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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10
County Convention.

County Convention.
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 7, 1853.
At meeting of the Wings of Wander
bureh County held in the court house at 3
o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the District Convention
to be held at Petersburgh, on the 18th Aug,
to nominate a suitable candidate for Con-
gress in this district. Mr.. Barney Cody was
called to the Chair, and w. II. p. Stoddard
appointed Secretary.
J. j. Chandler, Esq. stated the object OF
the meeting, when on motion of Phil. Horn
brook, Esq, it was
Resolred, That Committee of FIVE be APP
pointed by the Chair to select suitable dele
gates to attend tie convention. Whereupon
the Chairman appointed the following:
Phil. Hornbrook, J. G. Jones,
Abram Gumberts, J. B. Maghee,
Philip Decker.
After some practical remarks from Mr..
Carpenter and others, the meeting adjourned
to meet this evening at 8 o'clock at this
place.
8 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The meeting was called to order by the
appointment of Capt. Thos. Sloan, Chair
man.
The committee appointed to select dele
gates to the District Convention presented
the names of the following gentlemen, who
were upon motion, unanimously elected:
PIGEON TOWNSHIP.
Capt. Sloan, ]. S. Gavitt,
Christian Decker, A. II. Sanders,
James NJ. Parvin, ]. p. Elliott,
n. Rowley, w. Heilman,
III. ]. Hart,
PERRY TowNsHIP.
DIR. w. A. Mcdowell, ]. Nj. Lockwood,
Harvey Galloway, Thos. Clifford,
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP.
Henry Guise, VIM. Richey,
Erwin Jared, Samuel Jared.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
Thos McCleland, Chas. Wheeler,
John Ingle, Jr. Edmund Madlow,
Moses Barnes.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Barney Cody, Conrad Schmidt,
Geo. Langbein, VIM. Erskine,
Edward Burtis.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
w. G. Mcdowell Samuel Barker,
John Edmonds, Volney Dawson,
Samuel Williamson.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
Ken. Higgnbotham, Hiram Farquhar,
John Bumb, John Douglas,
John Mann.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP.
David Aiken, Jr, Francis Lnck, Jr.
Archippus knight, Wilson Collins,
Zachariah B. Aydelott.
1t was then on motion.
Resolued, That the delegates from eacl
township have power to fill any vacancies il
their respective bodies. On motion of Mr
Phil Hornbrook,
RESOLVED, That the delegates from Van
derburgh County be instructed to vote 70
L. @. DeBruler, Esq, as the Wing candidat
for Congress in this District. On motion @
Mr. Blythe,
Resolved, That JOHN NJ. SANDERS, of Pc
scy county, be unanimously requested to be
come candidate to represent this Senate
rial District in the next General Assembl
of Indiana.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Blythe
and Carpenter, whea the Convention aC
ljourncd.
THOS. SLOAN, Chm'n.
w. Ii. p. SToDDARD Sec'y.
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OJWashington letter-writers say that
Congress will not adjourn before the middle
of September.
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ELECTORAL TICK EFT
rENvroRIAL ELECTORS.

HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Distries--LEMUEL O. DEBRULER, DuDolse county
.SeeOnd-JoHN ID. FURGUsoS, Clark county
Jhird-Capt. ScoTT CARTER Switzerland county.
Foarth-JoHN ri. FARQuHAR, Franklin county
FsTth-DAvID KILLGoRE, Delaware county.
sixth-FABIUs VI. Finch, Johnson county
SepeRth-RIcHARD w. THOMPSON, Nigo county.
Eighth-G. o. Benin, 1ippecanoe county.
-Nirfh-T. s. SrANFIELD, Sr, Joseph county.
yeafh-JAMEs s. FRAZIER, koscusko county.
EIsrsnth-JonS NJ. WALLACE, Grant county.
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o. Somebody called Gen. Scott a hum
bug, and somebody else retorted by calling
Gen. Pierce tumble buq.
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OS The number of emigraDts arrived at
New York for the month Of July was ISL,
707. OF this, 1880 were from Chagres
and H1vana.-
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6~FThe "Fakir Of silva" performed feat
at Cleveland not set down in the bills. 1t
was called the -''sloping feat--particulars sec
mall bills .
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0~~TThe Journal on the 22d ult. acknowl-
edged as authentic, published as true, and de-
tends as just, SCOTS Native American letterof
IL Times.
Here are the editorial remarks alluded to
in FIJI, as copied from the Daily Journal of
the ed ult;
Nov, we intend publishing this outrageous,
infamous letter of Gen. Scots, as it is term
ed by his enemies-a letter Written eleven
years ago, when the acts of corrupt politc-
ans in New York short time previous, in
melting certain foreigners too keep native
born Americans from the polls, fired with in
dignation every honest man and press, Wing
and Democratic. At that time the following
letter was written by Gen. Scott. The
Democratic press found no fault with it when
published. 1t was then all right. They did
not contradict sentiment in it. In fact,
many Democratic papers about that time
changed into Native American papers, and
were published such ard read as SUCH
The whole extent of Gen. SCOTS offence
was this one letter, in which he smoke as
three fourths of his fellow citizens then felt,
in view of outrages which had been commit
ted by portion of the foreign population,
who in their own country were doubtless
scorned by their honest fellow citizens. Now
read it, German llow-citzcns, and Judge for
yourself whether such letter, giving SCOTS
views eleven years ago, and which he ms
since changed as every pro inent man in the
country has in that time changed his opinion
on some certain subjects. should Row affect
your regards for him. Read the last part OF
it too, and contrast his ide: S on religious pros
| 4 Il al.
those which he permits his own State to con-
tinue as part of her law, withou. effort OH his
part to procure change:
The Times can make the most OF that
! We 90 not recall word of it.
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New ORLEANS Aug. 6.
he markets. dull. Sales ofcorn SIC ST. Louis oats
36c Hay is scarce, prime western S24 Pork is advan
sing S22. Bacon dull sides ?lc shoulders Sc
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~ The officers of the Gen. Gaines will
accept our thanks for late st. Louis papers.
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John c. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
d dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teascrs Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgen
Gas etc. etc. Main street, between First and SeconC
streets. aug l0lyl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A ANNUAL of Scientific Discourses for 1852;
"a Cloyenook: by Alice Carey;
Hearts Unveiled; by Sarah h. Saymorc;
Reel in Battle; by II. Il. Chesyer;
NShtsin "A Block House; by III. C.. Watson;
Rowing Adventures; The Scholar The Gypsy; The
Priest Richardson's Arctic Expedion in search of Sir
John Franklin; Reyehes of Bachelor Cheap edition. by
J. X. Marvel. T.. II. HOOD.
ap14 No. l. Fosters Corner.
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zoos doz p CT off for cash. ......7!a
Coos doz do DO do ............. Ga
'CUs doz do do do .54a
IL The lower prices above generally where price
are mentioned are for full packages, and the higher f.
small who esa.e.
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Col. RcntOn Elected.

