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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30

WHAT WE ARE TO EXPECT. To sum up,
we expect if Gen: Scott is elected to see the
general affairs OF the country conducted upon
true Wing principles, while in minor matters
we shall not be disappointed to witness
full display of the peculiar practices of that
class who have attached themselves to him.
THEY WILL ENRICH THEMSELVES
OUT OF HIS ADMINISTRATION BY
FAIR MEANS AND FOUL, but the increased
prosperity of the country under Wing policy,
will enable it to stand the demands Of their ra-
pacity As to the weghtier matters of the
law, they will not care 10 meddle, prooided
their cupidity is satisfied. OF this we have
guaranty in the readiness with which they
sold out their principles at this convention
for the nomination.-Uhc Daily Gazette,
Wing.
Coming, as this does, from Wing paper
of great influence, which is supposed 10
know, it may be considered pretty faithful
foreshadowing of what we to expect if
Gen. Scott should be elected. Pennsylvania.
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Ga al Il r { 81 Or q g.

III TINS CITY, I'D INST by Rev o Fiske, Mr. George ii
lemon 70 miss sarah Philbrook, both of this city.
In Wels, lStn INST, MIR Walter HATCH Jr of Augusta
Conductor on the X & p. Railroad to Miss Emily Lane
Storer of Wells. - ~ ' ~
In Waterville, 22d inst, Mr. Erwin Maxwell hook keen
er at the sagadahock House, to Miss Emily Thomas.
ofW ' - Ai"''
In Damariscotta Sept eth, Mr. Samuel G RundIet If
Alma to Miss Alice Delano ofD.
In Bremen, 18th inst, Mr. John A Richardson tn Miss
Nancy Lane, both of b.
In Apalachicola, Fla LIST inst Capt Samuel Ashley
OF Mystic, Conn., % Miss Frances Crawford, of Cam
den.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
Preserves. JeIlies, Olives,

Observation-Disclosures Dunes
L Sardines-Ke ps-Preserved Frms-Ci'ron-
-FIgs-Prunes, &c ior SAL al me
Civ Market by rA"i'.
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bark T J Southard from Bordeaux for York, before
reported ashore Fire Island has been got off, and al
at New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
The Road to Wealth.
PILLS.

I6S--O w Il ~ L AAGN0s
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAY
PLANT.
Copy Of Letter addressed 10 J. X. eydon, ESQ SD
ney, New South Wales, dated Feb. 25h, 1o51.
SRA Mr. Thomas Clark, settler al Lake George,
was tor considerable lime seriously afflicted with
complaint OF the Liver together with the Gravel. His
medical attendants, after trying all their skill, candidly
told HIN that his hopeless, and any further eff
forts useless. In this situation, and when expecting
every day would terminate his existence a friend rec
omneHded him 10 Try Hooway's Pills aud forlorn
hope he did so the first dose gave him considerable
relle he therefore persevered in taking them according
TO the directions and Is restored 10 perfect health.
tie VIII feel great pleasure IN confirming this
menl, or even make an affidavit 10 the same effect,
should il be required
(Sgned) WIN JONES
| Proprietor of the Goulbum Herald, New So Wales.
Cure of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person 81 years Of age.
From Messrs. Thew & Son, Proprerors OF the Lynn
Advertiser, who can vouch for The following state
ment.-August o 1851.
To Professor Holloway. SIR desire bear les
timony 10 the good effects OF Boloway's Pills. For
some years suffered severely from pain and Tight
ness in the stomach, which also accompanied by
shorneSs OF breath, that prevented from walking
about am 81 years of age, and notwithstanding my
advanced stale life, these pills have relieved me,
that am DESTROYS that others should be made acqunt-
ed with their virtues. | rendered. by their
means. comparatively active, and lake exercise
without inconvenience or PAIN which | could not do
HENRY coz, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
of Dropsy. ''' -
or r pc 81 n JJ ql P6ad immediately have re-
course these pills. hundreds OF persons
ally cured by their use, of this direfu complaint in
different stages, when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully effcacious in
The following complaints:
Aguc Fevers OF all kinds S me and
Asthma Fits Gravel
BouS Complaints Gout Secondary
Bluiches on the skin Headache symptoms
Bowel Complaints Indigestion Tic Doour-
| Coles Infanha lon
| Constipation of the Jaundice TninOtJ
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
! Consumption Lumbago Veneria Alice
| Debility Piles tons
| DropSy Rheumatism Worms of all
Dysenlery Retention of Urine kinds
| Eryspelas Scrofua, Or King S Weaknesses
| Female lrreguari- Evil from whalev-
ties Sore Threats cause, &c
Sold al the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
2Il Strand, near Temple Barr London. and by all re-
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the British Empire. and of those of the United States,
in pots and boxes 31 cents and 81 so each.
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in the Uni
on and by JOSHUA DURGIN Il co, Portland.
JOHN MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
There cunsidt rabe saving by taking The larger
sizes.
n b. Directions for the guidance or patients in
cry disorder affixed 10 each box. eop1y11
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NEW
Watches and JeWelrV,
JUST RECEIVED A.

