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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
Died.
On Friday night goth inst, PAULlN DUPU
an extensive planter in this parish.
U See Nsw Advertisements Nert Page.
ADVERTISEMENT

Az -
Mr.. EDITOR: l have carefully perused P. E..
Jennings answer to my publication of the 18th
inst, or rather his vain attempt to refute the
truth which it contained; and as he has address,
ed himself personally to me, I cannot let him
pass unnoticed, but feel myself constrained re-
luctantly to reply.
He censures you. Mr.. Editor, most bitterly
and uniustly for giving publicity to the con-
tents of my pamphlet, and falsely accuses you
of assisting me TO write it. For more than
three months, the columns Of his paper have
been flooded with the most scurrillous, abusive
and scandalous articles that ever appeared in
any journal, not only to defeat my election, but
also tending to injure my personal character,
blast my future prospects, and falsely attach to
my name a stigma of shame and disgrace. His
paper has been scattered broadcast throughout
the parish and State. Some of its articles re-
Iative to myself have been e-published and
commented upon in other journals. / have
been called upon from time to time to justify
my position as a candidate, if | could do so.-
Charges have been brought against me which,
though false, have borne hard upon my mind.
| abstained from taking notice of those attacks
as long as | could do so consistently and hon
orably. Mr.. Jennings seems to think that he
has a right to abuse me with IMMUNITY, and TO
allow others to do the same through the col
umns of the Gusette, and that no printer or ed
itor should dare publish anything rejecting up
on his precious name and far-famed reputation
as an editor. My name and reputation as a
private citizen are as dear to me, and | prize
them as higblya as he does his.
As positively as he has denied what I have
written and had published concerning him as a
mar and an editor, SO as positively do | re-as-
sert that every word is true; and | r~eiterate
that any man who allows himself to be con.
trolled and dictated to as he allows himself to
be, is a disgrace to the Democratic party, to the
editorial profession, or any other party or pro-
fession. He is not aware. perhaps. that a Ger.
tain gentleman not many months since boast
"4 h-
ingly claimed the authorship of most of the
editorials published in the Gazette, and ASSERT
ed that he, Peter E. Jennings, was unfit and
incompetent to edit any paper. If Mr.. Jen,
nings will only charge his memory we'll, he
will recollect that he informed q friend of mine
that when the editorial headed "Read and Re.
feet was handed to him for publication, he
said he found it too severe and personal, and
that he curtailed and moderated it considerably
If he will also reflect well, he will r~ecolIect
that, besides what he acknowledged to others
he told me enough to justify me in saying
what have said of him. But it appears Of late
that Jennings says one thing and writes ano'
ther; and IL answer to this publication, if he
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
Eints to Farmers.


Toads are the best protection Of cabbage
against lice.
Plants, when dropping, are revived by a few
grains of aamphor.
Pears are generally improved by grating on
the mountain ash.
Sulphur is valuable in preserving grapes, &c,
from insects. -.
Lard never spoils in warm weather, if it is
cooked enough in frying out.
In feeding with corn, sixty pounds ground
goes as far as one hundred pounds in the Kerr
mel.
Corn meal should never be ground very fine;
it Injuries the richness of it.
Turnips of small size have double the nutri-
tious matter that large ones have.
Ruta Baga is the only root that increases in
nutritious qualities as it increases in size.
Sweet olive oil is a certain cure for the bite
of a rattlesnake. Apply it internally and ex-
t~ernally.
Rats and other vermin are kept away from
grain by a sprinkling of garlic when packing
the sheaves.
Money skilfully expended in drying land by
draining or otherwise, will be returned with
ample interest.
To cure scratches on a horse, wash the legs
with warm soapsuds, and then with. beef brine.
Two applications will cure in the worst case.
Timber, when cut in the spring and exposed
to the weather with the bark on, decays much
sooner than if cut in the fall. -
Experiments show apples to be equal to po~
tatoes TO improve hogs, and decidedly superior
for feeding cattle.
Wild onions may be destroyed by cultivating
corn nlon0hinr and LEAVING the field in It's
ploughed state all the winter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

