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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-04-19

hoquct WAS sent among the New York stat,
pactogos 10 the Worlds FAIR 1t was mt in
n'ctulc case and the cir extracted aud llrn nccl
dent has happened TO 1t IN It's way % lunlun
two mouths hence viii rcr this legitimate repry
sentative of oar Western Elem" Gs fc.h and
blooming as when first -igaEy Enjct
Not only Is il II beautiful tribute uf the New
World to the Old but it shows ia a ,Hguhr gh,
the wonderful progress Which has been made in
science and art.
Here now. Is boquet sent from America TO
Europe nothing mote unl vet bow unuy hour,
OF thought, aud years of toll W-re necessary HAT
It might hc done How the chru,, sought "a
uuwcnNo the blue rob'urur.-huw the plilu.uph
or proved It M ethereal sra, aud manned the
pumps in it, clear doptls, and created vacuum.
Natures old ahhorrrur, how the miner do,yed,
the furnace gowcd the black.mih wrought un.
I'll that human engine waved round the steamers
wheels, with its iron wand.
And aIl this, before that forl gem pluckpl
from the bosom of the New World. and warm and
fragrant with her breath could bloom n while, in
the Crystal Palace of the British i.les--Cii.
Journd!
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODm6un-ls friends md the
~ public 'hllhc has Just opened q Meat Market at
hH new building ON he corner north Of the Cour,
Ilor-r Sqr1rc. ~ Ottawa where he will he happy Ia
suppyuli h. friends and The public with the choicest
oi everything IN the mea; lne Vegetables OF al.
kinds also hcp; on hand
No Mwkct On Sunday The shop will be KEEP,
open on Saturday evening, bui closed on the Sab
bath scut2l 1850
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a LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and NC cdicines

The sul-crber, at tie CIV Drug Storc, is IN iuII
receipt OF hls summer supply OF fresh Drugs and
Medicines tom the eastern and southern markets
llehas now ON hand better stock than hh, hereto
fore been kept IN this place, consisting oi every ar-
Gle belonging TO the Drug business, together within
good supply OF Books aud Stnuonery, Fruits aud
Nuis, and almos, every article Necessary except
hardware and tapes. The public are solicited tocall
andhc satisfied before purchasing elsewhere
Physicians can have orders filled ut Chicago pfi-
ces. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, ,lune 1850
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The Best Coal

DROUGHT rmto the Ottawa market is now raised
- by Mr., MARKS MORlARTN, who may
a.l times he iound st his residence near the canal
brdge, ut the hcnd OF Buffalo Rock Ills bed is IN
the same region where the famous "StTnwn Conl' Is
raised nnd Mr VI challenges n comparison with
Ilat coal knowing his own, taken all together, to ho
better article A. to the con from mos, OF the beds
atound Ottawa, It Is positively not to be- compared
WIN his aud yet Mr.. Morutiy engages to sell his
Goa cheap as, ltnot cheaper than, any fhe coal
denlcrsln this region.
Teams always Kept in readiness 10 deliver coalto
order or any number oitcams loaded at short no
tee on applying nj the residence OF the subscriber
The attention OF Blgeksmiihsi IS particularly called
to this coal MARhS MORlARTY
buffalo Rock Inns below Ottawa Dec II, 1850
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MorSt VruNos--lt ia stated tina, Mr. Wash
ing,on, ihe proprietor of Mount Vernon iuiorne
the president tiu, lie had been offered $500 0oO
for two hundred scres Of the estate, including
General Westinghouse tomb. and he should ex
pect The same from the government Of The United
States. hculd iibe purchased tcr - military a'y
lum
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Mistrlldlleous.

