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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

est e.t of Sf9TTsTPsigned e. having bough, Ii. ,.,.,
acknowIaaa Ta q Wheeler Co. beva az I.a ...'t'
and Honeo MS gratitude for pa4. Ho. =
patrond~s = merit ctntinuaDce 81 The s,,SI;
ary eoo9s v;,1 as stock Of fancy isG aUaI staaIo
as reoorJ. " n continue unrivaied n iii" 80
'u' variety extent and cheasn.." y - s'V
Yasoo sI,s 7.s5.sA N. w. ELLIS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

zoUsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
erLDER. oLAzrER, PAPERHANcER and imltator ol
all kinds of wood, marble, etc. etc
or Shop on Main ct. next door 70 the Den
Ocrat Printing Office.
Yazoo citY Feb. loth le5l-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
CHEAP.

~A The splendid and fast running
! ~. passenger steamer, TUSCUM-
BlA-Capt. JOHNSON, continues
to make her regular trips from N. Orleans to
Yazoo city, Lefioro and oil intermediate land
ings.
The Tuscumbia arrives at YazOo City. eve-
~ Tuesday evening alternately. and leaves for
New Orleans the following Monday. For
freight OF passage having unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply on board.
Feb. 29th 1e51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

"AVE opened (sincc the fro) Ia the brick
II house, opposite 'H0bson's Hotel" where
they would be pleased to see their old custom
ers, and friends.
They have an excellent stock of Goods, be tn
for ladies and gentlemen's use, and many Of
which will be sold at prime cost foe cash; being
a little sOied by handling them rather hastily
on the night Ofthe FIRE, but not the least dam
aged.
They have just received per Steamers, NV
G. Campbell, Monroe, ;" and I'D. B. Mosby, .
a fine assortment of the best family groceries,
and everything in the way Of Plantation sup.
plies, oil Of which win be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
Main street, YuzOo city. Dec. IS. ls5O-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
NOTICE.

NOIICE.
SEE Bo',a proposals re viii be r.s.,,.s !, i.
Of twn On Monday, 2sth Tnst s,S sSIhy ,ho . 0els
road ioges across Short q reel - - Hfoet.Se
read ISsSrng IsSSing y 4r. A. Dyer.SnsS ~ ~ q sS
osS & ,Jbaolng e BY Judge ere Ss tas
~ Oe guaranteed BY The coDtsI :: said 5ft4.
order 81 81 Pt reg the time Of con"I.,iao 80
YasoO City ASSriI Il 10 95s is5f f. Bk1 I. Gu
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

DR BOXES WesteGn g 80 ashs
Sa1 I'll Dairy Cheess.
I'D hbla, butter crackeF s.. s
- ~ IlNE 8 HARRISON
.Oss. lo-l0ees Slt
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

n IST of letters remaining in the Post Ofic
Lin YazOO city up to the lst of May.
Anderson John NJ Afford jackson ?
Burr Hedson G Bird w
Barrett John O'Heny Bowels E R
Bulloeph E & A ProOks Travis Mr. 2
Brown Miles 7 Buchanan David
Blackman H ] Benthat B FS
Burrus X R Brigman James
Binkhead John Berry Ely A
Black Alfred Pann G
Baton Mrs Sor FieldsBennett John w
Burnley Welsln J Burns Emiley
C
Cutchlow James Crave James
Cristian Frank Cox w H
Catfrey Evelend Callahan B
Cooper Preston Crump George P
Corwin Calvin Carrodine Frank
Charles H CLARK MalVina
D
Dunlap John Davis Margaret S
DugOn F F 9 Dubison H L
F
Farris LG Fields Sarah NJ
Fragin Robt P Forbes Jonathan
G
Green Arthur Candy Hamet
Gibson D Guy Julia Ann
Grant James G Gardner Mary E
Galtney ClauZa H
Hueffner H Hackman 7
Hedrick Soleman Herrad IsaacS
| Irwin Chariot
Jackson Armitha L Johnson James
! Johnson Thomas s Johnson Fedrick
Kepler Christopher L
L1mpkin John Lampkin
Lampkin MI Lusk Robert 2
Lnmpkin William Lemmons James w
M
Mann John Mclean John
Marble B F No oJdy Saml
McSinister Vim Moore William
Oneal Matilda o
Q iver Thomas O'Reily Mary Ann
i Philips T P
Parker Chas w ParkcrL LLW
Puilexiem Hesekiah Price A F
Ray Ann A r
, Rea P II Randall Elizabeth
Rober.s VIC Rumble E B
S Scott Amanza
Sessions James Sheckland E
SteiglemanF + Swartwant Ford + Cs
StOvans F G Socks Mathen
II
Twrincr v M Tucker Eliza D
Twiner ArOn Titus Thomas
| Van Pelt Louisa w
Wilson Tolbut WrenWm
Weaver Martin White NM
: Williams J T Wilson "A
e Walker M Fl Warmack Jemcnt
f Willis Jno Wilkinson E C
t Walkley WI
2 Person calling for the above letters will pie!
q say they are advertised.
{ J.E. SHRoPSHI RE, P \
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
A CARD.

