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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
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AN association of sixty-three Members
Congress, Senators and Representatives have
constituted the u Undersigned n committee TO
superiuteud the establishment of a Southern
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exposition and defence of Southern rights and
institutiOns--tho dissemination of correct in
formation rs to Northern policy, and the course
of political affairs generally, without reference
to the old party lines of Wing aud Democrat.
Arrangements are now In progress, promptly to
title of
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reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited
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Legislatures on the Southern question.
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for tle purnose
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

A curious fact, having some inter-
est in connection with the history of
this country, is mentioned in a letter
iis'~a Southey TO his friend, DIR.
Gocch, just published in the last vol
ume of his life. While Mr. Sparks
was in London, exploring the Gov
ernment Offices for State naners re-
lating to the War of Independence,
he came upon geod deal of mate
rial which gave the Government
some llneasiness, as to the effect of
its publication. They, therefore, APP
piled to Southey to write history of
the war, in the belief that he could
put the matter in shape more ac-
ceptable to them. Southey declined
it, however, on the ground that 1t
would interfere with pursuits in
which he took deeper interest, and
that other persons could be found to
do the work equally well. 1t does
not seem to have been performed by
any one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

A Dutchman once wanted TO wed
2 widow, and his m nner Of making
known his feelings was followws::
'Ifypu ish content to get peter
for worse, to pc happy for misera-
bic, and if you smokes and drinks
ale, / shall take you for no better ard
much worse Upon which the lady
said, fYaw.'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

NeDer SAY Die.-An English pa.
per has the following:
Neither birth, marriage, sickness
nor seasons, are known TO the edi-
tors in this country; death itself is no
apology. They may die but their
paper must come out
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the
heaviest and best quality.

HoMEsPUN, CALIcoEs, &c. &c.
All of which we will sell at the uery
lorest prices of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets.
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina WILDE thankfully
received, and flied at inc lowest
prices.-Orders addressed to How
ard, Mcdonald & Co., either to Au-
gusta or Hamburg, will meet with
prompt attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office at
Pickens G. H., Quarter ending 3Oth
September, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent 10
the Post Office Department as dead
letters;
Elisha Alexander; Daguerrean Ar
tist; @. Allen.
b
Samuel Barren.
G.
Anna Calhoun or Watson Collins;
j. G. Clayton;
Elijah Foster
q E3
Bright Gilstrap; F. Garvin.
III
John Holedn John Hurd; James
Holden; Mrs. Mary A. Hunnicutt:
w 4. Holland, 2; John Hudson sr;
j. @. Hughes.
James Inman.
VIM. Johnson.
X
James Keith jr. fif1
L. t @
DR.. Thomas Lee, James H. Lesley;
Leyineus. 8
M
John Mongould; James McGuffin;
David Mcclellan; Robt. Maxwell ir.
N
o. w. Norris.
P
#. w. Pickens; David Presley.
R
Miss Margret Rogers; w. R. Rice;
J. Z. Roach 2; Caleb Robertson; 4!
=. Rutledge. d.
Stephen Smith; VIM. Sisernore;,
Jerry, or Jeremiah SattenAld.
]. v. TrimmieH Epps Williams;
James Youngblood; .. Young; Il. A.
Yow.
E, f. ALEX AMBER. II. M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
SOUTH CAROLINA
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

Allen Keith, assignee, Dec. in Attach
VS.. Perry 4, Ka;,h
Joel NJ. Keith Plf's Att,ys
The Plaintiff having this day fled his
Declaration in my Office, and the Defen.
dant having no Wife, nor ATTORNEY.
known to be in this State on whom q co
py of this Declaration may be served.
On motion Of Plaintiffs Attorney. 3
Ii is Ordered, That the Defendant do
appear and plead or demnr to the said
Declaration, within one year and q day
from this date, OF judgment viii entered
by default. s'sr
w. Il. KEITH, q 3
Clerks OGies,
January & 1850, ss-ly
MR. EDiToR Please announce
Capt SAsi6Es BT lVsBkns IS I can.
didate to I'LL the vacancy ii the Leg.
stature, from this Election I)isnict,
occasioned by the feslgnasiOn of ),
=. RERD, Eaq Gasetss.
~ aG 3 0
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

