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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
Commercial Institute of indianapolis
w. Mex. SCOTT. a. NJ, Principal.


FEXEIIS INSTITUTION permanently established and is
& open al for the reception Of Pupils and lis hav
Cincinnati college furnishes advantages equal any
institution in Ire Ve for full and thorough Commercial Elnca-
lion. whilst line llle one half of others
The Studies al the Full Course are those necessary fer complete
Glasses OF Subjects, lo-wir
FIRST CLAsS-DUGLE ENrRT BooK KEEFIxG This embra-
Wholesale Retail business 10y sole traders and Partners
Steam Boating, and Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
mes including the nsnd OF beePns the yaons auxiliary books
Grain book. Outward Invoice book, Account Current book &c
THE SECOND CLASS embraces Tie Laws, Customs and Usages
THIRD CLAss-NirncAx ARr1rric-Tnbraces calcu-
la'ion IN Interest Discount ss and GAIN and Broker
Equation Payments. Direct and drec Exchange &c &C.
on , me new W.; ana mpf9N Cd inclined 81 OI,Gs ,
&c relating Sole Taer Partnerships Corporation and Pnci-
and yic. Of sales and i r,,e Of and lastly ihes
eTefcS which he measure ~ Tie hands Tie Merchant him.
self a che Si2praee Of Gqod. n [' Tn ldS, Csc DC
To 10 weeks, S2j CO. prepaid or secured
A PARTIAL COURSE Embracing the Scientific part Of the
Gea a Men hre5e aud com na ' r %
taken any time leaving optional with tie Pupil aer compile
ton Ct the Partial Course 10 eonnne through the Full Course
-Prce Of Cards II Admission to Partial Course. $3.50.
Ono acntmce a Pupil in either without first OBJ
tanning Card Of Admission fa.in the rsnoipal
valuable Ia the Mechan. to be KNOWN VIII e delivered through
Diploma granted only those who may pass satisfactory ex-
animation al the completion OF a Full Course
day Of each Month"; ai,ousS Pupils are admired any lime
Report of The Board Of EJofHiR'TS, MAJ 20, lcJl
We the Undersigned M special request acting the Board
q
that have attended 81 the graduating
class 81 sad Institution AID Gu sail class wei acquainted with
the elementary principles Of Douhe E" "S Keeping could
well be expected, opFnTir. practice
sdercd We believe them their present H.
ucior ihoro oh drilling IN this all upil branch OF CONNER
cal Education which it steadily observed and properly pTacceo
upon. will render them able ,unnS aud vanlc citizens a;
would following named members
present class receive ID plolnas.
James II. Weeks nin NJ Dorsey iicZcla " Roberts. Samuel
Joseph = Fceu-c George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCary IT. James r. Brown. id ryIa Montgomery
And would lie citizens Indan
~ nov having their power 10 pairnnize home mslu on Ct
Commercial eiucaicm where information short
and Ear less expense and anxiety mind the pari parent
guardians and believe wa be impaired amy
similar Institution in West. j.. r. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS
WNT. SULLIVAN,
G.. B. DAVIS.
BENZ. L. LANG
ISprAxsrorrs May 20. 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
Bribery.

