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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
PRESIDENT FILLMORE,s REPLY 70
kOssUTH.


Kossuth was Introduced to the President on We'd
nesday week and made an eloquent address. The
President responded as follows There is no inter-
vention III what be said:
II am happy Governor Eossuth. to vel
come yOn to this land of freedom: and II
gives me pleasure to congratulate you upon
your release from : long confinement in fur-
key. and your safe arrival here. As an In
dividual, sympathized deeply with you In
your brave struggle for the Independence
and freedom Of your native land. The al.
merican people can never be indifferent ID
such contest, but our policy a. nation IN
this respect has been uniform, from the con-
mencement Of our Government; and nv
own views, as the Chief Executive Magis-
trate Of this nation, are fully and freely ell
pressed insmy recent message to Congress-.
&c which you have been pleased to alIude.l-
They are the same, whether speaking ID
Congress here, or TO the nations Of Eurone.
aShOuld your country be restored to indie
pendenee and freedom, should then wish
Jon, IS the greatest blessing you could en-
Joy, restoration to your native land; but,
should that never happen, can only repeat
my welcome to you and your companions
here, and pray that Gods blessing may rest
upon you wherever your lot may Be- cast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
THE CONGRESSIONAL DINNER.

/ The entertainment to Kossuth was to have ''come
of yesterday at the National Hotel, Washington.
OF the. elerea committee men, screen were from the
slaye-hoiding States. Five Wings and six Dem
ocrats.
The Magyar is 10 dine with the Democratic AS
socialion on the Sth. From the manner in which
the lustrious guest is fed. he viii soon cease TO be
a Hungarian fHungry.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE

The clearances 10 foreign ports from Baltimore
during December, were 81 vessels, with an ag-
gregate tonnage OF 1892 tons, with cargoes va
lued at $3.50, 992 SO. The arrivals from foreign
ports during The same month, were %. The re-
ceips from duties at The port of Baltimore, dur.
ing ihe month Of December, 1851, were $50 1873
IS, against S22,775 81 for the same month in.
1850. The total amount received from the same
source from the LIST Of January TO the 3lst 81 De.
cerhber, 1851, inclusive, was 81 1850, 966 "a
For the same period in 1850 The amount was
SI,009, 1913 03-thus showing IN increase in IA
yqr Of 1851 of Sl5o,233 IS. The balance in the
q Depository at Baltimore, dnlhe3lst Of Decem-
Der, 1851, was SIr4,6s6 rs, land on the LIST Of
January, 1852, $50, $50 Is. tThq total exports
during 1851 were valued al SO, I66, l65; against
S. 526.45T in 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
FIRE,

We regret TO learn that on Friday night last,
tie Tavern House Of Mr.. BENNETT HollIs, in
Darkesville, Berkeley county, was consumed BY
6re. His entire household furniture was de-
siroyed.s One Of the family barely escaped the
horrible fate Of burning to death. II is supposed
to have originated BY Gre falling from the hearth
upon the floor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
PREsIDENrIAL CANDIDATES.

The New York Herald undertakes 10 give list
ofsAe newspapers which have Indicated their can
dhdales for the Presidency. In the Fillmore list
none are named from this State. We may remark
that every Wing paper in Virginia thar has deemed
/. necessary 10 speak ont is In favor Of the reelec
lion Of President Fillmore Certain il Is thar in a
National Convention Ne would Sc, The vote Of every
delegate from the Old Dominion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

There Is I Medical College il Philadelphia fori
the insiEaelion Of Females as Physicians. All The
late COMMENCEMENT there were 8 graduates. The
GLASS nov attending Is composed principally IL
ladies from Pennsylvania, though here are ten
nom Other States, and one from Virginia.
e ~ pe1zons graduating possess ihe right sors
g uaaas and nerves, ne think their qualification
e. ~ healipg AZ altogether commendable. Their
i<ep eesioas pfopsiesy p having emale physicians
i many diseases q which lhc sex are liable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
NEWSPAPERS.

