Left the latter place Fen
saw March 2, ol Java Head. An SHIP supposed % be
We hose SAncls from Canton II eng Kong for Lon
don March - ai - % S. llu 81 "A r. fell n with the pr
ds out having been di.uaStcd 2ist in rrosne sup
pu. INTO Naururs
Barks Cleela, Nex-Orleans May &c. Lacouia aud Ma
shl Phlada. trgs Kossu;h Maianzas MAJ D. NJ Csy
ton. Go zSth, Norfolk. Az xaadrla.
farks Ayea, Charlest q. fuba, Ncw-Y *, schs Van
eala, Joseph Guest and J swan Pa-ada' Howard
Sch Louisan, Port Al Prince. May 18th Left bugs
Henry Lowe d, Rose. AID Ihsmis for New-York schs
Hand. Tor DO Or Philadelphia Lewis Balch. for Bos-
ton days
Also arr schs Robert Bruce, Petersburg, " PcSerng,
n Bard, X L Iay, Mar, + A Heath, Geo Holman. and
Nancy Regain. all from Philadelphia Tribune, Albany;
Alfred, Eliza Sun, Melville. and Marblehead, all from
York
Ga ship Amelia, Charleston; bark syl1h, Baltimore; bng
Boston Halifax; schs Eben Atkins, P1ftau-Pllncei Pc
SD schs Triumph. Phila Vintage Albany
,FOhILAND, June liar bnss Sea Bird Carienasi
SC, sch Helen. NYork
Ia hrg Victor, CieRfusgos.
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ALEXANDRIA, June l0-Sid schs SYLVIA +. Bourne.
Sand ch Mas; SOmeryle, Chase Boston. Oneao. Ba-
ker. 90.
BALTIMORE, June ll--Arr barss Leon,.ne. fBrenl
Ihoinann Bremen J lstce story, Ryder, bosom; orgs
- ALdreS, Robinson. Naalalbo. Kate Penlersrlst
Lyans, Mayag e.. Gen BOYD. pitrcS. Cardenas. sen
lawn. Miller porto Cabelo, Harriet, CrOwel. Halftr Y
; Hume, Godfley, Charleston; II Adams, New Bedford;
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