1--WE refer to the articles respecting the
Washington Monument. Boxes will be placed
at the polls on Monday throughout the State
for this patriotic object, and assuredIy it will
be done here, where the plan first originated,
with this paper,) and where is now the origi-
nal box in which the first dime was deposited
at the polls for dime and half dime contribu~
tons. We are sorry that we are obliged to re-
strict our notice of this interesting subject to
these few lines.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

The True Democrat.--A New paper, bear
ing this title, made its appearance in this city
yesterday, edited by Junius Smith, ESQ. Its
motto is Opposed to all Claques, Monopo7ies,
Combinations, and packed Conrentions." The
True Democrat puts up the name Of Hon.
Charles Gayarre for Congress, from the First
District, and that of James L. Carman, Esq,
for Sheriff, and opposes "the entire Clique, or So
called Democratic Ticket"
Sc. says the Picayune. Send it along up
this way. We want it here.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

9. Shun the rake as = snake, ayipcc, a very
demon.
10. Finally, never marry q man who is ad.
dicted 10 the use Of ardent spirits. Depend
upon it, you are better off alone than you would
be were you tied to a man whose breath is
polluted, and whose ritals are being gnawed
out by alcohol.
In the choice ola wife, take the obedient
daughter of a good mother.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

Intelligence has been received from Missis~
sippj, which indicates a probability that McRae,
democrat, will be elected Governor, and the
Legislative majority will favor Jefferson Davis
reelection to the United States Senate.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

MISUNDERSTANDING no stronger evidence can
be adduced Of the intrinsic value and unrivalled
usefulness of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, than in or
der to supply the demand the Proprietor has been
compelled to build an immense block, occupying
a large part ola square on one of our principal
~thoroughtares, five stories of which is to be occu-
pied by his Laboratory for the preparation of the
Cherry Pectoral alone. As this article has now
won IFS way to the public faver solely by its sue
cess in curing disease, this fact is some comment
on its virtue.-LomeN advertiser.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

The New York Herald wants all the Presi-
dents foreign appointments, except Mr. Bu-
chanan's, rejected by the Senate, and insists that
the President ought to. dismiss all his Cabinet
officers!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

The Washington Union, officially announces
the appointment Of the Hon. Robt. AcLane, of
Maryland, as Minister TO China, and Mr.. L. X.
Bonner, of the IAN State, as consul to Bor-
deaux.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

UMr. Soule arrived at Madrid, 29th uit.--
The government, it was said, had resolved to
receive him as the envoy of a friendly power,
and to wait his acts.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

TSeventy-iye tons of Bibles and Tesla
ments, or 10000 copies, have been circulated
in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Northern Illinois
during the past six years, leaving an indelible
impression upon the character of thousands.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, November ., 1855

UWe trust our readers will excuse US if
our paper this week does not suit their taste.
The canvass is now over and having devoted
so much Of our space to one subject, we have
no time to say anything upon any other.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

TThe following is the weekly statement Of
the New York banks; capital S48,45o.ooo:
loans, $4,000, 900; specie, 1880, 900; ~circula-
ton, $9,465, 900; deposities, $4,000.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

sDBy the latest news from Europe. tie
statement that our minister to China had es-
poused the cause of the Emperor and offered
him 81, 100000, is reiterated.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

U-The Columbus, Mississippi, Democrat says:
ave would not vote for our father il he were alive;
and advocated prompt and peaceful secession.'
Nor we, but speaking Of secession, nobody secedes
from the belief in Perry Davis Pain Killer. On
the contrary, the constant "annexations' 10 the
crowds who call upon the Agents. See advertise
IQeilt. &.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

ia portion of the boarding house keepers
of Boston held a meeting on the l4th inst, and
resolved to advance the price of board fifty cents
a week, in consequence of the high price of
provisions. Flour now sells for $3.50 and 50
per barrel.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

BJSee advertisement of new Dry Goods
store just opened--aIso that of Mules for sale
at auction.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

gJThe contributions TO the Washington Mon.
ument at the Crystal Palace, since its opening
amount to 1926. Of this, $l,O76,53 was
from the public schools.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

UAn obituary notice of the lamented Pau
LIN DUPUY, is unavoidably laid over till next
week.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05

UMr. LAMoN, Wing candidate for Super
lntendent Of Public Education: is dead.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-05
Important Geographic Items.