The London correspondent of the Boston Post states
that London Times the largest and influential
newspaper in Great Britain, is under pay of the House
of Rothchlds and Earrings and Brothers. who inter-
ested in Austrian loans abuse Kossulh and misrepre
sent his mo and designs. Money has had much to
do with the vtuperaton and abuse which has heen heep
ed on him in this country The first editor lead off in
this trade was the notorious james Watson Webb, the
that took the fy-two thousand dollar bride from
the United States Bank and strange Jay has found
willing echoes all the country. The following
extract whichwe copy from the Ohio Statesman in plain
and pointed language, speaks our sentiments and the
sentiments of the American masses, who uninHuen
ced by foreign gold, or diplomatic intrigues:
This London Times and its fraternal Wing prints in
this country living upon the taxes and the usury
acteu 10y Governments anu by such yloeks the ltOs
ch!ds, paid them for bolsterng up the crumbng pillars
of the corrupt conservatism OF the day the world
1t needs demonstration. These chanpions of OPP
preston their faces the bloat of their goiten
money-and by that token will they bc marked when the
avenging spirit of long outraged humanity up and
defes the whole host of charlalans-Britsh Tories
French NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hapsburgs-American
Federalsm-all together, longer to practice their g
gantIc frauds upon the substances the muscles and the
minds of men. These expressions material, and
they will demand material remedy You need not ex-
pect reform the world without the sword, any
than tho world can exist without the human body. Pub
lie opinion Is all right enough TO be well taught, but It's
bchests only be carried ont by the hands Men
plough and sow, and eat and wear well as think and
feel The pen very useful its relations but one Of
them its brotherhood with the hayonet, long the
convictions Of men controlled and awed and outraged
by the bayonet. And those parties in the world here
well elsewhere, who propagate their conscious
fasehoods of public policy, whereby money wrongful
ly made from the to fill the already swollen cof
fers of capital and then enforce law and ORDER" sup
pressing the uprising Indignation of the people, by the
sword-such particles and classes will read in all history
that wrong is not eternahat the oppressed will pass
the pitch of orbcarance and will throats for
dy or have their own threats cut in the attempt.
III there had been oppresson-nO doctrines of Di-
vine Right in rulcrs-none of its fallacies
no imposliions upon the poor and the humble for PAM
perng aristocrats and kngs-no wrngng Of the snews
of labor enrich the Droncdom of royalty there had
been drop Of revolutionary blood split And
long those wrongs weigh down upon popular happi-
freedom, and cquaityso long will the world be
called upon to weep over the woes OF war And depor
able those woes the true heart would think far
less of mankind it for their recurrence whlo
their exist to backen the pages Of human history
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

urBy the last Pacific mail we received copy of the
San Joaquin Republican, ahandsoe and spirited paper
published at the city of Stockton, in California 1t is
Democratic in IT'S politics, and the name OF Stephen
Douglas Of Ill., floats at its mast head as its choice for
the Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

~ The editor of the Goshen Democrat, is perfectly
furious, because minated that short time ago he
cider sucking whig; but he takes good not
to deny the fact but lodges he question by SAYING
" Did onr space permit, we think could tell Bill
Brown few home truths which might enlighten him
some in reference to his general standing"
We regret that he has not space give his readers
full history Of general standing in tho Democratic
party for the last twenty years We might then compare
notes. The large majoritics which received in six
popular elections and triumphant election four d
ferent times by the Legislature joint ballot will we
think do to compare with the Of the editor when
he was defeated in a county with 300 Democratic ma
GRITTY. Let MS have the comparison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

u We authorized that Hon. John w.
Spencer, Of Ohio county, is not and will not be cand.
date FOR Lieutenant Governor
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INnrANarnrrs. My %. 1851.

TNpANAQofis, May 20 le5I.
n shal be Of tie Principal furnish all the
of this Institution who my desire with immediate employ
he therefore requests business any part the
who inform him
slaing nj particulars and he viii Try and send him well quail
fed in every particular
Arrangements been made with the largest
Boarding in the City board oge all Students
from abroad per week making entire expenses board
ing Tuition and Stationary, about $1,000 the price Fuen
in the Cincinnati Colleges juyi7-1ydSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

OThe following beautiful effusion, from the pen oil
Lady, sent for New Years Address. Though
possessing poetic merit than any which we re-
ceved gave the preference to another on account Of
its greater length, and being of political tone, which
think is suitable for New Years Address for
Political newspaper in this age. The fair authoress
says: &c have become quite tired Of the party spirit
always manifested in things of the kind, and have pro-
badly fallen into the opposite extreme" We avail our
self of the privilege given to insert it in the State
Sentinel for which the authorcss has thanks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
Remar,.. Of MIR. DougIas. of Ilinois,