WILLIAM BATTAILR.
HAVING resumed the practice of the Law,
IL offers his isprofessional service to the pub
lie. He will practice in the Circuit and Pro-
bate Court of YazCO County, the Superior
Court ofChancery, and High Court of Errors
and Appeals, at Jackson. Office at Yazoo CITY
adjoining that Of the Messrs. Nye.
YazOo City July II, le5O-45-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

=, ST. Louis, February 81 io0l'
Nszsfs.. R Clark 4 Cp.
II giRes me much pleasure to inform you
Fbsl. hEving eaTsfully tried your White Lead
n ssvsral digsVout ways, l and il equal in
SoSv Ard Whifsnebs and quality generally 70
s~C article nanufaetnfed IN the vest; you are
- iIhertv 70 uss thisaa aFSsommendation IL It
~ir - ofany bsneht 70 you.
Ian, with much Essssc(t yours &c
CnARLES Il WILGUS.
Yls,, yy March, U-leSl-2n. .-t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

TN PAINTERS AND DEALERS IN
WHITE LEAD LIMSEED AND CAS-
TOR OILS.
O. CLARK, DsaksrsOn q Brent, Francis / SnhA'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28
R..C. CLARK g. co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
wbIto Lead, liMsced AND
CASTOR Oils,
Garner of l2th and Austin StS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

~ OHieo, at COunting-roOm Of DlcKerSOn
E Brsnt, No. IL, Locust Street.
The undersigned manufacturers OF White
lad. Linseed and Castor Oils, in the city OF
s., Louis, having about two month since com,
Melted their establishment, are now prepared
10 furnish Painters and dealers with suPe-
'risr article of White Lead, ETC., etc
Every Painter in the city Of st. Louis VINO
has vet tried our White Lead PronOunces II
subsriSr to any other manufactured IN tne
West, as appears by their ceEii6case publish
sa below. n u NHEAA'A' , ~
Fsbruary 10Th 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-28