The Herald states that there are now Published
in This country $500 newspapers and periodicals,
averaging l,7s5 numbers teach publication. and
making an aggregate Of I'VE millions Of numbers
while The yearly aggregate amounts 10 The enoF-
mons figure 81 iour hundred and twenty-five mill
lions. seven hundred thousand numbersI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

The National Iutelligeneer publishes letter
filing nearly three columns, from Mr.. Owen, Iale
Consul ali Hatana. in which he defends himself
from the charges of inhumanity and want of energy
in the discharge OF his duties in reference TO the
prisoners who were captured BY the Cuban author
lilies and executed for their participation in the
Lopez expedition Mr.. Owens denies, sirenuously,
these charges and insists that he did all that was
compatible with the circumstances under which the
prisoners were placed and the limited powers with
which he was himself invested. Hs publishes Inc
copy Of letter be addressed 10 the Captain General
solicilingihe lives Of the fifty prisoners who were
sentenced 70 be shot, in the event hat that could
not be granted asking that their execution might be
deferred To this the Captain General replies that
the captured are not American citizens or eili-
Of amy other nation, but pirates, and that be
cannot permit any interference in regard TO their
fate from Mr. Owen or any other resident Consul.
In regard to the prisoners who were subsequently
captured Mr.. Owen asserts that he did everything
to The utmost Of his ability TO alleviate their condi
ton and administer TO their wants. furnishing them
with food, clothing and other necessares out Of his
private funds. He also publishes letter from Mr..
Thrashet, written on the eve of his departure for
Spain, in which he says 10 Mr.. Owen: Il have 10
thank yon which do most sincerely, not only for
your exeftions in my behalf which we can oniyfe-
greet having been unavailing, but also for many acts
Of kindness which you lave extended to me-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

DENocRATIc NATIONAL CONVENTION The
Democratic National Committee of one from
each State, assembled in Washington on the
30th Dec, and.resclgea to recommend that
the Democratic NATIONAL Convention to.
nominate candidates fer Presidentiand We'd
President. shall assemble in Baltimore on!
Tuesday, the first day Of june next They
also recommends that the States be. reprel
scented in the convention, according to thd
votes each has in the electoral college.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
"A CARD.

aou-fisf-ei4s Of I.gersai. Comfy By the mo-
visions d the new Constitution, ali persons seeking
ollce must apply through The people | am in-
taeed % offer my name 20 the voters u this Cohp
~ as candidate for the Sheriiiahy and il doing
SO, it may be proper for me osay lhatI have sertdt
upwards of twenty seven years as iaagisirhte
without fee OF rewarl-whilsl all in commission
attbe time qualified have been rewarded with
abe Shefihalty under the old-Conslitutioq would
have followed next to Mr.. Beckham. The change
i'm the Constitution makes it necessary for you HI
iellow-citizens 10 decide upon my claims to HE.
office, and reward for the services have rendered.
] will be truly thankful 6r your votes when the
election comes off in the spring %tEl5
Z Dee. n, 1851 JOSEPH MeMUR2AN{.l \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
Medical Notice.

TINS. sTRATrH & DOUGLASS, have his
II day entered intoSan association for the pFact
lice of Medicine. Under This Arrangement the
public can at all times coand The services Of one
or the other, rof both when necessary. 4
DR.. Douglass will hereafter .be found at DIR
straiihs Office. unless Professionally absent.
January 1889 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
cosISION YYIsAI,TH,s. ATTORNEY.

+ s9 We areauhorizedle announce r. HU ME
& BUTCHER as candidate for the. Office Of Cbrb-
monweaIth's Attorney, at tho first election under the
new Constitution. jan s, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
AMFGL WARNING.

"a few nights ago, man by tie name of
William Mason, DENTIST, whilst in state
Of intoxication, started from Bloody Run, to
Clearyille, but few miles from that place,
and Vas found the next morning. in an en-
tire state Of nudity, frozen to death ina field
a short distance from path. He had rcl.-
ed several feet down q hill and lodged against
some corn stalks. When found his face was
frozen fast to background, and the flesh pulled
off with it. It il thought he had the mania
potu. He was of respectable family, was
an educated man, and an excellent Dentist
when sober His people reside in the Eas-
ternpart of this State, and are highly res
pectahle What an awful warning to the
incorporate - Bedford (Pa) Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Gen. Houston has been occurring upon he char
acier and condition Of The North American Indians
He considers The whites in most cases The aggres
sors. and that the Indians are ofien cheated and
wheedled into treaties ~ designing men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
BRING pgT 1GiE FACTS.