George Smith, FdshioHabie TAILOR. opposlteC Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and WILDE happy 10 make up clothlng'o'
all who may tavor INN with their patronage. Arr
warranted IN very case. Partlcuarattenllon paid
TO Caiiing, Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
G.Dnrr. AGENT for FrJ,ectioa Insurance Compg.
n.y. HTuOrl--1ppDstc the Mansion House,
Seth c. Earl, Carriage, house, aud sign Painter
PdpcTeraRd Gid=ier, Ottawa, III, shop on Co.
lunbus street, over Palmer aud Gays wagon aud
carriage makershop.
Jacob &. stone, SIiAs. Harness, and TraaL
mInutdcturer, and CTridgc Trimmer corner OF
Canal and ColumbuSStrcets, Ottawa. mare
Jos. IL. Wagner, Justice of the Peace office in
OF dec 7'ig
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Il Q trlS 4

Fox River House, by l., DELASo, on the canal
ucar the allaiuct Canal packets stop regulary
at thls house.
American House, nenrthe confluence Of the Il.
nos aad Fox Rivers and near the bridge
Mansion House. Ottawa Ill. by K TuoN. Pas.
sengers carried tree TO and hom the canal pack
cts. Stages arrive and dcpar, daily.
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From California.

BY the last Calf.rnia Steamer We Lsv. rsc~i.
'ed papers and letters dating up to the 9Th Of
March The news possesses more than ordeary
interest, we. therefore. make liberal sx,ras,a
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Bowling Saloon {!

JAMES O'Connor respectfully informs the cit.
- zens OF Ottawa. that he has recently rc.ftied
and materially improved the Bowling Alley Oh
Court House square, originally established by him,
and that he i now prepared TO accumulate parties
desnng henllhiu exercise, with the best game Of ten
pins to I've found this side Of Chicago.
HisAUcy hns been lately constructed ofthc hest
Cherry and cannot fail to give the utmost sait,iac.
ton, Jan is
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Business Gor0s.
G1 "a % q MxS

q An > "A - y02fV
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I q. GAY would inform his friends and cu.to-
C. inrrs that he mas removed 20 his new shop NJ
tbs south corner the public square, where he
willcontinuc the manufacturing ofcaniugcs, bupgics
and wagons IN The latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he tialtrrs himself that
he can build as good work rs can be produced IN this
market Work made 10 order and warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber
| Jan II 1851 J G. GAY
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lntemperanCe.

The following communication hss been On file
for some time. 1t /, upon subject about which
We have published 50 mnch, that we have hesita.
ted to give it room in our columns for fear Of sur.
fcitng onr readers with too much Of the same
thing But it Is from ady---cne, who, no doubt,
feels what she writes, and therefore claims more
han ordinary attention. We are always happy
when we can obiige the ladies, and never reject
a communication from the hands Of the fair, ;,
if we can helpi:,
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Gtoraoc s. forw0r linN
NoiiCr to E.iriner~.-J. trOiiy /, uo'

Notice To E.iriher~.-J. trOiiy /, now
yrcp1rcI to pay clzh for wheat corn, and outs
hs warehouse a. hu.i way between Ouava. .rud
No is whore he il- nude a.pr,dgr over il. ca
IA! Tor IN. arcpnm1 llton ol the public, and a.-
so repaired the roads 10 that point, tor the cou,r.
nisnce VI farmers. Jnn -Jn.
Maurice Murphy, Storage, FOrw7rdng and
COnnisS N'rchdat, dealer IN al, kinds al pro.
du,e --Werchpuse east Of ChaUVaud's were.
house, man canal, Ottawa, Il! .0ct l9-6m
y. Il Charruari. Storage s Commission .|leT.
ciInt--W Warehouse cast side OF the bridge MAN
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
l.. H,lis, Storage, FJruardiRg and Commission
MsrchIi, dealer IA a.. tlHiS gf produce lrue's
Warehouse No ;. Sldc-cui. Ottawa Illinois
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n nc N "a EH. VA e. va r IN. o
Brunker's Rife Mandatory.

TE ME subscriber having returned from the east
after visiting The puncipa manufactures, he
v is uOw prepared 10 manufacture the cc.ebrn-
;ed Increase or Gaming Twist Rife, which he wnr
rants 10 be- cqun 10 my made m lhs stare or else
where. lie will nl-o keep constantly Oh hand and
tor sale a good assortment oldouhIc and -lngc bar
relied Fowimg pieces, Powder Flgsks, Came Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion C0pe,nud usuperor alu.
Gle otSporuug Powder
Allkinds OF Iobhng in the guusmiih line done with
ncatness and despatch
Shop on the east side Of Columbus St, one door
south of the Union House lunc 22-u
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Grco, E,ci,cmcn, IN san srnne,,co.