That nobilityis the truest which a
man derives not from his pedigrees,
but from himself: that exceIlency IS
the greatest which is personal that
glory is the most estimabIe which
is in cur intellectual and moral attrib
utes, not that which man locks up
with his cash, or puts by with his
ribbons.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
LA NDS .Ir6 OR. IS
(tEEEAp

1CA0D Lands on Ramsay IS ,,reek
Nh aud Chaalsa: good Mills and
machinery ny lands on Fail,
Oconeas Clhqesis and other Creaka
and on Clia River. I,Sill Eli,
low for cash, en fine Ibv he;na,
secured. Ny hSect is to aet ny
BUSINESS togetb til 10 moas. ahd 4
have made up mind io,osfor s,,ca
bargains that bse who have The
means may E,e "a need sobuy. ,on,e
and sees ard bu ood lalds, fihe
water poweg, ifl d healthy and pleas
antpart ofthe col feiuEtaDflv
shall leave my native State, with
thchope ofbelng gslEs0 useful 4 have
40 9otlleE lnslssge slslil not ey-
pect more aeallh o. world os0s-
asfity
hops al parsons indebs !, me-
VIII ptsys without Gust 81 Efouaitt
yt@S'lEA 4 g e s II q,
. Oct 30 lSS @a-3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

Eit eoia and pnpegs friendly to ths an.
espftze wih pleaee peiksh this prospeets,s
whchw entitls tlsSTa TO IN exchange Win
tas pewapapes. ~ ss ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

The word beaver, il the sense of
covering for the head, is not as
most people imagine from the animal
of the same name, the fur of which
is Used in the manufacture Of N dern
hats. Beaver is derived from the
Italian word bervere, to drink and
the appellation had its origin in the
practice followed by the knights,
formerly, of converting the h lmet
into drinking vessel, when more
suitable cups were not at hand.
Our English word beverage comes
from the same Italian root.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

Considerably above 40yeaas ago,
yeoman, OF the neighborhood of
Keighley, got enianglep in the mes
hes of the tender passion and suffered
disappointment. Having taken to
bed at that time, he has kept it ever
since neither threat nor .entreaties
ever once induced him to leave it.
His health is uninjured he eats well
is conscious of all that is being done
around him and enjoying a small
competency, he resolves to end his
days where he has so gloriously inn
immured himself for nearly half a
century.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
[Courier and Enquirer.

There is lower kind of discretion
and regularity, which seldom fails of
raising men to the highest stations, in
the court, the church and the law.
1t must be so; for Providence, which
designed the world should be govern
ed by many heads, made ii bnsi
ness within the reach ef common un-
derstanding; while one great genius
is hardly found in ten millions. Did
you never obserue one of your clerks
cutting his paper with a blunt ivory
knifei did you ever know the knife
to fail going the true way? whereas,
if he had used razor or penknife,
he had odds against of spelling a
whole sheet.-SWif.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11
Elisha Alexander; Daguerrean Ar
or Watson Collins;
Bright Gilstraps f. Garvin.
TT

John Holedn John Hurd; James
Holden; Mrs. Mary A. Hunnicutt:
w. 4. Hc'land, 2 John Hudson sr;
j. G. Hughes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-01-11

What dislocation of comfort is
implied in that word movimg' Such
a heF p oflittle, nasty things, afteryou
think all is got into the cart; old dred-
ging boxes, worn out brushes, GALL
pots, vials, things that it is impossi-
BILE the most necessitous person can
ever want, but which the women
who preside on these occasions, will
not keep behind, ifit was 10 save
your soul; they'd keep the cart ten
minutes, to stow in dirty pipes and
broken matches, to show their econo-
my. Then you can find nothing you
want for many days after you get
into your new lodgings. You must
comb your hair with your fingers,
wash your hands without soap, go
about with dirty gaiters.-Lam6.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05