Bring out thd facts Bring them ont inf
detail.l Bring them ont in full and bold rel
lief
1t is stated that we have imported, during
the last year, twenty millions Of dollars IN
iron, from old step mother britain,
What is this twenty millions made Of
Ist Ore Have we not plenty Of ore IN
our hills, and willing hands to dig it
ID Coal-iIIAye We not abundance IN
our valleys, and laboFers who would gladly
mine it 2
3D. Labor-AHaya we notworkmen who
would be glad Of employment, capable of
making as goodIiron as can be made inIEng-
land
4th ProvisSon,-Beef, pork, bread and
potatoes to feed the workmen
And would nbt our farmers be ready and
willing to supply all of these,
Why then, i'll the name Of common sense,
patriotism, and the dearest dictates Of true
nation9l policy, are we buying British ore
British provisions, and British labor, in
preference to Those of America
taEargsrae Trts4s-.
~ The Capitol at Washington, which
was endangered By the late fire in the Libra
~ VI CohSASsci was pd4is az q tVt1A eVS' VI
neasly two millions of dollars (Sl,746,00ol
The north wing was commenced I'M 1892,
and was finished in 1900 It cost nearly q
half million. The south wing was eoHfs
mcnced in 1880 and flushed in lSoS, hnd
cost over s3Qg000 The centre BasI com
menced in 1918 and was finished in 1927 J;
it cost nearly one million Of dollars. The
entire building covers an acre and a half
and 1920 feet Of ground. The length Of
front is 3535 feet depth of wing, 1919 );
east projection and steps, depth, 65; west
projection and steps, depth, So height of
wings to topof baiustrade, TO- heightto top
of centre dome, lbs Senate Cham Der,
length, "a feet, height 42 representatives,
do, length 95 feet, height GO height Of
central Rotunda, 96 The grounds of the
Capitol embrace 223 acres, surrounded by
a substantial iron railing, the leugth Of
which is 6urfifths Of mla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
NAV YORK cANAI cONTRAcTg.

Th9Eoniracts for enlarging the Erie Canal were
given Hat on the 3Ist ultimo The awards we're 10
some 5o Individuals. mostly ii small parcels
The uhsucsssstul bidders are grunbliDg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

HEALTH or Ma. Clay. --Despatohes to tho
North, represent Mr. Clay's health as beina
50 much improved that be will be able to adj
dress the Senate in a day or two. in reference
to the policy Of the United States government
on the subject Of Intervention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

VERDICT OF THE YINciSAGE. The county,
Of Kanawha, the residence of Mr.. Summers
gave him loo majority. Fifteen neighbour
ling counties swell that majority to 4, I27.-i
This is the answer of those who know MrL
Summers best to the slanderous charged
brought against him in the late canvass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Wearf indebted q Nessys JonN Mrnrns & CO.
AtI.innre, lcr Z copy q rMufPhy's Co11rine.
No1s4 t<3Iondcr tor lt44' compiled from he moss
anl1<1iic sources I1r ne use 81 Menchanls ana
H11insSs men kenezaily + s handsomely goiIen
ap .11 1oQl1 be u lhe possession q every man oy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

" We are authorised 10 announce L. I. HAM
COCK as candidate for the-office Of Sheriff fegt
Clarke County under the New Constitution.
December j. 1851. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
-CoMsrAIBLE.
-ALARKE CnuNTY.

t We are authorized to ansounee CHARIE
G. BRAGG, as candidate forhhe office of Copkta-
bic, under the new Constitution. Dec.l8.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

TIME subscriber intending TO EN-
ploy MULES on his farm will
selI lis WORK HoRsEs,t
some Of which are very good.
Jan. s. 1859. JAS. p. GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

tg- We are authorised By 'Many vetersIs tos
announce THOMAS w. RUSSELL, as a eaadi3
dale for County Clerk OF Clarke county, under The
new Constitution n
IL We are-authorized 10 announce Mr.. JOHN
M. LUPT0N. as candidate for County C&rki
for Clarke County, nj der the New Constitution {
Nov 81 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Candidates.
JEFFERsoN COUNTY.

TO- We are authorized. and requested i'll
feManv Voters 10 announce THOMAS RUS
SELL. IT,. asa candidate for the next SheriaaliI-s
lat Inc frstelection Under the New Constitution.
HAMS 1872 |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

rzr We are authorized 10 announce Dr.. GEE
b. STEPHENSON, as a candidate for sherifaIy
81 Jefferson County. Dec IS, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Ey- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
Esq, as a candidate (or SheridoE
jefferson county, Under the. new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

IT,. We are authorized 10 .anfounee. by request
oi Many Friends MI JAMES MCDANIEL Al
a candidate ior Tie next slAiaaily of Jeaers4d
county. Dee ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08
Loc Memora nda.
]. o. 8. =.