Great Excitement IN San Francisco.
An almos, similar case as the hborr, took place
at Sau Francisco, on the ssme day, We find the
following particulars N the transcripts /.
"On Saturday aud Sunday the ytmos. exotic
men, prevailed in san Francisco. The citizens nt
las, risiug, de,sl mined upon Lynch Law.
THE more immediate cause of the existing ex.
element, was tho recent attempt to KILL apd The
robbery Of Mr Jansou, aud the shootipg of the
treuchnan a, the AdelpM Theatre. On Monday
evening last.
Saturday afternoon M examination was held
before Justice Shepherd, Of the two Australian
men. Stuart and wilfrcd, IN tho Recorders court
room, on the charge ofassul,ing aud rotlus Nt
The New York herald., 1851-09-28


SER! I'LL ehs natter u The petition Of Susan De
Angels the oeurt q Connon Pleas, svsn has juris-
diohon over sstons for divorce has jsrsdieion 70
award as to o custody Of the children either pending
the suit for the divorce after Judgment therein The
protective ursdction Of Chancery infants which
conferred BY the constituton on the supreme Court
alone and no statute has yet conferred any portion OF
upon any other court
brstors made at the next term Of the Court AFTER the
award can be made cny upon notice Of motion there
Ot 'ocgTsns upon an swsrd canno. NM crs Ss - Sy
thereof. Judgment cannot be rendered on an award,
unless the submission is duly proved Judgment re-
less signed By the clerk Is not valid 20 authorize
any proceedings upon it. Judgment set s'ids' with
Ssxe rs. Some "A motion to set aside executions,
Scme rs Same-A motion to set aside an award cannot
tered upon IT, submission except for the
causes mentioned in the statute Any relief sought for
Sn y shs swsrd Denied With costs
Yofl and Others, rs Brorn Report Of referee as to
surplus moneys confirmed, with coats:
Ifallock Ccmsock-A motion for judgment for want
Of reply answer, cannot be made where there is
an action denying the Of action and also
setting up new matter But where the answer sets
up new matter and there is denial of any
in the complaint except suoh is necessary pro-
per avernent Of the matter motion for Judgment
may BE- made II no reply Is put in Motion for judg'
ment granted, with costs.
Groslons rs Lyons Where Q defendant, in his an
ses up another suit pending and also pleads to
the merits IL is irregular for the plsnt reply TAXI
issue TO both answers and carrying them both down to
trial to gether His In such Is to obtain
order referring the to another pending aud
the question will be tried by the record If the report Is
in favoI Of the the suit Is at end ii it be
against the answsr i Pso tato Ovsrraled and the
proceeds the merits Motion to set aside report
Of referee denied. with costs
In he matter Of Pse. Trustee Report of referee con
hrmed. except as to two items
Srrith rs .Lccktrcod q Wood-Where the plaintiff has
separate individual interest In the subject after
the suit but interest in common with class he
maintain suit in his own name, unless he brings
in behalf Of others of the class well himself Nc
tlon for in junction denied
1yurts Tonnage President The N A. Trust aud
Banking Company Incorporated under the general bank
ing law had authority to purchase stocks to sell again
to other banks TO send abroad for sale and any
Cor such purchase absolutely vid and cannot
be enforced either for against the compsD, and
person engaging in such Transaction with the company
bound to incaire and know whether the purchase
was for unlawful purpose
Report Of the referees disaowing the claim Of the
State Of Indiana for $lT5O0 and Interest confirmed
With costs.
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
The Case OF the Union.