10 10 CO MIAGSWON9So
A SPLENDID assortment OF Gold and Silver Watch
n es; Bosom Pins; Far Hoops and Drops; Finger
Rings; Sold Fob Vest and Guard Chains; Gold Pens
and Pehcils &c embracing great variety, ceH SeI,c-
ted and rich Goods.
10 Purchasers are inUited 10 call and eramine, as
they tH be sold LOU that it trH be for their ddrdn
tdge 10 call. 10 Sept IS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
Mrs. Kidder's Dysentery Cordial.

A NEW supply of This most valuable remedy for all
IL Summer Complaints, for sale by
A & PAGE, Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
LARGE ANNUAL SALE
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Al
S. X. BAYLEY'S BAZAAR,

On Saturday., Oct. I'd, 1852, at II o'clock, 4. NJ,
On a credit of six and nine months for all sums
over 5000, for satisfactory notes with interest.
TIME subscriber tui sell lcithout reserve the entire
stock OF his EstlblIS hmeu, embracing the best col
lection of NEW CARRIAGES offered for sale.
Of he best designs aud workmanship IRE whole of
which built expressly for his private sales, and il.
of n quality of work rarely offered al auction. Con
sistng of Elegant Close Coaches, variety of
CiIeche Coaches, Clarence do; Mexican do Elegant
Coaches; SIX Seat Carryalls do Rockaways; Stand
ing Top Carryalls of great variety Of patterns :
Rockaways, Buggies aud Phnions, with tops of all
cred do Iance-wood Chaise, CarrydH Wagons, Slide
Seat Buggirs, PhRlons. 40.
The whole will be arranged with Catalogues three
da vs. before The sale.
Purchasers for home use, Of merchants for foreign
trade will find this chance 10 supply themselves
with choice articles and by calling and examining for
themselves can be their Judges the STYLE fin
|. ish, and quality of stock. -
ovid SAMUEL X. BAYLEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
Mechanics Pierce & King Club.

Regular meetings of this Club are to be held
at Granite Hall, every Friday evening. All
Democrats in the city are respectfully invited to
be present. ARTHUR Brown, Sec.
LOLA MoNrEz, it is said owes her beautiful complex
ion 10 the constant of the Balm OF Thousand Flow
ers, which is not surpassed for removing Tam Freck-
cs, &c, from the skin.
Sold by SAWYER MAGoUN and WIN. B. SrEARNs.
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PETTES Il LOVEJOY.
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County of


