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sNExAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON
the collection Of and &C
Texas the settlement Of land claims and
eecng Of the purchase OF produce
of merchandise and hat Of general com
mission business GEORGE BUTLER.
Moses Taylor, esq, J. q. Dudley Co..
Edward X. Collins Tanant Putnam,
Allen h Parson James Lefsrts d CO.,
Haydock, Cories, b. Co., Edward G.. Fac Co,
Hon. John w. Edmonds, J. b J. r. Trippe,
William q. Langley Co., Walter b. Townsend d Co.
y. s. Lathrop
Frederick w. Ritter Treasury Department
Feb 9-eod3m
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March I'D
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN
improved properyBy virtue Of deed OF trust from the
Colonel George Bomod will sod James
Mcclure, Thursday, March aith, at ocpck the fol
desctib Fty
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Bv y. q, MoGUIRE. Auction

By y. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF DAMAGED BOOKS, PUBLIC DOC
prints, Aeon Saturday afternoon, March 18Th,
O'Clock the front OF the CAPITOL
Naval Monument shall sell of books documents
prints Ac damaged burning Of the library
the CAPITOL December, 1851.
Terms cash, in specie. JAS, q, MCGUIRE
Mar lid
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MADAME Pulsxky's American Society" Sketches
of American aociety United during
Gussts.v q woIs
Queens OF Henry VIII by Agnes Strickland.
Ihe Iei, Of Redc Ae Of The Two Guardians
AZ Al TAYLOR MAURYS
Mar is bookstore, 9th al.
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by GREEN & SCOTT, Auotioneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT hUCTION.-On Saturday
10Th Instant shall sell In front OF tho premises
O'Clock, handsome building lot fIohng Maine
between ~ 9th the foundry Of
Rider The lot fronts ~ running 12 feet nchec
alley ~ feet inches wide, paved front and
TERMS One third balance credit Of sir and nine
the purchaser deferred bearing
deed given and deed Of taken all oonveyanees
cost OF the purchaser.
GREEN SCOTT,
MsrI7 Auct
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I AYAhDs New Researches Among the Rims OF
Nncveh and Babylon. evo with maps, plans, ius
uxtioJs
The MonarcbsA Novel by John b. Jones, author Of wt
Western Scenes
Brass Iron Founders Guide James
Lowgs Principles OF Organic Physiological Chemistry
lated Daniel Breed NJ d. ofthe United States Patent Once.
msri7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MADAME PoIsky's American society-sketcbss OF
MI Society United States during the Visit Of their
Guests vols.
Queens OF Henry VIII by Agnes Strickland
The Heir OF RsJcyf. The Two Guardians,
&c Al
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Also Ho0r OIL cIOs Tue ceIebfa
ted Rolls London which VIII be cut 10 nj
The best
respectfully invite The attention OF purchasers
Mar 10 Republic HOOE BRO, 90.
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JULIUS A. PETERS, Wine store, Pennsylvania
ION esr) offers for sale choice
somsnt OF wines, coda For sickness,
and unsdnitcrsted.
snd ale IL also very complete.
Pennsylvania avenue, side near to s,v-, i'm Tho
March l6-da ' " 49,
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THE society of Priends-A Domestic Narrative iusrst
the Peculiar Doctrines held by the Disciples Of George for by
Mrs. j X. Greer rs cents.
Trench the Lessons Proverbs Historic Doubts relative
Napoleon bonspsrt. and Historic Ceanes the Early
History OF America.
Truth OF, Pe-is Ciareton by Rev. O. D. Taylor.
Memoir OF the Rev w. A. n. Johnson, Missionary Sierra
Leone, Africa.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Seventh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
GEO. BRENT,
P. w. HAWKINS,
THOs. L SPEAKE,
O. A. FURGUssoN.
On Colts and Fillys.