To TBy EpsroRs os THE CorRIER ENeUIRtR:-
have this day received by mail 'bsrrativen Of one
James Marks, which am informe Il published not only
in your paper but also In the Herald aud Tribune in
which Is the following -" gentleman from Sacramento
Dr. Robertson, known the great sQuatter agitstor,
commenced looking the dust with strong feeling of
large salvage and from day 10 day harangued the pas
telling them that steps should be taken get
the gold dust out Of my hands in the event my not
being brought to terms.
"a Mr. Day, who chosen head Of the posse showed
strong disposition to have things his way and en-.
deavor 10 take the charge OF the gold out Of
hands gave him to understand in the event Of any
such attempt being made they would have take It
ever my corpse Before leaving San Quinteu I wa,
obliged submit my trunks to the examination of him
self and DR. Robertson, for treasure, which they said
they had heard stolen, and in my pos 5ession
II in this narrative Mr. Marks has reference to the
urderisned whh &c say enc word In reply for the
present and that is that nearly the whole Of the said
narrative cf James MsrSsis misrepresentation which
In substance he made before (so far IL relates
the members Of the posse), TO about hundred
who after erqurng INTO he facts unanimously agreed
that the ,oss had sced honorabiy aEd right and that
they would stand by them In their position while James
Marks had convinced them that they could put
f1ence In what be said So far his personalities
Cspt Day and myself concerned. I unhesitatingly
p orounce them fase and when the trial for salvage
comes CT, they will be proved to be- ooner II Mr.
Ms, xs wishss IT, Til tnen have more TO say upon
the. subject. CHARLES ROBIN son.
SWIM the Haod and Trijrn, do me the justice to
ms the aboye
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
Our philadelphia Correspondence.

PnrLADELPhIA, September ~ is5l.
1Hs G;Ta,i Injunction Case The Ma ia
psoint against Cons-.4 Sanity Trick Do.rn On ne
hnshaiS Police, &c.
The argument in the injunction asked for to restrain
the city from interrpg the remains of Grard the
Coese attracted large number of listeners the Court
Of Common Pleas this morning John NJ Read, E-q
sustained the right OF the city and the Hon George
Dsas made speech for his clientshe heirs
and relatives Of the deceased Judge King pronounced
the opinion Of the Court refusing the inucton the
ground that the marble ssrcophagus, In which II is
proposed 70 place the remains the most appro-
pirate depository until the final decision Of the
Court, TO the iilegaity CT the removal fsom the
consecrsted ground in whc ch they originally de-
posted The masons are going with their prepara
ons fer Tuesday when the nony Of einterme Mt
10 aAe place The refussl Of the Injunction will pro
baby the whole question object to
The masonic nial the remains of one
Who aet N the Catholic faith After that ceremonial
has ta piece IL Is oolb ed whether the trustees
o. she uol. Trinity Church would allow the remains TO
b. restored to the vault fom which they taken Il
hnted that interested motives led pressing
this Ell. q. this late day, 10 the hopes Of handsome
doeeeEr Stm tie city for their consent.
IL Understood that strong complaint Ia 10 be made
10 the state department by gentleman Of this city
agsiast Mr. Schwartz the u s. Consul Berlin for
Iressions made In written by him which
deemed 70 be totally worthy Of the representative
Of free snd republican government
vct in sleeps cloSniug protesting 10 be the Rev
Lsonsrt Wilson. from tennessee yesterday didied
Of Chesnut street jewellers Of valuable gold
watches and chain, the Whole valued at $3.50 The
ksrs The bird IL believed have Ho~n your city
lie dresses cericay and acts tn. saiut TO ncely
Judge Campbell this morning, msde decided mani
ftston Of his hostility Marshss police by four
different mposticns u the penalty against off .ers Of
that body Three Of them mucted In $50 pspaty
eseh voen the charges were for Instances Of using
violence than was setually necessary while arres;ng
prisoner that resisted.
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Oar Baltimore Correspondence.

Oar Baltimore Correspondence.
BALrImosE, Sept ~, 1851.
Maryland horticultural Soeiety-Shp La,noa-7smperance
Fsoeess.n-Firemen's .uJilee-Tax Salisbury Bank
Fsilys &c.
The exhibition Ct the Msryand Horticultural Society
closed last evening, and was truly grand affair
sidenx that this its first exhibition gotten up
in great haste wthous time for preparation The spa
dressed at the close BY John H. b. Lstrobe ESQ and
upwards OF hundred premiums were awarded co the
successful competitors.
ne shp, Of 700 tons burthen win be aunched TO- day
from the shipyard OF Messrs. Cooper Butler having
been built Tor 4esrs W illism Mason 4 Son. Of this
cry sae Is magnificent specimen OF naval architec
ture.
sons Of Temperance Of this city and State
pairing for grand Temperance procession TO take place
on tas 2is OF next month at which time the Grand Di
yon OF The Order viii be in this city and the Agricul
tural and Mechanics Fair in full operation
The failure Of the Sank Of sa.isbury thanks to the
constant warning and exposures Of the NEw YoRK
AID and other indepe deEt papers Is which
been momentar1ly expected for past. and
quentiy there Is probably not hundred dollars OF its
notes IN circulation In this city All the attempts TO
build for il standing in this city have failed and been
publicly exposed; consequently no one would touch
chem
Ths fremens procession in this city In November will
b. great affair. The New Market Company alone will
receive and entertain the Paramount Engine Company
and the Shfier Hose Company, OF Phisdelpha. and
the Junior Fire Company Of Frederick There will BE- at
least twenty visiting companies here including two or
thr es rrcm New York
The value Of goods shipped to foreign ports during the
week eoding on Thursday amounted in the aggregate
TO $3.50 e63 81 The principal articles sent for
tobacco and breadstufOf the former 1872 hogsheads
1881 barrels Of -four to the West Indies and South Anne
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
MARKETS ELskwHER E.