A fan meeting OF the members of Widely T.odge
is desired on Saturday evening next O'Clock. al
business Of interest viii be presented BY order.
Jan. 8, 1852. SAMUEL STONE. Serg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

- We are authorized and requested, IN
tMapv Voters 10 announce THOMAS RUS
SELL IT,. asa candidate for the next Sherihalk.
iat Inc firsteleetion un4er the New Constitution.
III IJap,S 1852,
-. We are Authorized 10 announce, by request
Iot Many Friends, Mi. JAMES Mcdaniel N
a candidate iorlhe next slendalty d Jescrs41
county. Dec is.
gsr We are authorized 10 announce Dr.. GEO
.B STEPHENSON, as a candidate for sherifaEy
III Jcfersoncouhtg. Dee Is, 1851,
= We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
IGRANTHAM. Esq, as. a candidate ror Sheriff u
jefferson county under lhs. new Constitution.
1s~ we are authorized 70 announce RoBEgT
LUCAS, a.. as ia candidate for Sheraalty Of 5JefE
tefson Comfy. Dee. III, 1851
To- We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
NJ. BROWN as a candidate for sherfalty os
jefferson Ceunl|. Dec, II, 1851
~ We afe apaAorizetl 10 announce JOSEPH
CRANE as csnailatc for Sherila}ty ofsJcdersqp
County Dec. II, ISL
~ We are authorized 70 announce EDWARD
NJ. AiSQCFFEI as cand daAe for the Sleyi llalty
Of Jefer qn County, al the tirsl election under the
new. Constitution. lDse.ll, lS5lE.
~ We are authorized 10 announce n. W.
MANNING, as candidate for -lhe1 !ierifafty Iof
JeGsrson county, al the FIRST election under Tie Fw
Consultation !. dec. II, 1851
~ Ma JAMES W, CAMPBELL. is reeoFa-
mepdel tbrlhe ql!iee Of sheriaay, and will be sup
ported BY many roierss Ia =
E-sy7 We are authorized By g Many Voters, !" ia
announce ;hat DIR. JOHN w. MOORE win be 4
candidate for thcnext SheriaIy of Jefferson coufily
.. ~ we arc authorized BY MANY Voters y 10
announce that John c. UNsELD Willie a can !
didaie fiji the ndxi sAefiiialty OF Jefferson cehmy.
E-5f We are authorized 10 announce Mr. HEN
RY TIMBER JAKE, as a candidate for Sheriff d
Jefferson conntEt under the new Constitution. il
A CARD.
Il FtHaw-eisf-eiS Of Jefcr@a Comfy By the mo-
visions Of the new Constitution ali persons seeking
odice must apply through The people. am in
tGecd % offer nv name % the voters ii this CoRp-
" candidate for the Sheriilaliy and, ID doingd
SO, it may be proper for me losay that have served
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

II YNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO. /;
IL very superior article, for sale BY
Jan. 8 JOHN L. H0OFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

1g~ We are authorized 10 announce R oBERT
LUCAS, ja, as ia candidate for sherifalty Of 5Jtf
dtfson Comfy. Dee. II, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

4 ~ we arc authorized by MANY Voters y is
announce that John C. UNSELD WILDE can
didate fiji the ndx4- Sbeftialty OF Jefferson cehmy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Egf We are authorized to announce Mr. HEN
RY TlMBERLAKl, as a candidate for Sheriff d
Jefferson county, under the new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

III we are authorized By Many Voters. 70
.hot Mr. Join ", MOORE vim IL
candidate for thenext SheriaIy Jefferson coulIly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

fs- We are authorized to announce JOSEF IN 1
NJ. BROWN as a candidate for Sherifalty los
jefferson CeunrY.. Dec, II, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

Eg We ate 6apeAorizedto announce JOSEPH
CRANE as d can4Ei1atc for Sheriilalty sJcitrsqn
County. Dec. II, ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

~ we are authorized 10 announce EDWARD
NJ. AisQUITHs as a cand dase for The SbegilTalry
Of Jefer qn County, al the first election under he
new. Constitution. fDse.l1, lS5ik-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

~ Ma. JAMES W, CAMPBELL. is reeoFu-
mendel tbf1he ql!iee Of shefiaay, and viii be sup
ported by many roiers. d, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-08

/ ~ We are authorized 10 announce n. W..
MANNING, as candidate for The s4eriiafy Iof
Jeasrson county at the FIRST election under HE nEw
Constitution. :, fDee. II, 1911 .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09
Ve1y IntsHesiisg from The Cape OF Good