To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County of
Lincoln
ID ESPEC TFULLY represents Gardner G. Frost,
IL of Brunswick, in the County of Cumbcr-
land that he is guardian of Isabella p. and Charles
Augusta Whlttemore, minors and children OF Enoch
Whittemore, late of Lisbon, in said County of Lincoln
deceased and that said minors Sezed and possessed
the following described real estate, situated in said
Lisbon and bounded as Enthusiastically by the road
leading from Little River Village, in said Lisbon, 10
Haowell-rorherly by land of John Wh;temore-
easterly by Bowdon line-and southerly by Bowdoin
the buildings thereon, il being the honest cad farm of
the said Enoch Whitiemere, deceased and that il would
be for the benefit of said minors that the should
be sold and the proceeds thereof put and secured
them interest, and your petitioner further repre-
SCENTS that offer of $3.50 has been made for said real
estate by James Carr, of 3owdonham, in said County,
which offer is advantageous one, and that the
of al concerned UtU be best promoted by imme-
diate acceptance thereof Wherefore he Pra Us that he
NAV be licensed and empowered 10 sell and convey the
81 me 10 the said James Carr for :he sum by him Of
fered. GARDNER u. FROST.
Bath, Sept. 81, 1852.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
Peaches, Watermelons,

NIUSkMELONS-Cante Iopcs-C abhages- Squash
vi Tomatoes, and all the uareties OF the season, for
sa lie at the City Market by A 6 PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30

GROCERIES,
Family and Ship Stores.
ROBINSON Il COTTON have Just received, and of
IL fer for sale at the lowest prices for cash approved
credit, large and ,ceH selected stock of
Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
SUCH AS
Havana White and Brown Sugars Muscovado
do; Crushed, Powdered, Granalized and St.
Croix do; Porto Rico do Sperm, Winter
Refined, Whale and Elephant Oil large
quantity of Teas, in whole, half and
qtr Boxes; Moasses, Beef, Pork,
Lard Fish, of superior quail
ty; and all articles usually kept
in a general Grocery and
Provision Store.
The former customers OF Smith K Co and the public
generally are respectfully invited to cali.
u Particular attention paid 10 putting up Ship and
Cabin Stores.
BAH, Sept %, 1852 15tf
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Ship Trimmings, Hardware, &c
Mcssrs. A. S. & ID. L. MORSS,

No. 96 COMMERCIAL STREET, BosToN.
IJAVE been for three wears past and are now supply
ing almost all of the Clipper and Merchant Fleet of
Boston, elegant French and Porcelain and 9TH
Trimmings, Locks, Butts, &c. The StaffordshiTe,
Sovereign of the Seas and Westward Ho. among the
beautiful craft which Trimmings, and we would
respectfully invite dealers and others to examine
stock before supplying themselves elsewhere,
determined to make it object for them to do We
would also call attention to stock of House Trim
mings Building Materials Carpenters, Coopers and
Calkes' Tools of quality which cannot be exceled, and
fair prices.
Boston, Sept. 16, 1852. 1ml4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30

LINCOLN, ss-Ata Court of Probate hold at Bath.
within and for the County OF Lincoln, the 2lsi
day of September, A ID 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition ordered that the petition
err give notice all persons interested in said estate
that they may appear al Court OF probate 10 be ho
den at Wiscaset the first Monday of November
next, by causing copy of SAID petition, with this
der &c b. published in the Eastern Times, printed
Bath three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to said court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Auest-EDwIN 5. HovEY Register.
3wl5 A copy. Attest, EDWIN HovEY, Reg.
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Just Received.
DIR. NOURSE

AS removed to Pearl Street ID house west of aptain
IL Parkers Office as heretofore opposite the Saga
| uahOck House. 4@tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30

Tothe Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire Judge of
Probate, within and for the County of Lincoln
MARY ROWE Administrative of The estate of Eben-
IM Rowe, late of Georgetown, in said County,
ased, respectfully represents that the
of the said deceased is sufficient by the of
six hundred and ihirtyour dollars and forty six
answer his Just debts and charges Of administration
she therefore prays that she may be empowered and
licensed sell and convey much of the real of
the said deceased may be sufficient raise the said
sum with incidental charges. And whereas by par
al sale OF any entire portion of said property the
due would be greatly Deprecated she prays that she
may be duly empowered and licensed 10 sell the whole
real the said deceased, the same being the
homestead farm of said deceased situated in George
town. MARY ROW Il.
All Court of Probate held Bath within and for the
County of Lincoln, on the 21st day Of September,
A. d. 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered that the petit
toner give notice TO all persons Interested in said es-
tate, that they may appear Probate Courto be held
al Wiscasset, within and for said County, the first
Monday of November next by causing copy of said
petition with this order be published in the Eastern
Times, printed III Bath, in said County, three weeks
successfully, previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, JUICE.
Attest-EDwIy S. HovEY. Req
ATrue Copy Attest: EDWIN 5. HovEY, Reg. 3w1S
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Greatest Wonder of the Age!
Newell & COffin'S celebrated
FLUID LAMPS AND FEEDERS,