so.Tps sep. a -Bseksrf Boers-epl sharss yersoo.
teftral hslro,d. - 80 b9d e, 1D1 90 scm srr
g. ~ IEeo, , ~ do. - l0D do. bDd 81 10 ~ 80
% ~ fg DE- t9d % s4g Az l3 Boston Co ncors saa
kontrsal Railroad, IS; Boston Hailsoad
1913 d. Z. " Norfolk County Railroad ~ 10 DO. ba
I,t 3Philseslphia wiluiagtsn and Bait. Railroad b'D
Wsmers kstreat, lOzls. oQ DO. tim, io Easssrn
harasf " sss Eastern Railroad, iIN n Fitchburn
E'H,fess ~ tg Osdsaseurs bsresd. 81 10 90 b9d s
Sebttsl Rsre.a Ioi 2 Parti.bd, saeo ssd Poitsosth
ksllrcad Massachusetts, Bank 100; SiOp Ox sbura
hortaage Bds, bsd " $40 do ~ SI0o Michigan n
trail Bds 1856. (conrl i0lH
fprIsnItrrIA, September = 7Firf' BsarS-saOo0 sus1
%, ~ sIyg nlminsten 500 City Gs lOljs 100
shares Gifari Bk lis 6i 80 ~ . Coml Bk D ous-
siAe b. lS v lsun. Railroad, tois ~ Read Ksilrosd
y. si % % ii iop DO = = ~ 40. bs 9,i, 81 do
%, 20 70 DO b, II ~ DO st ~ % 2gii .iTIsr sss
no sasre. R.adlpE ksiOsd MS 100 40 S. 2H % 40.
20 30. -. ~. Second Bogrd-Sl og L. = Ca. 81.
la o.; g,rstS ssnh y % Ptan nsiroas; ~, %
Csnsl 10 20 H. lslat5 Railroad Gt .frsr slSD shs
htadlnE Railrtsa, ? a. 100 D.. isisna Railroad, o.,
BALrronE, September 9i--Stset Bsard- AZ OOp Bal
h1ois ~ ard p les'i 70 shs. B o Rarosd 81 !.
; d. ~ 10. tI ~ 90 tine. -; - Do. 80 80 York aud
Cumtsrand hsiirtad ~ Attic teatl to.dav ssrJlsad
ts closed Al 10 bid. ~ = asked; Ralto - lull bid
Nt}, aessd q harosd Bonds, 81. gi bi. g2 seized.
4. 4
The New York herald., 1851-09-28
CITY GRADE REPORT.

bANLhDAFf CtHtVmUFI =
AsHTs seemed dul,; about so bbls. sold Toe stock
smopnted to 2 S24 bbls of both qualities
bRIADsTr YTs.-Fiour exhibited less animation the
transactions only reaching $500 bbs ordinary ch
etate at sit SO p3A; round hoop Ohio with xed
70 favorite new Western, at So e3a 81 49, pure
Genesee, At - Isl - 3lh; ant other grades b.
fore Canadian ruled at 81 for sweet In bond
at Jersey meal were unaltered Wheat continued d.
pressed 270 bushels Mc higxn white broush. soc and
10000 Chicago spring TO arrive Ole Oats
and lsss buo, ant at 32c TO G'c Rye and ary remained
quiet. Com varied little; there were 10000 bushels
tsksn at sc. Goc. for damaged and 6oc Gle. for
mixed
CorrosThe market is very dull at the annexed quo
ta.ions AZ which abut 500 bales aged hands today
LlyykPvoL cLassiFIsArfoE.
The New York herald., 1851-09-28

