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Miss Sarah Hector, talented and highly

Miss Sarah Hector, o talented and highly
respected young lady who engaged in teaching
lect school at Greenve Ohio, burned to death on
the 10th II she subject to spells Of the
ache for which she In the habit Of using chloro
FORM Upon the fatal evening" she is supposed to have
taken quantity, and sitting before the Parr IRE
under its effects she fell forward the sleeves and bosom
her dress instantly catching the blaze The fall aroused
her and she screamed for help. young belonging
to the house ew to her assistance led her into the hail.
aud ran for water. While he was absent she rushed
screaming into the back yard her entire being
yeoped in flames Before assistance reached her, she
much injured the flames that she died the next
morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

1t is stated that Donald G. Mitchell like
Vienna to which Mr. Marcy appointed him last spring.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

George Emo, man with several aliases, has
been arrested in New York, charged with having COM
mitted a rape upon a girl fourteen years Of age. He
seized her and dragged her into the woods where he
Effected his purpose
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

"WAsrEFuL AND RIpIcuLous ExcEssn-The majority
of hotel keepers are in the habit Of announcing warm
baths attached to their establishments be had at
moments notice. We cannot help considering this nfor
nation quite superauous every visitor during his stay
perpetual state Of hot water by Of the impending
bill. [Diogenes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

The Wilmington IN. C.) Herald, in alluding
to the rice crop, says We rejoice that our planters
Of their labors the present The crop il
than average, believe, aud viii probably
reach 200 600 bushels
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

Some erusty old bachelor having been jilted by ms
brsht particular star in Of desperation penned the
following horrid SANDER upon female women in gen
ersl
The girls all iseting show,
For mans illusion given;
Their smiles Of joy, their tears Of woe
Deceitful shine, deceitful how.
There's not one truein seven.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

JTINE WATCHES, JEwELRY AND Gap
SILVE WARE. YIN
Call at MELylLLE co.'s Wholesale House, No. 81 lI 81
Camp ha Retail Stores No. CANAL n ST Sk "a
CHARLES strss il srsn ef Fine WATCHES Rca INV
ELRY, or SfLVERWARE.
Diamond BROOCHES, EAR RINGS, or ORNAMENTS;
Gold and CHAINS;
Flllhgree ar plain sets Of EAR RINGS tnd PINS;
Mourning Brooches for Hair, Cuff Pins Casps
Silver Spoons Folks Ladies etc Silver Cups GoLe Caors
Cake Baskets Colts and Alens P Silver
mounae. Gold Masonic Masks and Keys French English
Clocks hse Bores and Acerdesns Gold Pens and Pencils
(al mskes)
N: B-Ths best woRKMEN engaged Repair Watches
Cloehs Jewery and Specaeles.
All w. warranted to perform well The refunded Dom
a CaGp 60 Canal and " Charles streets
goods cheap and bavv a good Arcle. di4 I'm
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CKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN SALOON. No

Gavazzi delivered his last lecture in New
York on the 15th prior to his departure for Europe
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA.-AoApEMIc

DEPARTMENTThe seventh Annual Session Of This branch
the University
for the Pupils adopted
favorable desiring follow full Collegiate Course
ihese designed pursuits
Professors has been The Scientific
under the special the Professor Of Mathematics
taat Of hs Military Academy West Point and Eo Ca'rae de,
NJ Rou Professor of French NJ Romeyer Professor
and senor Tornos Professor spsnih and Italian continue give
Instructions a 8 formerly.
Melhado years Principal
Institute has been
for the Classical Department.
II Application for admission be made Professor
I'm Conn strRet sn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

- as CAMP STREET, New oreans-rhs undersigned 6ssng
Camp prepared " execute LIKE
NEssgs IA every ey and stys sat thsir patrons.
Ladies' and n ef
ing ey call and examine hs speeimsns before
procuring Lkenesses elsewhere. Perelt sansetSn ssa g AL
al Sm D. v. hAnnolN W.
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GAMs OYSTER sALOON.-This ~ :

SAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-ThisA ~ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which 8 Oh - "a -
ascae greatly superior establish the MZ
hind in the South, is just opened S<
101 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known "SAM" hss connected with the
this city for the with Mr.
Hobook, when be established
cPsy till his DEATH
With experience
nssn the pgs faithfully with the best his line SAN
soc u bis kands shs Of their large
has expended fitting the SALOON asd proisg its BAR
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be proeared SERVANTS,
their s1ce qualities, smpoye including
LARDER always supplied
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME AMI the OYSTERS SERVED
aned for hi. establishments short trouble
will BE- render This s brs
and iudicious community. mhl5 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