The Undersigned, Painters in the city Of
g, louis. hereby certify that they have used
~. WbitS Lead manufactured by r. G,
Clark 4 Co., Of this city, and find it SO far aa
,h.v have vet tried It, 70 be very excellent
s-,g.i" s1oerioF indeed to any other White
t.aS ySsnafsetored Ia the west.
JOHN s. wATsoNI
4 rHoREBURG,
M'vIcKER 3 HIsTLD,
JANIS sPoRE,
VA THoRNBURs,
kICHARD HILLNAN,
5oRDoN # wOOB,
VS. ETRIss
"a ENGLIsMs
JANIS scOLLAYs
MIDDLETON 4 TARLTsN'
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w
| you
But other reasons were assigned in the of this
discussion 1t said that committed to adopt
such action this, because IL was an Executive re-
commendation and thought that some of here who
considered ourselves pretty good Wings rather tw
ted by of friends upon the other sde because
we opposing what the President recommended
Now permit to remark in the first place. that is
Wing doctrine that Wing is bound support with or
without reason whatever Wing President may recon-
mend Now, if that doctrine obtains among friends
upon the other side regard to Democratic President it
would be necessary for them to special for
deviatng from it in particular cases, and why
such deviation should not be considered ground for
censurc nasmuch evidence that they have then
stepped off the Democratic platform. But acknow-
ledge such doctrine and it would be sufficient an
say that if this be Executive recommen-
daon and therefore entitled respectful and candid
consideration got there grounds icr
ing from the Executive and refusing him support in
this But the President of the United States has
recommended such thing.
3 Mr. F00TE, of Mississippi. If my friend viii allow
me- win explain this matter. IF was understood as
stating that the President Of the United States had recon-
mended this resolution most grossly misunderstood
stated the simple facts of the to beand glad
Of this opportunity Of restatng them fully that
there be no misunderstanding should never
have thought of moving in this business had recev-
ed most unexpected Kind and very complimentary writ
ton application from the Secretary Of State Of the United
Safes, requesting an interview upon this subject That
Interview Immediately held, in the course Of which
he brought my attention advance Of the reception OF
the Presidents message in this body the fact that the
President would make substantially the recommendation
that is to be found in his message and he requested
especially and in marked with particular
nestness to introduce at the earliest possible moment
alter the of the session of this body Joint
resolution for the purpose of raising joint committee Of
the houses of Congress decide in accordance with
the recommendation of the President in his message up
the expedient mode Of aording national recc-
ton TO Governor Kossuth.
IIe went further as may state l dislike to 60
these particulars but really the illusions of the hon
cradle Senator from North Carolna Air BADGER) make
IL necessary for me to do so.
Mr.. BADGER. Go on; shall be glad to hear you
Mr.. F00TB, of Mississippi He went further aud re-
Quested to the efficient and talented Secretary of
this body having that knowledge Of parliamentary pre-
edents and usagcs which highly distinguishes him
and went to his house without delay at the instance of
the Secretary Of State for the purpose of ascetanng
how, in some mode consistent with Parliamentary and
Senatorial usage, such joint resolution could be intro
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIres-sIarkets-stockss

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Apnl2
This morning, the greater portion OF the lumoef
ward Of John Kelley, situated on Catheriness. De-
tween Seventh and Eighth SITS. was destroyed oy
Gre. Loss about $4,000, which is covered oy In
surance.
David Youngs stable, in Lomoard'st'' near
sebuylhill Fourth, was destroyed by hre thus
morning together with two horses tne properly
Of two poor cnters .,.L or ;ooa,.
diaries. 80 49,. a,,u, - H., o,,,n, >,
A. ,h voyable stats OF the weather CoTroE is duler
ana prices barely msintsneo FLOUR Is more pqulISu
Id Id evening at Sl q Dbl at which the market Is
g. The sales for city consumption are limited ~ our
s,nsr UiotarOns RYE FLOUg 10 scarce sales 81 ofsV
"a CoES MEAL 10 steady az oSt 2 Dbl WEI WEI az IA
limited request Sales OF 900 bushels white at SG O5
sTrsfy grown the former rates, and red al 9oc 0sc
hgshel Rye IL in good demand al &C CORN ls stea1y
and in moderate supply Sales OF 4OO002OO0 Dushels
yellow most Southern, at ooc, ahoat OATS are ial
REQUEST at 4S44c q bushel In Groceries there Is more
doing A cargo Of Porto Rico SUGAR and one OF Cuoa
NoL1ssEs sold not made public rroylslons are
held firmly Pork and LASD are more inquired aiter ou
And several small lots sold at 3s93ic u 10 cash and on
time Sales OF WHISKY in bbs al 22, and hhds a. 2lc
ga but n osty at the fJrrner rate ,,n, ..
sALEs OF STocKs-Fiyst Board 800 Reading m 70
90 DO 2 Penn Bk ll9; 100 Morris Csus l84 goo do,
Isl; Gin susq Canal, g. So $1,000 Reading Rk g, 20
7e; 20 Penn Township 81, SOt $1,000 Sch Nay b. %,
sln Of 45 $500 Lhgh Nav 6s s5t oeo 90, Szs
Peppsyivanis RR Ia; so do 45 1000 Cam len and An
how RR 6s no g7 &c Harrisburg RI IS; $4,000 Reading
KR Mort S. sos 500 Morris Canal 1885, z76 Ches and
Del Capal S. 90 $l07 Lehigh lot s5 5000 Reading
g. 10 76: q Kensngton BIZ, 65i 200 Reading RR lst
n penus Rk.
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DIE