Your committee beg leave most respect
fully to report, that the exhibition Of Colts
and Fillys was such that they have not be-
fore seen, and that it was most credl,able to
the county and hard to beat anywhere.
The competition was very close in meny
instances and very difficult! to decide. We
however, after much hesitation and delibe-
ration, award to Wm. B. Matthews, for his
thorough bred Colt, l year old, the premium
Of ST.; 10 same, for his thorough bred
Colt, 2 years old, the premium Of So; for
year old, thorough bred, no offer; for l
year old, thorough bred, no offer ; to N.
Slonesreet, for his thorough bred, 9 year
old Fllly, the premium of So; to Joseph
Young, for his thorough bred, 3 year old
Filly, the premium of So; to Mrs. M. J
Davis, for her common Colt, | year old,
the premium Of 81; TO Gen. John G.
Chapman, for his wear old common Colt,
the premium of So; to Samuel Hanson,
for his common Col, yeas old, the pre-
MUM Of So; 10 Rlchar! Smoot, for his
common Fillv, | year old, The premium of
81; to DR.. Francis r. Wills, for his COM
mon Fil.y, 2 years old, the premium of So /;
TO Francis II. Diggs, for his 8 year old
Filly, the premium Of So. All of which
is respectfully submitted.
CHAs. II. WILLS,
EDW. n. N.SToNEsTEEr,
Chs. L. GARDINER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Sheep.

The committee on Sheep beg leave to
submit the following report: They award
the premium for The best improved Buck,
to Judge Barnes, for his Cotswold Buck ;
to the same, a premium for his Cotswold
Eve. They likewise award a premium for
the bes, Buck, common breed, to Samuel
Cox, Esq; a premium for the best par
Ewes, common breed, to Mr.. Charles II.
Wills; the premium for the best lot Of
Lambs, TO Judge Jenkins, for his pen Of 4 j;
the premium for the best Slaughtered Nut,
ton, TO Dr.. F. r. Wills. The committee
would remark that the Slaughtered Mutton
was the best ever exhibited here.
STANlsLAUs FARRALL,
RICHARD Il. TUBMAN.
GEORGE S. WILLETT,
HENRY a. MOORE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
JOHN II. BOSWELL,
THOMAS S. MARTIN,
JoHN Il. FREEMAN.
On Improved Cattle.

The committee on Improved Cattle pre-
sen, the following as their report. In the
discharge Of The duty ASST igned them, they
cannot forbear 10 express their high sense
Of the improvement going on in the breed
ing Of nea, cattle. as in the opinion OF your
commillee the offering Of the present ex-
ceIed those of The last as far as those Of
the last did those of the preceding years
The number Of animals coming under the
head Of Improved Cattle was not large, but
they reflected the highest credi, upon the
enterprise and spiri! Of their gentemauly
owners, and give promise of a thorough
and perlec, renovation in this hitherto too
much deprecated stock Of our county.
Y our committee cannot fail 10 mention the
two beautiful Bulls of Col. F. Thompson,
the one 2 and the other l year old last
spring, as being The finest specimens Of the
far famed Durham breed, and hard 10 beat
any where; while the Cows and four
N onlhs old Bull Calves Of MIR. John Ham
l,on would not fail to attract attention
among the fines; specimens of the Devon
Your comm,tee award to Col. Thompson
The premium for the best Bull, impr
stock TO Mr.. Hamilton, ,he premluc
the best Mich Cow, improved stock 1
10 the same gentleman the premium o.
Heiier, improved breed, for his red He!
mixed Durham breed, and likewise
same gentleman, The premium for the
Bull Of any breed, from l 10 2 years
for bis Devon Bull Calf, 4 months OLD
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN F. GARDINER,
F. B. F. BURGEss,
G. VIM. RoBEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Tobacco.

The committee on Tobacco beg leave
respectfully to report, sha. after a careful
examination Of the many fine samples OF
Tobacco, which came under their inspec-
iion, tn v met with great difficulty, owing
to the Ene quality Of all which was exhibi-
ted 10 which to award the premiums; but,
after exercising their best judgment, they
have decided TO award the first premium to
No. 8, Benjamin Tubman's;) the second
premium to No. 9, John H. Freeman's y
and the shird premium to No. 6, (Henry A.
Moore's.) Your committee were much
pleased TO see the great care which had
been ,a.en in The management Of all the
Tobacco exhibited. This exhibition of SO
grea. luxury is sufficient 10 satisfy all that
Charles county Tobacco-growers cam. be
surpassed, if they can be equalled by any
Others n the State of Maryland. 1t shows,
too, while we have The soil TO produce fine
Tobacc7, we have men of that energy of
character who take pride in producing the
finest qualities. All of which is respectful
ly submitted by your commistee.
ABsALoM JENNIsoN,
VIM. HAMILTON,
THOMAS Y. RoBEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
JAMES L. BRAwNER.
ALEXANDER QUEEN,
GRIFFIN CARTER.
On Counlerpanes and Quilts.