RIVER IyTELLGKycE-TheS St. Louis Intelgencer Of the>
18th has the following:
Steamer Cincinnati Sunk The following dispatch
received by Mr. Sass yesterday:
Cape Gnaraeau, Dec. 10-The steamer Cincinnati sunk
this morning near Willard's Landing No lives lost
b. HAYS, Clerk.
No further particulars given. The is of the daily
line of packets between Louisville and this city and
due here yesterday morning She has very LITTLE freight
Between 800 and 500 bbs salt consigned 10 Hewett Roe
Co., being the principal part of her cargo The boat,
we believe belongs entirely to Capt Hiram Kountz her
commander and brother Of the steamer Crystal Pal
ace She has been running four i've but was
still very fne and feet boat costing when new nearly or
quite S30OOO We presume she is well insured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24
EXCHANGE BANK of HORACE BEAN &
nRNAMENTAL IRON WORK. etc. 4

y The inform h friends - a
The public particularly the Ct the late firm
Homes Bennett tbst be his
account at Nos IS and s. the Of
.cpIou Of ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK, ORNAMENTAL We
RANDAS, RALINsS, DOORS, SHUTTERS VAULTS, BRIDGES,
STRAIGHT CIRCULAR STAIRS aud all other kinds Of work
ussd for balding purposes.
The practical experience Of the undersigned enables him offer
usual the public which, punuay prompness
the execution Of orders he will him liberal share Of
patronage. BENJAMIN K. BENNETT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

REVENUE CUTTER JAcKsoy-Fears Entertained Of Her
Safety-The Revenue Cutter Jackson Capt Day with
Lieut. Forest and twentysix board nstead Of
erronsously stated by other papers, left this port
the 25h ult for Norfolk for repairs since when she
not heard from Fears entertained for her
safety. We trust however, she may have made safe
port though the public anxiety relative to the and
crew will increase until relieved by knowledge Of
their fate Savannah Georgian, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

~ Cemetery obtained by applying o. PERSON
No Commercial Alley; JAMES FURNEAUx, Secretary
Odd Feows Hall Of Camp and lafayette s.re CAS
WHTALI No Espsuade street, and ~ COREY, Sickie
No. 40 The Vaults ockhodng
membe members
the wife child, all price
Vault will be $50 invariably For the purchase
nation respecting the "ReItn apply to
j. .o.PIERsoN, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FuRNEAUx, at the Odd Fellows Hail.
La uIS AZ nnrh Inn
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BOARDING..

pOARDlNG.--Mrs G. W. WITHERELL having
taken ha, eommodous desirable re,dese Camp
(aisy occupied by VIM P Converse Esq) furnished
new and elegant ptye Families Single
eeneneh with Board Tho unsurpassed
nsiern Boadefs ass
Cold ard Shower Baths. MA SIN
ID OOMS AND B0ARDING.-SeveralS Single
eshemen be accommodated with pleasant Room.
Board Boais only by Anpe 7s Gra,ief
ROARDING.-S Fine Rooms for FAM.
lies be had residences Baronns
Also, fsw Day Boarisrs te uodated. III In
nOARDING.-A I young Gentleman wants to
- Board respectable Americas family where
cny Beards lie Will give liberal Please address
tsrbor z, Al. nj n
ROARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
- ROOM the Second Fiso Of the desirable
ons in the Dsrc
Ssntsmsn SD bis Wife, addressing p,
bnce. References Trhan.ed, mh9e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

THE PRorourfoS Bur THE MouNr vgnsoS ESTATE
The value of this property without the contingent
Of the bones Of the father Of his country is about
$4,000. ~ much land adjoining It. in like condtiuo,
easily be bought for that amount Of money. We
hear that bargain was nade some time since, by the
proprietor selling it to whose names have
not heard for 100000 nominally And, further that
this sale il conditioned on their in getting
gress to take 1t at that price, when he will pay them
25 per centum Tor Of the money paid to him for
il by the Government. We know not how far this Is
reliable giving 1t to the reader the account of the
condition of the operation which Is floating arcund
the lobby. TWashington Star.
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BERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. G