Owing TO iasgs supplies Of western mixed Wheat the
market is hesvy t000o bushsl sold ct o6o &c. for
Ohio. Corn Y steady and unchanged. 0sts quiet
at 25c. No change in freights
ALBANY, Sept. n, 1851.
No canal receipts Of produce reported Flour hes
been steady but not active; the sales l5oo bbs
Prime wheat has been In fair demand for milling pur
poses; sales Of 10000 bushels made at 9Hc for
Genesee ard Sic for mixed Corn Il steady at yester-
days quotations. sales Of Is 600 bushels made st
57c. for mixed Western and 40 46c. for lot of
sound; COO bushels barley sold at 73c Toe for two
rowed and Soc Slc for four rowed Oats are steady
and UNCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1851-09-28

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:sA. xs;is: ~ fsa.z:l - sas: 6ssssy. Sf::s;
::Sss: We sssssas.s :aiP p:si: wss::.s as.s;s iiy
js;s sS. 81
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s s' s aa ..:: MARI: Mszs:
EE:rr. AsSSy wsseshS.y Cr.nnst snd ai.sn Gssssd
S::. T.: Ss
Soa Ss cs s .sSs sas
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EAKTfORD. sept 1-Arr sohr Alvorsdo, Hodskins, Al.
z D .: 1: Ss.s s
s :sssss sins II: s HS
s:hIs which have ust come is are II che sosdstsad Ne
%ss H ss's %
S ''ai & blue Z now hn u TN sy
ifss TadRs i.s sis ss: ir ..uo Louisiana
TSrss T:s.ssrds Bay x: .yssSn ca chip. Bs;,sriSs
.sip. s.ish PuriHssSn. from Boston: je.o!s from
ds Lone ss,r from Asia kin II
Adams Cray from aAvan ship and two bArks names
NORYOLK. Sept 25-steamship Pennsylvania, Bsymore.
I Ss5a e ss SS Il ia
for kxsr sSh1: DO Gf s;
ioE VVoea, uoPAins' tok
insvsy, Rondert sid :shIs Jas English and W Bsns
INV wLoNBoN, Sep. s5-An prop. oaInnssaug. Han.~.
sloops Exchange, Benjamin NYorh for wicbi
Els.. Eisssd Albany feI fssvis:ass SD ssoS Ian.
EANItCKET. Sept S~Arr schr Glass Blower, Leeds.
NEWBURYPoRT. Sept 2i-Arr schr Enter2rise. Jones,
PHIL sDELPHIA, Sept 26-Arr srss May Queen. Lodge,
NOeans Gen Worth RadoliH Portland Zebra La wrence
ris; Lady Suffolk. Baker and Camilla, Blizzard NYork
Reht Mercer not Robt Murphy Robinson Salem Edna
SCrans Sawyer. Providence; Charles Brown, NKesy
PENSACOLA prev to Sept I7-Arr brss Helen = Ryder,
Ryder and Lyra Dodge Frankfort Zsvaia Friend Biae-
PRovIDENCE Sept 2eArr sohrs Lucy Elizabeth. Pond.
wing PswsucLst for NYort: soops Lay wssiiasson.
SID schIs Mary Chase. tirSnis via Maven; William, DA
P0RTlAkD Sept 26-Cd barhs American, Adie, Havana;
Ranger. Frost Matsnzas; curtis stovsr Porto Rico
Sept s-Asr big George Washington. Phi
RICHMOND. Sept cs-sld steamer City of Richmond
sAfEH, SEPT 2-Arr sohr Globe, Small, NTork Sid brig
TAUETON Sept 22-Arr sehr Dart. NJerssy.
THOMAsToN, Sept ls. sohrs Adelaide Harden.
Bid I'D brig Mary jane Gates savannah sehr Sarah
Lewis lemons; Noriesns q,
York Cid i7th schr Elizabeth Ann Cruise NYOrk: 22d
schr J W Caldwell Mankin, NYork.
WILMINGTON, Sept S-Ar schr Jonas Smith, ID ,rrck-
Harriet Haosi, Nandraii. Nrork 25h sohr Copeland
Co, Be nnet, Boeton.