OH COHHLeTpdneS ana ekNtHS.
The committee on Counterpanes and
Quilts report, that larger number than
heretofore was exhibited, all of which did
credit to the fair hands which wrought
Them The committee had some difficulty
as to which should have the preference, and
had i. no, called in the aid of some of the
fair sex, nigh. not have come 10 a correct
conclusion as to which were entitled 10
premiums. The homemade yarn and COT
ton Counterpanes showed great improve
ment in the manufactures, some of which
would be hard to bea. by foreign compeii-
,ion. The homemade Quilts, requiring
more minute attention and labor, were taste
fully designed and beautifully executed.
The patience, skill and perseverance of
those who worked these, is evidence Of
wha. fair woman can do when her heart
and head are sci TO work. Had men such
hearts and heads, this would be paradise.
The premiums are awarded as follows:
For the bes, homemade yarn Counterpane,
No S, (Nlrs. Walter A. lIaislip's,) the first
premium; to No. 10, (Mrs Rebecca Ede-
Inns, the second premium; TO No.4, Mrs.
John B. Maddox's, The third premium; for
The bes. cotton Counterpart, No. 2, (Mrs.
Violeiia Smoo,'s,) the first premium; to
No. /, (Mrs. George W. Carpinler's,) the
second premium; for the best homemade
Quil., No. 2, (Mrs. Elizabeth S.one's,) the
frs. premium TO No.7, Mrs. Dr.. Dent's,)
The second premium; to No. s, (Mrs. Thos.
o. Bean's,) the third premium; to No. 10,
Mrs. E. w. Day's,) the fourth premium.
There was exhibited some specimens Of
Blankets, spun and wove out of the Merino
wool, from The flock Of gentleman, Gen.
John G. Cbapman's,) Of this county, (and
manufactured in Montgomery County,
Md, which were justly admired for their
fine texture, and excelen! manufacture,
which, as the committee have no power to
award premium for, is recommended TO
The favorable consideration OF the Execu-
live Committee. All Of which is respect
fully submitted.
DANIEL JENIFER,
VIM. NJ. MORRIS,
NATHANIEL HALEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On. Hogs.

The undersigned, acting as committee
to award premiums on Hogs, respectfully
report, that there was but one Boar ex-
hibited, and he was certainly very good Of
his age, for which they award premium
of So, to James l.. Brawner end for the
bes. Sow, they award premium of So, to
James r. Brent; and for the bes. Sow and
Pigs, they award premium of So, 10 Jas.
L. Brawuet; ond for the best Pork Hog,
they award q premium of 81, to Richard
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Common Cattle.

The committee on Common Cattle, afer
careful examination Of the many pens OF
stock presented TO their consideration, have
awarded to Dr. +. X. Wills, the premium Of
So, for his Bull; 10 Col. Francis Thomp-
son, the premium of S3, for his Mich
Cow; TO Mr.. T. Yates Kobey, The premium
Of So, for his Heifer. All Of which is re-
sPeclfully submitted.
A. II. ROBERTSON,
3. d. SPALDlHG,
VIM. LONG,
BARNES CoMPToN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

had righ. 10 expect. 1t Is but poor en-
couragemenl for the Executive Committee
to give their time, their labor and attention
to the discharge Of their duty, when they
receive bu, cold and reluctant assistance
from those who ought to be equally in,e-
rested, and should take manly part in
sustaining and carrying out the object and
intention of The Society. ] here call on
and invite every farmer. who is no. a men,
Der, to add his name to our list. ! call on
every man to rally by the plough, to hold
on to the plough, /" give speed to the
plough, as the suresl means Of promoting
his temporal happiness and prosperity. He
would be poor farmer indeed, who would
deser, the plough when cheered by the
smiles, and encouraged by the presence of
dear women"
The time having arrived for the deliver
ing of the Annual Address,
On motion of Col. JENIFER, the follow
ing committee were app"lned to walt upon
the Orator and escor, him TO the stand !:
Col. JENIFER, DR.. ROBERT FERGUSON,
and SAMUEL Cox.
Col. VIM. ]. BLACKSTONE, Of St. Mary's
county, the Orator, having been introduced
to the meeting, delivered an able address,
throughout the delivery Of which ho re-
ceived much applause.
Upon the conclusion Of the address, Col.
JENIFER moved that copy Of the same be
requested for publication, which motion
was unanimously adopted
The reports Of the several awarding
committees were handed in and read by the
Secretary, after which followed the distr-
button Of Premiums.
The Society adjourned ill the first Tues
day in November Court.
JOHN HAMILTON, PresI.
E. WELLS, Sec'y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Garden Products.