WE have secured the right for this city. These
w Lamps are The greatest Gu, iosiiies of the age, and
will IN short lime lake the lead of everything else
cal and for yourselves and you ciH be convinced
thai these lamps safe as oil, and give a
very briHiaht light Experiments lcH be TO con-
vince any one. The demand these Lamps is SO ex
IenSve, The want can hardly be supplied
Also, the PATENT CANS for filing
S. w. HEATH s. CO.,
Sole Agents Tor Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-30
New & Rich JeweIry. Watches, &c.

A LARGE and well selected stock of Jewelrv,
~ Watches &c. just received. and will be sold We nv
low Our stock of Jewelry is the largest that has
been offered al private sale in this place.
june 20. 1852. S. W HEATYS co
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PIANO FORTES

Int of the best manufacture warranted
hs-5g l.9tg " equal to any made in the States Con-
n r III r Instantly on hand and for sale by
u u SAWYER IL MAGOUN, Booksellers
Piano Fortes to let-Sheet Music furnished order
Bath, Sept |, 1852. IL
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fVhA fOTS, Coffee Pots Urns, rich Gothic Tea Trays
1 common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Tu-
reens, &c s " HEITL 4 20
June 90, 1852 Sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-25
News by Telegraph.

,,..,,.,., 10, 1n.ttP M,-The river at this point
il NH Of aoatnr ice and fanDg. The steamer George
Collier came up Yesterday The steamers fashioh Iowa
Lexington and Empire State laid up here az day inc
The Lexington leaves Tuesday back for Newoleans
Nc boats have passed down for NewOrleaDs
Weather fine and moderate
ST. LOUIS, Jan. "A, P M--The weather to-day j. mild
The river at this point gorged with heavy ice Markets
generally dull,
p,yrsBvRGH, Jan "a pM--The weather has been ex-
treney cold here during the past three weeks On the
10Th instant snow fell to the depth of fifteen inches The
river is completely closed with ice at this place and no
prospect Of being soon open
Louisville Jan 24--The river at this place is still
Grating but extremely cold yet, Markets. nothing done
NrwYoRK Jan 24-The Christians rioters have all been
discharged
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan "a, P. M-The ship Margaret
contain Mcrrimn from Newport Wales with cargo OF
railroad iron has arrived
f',o o'rl0ck p M-The Crock bark Pandia. Capt. Ro-
man from Liverpool with tr hundred tons of salt has
arrived consigned to Ealli & Co [Pcayune.
Tur AMERICA NOT ARWrEp.--A teegraphc dispatch ap-
rarcd Yesterday morning in OF Our city conehpora
rir. reporting the arrival at Halifax of the Cunard
steamer America. and protesting to give some intel
,nnee brought by respecting the Liverpool markets
Relieving that facilities for obtaining early ntel
from Europe to be at least equal TO those OF any
Ether narties we doubted the of this report
and forwarded message of inquiry by telegraph to ON
cnrrrsnonicn at Charleston, The following is his reply
.r,,,RIrsroy. Jan 2I-157 p. M,-The news is pro
pounced a hoax, dispatch from Halifax dated at
o'clock last evening, says that the America not in
