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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21

scotch Ale.
a FEW Casks Scotch Ale in Quarts and PlntS' IN
a store and for sale by ,..,ES NcEIukoS
April l1th. 1858.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-21
Tvave,,ers Going North,

Raleigh, May 10, 1853.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
Twelve Days Eater from the Atlnutic

We are indebted to Rhodes & Insk's and
Adams & Co.'s cypress for Atlantic papers of
March 5h, twelve days later than orr last
dates.
From the San Francisco Herald Extra
Franklin Pierce was duly inaugnratcd presi-
dent "f The United States, at Washington 81, The
li OF March. Both Houses of Congress were
III session during the whole of the preceding
night, aud until noon, when they adjourned
The names of the following gentlemen were
given as members of the new administration:
President, Franklin Pierce; Vice President.
VIM r. King; Sec. of State, VIM L. Marcy.
Sec of Treasury, James Guthrie Sec of NAVY.
James c. Dobbln; See of War, jeff. Davis: Sec.
OF Interior. Robert McCeland; Post Master
General James Campbell; Atty General, Caleb
Cushing.
In the II. of Reps. the Senate's resolution mo-
v1dlng Tor wagon road to California and Ore
son was rejected; also the resolution to give
California $4,000 out of the funds collected
as duties on the imports into that State. proy to
It's admission into the Union. The amendment
to the Army appropriation BILL giving S5aO 600
Tor the defence OF San Francisco. was finally
adopted Also an appropriation of $500 600 for
improvements at the California Navy Yard
The health of w. R. King was improving at
| last accounts
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
Regular Trinity Correspondence.
IPER CRAM, ROGERS & Co.'S EXPRESS.
WEAyERyILLr. April 9th.

Fapii otH' 1910.
EDS. COURIER :-Once more can this town
look boldly at the world and welcome people
within her bsrdeys having in great measure
recovered from the effects of the late fire. She
now presents an appearance both in looks and
business, which can only be equafled by her
palmy days of So.
In welcoming or inviting people here she
holds out no false lights for here is room to
work, and bread for all that may come
We dislike self-praise, but we heel 1t our duty
to make publicly known that which is for the
public good We think we can justly boast Off
better and richer mining region than exists else
where in Upper California.
Last week new mining section was discov-
cred which far exceeds III richness and extent
anything yet discovered in this neighborhood;
it is capable of accommodating one thousand
miners; and we are assured by those who are
now working on the ground, that 1t will ave-
rage good ounce digginSs. Amt what is still
more in their favor, the Trinity River Water
Company will have at the end of this week.
its race finished so far 10 supply the whole
ground with an abundance of waller. There Is
already town springng up there called Mureer-
vile.
Now sirs the following pearls at random
strung'' are such rs can be seen every day III the
week They We're taken from Mckenzie's
Gulch, which is abont ten minutes walk from
town. Messrs. Ruch & Howe have been taking
from their claim average OF $1,000 per week
for the last twelve weeks; they have taken out
in two toms as high as two and three pounds per
day. One day last week they found one piece
weighing ) ozs. One company Of three men
working inst below them, took out 81 ozs, III
two toms in one day. These are facts and we
say beat them who can.
Yours, Respectfully, ADOBE.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
Pitt River Diggings.

We have at last heard something definite rel
alive to these diggings, about Which SO much
interest has been manifested of late
Mr.. Brown, of the st. Charles Hotel, has just
returned from a somewhat extended tour in the
Pitt River country, and has kindly given our
information The principal digging done as
yet, is upon space of ground extending several
the size of Clear Greek, putting into Pitt River
several miles east of Cloud River. There were
some three or four hundred miners in HAT sec
ton when Mr. B. left, two days since, the great
erpart of whom were engagedin prospecting"
Those who had rockers, and had got TO work,
We're making very fine wages. In Hugh
Gulch, putting into Squaw Greek from the west,
they were making splendid wages-one rocker,
we believe the only one on the guch-having
averaged not less than three ounces per day.
The same rocker had yielded as high as five
ounces.
Mr.. Brown tells us that there is no mistake
about there being vast quantity of gold dig
ging there. But he would have miners renleni-
Der that they ike all other diggings-more
or less spotted. Men should not have their ex-
pectations pitched too high. They can 90 there
and make good wages, possibly extraordinary
wages. The gold is very coarse, and of most
beautiful color
Persons desirous of going to these disgings
shonld cross the Sacramento at Wrisht's Ferry
thence 60 TO Spring Lake Ranch from whence
!
they will find trail bearing to the lef:, and
leading through low pass in the mountains tic
Squaw Greek. Preparations are being made tc
put ferries oyerthe various streams to be crossed
so that, in a short time, there viii be no diff
Guilty in making the trip. The distance from
Squaw Greek is about 80 miles. Take plenti
| full supply of provisions and tools with you
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