The undersigned committee on Garden
Products, SC. report, lha! after careful ex-
animation, they award premiums Of ST. each
10 10, Of Cabbage No. 2, (P. Davis'); to lot
Of Pumpkins No. l, (Mrs. NJ. J. Davis;
to 10, of I:ish Potatoes No.3, (R. B. Po-
sey's); 10 lot Carrots No. |, (Mrs. E. A.
Middle.on's); to lot Of Swee. Potatoes
No. 8, IS. Farrall's); TO lot of Beets No. l,
( Mrs. E A. Middleton's); to 10. Of Parsnips
No. l: (Mrs. E. A. Mlddle,on's). Your
committee saw no lot Of assorted Vege-
tables on exhibition. All of which is re-
speclfully submitted.
WILLIAM BOSWELL,
SAMUEL HANSON,
JOHN 0. MADDOX.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Oats and Corn.

The committee on Oats and Corn re-
spec,fuly report, ,ha, after careful exami-
nation of the certificates and af1ilavits sub
misted to their inspection, award the pre-
miUms as follows For the best five acres
of Com, TO Csptoin James II. Neale, the
product being 60 barrels Of Corn; for the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Home made Cloth,

Your committee on Homemade Cloth,
after examining all the articles under their
consideration, award the premiums as fol-
lows: For the best Kersey, 10 lot No. 4,
Mrs. Basil D. Spalding's); second best do.
to lot No. l, Mrs. Kitty Turner's); to best
striped or plaid Linsey, to 10. No. l, (Mrs.
Elizabeth Nesle's); second best do. to 10.
No. 2, Mrs. James R. Brenl's); best cotton
do. 10 lot No. l. Mrs. John B. MadJox's)
second bes. do. to lot No. No. 2, (ssme);
bes. Cassnet, TO lot No. 2, (Mrs. E. A.
Tucker's); second bes. do 10 10, No. 3,
Mrs. J. II. Hawkins); best domestic Fan-
mel, 10 roll No. A, Mrs. G. Il. Gardiner'sl.
! secona pest 40 10 ron ], .. i, mrs. ElIzas
beth Neale's). ALI Of which is respectfully
submitted.
! JAMES L. BRAwNER,
ALEXANDER QUEEN,
GRIFFIN CARTER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Carriage and DraugM Horses.

Your committee on Carriage, Single Har-
ness and Draugh. Horses had offered for
their examination, 4 pairs of Carriage
Horses, l Single-IIarness Horse, and pairs
Draugh. Horses and we award 10 Gen.
John G. Chapman, the premium for Car
rsge Horses to Mr.. Samuel Hanson, the
premium for Single-Harness Horse; and to
Mr.. Francis II. Digges, for the bes, pair of
Draugh. Horses. All of which is respect
fully submitted
K. B. PosEY,
HENRY A. NEALE,
w. A. PosEY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Jacks and Mules.

The undersigned committee on Jacks
and Mules respectfully report, that, after
careful examination, they award to MIR.
John Hamilton the frs, premium of $5 for
the best pair of Mules; to William Fer
gusson, the second premium Of So for the
second best pair Of Mules; to DR.. Francis
r. Wills, the first premium Of So for the
best Elue col. Of from one to three years
old We also award 10 Mr. Samuel Cox a
certificate Of preeminence for his Jack
+" Knight Of Malia,'' ('here being under q
rule of the Society no premium allowed
for animals that have once taken pre-
mium.) All of which is respectfully sub
mi,,ed.
JOHN II. BOSWELL,
THOMAS S. MARTIN,
john II. FREEMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Stations and Mares.