Col. Benton has been elected to Congress
from Missouri. The Times, in noticing the
fact, quotes paragraph or two from the st.
Louis Republican, Wing paper. candidly
acknowledging the defeat of Benton's Wing
opponent Why did it not continue its quo
tations! Immediately under the extracted
piece, is the following:
ale started out with determination to
brow-beat, bully and lash his opponents, more
particularly those in his own party, and in
dulged in the most unusual language of Wit
operation, abuse and denunciation. From
the beginning to the end he has not sought
10 conciliate, palliate or even defend his acts,
but by the application of the most severe in
vectiveS, the most unlimited and harsh de-
nunciations of al opposition to himself (for
he run without the aid of q nomination. he
has forced the party with which he has acted,
into entire submission and an obedent and
Jealous support of him. His especial opon-
ents, the Antics, he hushed, by an abuse un-
parallelled in the history of stump oratory, in
to the most obsequious obedience. He call
ed them 'dogs," and treated them as such,
and claimed that they would feel themselves
honored by the "kicking" he gave them
The result shows that he understood the men
whom he had to deal with. He never sought
to conciliate or win them and his triumph is
the greater from the fact, that he has literally
whipped them into servility to him."
The Republican also says:
We published, on Saturday, list of those
who had made application for their first nat
uralization papers, between the lst Jan. 80,
and up to few days before the election -
at least very few of them-for they had 10,
obtained their final certificates. Yet great
many of these men wholesome not showing
their rights, and others because of their igno.
rance of the fraud they were perpetrating-
Of these, a large majority-nay, all--yoted
against the Wings. But the essential mat
ter, and that which shows the character and
reliability of the Wings is that, with this
large foreign vote constantly against them
they still exhibit an annually increasing vote
There is no city in the Union where the
Wings have to contend regularly, year after
year, with a manufactured vote for every
election, or, where ore court before, and or
the day of election is prostituted to mere
mandatory, by steam power process, oil
voters. No man who is entitled to natural
ization should be denied the privilege of OBJ
tanning his papers; but when court is KEEP
open expressly for this purpose, in times o
high party excitement, and when men are
run through with all possible speed, the jus
enforcement of naturalization laws become:
a jest, and may be much abused.
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THE CHEAP STORE.
REMOVED.

HE undersigned have removed their Book and Nus
4 Store. TO the Of lain and First street. where
they just receiving. in addition their former stock
an extensive assortment of Books, Stationary Musical
&c. &C., all O: which they prepared 10
sci: al wholesale retail, the most liberal terms
jyI3-n BLOOMINGTON * co.
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Rags.
SIit and SaIfncfeR

hstn;.Wha Do bbls %
do q do. 30
English fine bag 50
40 mid do . 90
TniN Island do i co
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Spices.

Oun powder and
Imperial ..... 30 a so
do Canton made ~ a 10
Young Hyson. 40 al 60
do do
Canton made. 90 a %
NingyoDg d Oh
oHy .-.-.-.... 40 a &C
Powshong. $500. 30 a 10
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EIcur ullG Meal

Wabash &, B.S.F 3 81 - 81
Lafa yctte choice" 3 co - %
Fancy " Z" } ,5
City Mills =" , 80
Lockharts brand. 3 50@3 q
Corn lfaaI IA
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COMMERCIAL.
VANSVILLE WHOLESALE
PRICES CURRENT.
Iron and Nails.

Oak Country 81. I so
Poplar saw'd 81. / so al
do do AT. 9 90 a9
Pine do 81. ] IS
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag. i so
do do keg.. -
Buck do 800. 9 90
bar Lead. ...... STA
rig do ....... STA
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Pns.engcrs Smiled.

