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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-08

No PLACE FOR KIssING.-We were much amused
y an incident which friend Of ours related to
he other day. A gentleman who had been absent
had raised pretty De IuSuriant crop ef whskers
mousaChes, &C., visited relative whose child,
tile girl of six years, he very fond Of The
little girl made no demonstrations towards saluting
MN with kiss, as usual.
Why, child" said the mother, don't you know
your uncle Edward? Why don't you give him a
Kiss!
" Why ma" returned the little girl, with the
host perfect simplicity e don't see any place o.
ARCHITECTURAL JOKE How rapidly they build
NuSes now" said Cornelius to an old acquaintance,
@he pointed to neat, two story house, g they
@nmenced that building only last week, and they
be already putting in the lights
Yes" rejoined his friend, & next week they will
put in the liver
Cornelius made mem. of this "righte merrie
este" and intends to insert it as his in his next
original work
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DIED.

In this town. on Sunday evening the Sd inst after pro.
Christian patience JOHN SHoLAR, ST. He has been for
many years exemplary member of the Baptist Church
In s on o oD OF b syenin 1 n:
sroN formerly of Onsow county, aged about years.
AT ms residence Mooes Creek in this County, the
z5d uit JOSIAH REGISTER. aged SO years
In this COUNTY Tuesday night. 5th inst MARTHA Hell
LEN infant daughter Of A. B. and NJ. s. MCCALEB, aged
months and three DAYS.
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A Certificate

O-'1@
New YoRK, August 3d. 1852
nope every one whether adult child who may have
son TO believe they troubled Ike Or
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. l firmly believe it
one of the desroyers of the agecerany
most extraordinary know of.
child Of mine about five years old has been troubled with
worms about six months back conld nothing relieve
until we Dr. NJ Lanes Vermifuge which
gave but small quantity The result however extraordn
airy. The Child passed over three hundred
MR. LENT, Willamsburgh Long Island;
F. s. The above valuable remedy, also DR. Lanes Ccle
bated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable DRUG
this city.
HPhrchasers will please be careful to ask
but DR. M'LANE'S VERNE TIC e. All Others in comparison
worthless For sale in Wilmington n c. by WIN. II. Lip
Druggist,
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FOR SAIE.
A MARE, COLT and BUGGY. The Colt is Is n
n months old. Apply to EN
JAMES N. CRAIG, TTYA
Federal Point, New Hanover County
July Sth, 1853 44-3t*
TULY FIRST, 1853 Our Books are posted and our bills
y made out and in want of money Our friends
may expect rtstt from
Interest will be charged all accounts standing
months. JONES & GARDNER.
TUST RECE1VED-A lot of Gents Linen Prunea and
y Patent Leather CATERS. Also assortment of Cent
Calf Pump Boots. JONES " GARDNER.
July 2. 1853 Her. and Com copy.
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Curious EXTRACT FROM ScoTcH NEWSPAPER IN
of painters bill presented to the YES
try for work done in our Church:
" To filling up chinck in the Red Sea, and re-
pairing the damages of Pharaoh's host.
10 new pair Of hands for Daniel in the lions
den, and new set of teeth for the lioness.
10 cleaning the whales belly, vanishing Jonah's
lace, and mending his left arm.
10 a new skirt for Joseph's garment.
, To sheet anchor, a jury mast, and a long boat
Tor Noahs ark.
To giving a blush to the cheek of Eve, on pre-
'nting the apple to Adam.
To painting new city il the land of Nod.
To cleaning the garden of Eden after Adams ex-
PulSion.
To making a bride for the Samaritan's horse and
nendng one Of his legs.
10 fitting new handle to Moses basket, and
binding bulrushes.
To adding more fuel to the fire of Nebuchadnez-
lars furnace.
Received Payment
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MARRIED.

On Pungo Creek, Beaufort county, the 18th ult by
Norcom, Esq JAMES GARRISON Esq of this county,
to Mrs. MARY E. b. BLouNT sss.-'t
In gladen county on the 18th Of May by Tover Sutton
ESQ., DANL SIMMONS, Esq. of Sampson Co.. to Miss Nancy
KoBINsoN Also the 2d. by John CAIN ESQ., Mr. RICH
ARDsoN Smith, to Miss CHARITY WILLIAMS Also, the
18th MALCOLM ROBINSON, Esq, Miss MARION daughter
OF shadwck Smith, ESQ., of Sampson bounty.
"a Raleigh Standard and Fayetteville papers c0py.
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Finale to n Duel.