Q. Tuesday ApIi fLLA PEcKHAM, oay daughter Of d.
ans SJAh Ann smith. aged year, month aud "a dAyA
The relatives Of the hml respectfully requested sitsod bel
efes hon The residence OF her father as Brooms nursty
Apr stst ocok. PM
Lsavit - -
Tie General win sAs place this Thursday a.a, n At eck
lee las, Nne'esnh between First and Ssotd The
Hsaos 81 tie family invited TO ait.td
ysw.ess day. April Mr. GEORGE W. MoRss AGED 50 years
sod snds Of the family aud hoss OF ha brothers
John and william, and his brothers law, Joseph Bsa.
,eees Sturess aud Augustus r. Woodruff respectfully
M sessd be funeral FRIDAY 4th inst az ~
40 ass fssh st. without further invitation
20 sSssasy, April ANS AUGUSTA daskhtsr Of he late
es ~, o. y. I's,ss, 10 The 18th year OF her kes
ne' ~ " taksn ron Der as rsssncs iO7 LUDLOW
or intsrnsnt -' ~ '''SN''''' ~'NnS
ssssesy On wsoassSay morning inst LEWIS LIE GAY.
nolths. ~ --''N-s'' 49, '0~is Az
The hiszds Of the family ar. u,,,a n .,,.na ,h e, 49,,
.snoon Az eosl at their residence No xad,oa
Ca We'd ssdsy, April 3. SARAH l. MecREsSEY von,..,
shd Of james and Sarah haIs Mecsssasy ssss ss n
nouths. - '''"'' NV -
The relative. friends faaly unsnA.,. 81 n. o
Bfsreh Lodge, No 81 Of D. alec sylvan Go,. a. y ~
q ID eetfuly INVITED attsnc bar lasrs tom s
,fbsf parents Vanderbilt sys Hrooa % faSs
cay 80 mt Al 81 oeock Her Will be tkeE 70
CenstsrJ lor intsfmsnt
AtPhscephA Pa Apli. GRACE sslshsf Of hs s's sss-
nUa Lev o. Aex yeii, esd We ofJOts ~ shAfsI
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SECOND BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, April ppm.

The Stock market was very buoyant to-day
and the aneies generally improved materially, With large
sales There speculative feeling exhibited than
has been noticed for three months past At the Second
Board there q reaction OF tot cent with avery
large business The rapid advance OF the two last days
giving large margin for profit attracted good many OPP
orators realize and the market naturally fell of little.
The sales OF Harlem reach 1000 shares opening at 70 aud
closing at 695 showing advance OF y cent. Reading
also very active and sold to extent Of 5000 shares
closing at &c. advance Of ~ cent Canton improved II
- This stock appears be In the hands OF more 1-
cious operators than the last time there was movemen'
It, Erie buOysn also and went TO S6i, with good
demand closing al the Second Board at 8Ss an improve
Of p cent The March receipts have favorably i'm
pressed every and increased very much the confidence
OF operators 10 rise In thls Stock Norwich advanced
r. cent but lost y cent OF the improvement al the Sec
ond Board closing at Ga bid Long Island improved to 81
advance Of cent The receipts for March, given be-
low show very favorable condition Of traffic. Portsmouth
advanced y cent and Edgeworh was firm at 81. The
Improvement 10 Erie bad favorable efectupon the Bonds
Incomes sold st9Sh au advance OF " cent, and Convert
ibles OF s(i, an advance OF p cent Morris quiet
Bennington was not buoysnt and sold as Government
Stocks quiet and rather heavy The advance IL the
leading fsncies since three days been as follows:
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Passengers Sailed