hU NJ Seapstip 1otie fer Liv-po-Mast.r Ye.r.s and
servant, n Y; G. 6uth Mo- T. C. w Pierce Ezs.ud
and mother, PhAaAlPhs w. y Csspmsn n o A. r.
hAeerham, savannah Col C. March l. B. L.aer.s
Brown and servant Do Wm H. snO~n. do; A. morse Y
Whliisi and Col hcLe4n kyg Ms. jackson ans fan
~, 1orosio, C. w L. Clarke Boston; NJ Iega
w JoEes, W Rqtey, Va Geo. q Thorn3yke Boston: ID
feiman y C. w Essts, Bosioui K Rensera y T. M snl
Mr. & Bus'eed ard NJ. Bas'eed, Ky Chas Smh Y: NJ
Bclosk hoale : she9Vsrt Nrsuai r. W Ne~m.n John
enuss, Jr, y L. nr fererr Canada Joan
Rev p A. fendersasi, PA {. H. Llrerpoo M. -
sahsr two CHILDREN aud LOUIS Gr--k a. a.
william Prooye and Master G. H-yn Eueani DAVID H-.- a.
and servant Mass }. W Rahn, Pha4e9la Peter ia -aar
Peansyssnia Rev. J. W fHeuCh Washugta1
D., Phsdeipssi 6eorse Hamilton, Bosoa T. Croot. NJ.
ets Ne~ iors base rsoa Jr ana son, Bsnor- J. PoSe
p0etn Lieut. p Renhaw, Un-i Savy Master NJ Po
tsn facrno frcacuck c. Snlyth. London;
sseS Norsan W hfe and zcy United States. Mr.
Hannah, Pa Cart snd Ms aud stone S,ogss
,oa MI AM MIRA n A Harlonrt. W. Hammond. y r. wn
MA - = Mr. and Mr.. Stahkrechf and chdrrn N-ro Dr.
Beassh SAM LepeF Php sehssins. INrr.in Ir,rs.vs
va fne' " NoeIoss. Boston; M Thomp~an, Franc Pa
Ieanft "efusSy inland Mrs T. Leair Easznd: NJ T.
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Ha SeiSf,.i ~, and Mrs. Wm Wari Ysrk Geo c T,rl-
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teni, go MT and Mrs Jackson Ma McCoy ssS futy o. n
hafoomc hrffera, Minister Prn,otenta-v ,u. >,
with SUITS q seven and servants d. C. acKeqz- \ y r ~
Raphael Ssnads M Neil Qaes-c; Mr. Graan c on,s, T
Ames ane SeoSfsfops o. fhedeph Robert S,lJ al Rs
WaAer Of Canada; T. Stewart Ste. 6.rn.pv III g., 49,
dcphs Me-. OD0aovAn. Ireland Mrs Han Csn,l, A. -
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Dow. Dame h NsHy, D. Teu, P. A L0sa.ss,as NJ, -.
Power Mr. and Mr. G. W. Geo.. -
DAVID Sel.essnsef and lady, Germany
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c<s-eS-Iah Steamship Deh-srs Seymour, Nee ft ptefet
,hv Psz-s kstnrs Lvsrrooi ssrss sarsh nooer. D-an
a., W, ,c.co. Man.. Lehr a. Jas-ro In. Edngs Boz
30. Standard tsr) se-nan B-rsdA Rsvea ST. soyi
Bfl D rfradsa. v 8 Sea Belle h-' ~
mas Boston Csrohns y ksey 6ns Delavar- CITY eehrs
TJ.is carrpod Wilmington, y C.; Fnens Hshs,t sstoa
srus Jsse Eetehu Eor-sh; Hoaesty Appoa. s-s havea
T.uur.r Barroushs Prevalence wsssstsa HhAs Psnesoi
A. w Lshds Epdc0,i. Eor~,ehi Carer o~t. Nelly b-,onj
Tsfou Kelly Boston, boston Pro--nesi Jno
Whit. Weaver, 90 Enzs ra.te Csusen Ee- Haven Eis'
wooer ye.sy Copa, s-ars, Canondsspe stn T.
lrfb cIf. Nori-v se-Y ort "a a ynic.n Had, 10.
MAcHIAsPORT Mas SpArr Cef Peterson, Boos schrs
Isusfou Eeg Yprk Paetet ses. Bs;o. Sasa
Rs-s -rrck d.; LACY B. RObers. Alas, a.; hsta hnen
Lssec; w htehsr. hfehe Se~fort Jsaes-sS ens Bona
A-Au. srhr. Hyens. fonntun ~
6corse SD -ch Hsry Cahgs Posdence Three sister
y Yort Lucinda ngss, EhLa Crocker Boston th
sA bra Juan CahaEena. Hooper New fort Lacy y HOO
.rts Alien do Mos Herrk o. Arr erss Derfo Dawes
Rob go--ter Je-eft Governor Watson, Boson
Caroline, Es;on New Yods Meir. Eernek, sstsersek
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Whalers.