Z" f@Ga LATER FROM THE EAST.
The lates advices from the Danube state that
on the 9th inst. Omar Pacha summoned the
Commander in Chief Of the Russian forces to
evacuateIthe Principalities with his troops, with
in fifteen days, and informing him that in case
of a definite refusal to obey the summons, hos
tilities would Immediately m
One hundred and fifty thousand Turkish
troops have been ordered into the field.
AT the Russian camp general orders had been
received from st. Petersburg, and the troops
were Immediately put in motion. Fifteen bat
talions marched through the city of Bucharest.
e 1t was reported that Prince Gortchakoaff had
~fronlally accepted the command of the army in
the Principalities. " IN .st.@ #"3.a4H2
All the Russian officials bad left Turkey.
At the last accounts the Russian squadron
was on its way to the Mediterranean
Austria had been augmenting her forces on
the Turkish frontiers.
+@@ '. LATER.
Nep York.--Oct. 3l.--It is the opinion of
English and French dipolomatists that the war
between Russia and Turkey will be confined
to the frontiers, and will not spread over Eu-
rope. II
Turkey had given permission for neutral flags
to remain on the Danube until the 25th October,
but no longer.
THE CUBA QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The Star newspaper of to day, states that a
letter had been received in this city which states
that a large French and English fleet will be
dispatched for the Gulf of Mexico as soon as
the condition Of the Eastern question will per-
NIT. 1t states that the Union had good ground
for its assertions with regard to the design of
the Europen nations to Africanize Cuba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
CENTRAL AMERICA.

We have The Gaceta de Costa Riea to April % All IS
quiet in that State From Nicaragua there had been re-
ports Of revolutionary disturbance but they had proved
unfounded Don Fruo Chamorro, Supreme Director elect
had assumed the rens Of government amid perfect tran
guilty Mr. Squier who is noTin Central America, had
been received with great enthusiasm by the people of Mic
sraeua large number Of the citizens of Leon had ad
dressed TO him public letter Of congratuaton on his ar
val haling him the generous and ardent friend OF
Nicaragua the Jealous and indefaglble defender Of this
country of his friends, who owe him gratitude aud &C
Acknowledgements equal the dsinrested and efficient
vices he has rendered TO the vital interests Of Central Ams
rca and especially OF Nicaragua Ad assuring hin that
their intention in honorng him IS also to present to the
Government and People Of the United States demonstra
hon Of appreciation and sincere friendship From the
seat Of what IS called between Guatemala and londu
rns fhDre Is moth Eg new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Died.

April p from injuries received By the bursting he bo e Of e
: 5. ': .s8 t a d 4sR a s c: : E
Ripley. - -. -
and O'Clock Tuesday mOrnns April u foa iajass esed ~
Marin Murphy Of Rancho de Ia PokI" Oil T0WnP -
ClsrsCo. ~, - -,
II from planes received by explosion the Jn Lind
c. Shelton, formerly Of Galveston, Texas .,.-
Rev William ROinsoo eyed year. AMI aoP i A. Rail.
wife Capt Charles formerly Of Bueks0or Maj ie aged
szyesIH -, p, I'll, .,.a n and n 5,v, damn,
tsI ~ Of IL L. Roy r. and ainetsa WestIsl.
n Francisco April H. Of convuo1s .In - ssaIes
aged years months only OF William r C. AMI EIs'e'a
on K.psIs Cree Sierra County idrOwnsdl April MO'ss B
about 20 yea He les,ess giie and one child p r R.,
Ranch about thr.y miles the Hi, NOkeanns
At Jackson April Of mama fever frAneS A. Dss'' ''
Al McEelunne Hill April Mr Lz iormery from Germany
T. Cogwe q Of Marsha Calhoun Co. Mich where ne leaves
Drowned in attempting Trinity River George W. Bibsr
piiDer formerly Of Jeheron City DO aged q po,
In San tIane.eS Ap ~ af cs Ca he Lad CO..,
2pii JenDett W. wife LOyes, P.atsr formerly
Drowned evening Of the ia April Mr Donss Dow :
Wharf Bepoca he being nockedover By pile ns on am "Aea
On bosie the slip JscOb've ~ Thomas Queen carpenter Of
Al MeSesn Flat near Jamestown wednesday March, g. ch
On Board shp Apna Knia JAN 49, fever Mrs Eliza H.
Aprl a. NJ from injuries received from the explosion o. th
the Jenny Lind Edward Benin Of Osan aged
m Lance o Tes 3d. Michael smh Ireland 4, year. ill.,
jacob iioeh Germany -; Hsrran E. sbes Denmark 3 years
Susan g Fs4 FtFoS n y Yeas 5 Jam se%a
Germany, Is years Nicholas caubb Nqh Csr9na 81 ye,Fs IN
Blown Marqussas Islands 81 sth Frederick Rasz Faace
~ Jcseph Scranton, England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
CITY ITEMS.