At late hour on Thursday night last two Of our
Young fire. eating boods entered one of the fashiona
bic saloons in ST. Charles street in state which ndi
Gated considerable fatigue supposed to be caused by
carrying too large brick in their respective hatS-n
point of fact, as Mcawber would say, they were de-
ciledly inebriated After lmbibing once or twice
more, they commenced bandying wit, which gradual
" grew PERSONAL and finally some very insulting Ian
guage used by of the parties, which fired the
blood of the other, previously sufficiently heated by
liquor, and challenge was Immediately given and
promptly accepted. Cabs were called, and tie be-
cose young gentlemen entered different vehicles and
ordered the drivers 10 proceed at once to The Oaks
alOCality which has acquired bloody distinction
from the number of duels which have been fought
here. They steadily refused TO allow any of their
friends to accompany them or admit of their interior
for the purpose of efecting their reconciliation
and one of the party, Familiarity known Paroles -
who was gravely drunk, was requested 10 stand guard
another who wished 10 interfere, which he prom
sed TO do.
On arriving at " The Oaks" the cabmen were very
much astOnshed to find the embryo duelsis wrapped
in the arms of Morpheus With some difficulty they
were awakened, and recognizing the locality and each
other, they both looked some what surprised, having
entirely forgotten both the quarrel and the intended
fight One of them finally broke out with Why A,
what you doing here - A, looked confused for
moment, ahd answered. II recoect now that some
fellow grossly insued me, but can't remember who
be was. However, know | challenged him. and
suppose he will be here soon" The other immedia
fly Proered his services second and swore he would
stand by his friend through thick and thin. They
both embraced with tears of affection in their eyes
and sat down on the damp grass to wait for the ARR
val of their antagonist.
After remaining there until near daybreak, and an
ahematiZng the cowardIy scoundrel who had nsul
led one and disappointed both, they entered their re
pective cabs and returned TO the city. They wer
seen breakfasing together the next morning at res
au'ant vowng to dislocate every bone in the bod,
Of man who had played them such contemplate
trick, if they could only find him.
Who struck Billy Patterson
P. S. Paroles is supposed to be still standing
guard the interfering friend, he has not bee
relieved, and his military habits will not allow him t.
leave his post without orders.
Ne1C Orleans Pic17pJne,
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The Cheraw Gazette seems to take most lively
eest in the affairs of this Congressional istrict.
NAT paper takes up the cudgels for Mr. Leak, and
S;@oOrS Mr.. Ashe most mercilessly. 1t speaks of
ro's a demagogue whose vitiated nostrils drink
With peculiar delight the noisome vapors which
sSe from the lowest dunghills of political corrup-
S,par Good gracious how eloquent these South
VI TIoInlans are Now can't they pile up the ago
n hey are a smart peop!e-competent. with
VG3u6t, not only to manage their own affairs but
nose nose of their neighbors But seriously, will
Enlightened freemen of this District permit their
'ou to be inf uenced by the oficious nIermeddling
pn upper published in another State 1t is very
sS &c fact that Mr. Leak has to go out of his
Ia S'ate to find advocates cf his cause! He will
M r m Tne end, we think, that such help will dam
'''heF than aid hin.-North CuroliniQn.
ans lstting Observatory, 800 feet in height with
NJ ~' OF 70 feet, near the New York Crystal Pal
sra Is opened on Thursday 1t is said it affords
nv view for the distance of forty or fifty miles,
9@n i ;ts Brooklyn. Williamsburg, &c. appear,
&s55%s. summit, to be beneath the feet Of the
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Co1-Sr1-

Court Of Equity Spring Term, 1858
james B. Pig'ord and wife,
VIM H. Smith, wife and e'''1on " Sell ianus
others.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS, Samuel Torans and wife, Sarah Jane, reside
beyond the limits of this State 1t is therefore. ordered
that publication be made for six weeks in the Wilmington
Journal published in the Town of Wilmington. North Car
DINA notifying the said defendants be and appear
Court of Equity be held for the County Sampson
the Court House in Clinton the 9th Monday after the
4h Monday of September next denur
painan Petition the will DE taken pro confcSo
and heard pdrte to them.
Witness, PATRICK MURPHY, Clerk and Master of said
Court the 9th Monday after the 18th Monday of March,
A d. 1858.
Teste 2. MURPHY, G.. N. f.
July Sth 1853 446w
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Sing low song
a tender grading measure, soft and low.
Not sad, not long,
bat sad as we remember long ago.
hen time, now old. was fyinp
over the sunny seasons, bright and f1eet.
And the red rose was lying
Among the crowd of flowers ali two sweet
Sing Ger the bier,
The bell is swinging in the time-worn towg4
He's gone who late was here.
AS 1resn as manhood in its lustiest hour.
WY. A song to each brief season,
"in5er and shining summer, doth belong,
-, For some sweet human reason
Ger the cradle or the coffin still 4 sons
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MANY LOTS FOR SALE.