CD 1t salem ioh net bark late brig Beaimu Franiks tof
Beverly. Forer, Atlantic Ocean
SD IRON Bedford o1h inst barb Montgomery (sot hone1s
ma for Pacific Ocean
llh, barG VIOLA, Luce Indian Ocean Honos9 Dee
FEB T. with 81 b rhse As do sperm oh and ~
he bone freight, $50 tb VII, rs DO - oI and 1870
m from ship sd from Hnahena Feb ~ Sart New
burypo Lester S;onnFton FROM Honolulu Arctic spose NAY
90 lat ~ 81 ~ lon 20 10 W. shr Cassasder, OF aad u s o
Newburyport Tor West IhdIes
An a Newport nm bark D VI Hall Manchester from Fan
River Tor Indian Ocean.
Al Hobart Town. H. 10y letter from Capt H'Hoekl colsn
ba bad ahsn % WI. and - ieavas home Tie
EHerad Jaeger H. M about Jan 10 ros Arctic Ocean, eeaa
Arr q do Pes 2, Isvan'. Cooper. 5 n $50 VII -
April by eer o. Capt, hasey,l Tuscany sH
p, lesve Tor Arctic OceeR .
spoten-narch IS Of Glao Coast OF Chh, Triton F.h' y
800 %. VIM. Sioon, Bushnell, Lonson, 80 50 .
10Th bark FrankLa, Barton, IIcahuanA March
II, with 600 bbls, sperm OIL
Al Hattapoett Ith bark samuel Tboms', Lambert, Al
bs,c Ocean bhls 20 DO black h-h osen home 20
tbls 3D. oil Spoke June l. lat 81 20 ~ bon ~ % w, barn
TucaeT Bailey Dartmouth, oil 0otrt-CaPt T. reported
,peakut 10Th May Dr. Frsnkn. Gaort Westpsr0
3D. Ne Baker New Bedford, 20 board CAPT 6rord o.
Frankn reported My H. Stafford francs, Ne" beor
Len at Grad CsJnan Nay T.: ocroh kus Ne" BEDFORD
~elgh tor Bay Of heNco saw same
trs hasarea Prior, Of slem, soes into Grand C9yn'n
DID spezk her April H. with 2O bbs Apr ~ on
Jarmei bug Mercn. Mhtnes Neg0t. 40 board holni
Bay bus JAne Howes, Dyer Pro''as-'o-n
eleas. Tor =
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Real and Personal Estate. .<S5sl8l4o
Freight laden u Niagara Falls will be sent direct
70 New York without breaking bulk must necessarily
be the case with the Buffalo and Albany Road
Estimating upon the monthly receipts for the pas, six
months the revenue derived from the years business
will not fall short OF 800 600 from which 40 D cent be-
ing deducted for running leaves eco being
an intercst Of more than q upon the present col
of the Road TIE total bonded Indebtedness OF the Con.
psny the issuing OF the second mortgage bonds will
Be SsO0OO0, on which the yearly interest 10 $4,000
With the Road properly equipped, and with one or
more Of the sections OF the Cansndaigua and Niagara
Falls Road opened the Directors are confident thai the
receipts Of this Road will be nearly not quite doubled
Tue TACT that the mere local receipts for the first year
With all Its dssdvsntages are sufficient TO maintain the
Road 10 considered highly encouraging The length Of
this Road being fortyseven miles the mortgage debt
wil be about 600 per mile less than one half the cost
OF construction, which makes this loan equally secure
wkh the most unouestioned bond and mortgage.
The Little Miami Railroad Co. have
declared dividend Of ten per cent for last six months
snehaf Paysblein cash, the other in Stock
The Charlottesville and Wabash Rail-
road now completed from Crswfordsvile to Lafayette
rwenty-six miles, and is doing good business Many
passengers are daily transported on H.
This Road viii soon be extended down to the Indian.
spois and Tere Hau,e Road at Greenosste
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
,osd Company have declared dividend Of eight y
cen. for earnings up to the first Of January Last and
slx cent for ak months, ending the frs, Of July
The Baltimore City Corporation have
passed resolution authorizing the OF the city credit
for loan of 100000 in favor of the susquehanna
Railroad.
The st. Louis Iatelligeneer of the 4th
mat, noticing the abundance of money in New York.
says
We would advise these Wall-st gentlemen to send
some Of their surplus capital to 81 Louis Here can
~ Ieaned lexelv on bono or mortgage at y cent, by
making the Boatmsns Saving Institution OF this city their
Agents. This Ins tuition, moreover w.t. without doubt
sve the privilege the loaner Of choosing his own real
ste ON which 10 make the l,an and sell him the mort
sage siser the papers flashed for y cent AZ least
ve a. inclined 70 believe large amount OF Eastern
eapital might be drawn TO this city In this wsy and
could be loaned tho best kind Of security Eastern
eapitahsts should think Of this.
The Bosimens Mining institution, we UNDERSTANDINGS
On Real Estate one ha market value, at y cent In
forest Tho legal rate Of inssrest In Missouri CENT
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Disasters. &c.