We moreover learn by private dispatch from Halifax
.a the Bay at that place is completely closed witt
Zee that is believed the America will not be able tt
enter the port delta of yesterday
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ToBACCo-About 50 hhds were taken, including 10 old
at AZ and new at 51z is new at a. at and at
q ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-some 800 hhds Sugar
changed hands at Fridays decline Fair, 3sD3z fully
Fair 40 Also 1900 bbs Molasses 1920 ~ for good
to prime lots.
FLOUR-Barey 40 bbls sold. in several lots at
81 90 for Ohio, and $3.50 for superne Illinois, but we
understood that offers Of 81 90 refused for one or
two fatboat loads Of Ohio
CoRN-stock light and sales scarcely 100 sacks in
Guiding 45O in three lots at 524 and 300 to coo sacks
selected Yellow. for shipment, at 55&.
HAY-1OO bales Northern brought ST. 25 p ton
PROVIsIONs-New Mess Pork retailing at SIS %
GDSl5 So and lot of old Mess sold at sl4 80 Of Bulk
Meat 600 Ii sold at the advanced rate of ID for Hog
round Lard firm with sales of 95 kegs prime g. and
90 in three lots, at 9ae... Bacon in good request with
sales of 1873 casks prime Sides 90 4S and 5o at Sc Of
Western Butter 200 kegs sold IL and Of Cheese 100
boxes at af6st.
TALL0W-A sale of 46 bbs Western at &C.
sALT-soO bushels Inagua Salt considered inferior to
Turks Isand) sold at about 15e cargo of 1891 sacks
Liverpool about eighth fine received Saturday had
been sold. to arrive at CSC.
CoFFEE-5OO bags prime Rio taken, in various lots
at ST.
WIIIsKY-No change. Sales $50 bbls at ~ and 200
Rectifed and Raw at 1876.
FREIGHTS-No engagement.
Observation-Disclosures very limited:
SLerllng. loo1a D io9c
Network sixty-day Bills 21aD3c p ct disc
Sight Checks on Network o ct disc
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st James Phelps from Yazoe City.
Crose from the Parsesowed down
the I inst ships Saxon and JessoTs brig My Elizabeth ho
up ships Iiolyokd md Hudson. brig Soue
Tcbo DeSoo Gris, from the down and
inst, ship Falcon and brig Dsdsubought up bark
Cyane briga Tartar and Alberto.
TowboR Ocean, Dn from the Passes flowed down and TO
the 18th ships AndOver and BimoIebrought shs
Amulet anil Kath Howe
KigiIaad Phillips the Passestowed
barks Rainbow Reindeer Jessoria
briggs Junata and sps Franklin King md
Ei2abeh Hamilton, bark John Cashie.
Towboa Defiance Hannry from the Passtowed down and
the 2s inst ships Globe and VIM err brig Dnandobrout
up ships Union and Memphis bark Gov Hinckey.
owboa Leplac the
ship Bennington, bark n Brewer j.
land-brongh up ships Caledonia l3rander and Corneia
Whttemore the
Acadia, Mechanic.
Whitney, the Pnssesowed
s3d inst ship Living Age marks Tanero and Marabohght up
ship Rogers banks Ann johnson and Loeo Fish,
Towboa Panther Coumn from the Passe-towed
the 22d inst ships Indiana and Antelope sh Sarah Lewis
brought up ship Geo Raynes, bark Junior and Velocity
TBy Telegraph1
Below-Coming Up
Berry NAVY
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BY J. L. CARMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
SATURDAY. February q. at II o'clock