TNHE subscriber will offer for sale Auction Thursday
the % day of July, 1853, about thirty valuable Lots
De Dee at Far B Columbus county, n c. credit of
months will be given and with good security will be
required deduction of four per cent will he made for
cash. AUGUSTUS SMITH.
Fair Bluff, n. c. July 4; 1853. 443t
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TO ADVERTISERS.

THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE. a Weekly Newspaper,
published in the City of Raleigh N c. has FIV f
THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS circulates in every county,
and visits regularly nearly every Post Office in the State
ers Merchants and Traders generally the very best
dum for laying their Business Notices before the people
the State. Address A. NJ German Editor and PROPRIETOR
Raleigh n. G.. 1Juv s. lS53.-257-lt-i4 Its
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DEESWAx.-Wax wanted for which the highest cash
ID prices paid by W. @. HOWARD.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

nsWe are authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
BISHOP, candidate at the ensuing election in August
next for the Office of County Court Clerk of New Hanorer
County Mr.. Bishop pledges himself elected discharge
the duties the Office faithfully and the best of his ab
ty. May 12.-212-6t-36-te
GIVE authorized to announce w. A. WALKER
candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk of New ano
County, at the ensuing election.
June so, 1858 254-1t-43-te
Rg-We authorized to DR.. JAMES F. SNIP
SON. again a candidate for the office of County Court
Clerk, of New Hanover County Dr. s. pledges himself if
elected discharge the duties of his Office with industry and
fidelity. [Apr 29-33-te*
To the Voters of New Hanover County.
Feotc- Cit12cn-n short time it will devolve upon you
to elect from amongst number, suitable person to fill
the office of County Court Clerk Allow to present to your
consideration my candid,t for that Office and at
the time to return my sincere thanks for your liberal
suages heretofore bestowed and promise you elected
discharge the several duties of that Office with fidelity and
zeal. SAM'L r. BUNTING.
April 18th, 1855 1S7-te-32-te
egWe authorized to announce the Rev G. w. HILL
candidate for the office of County Court Clerk of Column
bus county, at the ensuing August election.
July /, 1853 43-te
KExAvsv1L1r, DrpLts Country, N. c., May, 1858.
Felloec- Citizens of Dupim County:
To avoid Misrepresentation, and place myself
quvoca position have chosen this method of saying to
Clerk and solicit your suages at the ensuing August cleo
tun IT, in your judgment, you to elect me, the
many duties and obligations of the Office shall be discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN j. WHITEHEAD.
! May Is, 1858 SITE
SUPERIOR COURT CLERK
To the Voters of New Hanover County.
FEL1ow-C 1r1zExs:-
The time will arrive when you will be called
elect fill the office of Superior Court Clerk
the ensuing At the suggestions and with the advice
Of my friends present my you candidate
that office. Should your preference honor the
shall endeavor to discharge its duties with fidelity ant
| zeal. n D. FENNELL.
| July 9th 1853 25S-lt-44-te*
E7-We are authorized to Mr.. H. w. FOY al
candidate the office of Superior Court Clerk at the
suing August election.
| May 9th, 1853 55te
a8-We authorized to announce Dr.. JOHN C. BROAD
HURST candidate for the office of Superior Court C1erl
at the ensuing August election.
May 9th, 1858 36te
To the Qualified Voters of Daplfn County.
Yielding to the continued solicitations my fellowciti
zens announce myself candidate for the cfce of thu
Superior Court Clerkship and solicit your surages
should be elected my intention to keep the Office
Kenaasvie and to be prompt, faithful and industrious
the discharge Of my duties
HENRY R. KORNEGAY.
KenansviIle, Dupfin CON- G., June 17.h '53 41te
ssWe are authorized to announce oTWAY B. SAN
DERS ESQ., candidate for reelection to the Office
/ Superior Court Clerk of Onslov County.
laly 8. 1853, fits
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From the U. S. Fireman's journal.