Coon NHws.-The Sunday School children
must all go to Sunday School next Sabbath, and
see the many pretty books that Mr. Rogers,
their pastor, has received for them. He prom
ises to let all good little girls and boys have these
pleasant books to read. SO do not forget 10 be
there. We know that The pretty little girl, with
;he blue eyes and sunny cnrls ho brought the
beautiful boqnet to us the other day. will get
beautiful book to read. The following IS list
of the entire library:
Large map of Palestine; foulh's library.
23l volumes; Library \. 100; Library B, 100:
24 Question Books, "a; Hymn Books. q :;
Small Gift Books in paper, y; total, 20.
Tracts 1870.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
Dissric, Cour.---shastn County.
&. ADAMS SMITH, Judge

AApril LIST. The prise Saml. Hall convict
ed of malshneLter, received sentence of Two
years imprisonment i'll the States Prison and fine
of 81.
Forney & Dunn Holmes, Lean and Ray
mond. Action OF irespuss: jury trial.
April >. Dunn g. Forney vs. Holmes ct al:
trespass: verdict against detis for $3.50 and
costs, $3.50 30 and III favor of Raymond with
costs. Sl74.
John Quick vs. Enos Dutton on debt and at
tachmenr: Judgment for pis. for : i6l 90 and
costs, $l44 30.
Augustus Bass, John S. p. Bass, and Thomas
Bass. VS. Alfred Cllanc,y }. L. II. Swineiord.
and Samuel FrauciS-,lobt and aitachnt Mt
Judgment for pits for $637 30 and costs. $lJl,
ST.
YIN. NJ Sparks VS.. A. s. Chancty, Ct nl.-drbt
and atachntmf. ind @Incnt tor plaintiff ior S6lS,-
Gl and costs taxed nj Sl3n,43.
K. c. Baker vs.. Cnurl of Sessions-an appeal
Dismissed without COSTS.
April. All. James Benton VS.. John Calmly
! and Gall-debt on mortgage Dismissed by
consent.
John Chick and John ellison vs.. joseph Di-
mii-ti,bl. Jud gmtnt of nonSnii, and ,t rs
COSTS. Sl79 CO. with order to set aside lud sm' nt-
James Loag vs.. ID. kehzer, Assnnllsit Jury
trial
ArRlL 9Th. Loag VS.. Kenz, Judgment for
PIN. for Sl6G.75.
plevin. Judgment for dcbt for return OF prop
orlv and costs. taxed al Sle7 90.
George W. TaIt Us. l.. Vary -assnmpsit. Con-
tnucd To next Il rni.
Whercnpom the regular term of said Court
| adjourn, q TO term III course.
APRiI. g. Specinl Term Of District Cont.
Dunn & forney vs., Holmes x Lcan--on mo-
lion by dciis To retax costs, which were allowed
| al &!Oy50
Dunn & Forney. VS.. Raymond-mo'inn by
PHI. 10 relax COSTS, which were allowed al $50
as tli lnagts.
Ichn Quick & Gibson vs.. Dnit-moion TO re-
TAX costs, " hit h we re allow ed nj $l25.
james Lnld!cy vs.. J. A. Pa, mond aud J. II.
LaScttI-ir slaSS. On motion for change of
venue. which MAS Withdrawn and cause
timed
Nilan T Carter same &: motion 10 Clansc
ven e Withdrawn and cause confined.
April III II. y. CnriSs & W McMurtrv,
J G tlnckley aud Benson application iur
pertmplcry VIII of n,and;.nins; MED.
Srong. Jolnson x Co vs. Baxter Co: MS
Simlsii: demurrer: overrilltd and dofis
permitted 10 ausw,r: costs for pitf SAB 20.
a & Davis aud Robt Nom geometry vs. ii boyer
and u Thompson. for foreclosure Of mortgage !:
on demurrer: ovcrrulrd.
April S.--.lt I'm Fcah,ly ct. al. the Washing
ton Quar- Z Company vs.. haley ct. al. vs.. the
Union quartz Conn amy. TIespass On d, n.urrt r,
" hit h was rtstINtd.
The State of California VIM. B.nnied rt.
al. An ilica bond. Demurrer. which was
sustained. with leave To nnSw er complaint.
james NJ. Rhodes VIM. Craze. On mort
gage, Judgment for Pills. and order of sale
granted.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