- VIII sold Arcade, Magazine street.
Gayr Nahez by virtue OF and
rendered by the Hon. Strawbdge Judge Of
District Court of Newraans the 18th January granted
application Of
sion of 1heophile Louis Abyven deceased
NINE LOTS OF GROUND stuaed follows, viz:
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SUBURB CARTENEDO
designated Nos. 206 the
Johnston and onzaga Streets the lot having
parallel
No. inches and lines Prieu street, deep
andf Oh Onzaga
q LOTS of GROUND situated the square above
designated by Nos 1872 and 1885, measuring each 2 feet and lines
Johnston by 1874 feet deep between parallel lines
g. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB IRENE
designated by Sc inches Galvez
inches front Columbus Ill
Ducharufe property.
4. TWo Ions OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB FRANK
LIN. 10 square No. feet inches
Washington Walk by 100 and Lot No. Of No.
front i20 deep
Soldes
ONE LOT OF GROUND in suburb designated by No
measuring lines Florida Walk
inches and lines deep and front Music street, between parallel
lines.
being the lot No. the original plan Of said suburb
feet front Craps street. by lao feet deep together with
Improvements Of OLD HOUSE
UNFINISHED HOUSE the with
MOVABLE EFFECTS BOOKS, TOOLS FOR
USE OF HOUSE, without Sad lot
the house the
w Ac of before A. chiapela Notary Public expense
Of the purchaser
Terms cash. an2l e5 81
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100 y M o.. os i S s ss DBL pork 90 %
5s @ PORK es5s4i1 e g 80 b l aogT s.5g
e 4 ssaSa
gi b ss ieS S Ss ssaRGI
50 % S5. III f sa a1s s '' Aiken
s $ @s5 Ffi Sss2' ~ :.s,; i
S ssi sSfaa sfss ss MsS Sss s
sss%s: s?
ss' 4g Rsai So e
bale fs9s GG ii sif si e5ss Shaw S
y = F,$;
sS p l 8 G M osss.. Roman k ss h
'rs ordeToa a55 hhds sugar moassss
MD R G s 100 ana %ss ssa.ss
Bon d '@s5 81 f sgS. DO 50 eas,s; Fs,Tn
o4 ,noses w. Anus sugar
do t9 s &e Mo9 b,s Wi, %o Lloyd
co--Tot4l 81 bales cotton
MoBGLE-Pe Florida cotton Fuller Geo.
MoBlLEPe steamer St Charles lo7 bales cotton D Fuller kco
s. do LeEens eco do nd cotton ns II Carter
5d ~ Sasa s 'FP'Hn' May do to
BAYog sAfArs 1sE 1 SsvIona , bales cotton aa
Is sfy @s H.a S Pp ks.s o E1sefs
ss3sf %s4' T'eB is fF Sns s
Byps fols hh4 |, @ wat, do White
vignnud-2O Kelly COMFY aghar &co-
3 h %s w.m Byr sa $ Es
sugar log bbls molasses.
LAFouRCHEPer steamer D Mosby hhds sugar, So bbls
mol"ssss Bg Foley Seo14 do Il hhs Savage Williams
@ 13S s8 s.. R csg
do th nolssrs bales Pavy, obet hhds
sugar D Beoeq2 bGls moasses Is bales Dreuhet
| % bales cotton 3ll hhis sugar, 27s bbls mOasses.
ATTAKAPASS Rosa 30 bales Belocq1a do
bhd 2 faS otit bbls
it, bids turner &co-2 bales moss
| Jackson &co-sundrios to order.
FRANKLIN Steamer N2niope bids Mason dee3
S. bh molssses Hall & Rhodes2 do, board.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Caddo No 30 hhds 1ete
CONsIGNEEs
w Per Gk T T3sns tt from I1M I
& MacMurdo-R PARRISH I Doswel
Pr brig Tartar. chaeson-B Walls Lalorie Xiquess
L lvyNye, BIO keel speneerT G Hunt M Garcia &ccJ
NJ Clniborne-Gay i Campbell-Wool K Lowe-and order.
SPOKEN
w By the ship Hudson the 10th inst Wall sch
Antelope Keunebnk Me- bound to Mobile supplied her with
| provisions, of which she in need.
| MEMORANDA.
Saxon ship Raynes Philadelphia
inst Mr. Joseph Although, years,
| settles, France
~ officers steamer con Alexandria report that
they Robert Prince Bayou Goua
| and badly agroun1-the River falling rapidly.
II December long al, the ship sig
| nazel ship Hurricane, steering S S E.
| PASSENGERS
Per ship Memphis from Geo Little and lady, Iosial
Foger lady child, Miss Sarah Burkers in Storage.
Per ship Caledonia Bander, from Phiadephnseph Homer
| Per ship Eiiz Hamilton from Iavre-e6l in Storage
| Per ship Eudocia from Iiverpool-4?s in steeage.
| Per ship Hudson, from NewYork0 in steerage.
| Per brig Mechanic from Key West-l2 passengers.