Of about &c ahsnaoaeS pan ,o.s
side pasted Gppes I'D Be Enssh bai Aad htf
the beng aio on the uh INST OF f'a
rsRp UndoubtedJ the schr Creoe from PaadephA Tor Hs
red Island before mentioned with ship Hare, Al ths
por Il, 49,, -. -. A..
Provliezcs the 10Th ms roz Apa
l,eheoa spars &c. saved from shp Elizabeth,
of Warren before reported ~recaei on ApalachcoA Bar.
Bare Po7oE.c Of Columbia RIVER. ono, fn nt
ssruck middle and bar She renamed AZ anot OUTSIDE
until TIE 9Th she returned after throns deek bad over
board eakIg badly A8o she Will be total
,,.- -
Brts Drs1.x Cu.tyhank fst breaking and
Ill prove total The all probably BE- mostly saved
sess Leu Wilbur Bostou for Pembroke put into Port
land Ih met hang sarned her manmass night Of 9Th Oh
poou Island.
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AnaRen. &c.

AT u 90 long G. To- Cassinder u days from view
buryyo Ine problt the Kossaih Churchill for for
O Rico
from Phade phia ior Barbsdoes. -. .
june long 70 35 corrected ship Clara Am, Of BATH
from Maisnras Tor Antwerp. -,
of Fairy Moore froH hessina Tor PhlAd
May q at 90 co. long S. BRIG Leanle tsr from Shields for
New lork.
says Porto RICO.
Sodaie si S. long schr Julia Asa Of Elizabeth City,
day from Norfolk tor GuadalOupe.
june s. Cape Fords shp Gen Green, from NeEor
leans Liverpool
Apul long Haidse. from Calcutta FOR Loaion
June ht long 65 W, Ease from Wilmington " &
Tor Hartinico
June q lat % TO- long II 90 ing w Jones, from Halo
vel Tor Philadelphia.
june TO- Oh Boel Island bvk saah from Philadelphia
Tor Boston.
June TO- Cape Cod w IS miles, John nerrek, from
for Se~-York.
Jup Q 4 soutl shoa William from Boston Tor
Philadelphia. -, =,
june lat 81 So sh, Dubhs from Mobile iss HaVrs
,ame day y az seen ship sCoa ON Mobile o Liverpool
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Foreign Ports.

ATn-st. llst ut sch NeEta Crosby Bsyrout had
10 dag yassag. from Latahl u B-yfou lev days
sailed .hp ABas Gregory LeshOru ah bark r. HaI
suIe, Colc.rd, hessIus seetins lt-
Az Lsshon s. nh. ship sacousa, L,not Taieyrand VILLAIN
Cocoa Kelly. for New York liGj oars Jenae dooa
from Asr.ee AR 18Th TO ot Sr Pn,Ads 80 In 0A'a
shp caeua Lonas. for ieshorn, to load i'
A. Bassa I'M nh, barL Lee, Miller for se~ Tort.
Al c31 ait 900 an mp $50, a. @o s s Yos
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