On Monday morning November B Of scarlet fever,
LAWS the only SON Of Reuben and Frances NJ Price
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon,
at O'Clock from Twenty first street Gowsnus brooklyn
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November 4, after inser
Ing illness q consumption, kEBEecA ~ polLEr In 'As
18th year Of her sge.
Her friends and uantances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residence OF Jonu
U. 8 N, No l72 Gold street, Brooklyn TINS aay /"
O'Clock .
On Monday, November s, ELLrs, adopted daughter
of Samuel and Emelne Kelly, aged 3yesrs and 3moasns
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral this day ct CLOCK IN the
afternoon, from No l65 Canal street :,
On November 2, RICHARD PEARsEr Aged II ye"fs ana
10 months. .
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
36s Third avenue Twenty eighth street att O'Clock
p this day without further invitation His remains
will be taken Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment
At his resdence, 430 Broome street, AMBROSE DALI
MORE, aged 46 years.
In Brooklyn. Tuesday evening, November 4 ~
o'clock, JoHr sroav, aged years, son OF Margaret
and william Story.
His relatives and friend Of tho family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from IS Pineapple street
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock, without further in
vitation.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Talegraphir Rcnorts.

Etw OELEANs, November 3 1851.
Cotton s sta1y. tbs sales, thls morning, were 1000
bslss q. 5,e New Susafl eco hbds so1 At -. for
fsir and &c for prime Moiassss--iC0 hhds. a. PC.
Mess psrk IL st Si3 90 81; the stock in the city s
COO bbs Lard bss declined lei 600 bbla prime sold AZ
sas5ac. Whisky bas also declined to lS /. &c. Ex
change and frsisbts unaltered The weather con.
unue hot and our markets all dull, except for cotton
Nrw OnLraVs, November J, 1851.
The sles q cotton. to day 900 bales AZ steady
prices Rice s IN limited demand. atg 4i.c Bacon
sides are at 10 SC and shoulders &C.. Whiskey u dun
at j. &c
NEw OpLr,vs. October 4, 1851.
Cotton ha. not been materially affected by the Frank
Inns advcss; 500 bales sold this morning
CH,sLguov, Nov e. 1851.
Cotton s drooTng; the ssles have been SO bales at
7sstsc.
BUrrALo, Nov l. isst
Rsceips Of produce the past t~ery four hours-Flour
100 bbs; wheat 20 coo busbes; corn, COO bushsl.
FlcurFair demand for Western prices unchanged 2Ooe
bbs sold wheat b steady and firm sales ~ 900 bushels
at e5c for Ohio; steady and ,hsDged mod
crate demand al. .25ci Fre'ghts the same
ALs.<y Nov T. 1851.
The receipts sisce yesterday have teenFour, u 900
bbIs whest none; corn 10 900 busheis barley $1,000
bu,btls There are more sellers than buyers, at old
piices Sales, 2oc0 bbls wheat e firm $500 bushels
Genesee sold st Nc steady at yesterday srates
barley "a eco bushels sold st 50 ssc for two roved
snd 81 sec for four roved 100 bales Of hops sold at
24c
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Treasury Notes Outstanding, Nov. /, Is5
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, nov. 40 Pm
AsHFs ruled about the same 20 bbls bringing 81 s7
a 81 93if for po,s, and SIS 37R for pearls
BErswAx did not vary much; llco lbs. yellow
taken at 26H., cash.
BsEAogUFFs Flour moved to the extent OF 1880
bbs ordinary to choice State, at So 6s.4 S3 s7&;
mixed to fancy Western at So IS 81; and fancy with
extra ohio and Genesee at 81 ls2i So 75-showing
better market Southern favored buyers. There
eco bbls. ordinary obtained at 81 O6t{ 81 1s Rye
-four and Jersey meal seemed active 800 bbs. Cf the
former fetching SO 3l So o71s, and 200 of tbs latter
SO g. Sc i2a Wheat continued dull; Geo bushels
Geneee white found purchasers ct 96c and 600 ohio
at 81 SIC Rye brou.ht 1870 for 25co bu sheis river
in the Slip and Bnly gee, for 1900 bushels prime
two roved-previous rates. Nothing occurred in
Oats Com appeared firm the transactions embracing
= 0Co bushels mixed Western, at 81 81 &C. aad North
yellow at Gle
CoFFfE varied ttle 400 bags Java realized lie 100
Maiecsioo, a Q-s; and $50 Rio, c q aS;i.
COTTON The ssles OF this srticle large to-day
idering the small stock snd small amouat sale
uniting in all TO about l60O bales, with steaiy
kst, at the following figures
gugfr
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
,IARKrTs ELsEwuERE.