,HAMProNs VEGETABLE observation-disclosures Mortimer &,
oworay' OF Baltimore have conferred great blessing on
eacious hedicne-Dr Hampton-the privilege Of manufac
turing It, We have received several letters from old &C.
now resident in Baltimore. who for years
nave oeen afflicted with Bronchitis Asthma and Kbeuma
% IN their worst forms, and many other distressing
engendered by overexposure severe climate VIC
OF the lungs and general debility of the system
arsng from impure blood; with every whom instant
reR 4 and at last posture cares hare been Effected
When such information from reliable sources reaches tho
Puoc press we consider it duty mankind to give
1t all the publicity in its power
our readers South and West may rely upon the
mendaons Of friends in relation this medicine and
10 those North and East only that if
ceS exist among them for the sale of the VEGETABLE THO
TURE, remittance of One Dollar to Messrs NJ NJ Balti
more, Will insure the reception ola bottle of it,
zee advertisement to-day For sale by c. s. D. DuPre
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9XTEEN OF the best Apothecares in Baltimore say STA
R 81 ANODINE CHERRY EXPECTORANT for Coughs,
&C, and Of STABLERS DIARRCEA CORDIAL for ATE lions
OF the Bowels that they satisfied that they are medicines
OF Great value and efficient the diseases for
"ch ney are recommended that they
ana care in their preparation and style putting up
See advertisement fourth page. F' -
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WINE hundreds are rejoicing in the happy escape
g PANS occisloned By Burns Bruises
of others will buy the Mustang Linmen and ereGce the
same happy results. ~
Inc popularity of the Mustang Iinimen is
therefore those Sores Eruntiens
like plants, need only of its superiority to
give trial 49, Nf'' ~
See advertisement on fourth nacn
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WANTED TO PURCHASE. q
A NEGRO GIRL, about II years old. fair price "a
"A VII be given for one that is well recommended,
and to sui. AMY 10. Nj. CRONLY, w
July s. iS5S-5S-fl or at the Journal Ohce.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CARoL1NA
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
July 3-Sehr. Julia Eliza Thompson from PHILADELPHIA;
to George Harrss with INDIE.
Costin.
OUTSIDE BARB. Brig Susannah. Williams from
Newport, to j. D. NTcRae Co; with iron n c. r R
- 3 Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, from Charleston
with 40 passengers.
June 5-sehr. D. P. Woodbury. Davis from Little River
to Master.
Sehr Champion. Chadwick from Little River to DeRos
set & Brown with naval stores.
Schr Laura Whehurst, Shallotte to De osset &
brown with naval stores
Schr Laura Harker from Little River to DeRosset &
Brown; with naval stores.
Gu 5 Mail steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, from Charles
ton, with 70 passengers.
7-U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price from Charles
ton, with 81 passengers.
CLEARED.
July 4-Sc. Lamartne Tyler, for New York by Miles
Cosn; with naval stores and lumber
Schr Geo arriss, Corson. for Whining on DEL by Geo
Harriss; with 900 feet lumber 50 bbls rosiu q bales
yarn.
So. s. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston
with 80 passengers.
June 5-Br. Brig Echo Clarkson, for Demarara by De-
Rosset s Brown; with lumber, &c.
Brig Meallek. Alley. for Bath, Me-, by j. H. Chadbourn
& Co with Sc, 600 feet lumber
Gu. S. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates, for Charles
ton. with 81 passengers.
Sclr. d. p Woodbury. Davis for Little River by Master
chr Champion, Chadwick for Little River, by DeRosset
& Brown
Schr Laura Whtehurst, for Shaotte, by DeRosset &
Brown.
Schr LAURA Harker, for Little River, by DeRosset
schr L. P. Smith, Suites for NJ by DeRosse & Brown
with naval stores.
u S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston
with 40 passengers.
7-Sehr. Mary Powell Coffin. for New York, by Geo
Harrs; with 200 bushels pea nuts 3U5 bbs spirits turpen
tine. | sos do. rosin
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
&c.;-say Lumber so cents to 81 . NJ; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred.-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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From our Llttle River Correspondent.

LITTLE RIVER Is. c.. JrLY 20 1858
Arrived. June 25, Schr. D. P. Woodbury., Davis with
mdz, to Thos. W. Gore, w. J. Gore and others
Schr. Champion, Chadwick, with empty bbs, to DIR. L.
Frink.
%, Schr Laura Whitehurst, with mdze, to Thos. w
Gore, d. w. Jordan, w. ! Gore, and others.
Cleared, July 2. Schr. Laura Whftehurst with naval
stores, by D. w. Jordan
Schr. Champion, Oh adwck with naval stores by Thos
Randall and others.
Schr D. ?. Woodbury., Davis with naval stores, by Thos
Randall and others.
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R8We authorized to the Rev. G. w HILL
candidate for the office of County Court Clerk of Column
bus county, at the ensuing August election.
! July /, 1853 43-te
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING July It'll 1855