ESTERTANNTyTS &c, DAY AND EVENING.
,fe,EfH a. beos a. tie Broadway ThssE tonight MEFcest
ThEne- 80,
szF WouLD Would NoTst BETtons onsht md The
Toodles = Burton two parts =, ~,
- eSick = concluding with " The Review" - =,
buriesque "Mscbsth,r and The Nsncering AnstIeL
Tr CoFsE evening az Barnus husern Ick eie,
A' ICON Boot, Al the swan and Loan Of Lover
amor RcTs TourrEments and innunesble ss Of
Sr a. Fraponfs Hrpolrone this afsznoor and evening"
7,zr Ixrrc CELpRIS Il the Srudio Cunoso, BrosdwsJ
PrTxaM Equestrian drama tersn WIN een Petio1-nees a.
the BoweTy Circus -. -..,.... ~ -. A.
VOCAL ESrEETAExr nterpsrssd with anecdotes Of Ersi this
,T,rinr A. stuyyes.nt's Institute. By Mr.. Fr.ser
FrfuorAs Bursq1es ke &C. n gesf variety hs
1TSr on MoSr BLANC this evening AZ he Chinese Rooms
P.svHps PaxoRGNa Holy LASD VIII be exhibited a. as1s
- rsTpr1tg MusEuN . srn open day and evening
sr n rfoSAf AZ apEaF DESIGN open day and evening
gT WAsuSQTes EXHIBITION = epss - -s1 eI Aaa sIslDs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