Remarks Of Mr.. Douglas, OF IIiInOls,
On the Resolution Of Mr. SEWARD Of tceieOme to Kos
sUrH. delivered in the Senate, Thursday, December
H. 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
a LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING!! LIGHTNING !l,-Tle j

a LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING!l LIGHTNING 1.-The sub
scber having several thousand feet OF James Spras
Cincinnati lightning Rods in this vicinity, is sill prepared with
Drge quantity of Rods direct from Cincinnati and good experienced
hands 10 quantity short notice and the moderate
OF 10 he will SCI. the Rods per
and let the purchaser them himself Always
sign Of the Big Pad Lock and k-Siove by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Rsernoss-Capi. Worries C. w Caiy. lundes H.
am, and d. Der=es Esqr and the Trustees OF Deaf and
Dumb Asylum Judge Perkins Messrs r. r Underhl J. w. Ho-
land d.. Billiard. and d. craieiead. ane2s-w
4 ENJOYED! REMOVED! REMOVED i-TIALMAN &
EVANS have removed their Grocery Store doors
he Wright House where they viii he pleased all their
friends and customers Having enlarged facilities
such enable sell low he bought
We invite all those in want of Dry Gnods Groceries Hardware
Boots and Shoes Hats CAPS a
termincd to sell cheaper than the cheapest. sep36-6m
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PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND ORTHOPED IN.
CTTTUTT011

STITUTI0N.
FEIHs esahi hme' completed and viii be permanent
L place for the reception o all patients wishing undergo
diseased EYES well those being opera
tel for Tie removal of all varieties OF DEFORMITEs, such
long standing Dsocaons Cuooi imnoby OF u Lower Jaw,
&c. DC.
The udng in beautiful and healthy location IN the western
border Of the City of Peoria where aets he accommodated
with comfortable rooms boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every and calculated
out the designs Of such Institution provided the OrhO-
pSedc Department entirely original ones are Of
which Cuboot of young children frequently obviaie the
sily of operating by The knife.
The design OF the Eye Department is particularly for The
be pursued such institution, would be for the
E. S. COOPER, MD,
Peoria, Illinois.
REFERENCES:
josiah McRoberis, Esq Joliet, IHaois.
Hon T l.. Dickey, Ottawa, III.
IIonI p Walker, u 5 Senator, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hon David Davis Bloomington. III.
Hon VIM Kellogg, Canton. III.
Hon. :. II Treat, Springfield III.
Hon. john Moore. Spring field H.
Hon A. Lincoln, Springfield, H.
bon J.. 4. HaHnegau Covngion, Indiana
Hon WmP Bryant Elk Chief Justice of Oregon, Rockville.
Ind.
IIonJ c. Davis Rockville. Ind.
Hon Wm McAiurlry, Lieu. Governor, Henderson H.
Hon Wilson Shannon TX. Governor OF Ohio ST. Clairsua, Ohio
Gen. A. Grdey, Bloomington, III.
NJ. Alexander. Paris IN.
Bishop l.. L Hamne- Schenectady New York.
Prof Chas A. Pope 81 Louis. No.
Prof j Jackson New Orleans.
j.. c. Eye, NJ. d., Peoria m.
r. Rouse NJ d.. PEORIA IN.
T. NJ. Cohurn. NJ. D., Peoria. H.
Join Hamilton NJ D.. Peoria. H.
A. Simpson. NJ. ID. Peoria, III.
A. G. Osbun. VI. d.. Peoria. H.
Nalh s Tucker, NJ d.. Peoria. III.
WIN Sperry, NJ. d.. Peoria, IN.
His Excelency Joseph Wright Governor, Indianapolis In
Peoria, November l. 1851. 25-wly
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TFos the Indiana State sentinel.l
The Old and the New Year.