Advicesfrcm the Cape OF Good Hope to Nay 4, have
been received sharp and saDguinary conflict had
occurred hetw the 9th regiment aud large army Of
ks6fs. The latter were defeated, with large man,
her killed. The new Governor, Catbcart, was about
20 leave with force Of shout thousand men on
ssecret expedition IL Was supposed that he intend
I'd 70 surprise ard capture Of the rebel chiefs
In their stror ghoid. spy. cap'urcd by The Eug-
)ieh troops. he'd offered 10 lead the Governor to a
psce who're he could capture several leading chiefs
hut the Governor susTectiug bis integrity, was
erecting O scsGotd 10 hang hita.
II is stated he The intention OF the Governor TO
erect forts near the mountain passes Of the Katrs,
ard thus conf el them TO abandon them. Sanoilhi,
the chief f tie kars, had at ,nsucl for pelce mt
the Governor piled that he would pot treat with
him While there was siugleHaiir upon the south
side OF the river kei The Cape papers greatly re-
joice 81 this Dc Jsion, believing ttat TIER Old I'd.
tcisarcs will be driven into Central Africa and the
Kufir IsnGs be annexed 20 the English colony.
Asa specimen of The ctueits Of this terrible war
II Is stated that rebel Iottentots from WHOM
number Of cattle had been captured by the colo
| ristr. started in pursuit but not ovcrtaking the
1 t,temies shot in cold blood four women whom thaI
\ met on The way. Que &C the lcadiog UottcntGI
haa been indicted fcr high trenso1, in excitrg IN
u overs to KIN md siay the subjects " Quecr Vic
t0i6, and wss sooa TO DO tried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09
The Ens,ernsisn to Australia.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, june - The Cunard
Company have nearly completed their arrange
ments for running the new line of first class line Of
steamships to Australia via Chsgres and Panama,
in connection with their mail steamers from Liver
pool to New York.
The first firm who announced their determination
to create a direct steam communication between
Liverpool and Australia, we're Messrs Wanna,
Jones' and Chapple; but finding that they would have
the powerful competition Of the GUARD Company,
as we'll as the p.op,istors Of the Great Britain
pxainst them they abandoned the idea With no
other steamships in opposition, their proposed line
would no doubt have been good speculation to
1hemyelyes while il would have been Of considerable
accommodation 70 persons wishipg for tho advan-
Sages Of rapid communication with the Australian
rorts; but with largsr steamships in competition,
a conpaxativly small rates of passage the matter
,ssumed different aspect Messrs Wanna u Go,
may, however, congratulate themselves IN having
precipitated the establishment OF d'rcS. steam
rrou,munication between Liverpool and the Aus
iralian ports and in having consequently laia the
rublic under no slight obligation to them. :.
Resides the two lines Of steamers just
there lie largo number Of sailing vessels -
Nv leaving this port, all OF them nnrryng tner ,o
romplement Of messengers On "Wednesday tue MA
ria 1000 tons burden. and the Htbornia, lovU tous
went into the river, the former with about aI cunt
grants, and the lattcr with 337. The Jane FRAT.
500 TONS sailed on Tuesday with about the sahs
number OF passengers. In addition to these. between
80 and 40 vessels will be despatched before the enc
NJ August for Australia. Thore already adver
tised, the City of Lincoln. 100 tons; Seraiapore
400 tons; Delta, 800 tons Condor. 800 tons
Sea Bird (ncw clpper), 800 tons; rippoo saio
1900 tons; Cambridge; 1900 tons; John Bunyan
1900 tons; Archer. 500 tons; Julia tA6esdeen cE
ter), ] coo tons; Kalm'a 1000 tons; Ellen, i.oo
Ions Earl of Derby. 1000 tons; Phoenix. 800 tons
DundonsId 2,i00 tons; Bhnripoor, 1000 tons
Bianch, 1000 tone; Gambia, 1000 tons; Eliza, 40
tons; James Carson. 400 tons; otsalia i,aoo tom
Tborwaidsen, ,t50 tons; Flora, ,'30 tons; BTn
ingham, 1000 tons; Lockwood, 600 tons; III ID
,ado, 1900 tons Bingham 300 tons; Cleopatri
1900 tons; Northumberland, 500 tons; Argo, 20l
tons; Beejapore, ZOO tons; R,p Van Wrinkle, 2oI
tons-tenporarily withdrawn from the New iol
racket service for one voyage only; Mobile. 81
IONS; John Leach, 900 tons Aber!oyle, 1000 ton