PuL1nFfri'fA Sovenbert -firsiBsci -taj on Caiisd
states bs a3 c&r lOl: ca rrited states BE- 81 c&r
l5k sn Lehisk Nstigati0z Gs ~ qLchish Interest
Do : 80 shares CBitcd states Bank, ls l0l Nor
1ss. 100 10 ls Pernayv ,ais Rsiira A.
lCI o0 Reading Railroad "a ftisr Seiss-lt9shsr:s
Readrz Paiiroad ~: y do Ien; ly9 10 - r; ~
DO "a IS 70 40 ~ 81 DO. S'si 70 New Jersey Zrc Cou
ranv ~ l0H; 10 Psunsylyanta Bsak no 10 Ohe:ssui.s
6.nL ~. tseond BOdrd-fie Aicrhiay city Ga. 81,
a. coo Unibei ststes &c. T lsts; 2S1 city " 20 kk
lIzl. tr Lehrh Nasigation fatsrest. bH 20 SchuyD M
Naviratop o. interest ca. stis Shares PennsIvsnia
Bsrt Isgs. .ansT scissl5J shares Reading Easoad, As
10 % ~: 30 do "a
BAtrtNonr yovembsr -vfock Board l. is0 . fillmore
md bic Railroad Bonds ll gls. - sh,ret Frsnkia
Bsnh Ha share York and Gun bcrlsbd Railroad TX ~
tie Board ths day, Maryland 6s closed az lA BID ut
sltt, Baltmere os, 20 ~ b,i r9 .kcai Bstmote ~
Send or III VA 63 nskei. York and Cumberland j. bid,
asff
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
TeIegrsphio Marine Reports.

Arrivfa-stasmship Wm Penn. rhiadclpAis bark Aryis
Giasssw; aohr Major Rnggsid, s.ltillp River, Ca
Aso Br rs Concord 81 Martins Oct 81 Ia, Al 30 l0s
co. bark suvsnno, 81 Gays from BordeauS 70. NYert:
Ceared-shpe anl Webster Liverpool; Thomas Perkias
KOriesng bsrks John PANE Mobile; Tfsncnt, Balvm0r,
trigs Russs CoMt Arcs Kirtvood, Lon Zoe; Rush
Mst.nsas Blov, Galveston; sohr srrick son. Phils
delrhia. . -. -, ...,-. -. i. -,
NYork srruns q leak when Mount Desert, aud
toved into Isis Hsut with isss Of deck losd.
CsARLEsror, Nova
Failed siip Harris, h JssSie. Boston.
CIe.red-Bris fremont. rYork.
Arrivsd-shirs WIN Nslfon, and southerner. New YOrs
Ocean, Boston. - -
Arrived-Br~ Heyvood, Turks fssuss, 10 days Report
soins n bark Rott Morris, from Arecbo load fer Pha
deiphi,. - -
sssmeu Rosnoks. from NYcrt. and P.nn.yivanis from
Pbiisa.pha arr I'd City OF Richmond from NYort -
schr Petrei from Baltimore for NYork with coal put n
vth loss of an cho-s aud chains.
Ths wind vas blowing gale all day Monday.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