eERNARD LUMBER COMPAN1.-R. y.
- shFFoLD, s.s. HENRY, Z, r. LATIMER, W. D COATES
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN d FELTON,, G. E. MYERS a co.
FOWLER Nj BEAN CO. and D. COOS, owners Of Steam Saw
Mills the Of Biloxi Bay have associated under style and
drm Of tbs BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Atther als they
running Seen Single Saws = Circular ah Saws
Woodwork Planning Machine, VIII u added
single and three large m then able
10000 to 1000 feet OF Lumber
Railroad Compane Plank Road Wharf and Beng Coutraors
Shippers all Pine Lumber supplied
no Their Agentn New Orleans fully authorized contract
supply individual and will
With
Of Soils and Euphrosyne TAYLOR.
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M URPHY's HOTEL asd RESTAU- A.
lvH AANr No. loe ST. Charls, street-This ssthb-
lishmen popularity having been horosshy bVA
ths resident we'll he travel
public will be the bis
every dsicaey With diapah his
comfortable. ldses iyl RICHARD MUhPiil. Proprietor.
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STEAMSHIPS
GALpESTON.

WI =, Lave SUNDAY. DECEMBER rs. a. O'Clock
t'ohGALVESTON ,lNDIANoLA, PORT .<fEA.
~ LAvAcA and MATA0oRpA BAY - Regular sS0le44S.
Iera u Mall Linz Of Low
ns KIN hsw ana magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
n viii leave abnvs trade
are al q ihe vessels In this ps solid floor frames
np,ncshl he presents safe medium Of transport
es ndanola and Lsvaa will be landed the whsves (s
gnrNg At Mnirgcrda Bay) without charge.
faAst, having etie accommodations apply
HARRIS MoRGAN, foot Of Julia street,
- ,,,,,-, opposite the Steamship LanipR,
W This line having established Pilot on Pass CsyaIIo fy
.as. ~ " - '"n ssa Sap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-24

GxNLANAGhN'S . OYSTER SALOON. 20 - ~
IL ST CHARLES STREET. ...... THOMAS K. NSE ~
FLANAGAN takes the Piles Of announcing his N.Y.
friend. public that be hH. opened Z
above Iii. will
the market Esd sad the Liquors and Wines the choicest seec
oo The Culinary Department. under the
tbs best Cooks the Give him ua
aelvss
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SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER a. 1853.
WANTS--WANTED

" "ANTED--An active and industrious Girl,
wv from "a to old TO do light Chamber Work Pan
se~be. Apply nt I0i Constance street. d77 n
NV IANTED-A man that understands Gar
dsnins p ming Trees and Trimming Vine. Apply
d22 st TODD CO., No. i7s cansl street
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Important, If True.

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Tri
bune in letter from Washington the 1lth states that
information has been received at that paes from New
Orleans that powerful abustering expedition prepa-
ring in this city against Cuba and u sa us before
the MIDDLE Of February This Ia certainly important IL
1t be relied but other paper but the Tribune
has yet heard the report wequote the writer's remarks
In full:
Ihave Trustworthy information from New Orleans to the
effect that powerful fbuster expedition Ia preparing
against Cuba and will sail time before the middle Of
February 1t is intended that the entire force shall
sst Of four thousand men, led by oeers OF tried
skill and bravery with general who gained iaureis in
Mexico at their head. The snlstmeuts pr0cesdirs
with every effort to keep the matter strictly private
Each is subjected to the scrutiny Of the Lone star
Order before being admitted and s required to take an
cath not to dvuge the secret is believed that at sas
member Of the Cabinet is well Of the movement
While the bulk of the expedition will sail from New Or
leans other cities will also send forth their quota to ths
army of Manifest Destiny expected that the Creoes
Of Cuba will not leave these heroes In the ursh they
did those Of Lopez but will rise to support them and
achieve their emancipation.
able to you that the real patriots Of Cuba
do not share the driving aspirations Of Southern
ibusters, but ardenty look forward to the day when
slavery will cease to exist on the island s
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VERA CRUZ.
Will leave SUNDAY. January L. at o'erocx AN
EENOR VERA CRUZ-U. 8. Mail Line .ePGs1
III The new aud magnificent steamship TEXAS KG,Ik&L
Z above punetnay carrying the U. s. Aais. - '
..Ratss Of PssHsKe
s.,. .ni
a.
Elsarehent goods rcr cubic foot 80 Gems
vi ateerage passengers, apply 10 '"'"
HARMS d MORGAN, foot Of Juln strest
,-- opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ paeng'rn must provide themselves with passports from ts
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ESOR LiVERPO0L.--The A l fast sail IN
ing nrlsh shp LOUISA, capt.in Scott fAAx
ad vi" have INN sdas steh For heavy freight apply %
dA GlftNEY LOWELL, Ils Common s,.
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VOLUME VI.
NEW YORK.