IN ,eansap lrce for LvepoeHon Geo Wright California;
Gen Han Wsbnogs Col Dusos NYorki Matthew siaback
and sdy snd LADY Miss sa Ah Bsnsy Nantaekst
Ssszgsam. Bearer Of Dispatches % the Cour OF 81 Jam,
Of Forok Virginia; hon chs HAdd ck Charge dA's 70 Por
tuga lady, Mast Hsddck Mss kmba Portsmouth Nh Capt
Bevu Gbbs ch War5sck, Parish Of Bermuda Rev Core
Haftr Hon samgsG Goodrich Consul 10 Paris three dauLhes
Boston, Rev Dr. Chowes Bearer OF Dispatches
70 Farce EsWport H. w French. Roxburgh Jas Roba
Geo w Vanderbilt NYort; w Little Phsdi Wm Hastings
ion ,no aey Chsresor Har opt strasisr and
scowdsr Cincinnati; Lombard w DevOs aud lay, Geo
Jon e. Hatch ADD ady. Roberoo, eeEforH WIN Wer-
Din, RGassi Martin, Jr Philadelphia Attbiy, lady, two
chcren New Yok; Charles Blake John reace Jas
VEIN Phadeph Hsary Evans New bs1orii Aora
BAN Bel. WIN Bel Bell VIM Lummis Peter Marry af
Batcock. Gardiner John Hchcock Watson New forkj
Her Cohen aa children and nurse Fay Phaie
Struthsrsi Palmer Phiaoi Hltman Manchester Eog
nsrd Boston; John Purdy Washngon Roo.rt Es ia
Chsndeu HenD Goldman, New York Fraucs Vincent Fves
Spain " Lacey Jahn Qdsahs e[ aad LADY Miss AuPrs leg
heimer GAS Paadephs Goddard, Yori Bitnt,
Orleans. Ecanton ard trends. hsEco ia, Ashmas
Hartford x nth Ptiaoepliaj Harmon, Warrington; Il
Aubrey Fnessd Daniel Haadss Springfield Mass Wan B-nlet
New M Abasy County " Mr. Escandoa s1rsant dsr Coz
Peter dy de Hays ady cAidfea AMI servant New
Orleans; Roger. Walter SpaFs 81 Louis ss han7l and laugh
ter Pbaiephia. W Gilstt. John Bren. uss Gillian New
YORK; r l. Howard, Baker, Phls ala; Henry Suson
Henry Winck NJ IRIS waldo. r .l0o New 1ora N
Becker Ps Pason, WIN Devins Gfahsn Phla5spi al
T Glau, Hsw York
IMMATURE ALNANAC.-.THf5 DAT.
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Arrived.

Brig Alfred Hammond, Green Rio Granle BsE FEB hides aud
horns 10 Richards
brig Mentor Schultz. Palermo IS d. fruit to Barclay
Livingston.
Brs Topf Tovie cardenSs d. AID moss's to Brett
yose.
Feb Andrew Brown, Allen. Albany for Boston, lumber
Sch Richmond. Barker Newark bound 70 Boston.
Sch Minerva. Tominson, Phlsds pha, : de, coal.
Sch Clotds GddsItl.svs, New London, DE-, 10 ballast
Sch Banner Candy Philadephia d. coal
Sch Noble, Ireland. Philadelphia, 2 Dc, coal
Sch " HITS, Weaver Baltimore. 4 De, coal
Sen Alfalfa conckn, Apaachcos Ia d., cotton Ralph Post
Sch Thompson, Fisher Philadelphia, de- corr bound to
Hartford.
Sch Chatter Oak Saunders. Philadelphia de- coal
sloop Fashion, Blydenburg, Pr videncs
sloop Raosut, Barker, Providence
Br sch Mary Elizabeth - Pctou ~ ds coal 20 Bach mcEyers
SAILED Steamships Arci, Lucs, Liverpool soutts ner Dick
inson, Coarlsston
The clipper ships Game Cock and wehca for San Francisco
have anchored IN ths North River
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ApOkeu. &c.