A year has past ard in its bosom slumberng,
Are hid hopes of many noble heart;
And brilliant aspirations, past all numbering,
OF Frightening JOY with old year depart.
How many thoughts OF glory-vsons cherished,
or beauty happiness, and expectations clad;
And strange wild of grandeur, all have persisted
And filling up their place, sits Disappointment sad
And through our fair bright land goae the sound Of wall
For heads of golden curls braid and svy hair,
Are hid grave their loved forms veing.
While by gone sings, their requiem sadly there
Yet in the opening year. hopes glorious
As those which bloomed a short, twelve month ago;
And in the path which widens out before us,
Are all the dancing pleasures that our hearts can know
But see ye not a form o. age trembling.
Reireating slowly, sadly, surely, from our view7
Lo tits the oil ysar all the past remembering.
Giving charge TO the young and ardent
my daughter ere go away sleep long, Sleep
speak thee, which in thy bosom keep
Thou changing past with of light and
dark;
strength which given thee steer thy uned bark
Shouts of gladness ringing, out the joyous
throng,
within their midst and mrhful tones prolong
They thee with the cheer and dsafnns
roar,
While in thy enthusiasts their grateful homage pour.
THY spirit now happily free from thought decd of guile
For in the mysteries OF sin thou hast had trial.
weary with thee they've with
thy going out thy coming will glee
eey, nobly do Thy part let nothing basely spot
The tablet Of thy pure twill not be forgot;
wnkled Discomfort Thy young brow,
But keep sunny cheerful look which
ly now.
My is and lettering, brow is scared with
many deed is writ with iron upon memory's
But as was and Is l am most surely thou wilt be.
Therefore thy time, be glad join thy wit
me-" s. p ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

Whole number Of cases on docket at the commence
ment Of the present term, 55l. Whole number submit
ted prior this 1919, leaving unsubmtted that
time 352
Respectfully yours
II P. COBURN
CLERK Of Supreme Court.
The above is copy Of the report now file, in the
HOUSE Of Representatives.
G.. ID. SITES,
cl-H # AZ House Of Penrssenf afines
ecomber 2i 1851.
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$3.50 !
he T eat est Discovery of the Age
DR. TRASK's MAGNETIC OTNTuENT

DR.. TRASK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
EISOR Iniamaioy Rheumatism tbs Ointment COM
n peie remedy prepared.
In 90 entire relief The worst cases
OF Nervous IIealaehc III 50 minutes.
For Nervous Diseases alcctis Of The Sphe rheumatism
ialneIiess, BuIns, &c.. &c. Il Is OF imWcnse value
sWELLED limbs.
II any Of our Ladies afflicted y in Sve'led Limb Mk
Leg rs Is sometimes called "a compaa ia many females are
subject to- after cidhih and which proiraced
yearsl would MI such iiie Iasks
Ointment which viii effect certain and permanent
Price . and 5 cents per hcite
Sod wholesale and retail by Craiehead Browning Tomson
rohers Indianapolis; L. Edwards, Genhed Wiley Lowry,
kni2hsow1i HosSon & WeiiOm ogieH j. r. BTacken Co
Gambler and and by one gent In ench village TIE State.
ocg-1yw II. 2 FERGUSON. TRAY. Agent
y EW HARDWARE STORE.-NEw FIRM AN0 NEw GooDs
The subscribers have just opened New Stock
Hardware comprising the latest styles and approved patterns
them the favor 10 call and examine quality. prices.
Farmers can also be furnished with almost every agricultural i'm
peen such hoves Spades and scythes forks
grain cradles siches. &c.
Carpenters Toners Cooper son Carriage and Cabinet Ma
keTs Black Ne and all other Smiths and the invitation
call sign ofhe Elan and south
side OF Washington street, opposite d. Cragheads, and examine
goods and prices.
In addition to the above. they VIII keep sale good
assorted ITon STEEL and mails Also
and sheet do alt Of job
line to order and lastly they intend being oudone
lection of the most approved kinds Of Cooking Stoves warranted
please sale. Beng well acquainted with the latest improved
patterns made New York Penns vana Ohio and having
had twenty practical experience the sale osioves and Ohe
merchandise IN the hardware trade they hope please who
may favor them with call. WAINWRIGHT 4 BRO
oliS. Sent ~
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JOHN O'KANE q SONS,
NEW R0OK STORE.