EOR NEW Y0RK-(L Line )-The fine IN
IL fast sang bark .. w. NASH, Capt wass will AAA
Immediate dhpatsh. For freight passage apply to
VIM. ]. DEWEY, 10 Gravisr street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-18
Superior Court..CseneraI Term.
Present, all the Judges.


DECEMBER 1.-THE following order was made:--
Ordered, That the calendar Of causes for trial at
the ensuing January term OF this C0ur. be continued
es the calendar OF the next February and March
terms respectively, and be taken up at the COM
neneeGent of these terms, re pectivey at the place
Of the term Immediately preceding. eau
SEES not noticed at the January term, and
such as are, during that term, put of for the
term, or called or passed, may be noticed for the
February and March terms; and causes thus put off,
cal ed or passed during the February term, may be
noticed for the fret Monday of March. The clerk
will place the causes as noticed for February and
March terms, respectively at the foot of the Janus
ry calendar, ding to their respective priority
Notes of issue to be fled in the causes last men,
toned in other causes in the January calendar. No
notes Of issue need be filed for the two subsequent
terms; but notice Of trial must be served for each
term that the causes may be put on, continued
the calendar. And it is further ordered, That all
notes Of issue Hereafter for the general special and
trial terms Of this Court must be filed with the clerk
eight days before the commencem eht of the first day
Of the succeeding term.
GEORGE H. f. LYNCH, Clerk.
DECISIONS.
Joseph ". Reere rs. UiVtam Nunns.-Order Of
special term modified
Report Of referee set aside referred back costs
TO abide event.
Hclose II. Ch6garcy Us. The Mayor, &c. NeU
Ok-JudRment for plaintiff, amount to be ad-
justed.
James p. Drummond Us. .'o,eph Hssson, ct al
Complaint dismissed.
Gardiner g. Hubbard ps. Charles M. Guild
Johw r. Auclimeioss vs. Eliphala Nott.-Demur-
Johm Wright u.s. Da..cl Ade..-Mo1on FOR new
trial deDled.
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Died,
Mrs. EHABEH, relict Of the late William Ludlum, in
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral to morrow morning at nine O'Clock
from her late residence, No 209 Greenwich street Her
remains will be taken to jamaica L. l., for interment
AT Williamsburg, on Friday, December IT, SAMUEL B.
LEWIS aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon Ut two
O'clock from his late residence corner Of Fifth street and
Fillmore place.
On Saturday morning. December II, CATHERINE wife of
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
attend her funeral from her late residence corner Of
South Eighth and Third streets Williamsburg, this after
at three O'Clock.
On Saturday, December II. ANN daughter of Patrick
and Margaret Doyle, in the 18th year Of her age.
The re and acqr antanoes and those of his sonn
law sctully invited to attend her funeral this
No 276 Seventeenth street. without further invitation
On Saturday December II, MARY, wife OF James Momp
SOD, and daughter Of George Mason deceased aged %
years, IL months and Is days.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral from the residence Of her hufbsn No.
1865 Thirty eighth street, to afternoon at
O'Clock, without further notice
On Saturday evening December H. after short Illness
SIMON CONTENT, aged 10 years
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at three
O'clock from his late residence No. 1876 Grand street.
without further invitation
On Saturday. December IT, MARY JANE the only and be-
loved daughter Of Patrick and Jane Ovens aged
and three months.
Their friends resi- ectfuy invited TO attend the
neral this afternoon At two O'CLOCK from her Late resi-
dence No. Is Mulberry street.
On Freay, December 10, MCHAn, son OF Michael
McWeeny, aged Ave years and six months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at ono
O'Clock, from No 267 Mulberry street.
In Kingston, Jamaica, November 4, after few days
Illness, GEORGE DIANE CONJUNCTION, eldest Of George
Codrngton Esq, of Maschionesl in the Parish Of St.
Thomas, in the eastern part Of that island.
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Supreme Court-In Che mbers.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell.