March 81 lat 80 Ion u So brig Lsw Bean from Newton fo'
San Juan Cubs.
March 10 Isi a as lon TO- brig Telegraph Rch from New Yor
for Eeuvitas.
San of Cape Horn brig SUSSEX Bagsy from Boston sep IL
for California.
Mach Of Psrnsmbnco bark Dssvarn. from NsvYork for
Rio JansiTo.
March a. lon II 60 W, passed hsrm brig showing
white signal vito red border with lsiiefs w D, stserag
March 30 liam, Nantucket WEW steamship Hermann from
New Yori for bremen
&c 10y Whashp Ohio. at New Bsdford) BARK Ken
singon Barter from Hsv Yort (July S0) Tor Panama
March g. 90 lon s. TO- brig Martha KinsnAn from Whining
ten, NC, for DemaraTa.
March lat g. q 80 81 passed brig showing white
signal With the lstters hYEt.
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nameatio Porfp.


ALTXAEDRIA March al AR r ship LAZY Of tbs West Pno'
Cav Timothy Phs'o, LYME Boson. Hsasy Ly,ds
BOsTOS msrebsS-An baI Geo snOuss winehsHbseh NsT
ofsn. Fos, rrs ~ Do enSs W Joha.'oa 80 Nor
Bartlett rgtoH NC Esb. aois. Hasa Ne. rofk Amt-
Er.vort Forester Bsrson saco. ca sp o,oorns John
~. NsWnrepn bans Fsrsos. samuel Ropes, IT. cantoa an
vssa' MoltsDe xaho5sy wilmington sc, to l1si f aagt
ErIsn. seserson AsEandla. cats.o-. aathsSs stm''
Abb n Freeman cTevs IT, Philadelphia; shs G1a f
bee Savannah Cape Nay. Res Phsdsga Mystc Reel ssT
Ycrs Corre Faukn Chs Hsuy KJsa do EHpres., fcs
er. Bans,r Pierce, Card Doysr NJ SO bark Boo' AID from
G 70 NJ aad EiF Big chela.aw started aud anchored
sUcKsPoRT' March 57-Ar sch Agrc,Is Hopkins. Hughsui
6uryro,t sh 2h WIN wkmsn sparrow, Bos.oa' Beth J.
FSiL RIVER MACH sssrr soap J.4ss Borjsu SYorl cr
Taunton 3,i sop lease Borden, Nf0rs ST. sea F"gpn'
eEosSsTowS. Dc March sO-Ar bark WIN Chase; I, ry'
s,saes, T. ,'e. as@.p' 6 p ws'5 DO
MkcRIAs March IS Arr sch aosn' Foster roraoai 80 ayr
s. sot. Vac Busn Mougou cry Jans Tosy. Deer Is ~
poraoo Hrclsy. COLUMBIAN Besy Cotton, Adtsoo ish s 81
scb, 7, Que STOUT EYertj vsfdahs. s,rout d.
REQ hs Rspbo Mans6s do sch EGI.sstb smith Ss~
YoG so Iypse. yspsy New fokj sehs 'smiion Jsns'
PHiLADEiPHIA April l-Anbrg Compounds, Eoonan 80
port, Eva Garwood Wilmington &C CID james Page. II
Fortified March sI-Ar bark MARY Lowell, oaing B,ba
Hsada bg Rrsn Peterson Buckss Sc ehs hsd1ri Iopd
Bsof Tor vim na Florida Tukey. Bristol for Boston, Oron Post
Rocthnd for ChaFeston Clarendon SIN th G.EHns ihut'n
Equal, And e~s; maeeachus7
spsA Kosc.sko EWe Bengal erc Metallic AIss th9s ~
Hal; vArhoe and Freepo Poet Rocslsnd Tor New toS y
bark Kcsht, Lsayu AaiatEas brig Mara Wider Con >
PROvIDEECI Mach 3lArr chs Angsira L:nsl Ma. YORK
CD B sch Venture Whspy 81 Johns NB Sid schs Mos.siB~o
Hall Phsds phia: James Nike Whlss, nHavsn ksoo'S ~
Tuh smyrna Del Brooihave oops Rhode l,aat sttes
FASHION, Bdenburs; Radiant Barker andchass Adch, NsN
Y0Tk.
RICHMOND March 3l-Ar s,hs Cham, Berry, Boston; Sarah
Gardssr Camden. hsi Remington Clara d. Uanh sa-
Haifa1 SID Rsinho~ Rogers. oni HI Garter Ro<-,
Chsrss,or wsi Robins, -, savannsh Gypsy, Pefne' NeT
Yrrk. ., ,
SALEM March 3iAn brgs Planet Busaa VISTA Capsde Nei
Iuos March Potomac, Smith (ts Lusconb weo rensnsi
business. Leors FeO ~ sch WIN Dovsr Baltimore G.
Albany; Decatur Got ps~ch lae OF sa
BrocAebank, psWch sid bog America, TfeaeWe Ehh'd'ph
sch Columbia. -,
WAREHAh-AH qs,h schs Eugena Norfolk h.ta. ram, m
Sailed 2oh Alexander ~ Fsa, New forsi Mount da"
kns do.
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WhaleH.