WYE announce friends, Bockseors Country Mer-
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen and book buyers
generally that we have opened indianapolis Marion county
diana Book Store We prepared any time supply
The trade IN large small Th
stock OF Books and stationery We keep always hand
and complete o Miscellaneous
zeal, Common School, end Classical Books; together fill
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident ntry Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books give a call
All orders thankfully received those who
they VIII be hed promptly paid
mail or otherwise quantities single volumes and
Rags wanted JOHN OKANE & SONS,
may23iwf No. Morris Buildings. under Fellows
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CLERx's OFFICE OF THE SUPREME CoURr
December 18th 1851.

w
House Of Representatives.
The undersigned Clerk of the Supreme Court Of Ind
ana in responding the following resolution Of the
House Of Representatives. viz. Resolved that the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court be requested to communi-
cate to this House, practicable, she number
of causes submitted the Supreme Court for decision
prior the OF the present term, which
now remain misunderstanding the number submitted at
each term undisposed of in the hands of each Judge"
Also the number of pending in said Court not
vet submitted respectfully states" That there
one hundred and ninety nine cases submitted prior TO
the present yet undecided
or these ninetysix are in the hands OF Judge
Blaekford submitted at the following terms.
November term 1913 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eases
May term 1879. a cases
November term lS49, ..-.....-..-..-.-.-.l II cases
May term lS0O,. .oU cases
November term 1850, 10 cases
May term 1851, % cases
Total $500. ...-.... 40 cases
Twentysix in the hands of Judge Perkins submit
ted as follows:
May term 1919, ............-...-... -. cases
November term lS49, Il case.
May term 1901. -..-........-....... a eases
November term lS0O. % cases
May term lS5li 10 cases
Total .-...-.................-2 % cases
Sevenyseven are in the hands of Judge Smith submit
ted as follows:
November term 1913,
May term 1919, D cases
November term 1S49, case.
May term 1850, ..-............ IL cases
November term $780,. .27 cases
May term 1851, 80 cases
Total II cases
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

NFTINEs AND BRAEDIEs-Pure Port and Malaga Wine;
~ 2ppes Rochell and Cognae Brandy;
Just received from, Phisleirlda- v G HANNA h co.
- sepl2 We HANNA Il co.'s.
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~ AILs50 kegs Breds sizes received and
- for sale BY fdeoia JOHN w. HOLLAND. e
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TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

6NULLER'S Compound Extra
n cnre Of Coughs, Colds, Spil
nation OF the Throat, aud ali Pul
coniaias, IN a highly concentrate
properties of lbe Wild Cherry. s.
Coughs, Colds aisl affections Of an
bine< ise valuable qualities Of IL
quoTice. Souiil<. and many other y
essile world. Jus; received al
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28
Stock Sales.

PHsLApKLrHIA. Dse FL Rsportad BY Keen TAyior.)-
Fret BonrdS 600 hlade pha and Sudbury Railroad
9sH IGO susqushsnna Canal g. sah l0s ssarss Long
T. ls lsS a. 10y, l9s 40 "a is S9e o. ,o Sse ao
PepnsJlyasia Railroad l; ECO sohuylIi Navigation,
Preferred TN Morris Canal 2ox 80 b6 and pt 20y
road Bstrgeen Boards g oo Readps Railroad Mort
sshsres Nil chill Railroad s7 100 Norris Canal 2z; 200
do ms 10 Pennsyysnia Railroad 49; 400 Long Island
u. Second B9srds 100 Psnnsyly snias 99' 1000 Bss
sohuykii Navigation e. 81 loo share North American
Coal 90 II $50 Long Island Railroad l6t 200 do l6;
100 Morris snsl an. After Board Pennsyluanis
S. and 7, cash share Pennsyy ania Railroad 4o
60 Norris Canal eli 100 Leng leland Railroad b. I6x 50
no. tx; 90 do 1s 40 schuylki Navigation, Preferred
FIX Market dull.
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Domestic Miscellany.