rEn tTTANsfP fR NkIIc= Addltt0nslI
IsTwERr Oct Barr Harriet soeten. NYo:k- siI Sth'
B,.vnah" oct S'-fAsssd BY DelpAos Curtis tf'-a Lon
BEyuTkrsyiR. oe, I5-Arr Hudson, Hohorss, NYorE'
BoRnSsT. ESp 90, is.sd Pasifeus. pav. California
lz Sort 10th, among Others AdrAte, snow tot NOrear'
cewrs. oc, j sid Monterey, xoxsnus, tfrOm Hay:s,
HAVING repaireal EYerh 49,. 80, ,,.
DTaI Oct l7-ArrAm,lis Holder An '.s-ssn Tor NYort
Mary Annsh hliTss London Tor N;speLs r. "a ,ft
Sreastsdt Cor Bcrdssex.
DspTaovTE. Oct ig-oa Italy, Reed. f.oI BrsnsTA.Vsa
fisISSrR os. uArr John Parker Dora Cra,.aa. tr
Hyperion. Perkins crOussd for Lverpee' 18Th AN'hiae
fsLmovrm Oct is-cid Gilbert Green t;ron havaasl
e,ssSe@' oe, I6--s,a rbtossn. Bcslsad. NYorS.
GsItsocH Oct q irr Cora Linn. LAMBERT HfofE SD
iOiL Hsn.e1e q e'9is 81 is@ss sir Yos M
5.nIss.. DsEai:sn, No.s,iHs; ais ni,,. Hs; NY''h.
IN Foi u Ss.A AsSI,isSs ior sforh, rs.dr; ciso7'.
DtTns' ~ o"tl7-Arr Geo Evsns couiilard London.
Hoss k9Te. hus i-Atf Antelope R'ShAs' saAn7''''
TrSTnFeSi ls tsO, lg AR sarniss Tsssn'i Ns.
TSrh Airs, t. Ryrs Ssi sh Z, joss a. lSi' DAVIS A'a'
sid lst6 ktslsats cobY Caleu,ta wn Jarvis Jarvis.
ss,9 sa: 5.I osaSh Fsl,s hsss sss
s,rbt., baltimore Js|s. wriset. Ci,rh ~ Isay
CD Ats' frS.asS conns' Bos's; william B''.'ors
Entd Tor iJg ls,h. Underwriter shr'ey Csmuns Vi5k
ara; Wsshbntsp PAGE Fidslis furter, Se~ sors X
Cr.BSs Ryan Phnsdsiphis marco Polo, Taemts sl5ne'
Glance Taylor and Potth Attntic I9ok NVr!sAas' ~"
Victor. Clark PIC Jansiro. . -
IoNroN, Octl7C ID Astraean. smith, NeNrorta aui NsN
I YORK; 18TH OpeBhrdze. Ttyior, tYort. .
In tort suvarrow, ThAyor for Boston, ld fcTthd
land Lsrd, for EYotk Nov ", ard others te tatore
NaRsrntEs Oct 6-ArT slyptide, Lasry. Fiume; Hsary
l NOrleans
I'm rort IGb, oug others. Fairy Cock for Bosom ID
ssras Lovisa, Mcclellan Tor NYsfE de- iapFsvu' Tor
| do. - ,,-.,,
MALAGA Oct Arr LsauEo. Parsons. karseillcs
HysstNn oct Arr Sarah CushinF wade, Nars,iile
sth. l. uob1st, Eodgdou Bah; rerno' B'rry' u N
/ chaeis. -... 80 ,-., -.--.-- a, .
Pm (btiov Bfstol Oct lsArr oa John jretr, 81 ar
I John. M, for otaers. . .,. q. .
RemsiatnF 81 DO 2Jtht ChtQp HnitnZs Tor SN9ff va
ttsnd since l7th. ..
| RoIrTsbAsi Oct IS cid Alkuaar. Barry. NYork.
| eptEtns Octl7-sld Manchester, SoFarlane NHsveu.
sitANcrAE. July G-In port John BArinE, Hussey, %
| Lopseus ssd ctl ers - bci re.
THrfF Bay CcH CERT i-sld Jeram. Currsr, ttr'n sos
WrSsoRn ost l1Afr Inslish, Gloucester for ssgsnns
| and sid 10th. :. . - - - =, .
Tspxo,,TY tW Oct is-Arr Montrsal Carts. fro a C1t
teniu-r ya Porsrao nth ti7thl put in fot harbor.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