NAVAL SToREs-The receipts of Turpenne for the week
to-day have been light, and the market has ruled
steady last Thursdays prices The receipts have been
confined parcels per railroad and small vessels There
has been fair demand from both shippers and dsters du
ring the week. and the sales reach 2,OS5 barrels Wis
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY RECORD OF THE
WORLDS FAIR will be commenced the opening of the
Exhibition and completed in 26 numbers 1t is to be pub
shed in the Crystal Palace and will he under the uperv
of the managers Price 50 for the 26 numbers Sbcri
tions received at the Book Store Of
July 6 s. w. WHITAKER.
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KENANsv1LLE, DuPLtN County,, n. c..
Fello,c- Citizens of Dupli'a County,:
To avoid misrepresentation, and to place my
quivocal position, have chosen this method
you, that | am candidate for the Office of
Clerk, and solicit your suffrages at the ensuin
tiun. If, in your Judgment, you see cause to
many duties and obligations of the Office shall
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN J. VIII
Nav Is, 1858
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Ebs.. T.. Craia's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter


~ This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DETERRENT rfos1 ALE
ohts IN form and principle Of A<tcn, consequently sGeti
ng AL THE DAMAGES, while u from ias seeiaai
tr0ued To the various Kinds The
MORE being comparatively bad RuPaIsA
and brous hns
4orng security a all times rudsr the mest ~
When fitted by the proprietor ka the
placed ayond thssngr Of srsna,eu any other pans d
practice rsssns afflicted with Hernia
Truss sppyi 10 h-nalv bai and dangerous practice
familiar q R4pss
the
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sO AGENCIES sch and apY the trrssosi
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Ohssrv- tee siSn 81 The W ovsrthetnnF
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n.y. Tho shin F1,z. DeNrsoN Cant Tot


from Boston, dcbagng District
receipt goods
apis O. 9, BOGERT co. 10 Camp street.
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u The Consignees Of the following goods to
order, per ship TRIMoUNTAN Bostoyiz w A. Foure
s91.s chos.ae W. NJ ROW. IA bore. and packages Rais
NJ Is bundles Chairs Maekoy,
bale and erae please present their bills Of dng TO the D
charging Clerk the e red at their
W. HYNSON. Camp sreet. apls
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C..
HAVRE-fer ship Ashland :. lf2e bales cotton.
NEW YORK-Per bark Mary Elizabeth bales do
hemp 10 do 80 do srsapah 5 80
BELFAsT-Per bark Orient; l9,o1o bushels corn.
BRENES-Per ship Weleke 500 hhds toacso ESQ
bales loo bbls skins bales jslap
HAvRE-Per ship Robt Hooper, 27ss bales cotton,
AUSTRALIA ship John Mckenzie. hau. a5
bacon sides 600i bills fouT s76 ska 5000 feet lumber
LlvERPooL-Per ship Eliza Caroline bales
LIVERPooPer bark Prince Wales cotton do
moss sss bags wheat S6 do
LfvERPo0L-Psrs bp Lady Buwer: 33s7 bales cotton,
GALyESToNPer steamship MsIco whisky
200 bgs coffee bids 70 tagging s0cfs rope ande
CoRK-Per brig Nautilus. saeks corn,
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Princess, Holmes, from yiekaburg.
Illinois, Suthers, from st Louis
Mary Foley, Daieres rom Laourche
Anna No 2. IAbarhe, from 81 Martnsvile.
Tsrboa May Kan zsahd Phillips the
and 1sh ship Pyramid, ship
Hnctybo ship Raiah back Greyhouni, brig Curo and
Towboa Persian Brown from the Pssseuoed down
l4'h inst, ships White INDIAN,
tara Fannie.
Towbca D.soto Whsnn
INST ship WIN Pefrie and bark up briggs Croens
7 Martin. Julia Ford and Daniel Maloney.
rowbos ConqueFo Andrews, from the
l3h inst ship Chas Chalouer 14h 10
ships Vicksburg, Diana, schr Uncle Bill.
Toboa Panther, LePace, from the
18th ship u-foua 1t no
ship Richmond, brig Ensne schrs Mathew
Tobost Defiance the
10th inst ba,ks Wagrrn and chns Thompsn-bro
up ship Sen Eagle and bark Jane L Williams.
Tovboat Lonisvi Palmer, from
18th chip WIN Wallace
ship Northern Chief and barkA Martha Allen.
To~boat AuRossr6p, Dianey
ship barks Bella
bro't up bhrks 81 Mary sAnuita