spoksn-Fsb g. lat 10 IS a. exchanged sSnas
ship Liverpool. Of and for New Bedford.
Art Bedford 3ls ship Ohio NoFton Arctic Seas, Homo
ylu oy with full 500 eb sh 400 % OIL speGest Of
Dec Of Of Fab ni Isaads shp R0nAA Tnpp NBsdFd
sperm whis whh she cult Jan u.s. t 81 u u o5 W.
Ere Bckner Farhaven LOG days out O bb VII oil, all we'll
3st lat % H. Ion - 90 ship NAra1set Of aud for Nantucket
3Ce Feb lat s. Ion IS w ship Benz Aorgan chapps
nom Ne II Pacific Ocean Of and FOR NeS Los dOn fun touch
PsrHsmbuco o water reported hzyg spoken lays
sk Anad sr 40 days m New Bedford for Arctic Seas csan
Mach 80 lat 81 80 lon 81 60 wa us bark showing white
signal 5iak balls supposed the Columbia Of Sag Hsrbor
Tie Ohio has absut 50 bbl IA on deck.
Also chip Two 8rothes Jsany Pacific Ocean TAcahul-
Nov 49, Psrnambuco Feb 30 With 80 b5 1000 DO WI oil
Spoke Dec 81 osiaea Lard hP Ocean, s Of ProTa.a' $50
Tor Arcc Sees bad spoken hfss weeks previous slips k0us
wnow hBetord 20 iP bOari, bad ost her third and
boats b whale is before riPortsd day Gov rrogp
colgsha NBedod 50 P Dec g. Of sta.sn Last hguoukhe
sesoury EBediord. clean.
letter from Capt Devo Of bark Coruea q Nav Bedford
ports Yoen Cape Dc Verbs Jaa IS all we'll csin r
lrtian OceaH.
spOksn-Fab Il ht &C. America West, Of Ma.itpos.,,
800 ibis oil
letter from Capt Lambert Of bark Samuel Thomas
poisett her Feb with bb al spoks
bak Elizabeth DsItsr. kaapoett clean; 18th. Wills BrEss
DO 80 -; Prsstent sOH Wesipo sp The Wills Prssi.
deni and samuel ThomAs took II WIS Of school