THE EXTRADIrION CASE.
Dc. IL In the Matter of alexander Hejlboun
claimed jy the British Goceynment.--Mr. Whiting
for The parties interested in the alleged forgery aud
Mr. Busted for the prisoner, attended to hear the
decision Of the Court.
The Judge said he understood Mr.. 'Coror, the
United States District Attorney. desired TO be heard
in the matter. II SO it should be adjourned to some
other day, as he, the Judge, was then engaged in
special term.
Mr.. O'Conor said that, if agreeable to his honor,
he would like to make few observations. An ad.
jourDment, however, would be more convenient to
him. in order that he might have an op oortunity of
looking at the papers; and perhaps after consul "a
ton with Mr. Whiting, it might be unnecessary TO
trouble the court, Mr.. w. may have argued on all
the points that he orr. 0Conor) would deem neces
S.ry.
The matter was then set down for Tuesday morn.
ing al ii O'Clock, and the proceedings pending be-
fore Mr.. Commissioner Nelson we're adjourned to the
same time
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CLEARED,

CLEARED
steapships-Andes (Br), Noodle. Liverpool Cunard
Adger, Hciinron Charleston, spoaoId, rilestOn & Co
Augusta, Lyon Savannah, L Mitchill.
ships-Wsren, Ripley, Dunkiri, France, W Merritt
Hudron (Brem) Nordenholz, Charleston Hennings, Mol
Ter Costing; Elizabeth Dennison, Tucker, New Orleans
Hurlbut Co; Singapore: Duby, Antwerp, Wallace
Boyle, cbsreston ' hsrSsct CO. saxony Chass' Ant
werp, Hurlout h Co. Scoto, Sawyer, Mobile, Perkins
Ds.nO; Commerce, whittlessy, London Danham D-
nswes, H.yrs J v EHsl : Co; Coquinbo, Towns, Lon
don, Cook Smith.
KEN, Citation, Antwerp, McCready, Mott h Co. John
Stroud stetson, Matanaas, " EIwell Co; Dragon,
ssudder, Boston, Ropes; ohilde Harold, olmsssd,
. Brigs-Athens, LYMAN Liverpool, L.dd h Church
Panry SBr), swain RaTs.dos,, Ds.sy;J Elwsll,
sehra7conneciont, Farrell NewSern, Davis Holmes
Invoice Glover, Providence Ravens; Emperor Chap
man. New Haven. Ravens; n Huntley, Hammond,
Point master; Isabella Thorn pson, Corson. Lavaccs Nc
Cready, Mott Co; Leader, Bearse, Providence, 3
Wn rsI na.os ,S
G1irde FraIklil Z Buck 4 Co.; Mary Emma Warner
Providence, J q Ravens
Slocps-Harvsst French Providence, master; Ariel
Reed, New Orleans, J 0 Baker Co; VIM Bowen Hal
lccs, Providence, master
s'samsTs-Cayuga Robinson: Phl.dalph., y
cory, Hand Philadelphia, W Thompson; George, Creek
Powell Baltimore, Parier Vein Coal Company.
ARRIVED.
s.esn ship southerLer Evan, Charleston, to spoEord
Teston Co. On Thursday at IL M spoks an English
hip with white and black port holes, in lat SO So ss
bosed Der number but too far to ascertain her
bound eastward Thursday yht st Is minutes past
IL weny miles to the southwsrd Of Cape Hatteras
ed ship Asbams, hence for Savannah Friday Ia
lat So so, at FM spoke bank Friends OF New London,
ice days fem CsDao b urd TO New York dsmastsd and
had herr the coast for two seks experiencing heavy
gsiss same day. at Pm, passed brig Susan Ludwig in
lst 81 10 bound \.
Ship 2, Hartshorne, Liverpool NOV H. with passea
gers, to Zeregs Il Co.
Ship Excelsior lei KsDnsbunk) Smith, Havrs Nov S,
with SEQ passengers to master Three children died
the pa ssRe passengers all well This morning, while
going into Quarantine In tow Of stesmtug Underwater
ashore below the steamboat landing where she
lies but will probably bs got OF next high water without
dam,ee.
schr Montrose, wsltop Mobile, 10 days.
Schr Howard, Davis, Newbern, days.
Schr A J DeRosset, Brewster. Wilmington. II days.
Schr Il N Rogers, Rogers, Fairhavsn, / day
Steamer q Beach, Sanders, Phiadelphia, "a hours.
Two briggs, unknown
steamships Au Susta Savannah Jas Adssr Charleston
jamestown, Norfolk, &c
Wind ct sunset Sc and foggy.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING rMHRApaI
TIKI HIGHLANDS, Dec Ill PM
One bark south OF tina Highlands bound .nao signal
Weather calm and very fogey