MoRE Troops FOR THE NoRTH.-We have
been informed that Col Wright has made call
upon Gen Hitchcock for more troops. in order
to operate more etfcciually against the Indians
We sincerely trust that Gen. II. will promptly
respond to his call We are persuaded thai.
with competent force, Col. Wright would et-
feet great and speedy good, not only for The
whites but for the Indians. 1t is useless to talk
about treaties with the Misunderstanding save n
terrible whipping, such they have never
conceived ola complete coming-will secure
for US a lasting peace.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

NEW fAP@R.-Wc have received The firsi
number OF the -fppeal paper recently es'ab-
lished by W. s. Flcmuiing in Placervie The
APpcal is thoroughly Democratic-ihe mechan-
lcal execution is nnexcepionable. while its arli-
cles are well written. We tender Mr.. Fleming
"a hand OF cordial welcome to the editorial corps.
and wish him all success
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
TIL E SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 9. 1853.
Agents for the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements, and Job Work, and
receipt for the same:-
San Francisco-JoHs II. Muller.
ITearovilc.-CRAM, RoGERs & Co.
One Horse Ioarn.-HAYwooD s. Co. and
SMITH & ToLLMAx, Expressmen.
French GuLch.-MoRRow & SHANNON, and Mr.
SHRoETER.
Yreka-CRAM, ROGERS & Co.
~ AGENTS wanted in every portion of the
mines.
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Died,

In San Francisco, the 30h last, Susan
Eliza daughter of Col. u P. Monroe.
Drowned, in attempting to cross Trinity
river, George w. Baber, Printer, formerly Of
Jefferson City, Mo-. aged 90 years.
Sacramento papers please copy.
Drowned, In the North Fork of Trinitv River.
on the 9th inst, Eugene Wisner. He Was az,
posed to be deranged.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

SAy FRAScIsco AGExcY. john Fl. Miller
Esq. VIII hereafter act as Agent for the .Shasta
Courier in San Francisco. We take pleasure in
recommending Mr. nj. to the favor of the San
Francisco merchants They may be fully assured
that all business orders for the Courier left with
him will be faithfully attended to-
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

ANusEMKYTs.-By reference 10 their adver-
tisement, it will be seen that NIessrs. Iluri-
PhreyS ana Dorm give most interesting exhib-
ton at the Globe Hotel this and tomorrow even
ing They intend visiting all the surrounding
towns in the course of the week Call and see
the fun.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

NEW ExPREss.-We are informed that Mr..
D. D. Harrill intends running an express be-.
tween this place and Pitt River Persons
desirous OF having letters taken out of the Post
Office, or any other business transacted, can have
the same done by calling Mr.. II. at this office.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

Eg=J. R. Har1enbereh Democrat, has been
elected Mayor of Sacramento over Judge Grew.
Wing, by an overwhelming majority. The dem.
ocrats have made almost clean sweep.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
Rail- mt the Globe Hotel.