The Methodist Church situated at the corner o Lsay
cite venue date Epghien street and Chalres str-ee
date Moreau ftreet Third district Nss Orlsans was
destroy ed by fire on the 18th instant
Notice Of application to the Legislature for tbs
passage Of Law TO bridge the Hudson from Albany 10
East Albany. has been published
The young m n, Robert Jordan, wso fell through
trap door In Queensware store, 81 South Prsnt
street Philadelphia and tab to the Hospital the
night OF the 9th September last died the Goth in tsnt
There Is TO be a grand sRsg BALI at Lexington on
the poor
Rev henry Giles, the eloquent lecturer rsosntI7 hsd
MS trunk stslen containing among other ta1gs
Manuscript lectures He was unable 20 lesture IN
Gloucester. Mfss on the Gath inst n consequence
On the oath inst old bowling alley fIs1 With tum
Der and also large quantity OF lumber on Willard
wharf In Old Cambridge Mass, were destroyed by Gre
Loss between $1,000 and $1,000.
TIE Legislature Of New Hampshire nsogpccatss sogins
companies.
The deaths in Boston last week, amounted TO eighty
fve-44 males and Al females.
In the Of John Smith and william Williams, (lass
of New York; tired On Thursday In the Court of Gem
mon Pleas at Dedham Mas. for robbing s dwelling
house the jury returned a verdict Of not guilty.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Utah, Forbes, valparaiso, Rowland Aspa.
Steamship Black Warrior. shrfsds Mobile, Livingston.
ship Az stsiis EdwMds, Liverpool, Williams Guion
BARK Esss. Nils AsN.ir Galveston Hu s's Hqrrsy
s:Es os sissS s.s:s W.T.: Ss:s!: 90
sohr Col satteriy. Elvsod. oharlsnor, hocrssdy
sG d nssss ss Ssx nssss
ARRIVAL,
Ns9 .o %s s.s s sSssS g e s
sA asas 10 sSE m Nilsson asy vii"
Ss 5 nS Ss city ss:.S
Barn AsoI chlpusrs Cats 50 s,y' nth ndss aad pas
Bsrh q oasop !gt fsOsvsos. Randall Bonairs. is
' Bs,s r s.: :. i sas,os cs sou, Dc, Il with
o Bal as 70 SsTS 9ss - s.a days. with cot
Bark Charm tnswj, Sleeper, ThomsssOD, days In sal,
Brig Neptune toiispburs) Scr veto. s Brsmsa 50 da,,
BE nas ipss os..s. tS'R S.rr Jasm is day..
With coffee and loswsed, 10 Douglas.
j sas A a L. flTr Rss s sds: d Cuba
Biis Empire Nesmsn 0ti,ssson. via ksy West, DAYS
noIr.y: lhs ratsnte KY w - Che 18Th int
which she les. sre calls and sustained considerable IA
iE At s s ssss
miles titsrt experience severe gale from the Iii lost
orstaI foetop gallant SAIL ib snd naintopmast staysa
60,
a''s' sns 9' saAy' s .9ssss
fBarnsFt passed through lsge quantities Of pine Wood
echr Sarah Maria tof Gold Spring., PeAss (Ats Rogsrs
Port Au Prince ~ DAYS with coffee and oawood to
Dslsfed 18th inst lat Is o. Ion 10 o. spoke sobr Herr
Wall.
sehr onatavla tof FoeAisnd,, snonson Maysgues, IL
days VIII cEsLge@ 70 o. ssavis Dec las go Ion n
go sposS sohr Gee ssvery hence steering os Franklin
la) pfuny nan
sehf Elizabeth fef Myst.ol SAWYER 81 Msg1s 10 dAys
ith cotton 10 En- all wood. Anderson Il Co,
Sol Pocoktntrs, Grin H. Ut Haks Is DAYS With oobton
for Fall River Put into this port for provisions.
Sobr ysmts Boyd, Holmes Ceorgetovn &C, days
sshr Mary Wise tof Boohlsndl, Crockett Richmond,
sobr Merchant, Couch, Rlehms nd, 4dsys
Schr Statesman, Osborne Alexandria, 4 days.
e6br Jtrusba Bah Croweil Norfolk 3daya
ecbr swayd emith smith Norfolk, 7 days
sohr SUI an X Lind, Jones Norfolk, days
eohr Dsrt, eumnerA Norfolk, day.
sobr psmuel Richardson, Fisher Virginia dsys
schr Mary Jazz Walters Virginia, days
Sohr Mary Effs williams. Virginia, 2 days
schr Brave Joseph Virginia days.
hr Therr, hiokson, Virginia, days.
Schr Revenva Hodge, Virginia, days
Schr Mssy BP.her Brown virtnia 8 dsvg
tci Eclipse Weeks Virginia days.
kcbr Durlsy Csfor,, Gregory. Virgnts ds7f
Echr fAkscre qitgtt, nalfin ore dA9a
- - tfs",i ass' ~ lie.pAs tts. ~ I