L,.e6 from he Usied State Psa. ofes for ee xses aiding
70.
rCaref1ly Prepared for The y Y. Tribune.
Ahel BsehdT Of Lowell Mass for improvements in Counter
SipkE Dated May 10 1919
Dodge Of NeW-lorA n y toE improvement Pump
Valves Dated May 10, 1873
L Of hsrtfd Conn for Improvement IN -zlng Ma
cbsnes Dated May 10. 1885
- Mnuis II Neadvie Pa for Improvement in Invalid Lo
eorrotIve Chars Dated Nay 10 1853
JoTsttsn Morrill, Of Hampton Fas y Il To- Improved Ditch
~ Machine Dlted May 10, 49,.
fpoch CooL, q Bangor Ne, r Improvement IN Fareuing
Lfafler Belngs Dsted Nay TO- ~
inc W Rckads Hob0ken, j. ioI Improvement il Rsge
M Arpa-atus for Printing Presses D-ed Nay ~ III
Sherwood Of Port Elwlrd y. T. for improvements Ma
ehires lcr Making WrUuzht NAILS Dated Nay 10, 10
Srkiss NeEiOIk y y Improvement Ope
,g al 5Icns tle kudds Of steam esses Dated Nay TO-
II snv- c. Toy Y Y for Improvements Machines Gr
N,tiag Hook hs1ccd sYifcs. Dated Nay 20 i5D
6eo Nhppe Of Ne az y J. To- lIPEogeI1eLL 70 Man1isc.
turing Ma.ess r directly hon H. ore Dated Nay ~ lA
u WIDE Ners o. ioT Improvement II Locomotive Engines
o.. d sisf Of Pr aderha Pa foE improvement pint
COR toud Dated Lay i lc5J Patented IN England Ocl IS 49,
Al e place sud 5s Ma k-nnon Of Portsmouth v b. for In
,-cveue 81 II En1uua Icons. Dated Nay 10, 1855.
join Nee Lowell Mas AszEEoE % Jro Nee AID JOIN ko1rks
Of pace Gi1eE Aackeunon q Forsnol5h MI oE In
,--r~eU erf IN Nsip Net Fatrcs Dated Nay IL, 1850
lanes ~ Parton Wu. r. Ferg1s Of Philadelphia Pa As.nors
- ro Costs or Improvement N 4oEgns and
Crooyirg nd Moulding Cutters Batea aJ ~ ~ ~
Se Young OF Philadelphia Pa, AsgnoE q Jso W Middleton,
PfnunE fEesses D-iec May 10
l655. AIte Gated NOV. 70, l1s2
Sarrue SaoT q Philadelphia Pa As no q @aef u Aouot
I'D Archie LaEsrcs ofssne place E Del io Cooking Stove
D. iis 1sf Of Spring GGdsn "a AEsaoE James Ahoo
an Of Philadelphia Pa 2E DnEn of Coo<ing
S,ove. Dssd Nay ie 1873
EdwGdF kotE.on Ct Boston A1A1 f Dets- iof 'oofns
errre. rsffd Nv IT, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

No moment haftsu place in tie o1s ness OF s
nifty dunn past week tie state q trade I'D money
Frh,s are beng paid heavy and he
or oz hlhe prices fccTtJ-s Of goods connlnd
and
cueuce fellows sITTlusge We
oe 10 re conclusion however that bnex h shown the
ssf foTtI tendency FOR the beter @ we DO -rtf
improvement n prices o. 70 any pr change ir Ae
hetter m fbe M new market rather the Of
ana Of adarta0n The character Of business wch
cE1 p4opy ccoy and o co
viii Ire 4 ifies which ue o1ercd
D the varl0 I-lrs points
or hen or supplies has fairly opened the 5nE
Az tle r ns OF days Temporary
ppop 10 IN We however, consider he last Of the saus
heWers p rest ard 20 have periodical rather tan rgs
lar trade tbs vl commence Dung tts uonh
Bauk interest moLey per month the lsals oelnz
mostly cound business Ehort l Wiz stocks ts q
isane security Interest the llol. tle 20
4 cer, rpcn th uatu & os-uiy o-tc & q tle
isser car y III A.
why this practice should prevail except thai Aa5ld
lender favorable opportunity % Obtain h rtfe q iEief
th.u hs uodes,y would otherwise permit hifa 70 tfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
wnLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

FuT-Yesterday morninH about O'Clock, Ere broke
out In stable AZ Maspehyie, On the NewtOwn Road,
about two and hall miles from Wllamsburgh. The sta
bic COW and quantity Of hay wasburned, also stabs
and corn crib adjoining considerably damaged, and
but Tor the timely arrival Of several % the Wiamsburgh
Fire Companies much property would have been destroy
ID The buildings belonged 20 the MessTs shoemaker
md were occupied by a German farmer, named Wesser
a.. the engines passing through North Secondst, on
fleir return. a boy named Thomas Murphy residing 40
No ljG South Third s. IN attempting 70 avoid wagon
feu under Engine No J. and bad his right arm and foot
badly bruised by Of the wheels passing over them lie
was conveyed % his residence by members OF the company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Part OF san Francisco-Arriyed