CH iCtulItOUS ana SEl" tS.
The undersigned committee on Ssalions
and Mares report, that they have awarded
the premium, for The bes. Stallion, to Mr.
Barnes Compton for the best Brood
Mare, thorough bred, TO HIr. Francis Ede'
len and for The best Brood Mare, common
breed, 10 Mr.. Samuel Cox.
The exhibition Of Stallinns and thorough
bred Brood Mares was small-ihere being
but two Stations and but two thorough
bred Brood Mares exhibited. The exhi
bi!on of Brood Mares. common breed, was
large, and some Of them very superior in
size and form. All of which is respectfully
submitted
GEO. BRENT,
P. w. HAWKINS,
THos. L SPEAKE,
O. A. FURGUssoN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Potatoes and Iurmips.

The committee on Potatoes and Turnips
respectfully report, tho! after carefully in
specing the several parcels offered, DO
award 10 Dr.. F. r. Wills, for the best one
eighth acre of Irish Potatoes, the Grst pre-
MUM of So; for the bes, bushel Of Irish
Potatoes, the frs. premium Of 81, to Rich
ard B. Posey. There being no other GER
li6caes produced The commitee do not feel
authorised to award any second premium.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
R. G. WATSON,
FRANCIS H. DIGGEs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

Barnes. There was much competition in
Pork llogs--several very fine indeed, being
exhibited, bu. after due reflection, your
commit,ee believe Mr.. Barnes the best, end
award accordingly. All of which is re-
spec.fuly submitted.
THOMAS o. BEAN,
JOHN H. FREEMAN,
A. TENNIsoN,
S. w. DENT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Oren.

The committee on Oxen respectfully
award premiums to the following persons
For the bes, yoke Of Oxen, TO James Fer
gusson; for second best do, TO Charles II
Wills; for best do. from | to years old
John Hamilton. All OF which is respect.
fully submitted.
GEO. H. GARDINER,
JOHN II FREEMAN,
THos. O. BEAN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Socks and Stockings.

The undersigned, constituting a com.
mil,ee on Socks and Stockings, beg leave 10
report. that, (afser as careful an examna-
,ion as the numerous flashing eyes Of the
fair ones tina. surrounded US would permi,,)
we no. loosing sigh, Of the main objec.,
however, awuld 10 lot No. |, (Nlrs. c. a.
Tuckcr's,) The first premium for tho
best yam Socks and to 10. No 2, (Mrs,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY Il. WELLS, JR.
EDIT N ID PR o p r / E T o r /.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one wear, if paid within six months, $l50
6 6 ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADVERTISEMENTS per square for two inser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or IA Of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion. IF the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lshed until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who adj
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

the hill, and worked with the hoe. 1t had at con-
venent intervals two thorough workings with
two-horse plough, and then laid by. The kind of
Corn, the eight and ten rowed.
JOHN HAMILTON.
Sworn to before ELIJAH w. DAY.
November 9Th, 1853,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
PR ROCE EDIN G S
OF THI

CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
AT ITS SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION, HELD IN PoRT
TOBACCO ON THE 8TH AND 9Tu OF
NOVEMBER, 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17

award the premium TO Theophl!us Hawkins
for his Saddle Mare, So.
FRANCIS THoMPsoN,
Chairman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
On Saddle Horses.

The committee on Saddle Horses report,
,ha, lser reviewing some eight horses, they
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-17
REPOR'

REPORES
OF TIE AWARDING COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived-Schrs Justna Hewitt, New York for Salem;
Richmond, Wood do for Portland
25th-Arr brig BengueIa Hchbavn Matanzas for Bos.
ton schr Sea Lion, Manning, Matapon Va, for Thomas
ton.
mouth.
27th-Arr schr Augusta, Springer, New Bedford.
Saed-26th, brig Benguela and schr james English,
Boston.
27th-Sld schrs Justina Richmond Sea Lion, and Har
binger.
2sth-In port, schrs syph, and Augusta; also schr
Energy, Marchant, for Thomaston-
PHILADELPHIA, March l.
Arrived-Schrs BENJAMIN English, Lyon New Haven;
VIM Iopcr, Lake, and Browning. Msey NYork; r l.
Fay CAIN Charleston Thos Ireland Somers Great Egg
Harbor.
fellowship Montauk, Brightman, Messna; bark Plato,
Carroll Maanzas.
Cleared-Ship Saranac Dean, Liverpool; bark Sarah
Bryant San Francisco; brig Ieonce, Bradbury, Cenfue
gos schrs VIM Lopez, Lake, Richmond; Thos Ireland,
somers, and r Browning Risley, Niork Benz English,
LYON New Haven.