q: :s;::s ss: ::s z:.S:- s I
svIs 1ss. OCT sHH .ssl Smith, rh.d
SoHs Gis ass ss sss
rys 0a f9r Boston Upton Philadelphia for DO;
ss si = s,Ss,ns...a M Escls.vs Ess.;:
SYorL ssrat.s. ThOmpson salem for aoi Dslsy.ss Dill
5:ssss S,;s Sss' r.
HIs.SIS M.:as1 Sss.ssxa SC, Tor Essex; Esdinss'n'
sid -. brig Trisn%shp sosrs o.ron. Hall Risad Law
Helen sr sna sC s4
PsS1ne rSsn Aisss.n sa:sss e. II fhi.isi
,shT e. S Dc for
for NYcri; Jones' Csri saohiss for dol invisiSis
fs s
Porsnd Sid ship Here brig Gallo, schrs Margaret aHd
"a Am. steamer FRANKLIN, from Boston for
sd-Arr Carbon g mased Of EassPorsI Lang
Also arr and sid big Boyd alps.ret PhiladeDh.
Sassra sisa peters, TSrs: Susan ''''n' Jones
sss nss ssss Rdss not 'n
PITTS & saras Gov Won p, oihS% ,Sr
ss & and M as 1sa s:Gs ss
but two upward ID scbrs in the hSrbor.
ah AH-An vessels that c.me down ssGs Saturday
yy the bound up detained II, BY
MOBILE. Oct N-Arr bark Benz Adams, Cornish Havana
Bremen: P,esdent smid' BIsm Meyer dS Shirley Hlsr
hs%s!ss syrs s%1
.ehr Fairy silver Havana TCwsd 20 sea sis' ship JOHN
SoRroIk Oct si"ATr bark " Andrews. French. Pea
HAMPTON Roads @ scsS n LSsss ssTEsrs Tp,sv,
sS'c cs
Boston for Ci.yPsint went up James River: u.r..
sv
Sn dP for ao
IasIsr SYsrs kssesr. SS.smsn; Mr.
Tels; ' @ sssTss Colby % so ysssty.
sT
s Sss % KnfS @ az 81
rs's"sS Fs%S",S FOR do Harri.s ) Collins ia
Ssy Roe: Phiiad.lS SSIS Lady Ad.ns; Bsa.;y: Albany
sew RsDFosp Nov srs william Fi;s saol
vile, Sc achrs sar.h Jane haisland GsOTsosowp PEG
HhSTuokET Oct sld i' ssbG susan SYori; ID inst
hrg Homsr nrown. Wilmington. NC; sOhr Jacob Raymond
hEWBURYPoRT. DC, 3i-sla schr KOssuth. Davis, New
PHILADELPHIk. Nov s-Arr sehr oOoaspest, Clark
ris.t. Ewing, News.s u.TTi:. Louisa Crsansr yo:s
1 zst s Sws o,ds so, GnSy fso
Cassidy, Dillon, nsstnss Horton COrson. Newport
PORTLAND Nov 2-Arr brig Rescue. stras.On. Frankfort
kicRsoNo. Nov 2-Ar- schr Isaac Tunnel. Perkins Al
bsny CID bark Flo.entrs tHsnh Lofsren' Rio Janero
san FRANCISCO. Sept sis-csa bArk Ana Smith Jack
s iips suss YorDs for SIN s.,1 ssI Bur and
fident Thomss Svdpey 10TH Charlotte formerly OF hos
80 tons for tsle virsniap, 6 tons, do bsrks lar
ths Mrck for Valparaiso eeos vita despatoh; Francis
Louiea do Oct Pen ndetou, Curtis for do 9th
Lucinda Fears for nyosk With Gmediase desestsh;
Harbeek Libpy hobart Town direct 8th brgs Cy
cope FOR ssle; sarah Abigail. for Sydnay Oct ~ lie
gshd for Juan and Psnams Shi Gen Cobb Brown Tor
~ dney Str; Name for few dsys: Emory ir
4th De Wolfe 10 be sold by auction let; echrs Jose
phine Dissoswsyfor NYork ana Baltimore Oct Hono1
Iu swenssn. tor N, zatsn aud Cpayana ,ss
STA CRUZ tCAIp Sept 2lbrig Emily Bourne, from san
Frsncisen, Just arr: sokr II Waiting. do . DAYS
SAVANNAH. Oct 3isId schrs Jonts Look. NBssford;
e A Grener Peterson. PHILADELPHIA. .
SAtEh, Nov l-arr bark Sophronia. Emmerton, Zantt
tsr ID lark Lnoerae Yates schrs Mar, TIE
SAiey 60; Norwich Albany via Portsmouth Martha
psrs byofS; cottrel Belfast FOR Charleston Sid brig
Efeprrd Pernsmbueo
sTOrINGTON. Nov l-srr sshr Andrew Bsovn, Botson
for Albany.
TAUNTON, Oct sl-Arr 5shr Samuel crOcfer, Bur.
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