Ami SHIP Tuskn. CusamAr Is ca I'm P1gets Sound eak
Fanny Mso 6resy, B d. I'm Hong KcEs schrE Victoria lax
nom Of steamer Lewis with pas Liza Gay
fou Bonss Bay with 81 from The ; $ Lewzj Eoop C. W.
AT Riley the wreck Of the s s. Levls with 3
Aprl lo-ChpPe ships flying Ceds waie S d I'M boen
Jsoh Bell KHAN z2 ds TN NewYork alp North Carolina fos-
ter 70 h Hong KcSs clipper bark Storm Roberta Jog d In
April iicHpper ships Bald Eagle Dsm.ique lo1 d. f New
Msrraefa Chl Leith 50 d. TN San Antonio; bark Con
roa. fpsnshl Bderson So do IA. vspar.ise h Emma Ham
Rsbxr is a. HAMBURG via VLpSrsso 50 d. radss CsAet
M C.reu Is a. I'm Bias Prince Joinve ktterdze
"a IN Nbcu Queen Of the wes Sweet Drake. Bay an'
- foS,iu IN Bodega Rambler Woodbury. in Touaes Bay
Ar, IS-bark Rola Nay IS d. TN Valparaiso bns Bertha,
fs jorsesou hence foF Manila retained p repair damages
49, Iscipper sps Fleetwood Dale 80 Is TN Boston Anna
K.ats Pks Isl a. IN EsKysIk Pali', Bsas9s ICE d. e. Ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

n tle crowd before they swung oil ~ substance
advising their counrymen to AVOID all acts which
hiring such fate as theirs upon tnem Ihey sNa Ta7y
bouob the horses OF IDdn and did not steal them One
~ ne saddles was claimed the day after the execution by
Californian who was tsfed that it was stolen rom h'
house the night the horses were an on w ~
- g. Tnsr have Since formed themselves into Vigilance
Committee FOX the purpose Of protecting their lives and
nrOpertY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Thnfers.


Honouo-Anived March ships Charlie. Carroll Chapel Neg-
Iordon of Hawaii had taken g. h Alice Mands
New Bedford cruise 1e0 VIII Georges (FrD
Luirs l0o wb; BARK Neptune Allen New.
srrng nm cost Of California IS VIII Phenx Bellows
Bedford Maria Islands 10 out % sp RO VIII fonda
Wet Fsirhayeu I'm Society Islands p out 80 100 VIII
Amazon Barber Fafhayen o. 8h China HOwes New Bedford
Csso q Aqusnet Cure san francisco ~ 10 out 10
vi CID March Frazier Tsbe, New Bedford cruise.
port March 9shrs janus Cornell New Bedodi Frances Hen
rs Swain, Chariot Bumps; Isaac Hicks Skinner, New
don Heroine Fairhsv Maria Theresa TAYLOR NeBed
don; Navy Norton New Becflrd India, Miller New London
Manuel orr Cole New Bedford; Rowland West do jean
do Smith, Holiness Hole; Nav GATOR. Fish,
Mary Maha, Sccun, New Bederi Oliver Croker,
Ch 90 SOPHIE Thonton Young do Dover Babcock Lancaster
ANY New Bedford " p aiuadze Edwards Cold song. Haus,
Vuers Massachusetts Bennett NewBedfTdg Ne gaTk,
nckfns sonin John ELIZABETH Chappe New London Jas
LOrer Whppey Nantucket; Mlguo ia Cox, wBedfod Herald
socum DO Nlo. sowle, do; Wm G. Nye, Adams do Amra,
jerks Citizen Bailey Hantacket Mechanic Corey,
Hewport Fsbiu Smith, Bedford; bsks w T. Wheaton, Green,
London Pioneer Billings NswBedd Rajah Fisher West
port; Robert Morrison. Norton, New-BedoTd.
sPoYENhch OF Marsata Island ship Atlas before reported
IS ~ cut 400 81.
Feb Y Of Cape Hon. ship PheniI Brewster New London .
Sandwich lsaLds, bound home
Feb3 lat a. a s. In 81 y W. 5ak Nmrod Green Sag Hbor,
moe out, 4C0 and so VIII
FEB IS lat IS lon "a W. BARK Mary Gardner, LoTen Sag Ar-
March H. t s. lon lls W. ship Mercury Dimon New Bedford
4 ms. cur. bound for tie Arctic, clean.
Juan Femaldez bng Pavilion Adams Edsaown,
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