Ball will take place at the Globe Hetel in
this place. on Tuesday evening the 10Th inst.
The management met last night and made
arrangements for the occasion.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

Comfy SEAT OF BUTTE-The county scat of
Butte county has been removed, by act of the
Legislature from Hamilton to Bilwell's Bar.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

70 The Indian reported in our last to have
been shot on Woodman's Ranch, was shot al
the Ranch OF Mr. Hunt
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

K. DE c-Thank You for your very entertain
ing letter. We claim the fulfllment of your
promise.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09

HE Old DoNINIoS.-The adjourned sale of
the Old Dominion takes place to-day on the
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

S:ss:is r. 800 s;s r.: ~ @
saIen 100 bbls sp BENZ Franklin Brown Beverly i2o
sp; brig PhsniK Puasr Of Provinostsvn go sp Gem,
ss::.s s'' g o. :s q M s s
ss: "a Dc $500 =. iss z: g
Brig syads lsvs, Bowman, Rio Grands, 100 days. via
Brig Kelloch (ofThomaston), Mcclellan, New Orleans,
Brig Elias Dudley (of H.mpdsn) Hopkins, New Orleans,
~ days, TO master hade the Highlands on the 18th
sage; has very trini.g damage
Brig Conn (Sf Boothbay) Gauerson, Attakapas 10
schr Prospect lof ProsIect, Gum, St Johns. PR Is
days to Maitland Phelps Co. March 49, 40 miles Of
Cape Hatteras, in contact with unknown brig
which carried away mainmast stove bulwarks part
Of deck lead and received other damage At the time Of
wife and child passenger, and his wife and child
ceeded in getting board of the unknown brig and
carried off, The captain and one man brought the YES
schr Armstrong (ofNew Haven), Thomas, Mayaguez,
PR, to master.
sshr Gen Peavey of Whiting Me), Iovejoy, Attakapas'
schr Lucullus, Lufken Jacksonville, Q days.
schr Mary Powell, Podser, wilmington, Nc. . days.
Went ashore Absecom beach the morning Of the
18th inst and, after dscharging deck load got OF
schr Only Son. Summers, with part of the cargo Of
the schr Mary Powell recently ashore Absecom beach,
Schr J Cashier, Cullen, Newbern, days.
Schr Farmer, Lockman, Virginia, days.
Schr Renecha Hallock, Smith, Richmond, days.
Schr New York, Myers, Richmond, days
schr Tryphenia, Chaplin, Norfolk, days.
ssS1 Az PRESTON ss snith Ssrss5S day.;
Schr W Korner -. Norfolk.
Schr VIM Bacon Huse, Baltimore, days.
Schr L Stevens, Darling Philadelphia, 2 days.
Schr Express, Henry Philadelphia, days.
Schr Transport, Tden, Philadelphia, days.
schr Sylvia E, DOane, Philadelphia, days. bouAd to
Sandwich.
schr Henry Lea Erickson Brandy wine, 2 days.
Sehr Martin W Bates, Davis, Delaware, days.
Schr Julia Ann, McGivery, PASSPORT, 10 days.
Schr Harbinger, Hooper, Rockport, Me, 4 days.
Schr Cornelia, Faulkln, Boston. a days
Schr Arm Flowers, Croweu Boston, 4 days.
Schr Alexandra Sears, New Bedford, days.
schr Sea Bird, Edwards, Egg Harbor 2 days. bound to
Chatham, Mass.
BELOW.
Three briggs unknown
SAILED
Steamship Illinois, Aspinwau ship Iantao, San Fran
cisco.
Wind at sunrise, wsw; meridian, WNW; sunset, WSW,
and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

"a i, =, jan !; =. ApssS SsAs,;ss x.s,
len, Calcutta; March Times, Pan.na; Mount.inser
s.es s';fa .e1 a for ars Ssf Hss1
fagsr, Of Tsnsbsrg. fer NYork.
Oneoo Patterson New York (Oct 27) and Ld 18th for
sSS Fanssil Hal. Bang. Ne. York oes 49, ''' A''
TsIpn-ArE Fob Is PIins Oscar, New Orleans.
e.so s Gss.s. ian Da. s.ars San Fran
In port Jan IL, Messenger, Smith, and N Palmer,
WoosIsO-d Dec q, Vancouver, Lunt Oneida, crsssy,
and Beverly, Jenkins, NYork sls Wellington, Mayo, do
LIVERPOOL Feb 2e-The Atlas, for New Orleans lost
anchors and cables and received ring damage in the
gale yesterday; she returned into dock
The Cornel., Davis, which sailed hence for Boston
25h has put back leaky, having been aground the
Main, in Rock Channel she has locked and must dis.
charge.
has broken in two
Mch 4-The Queen, from New Orleans has arrived here,
The Leviathan Knapp, which arrived here yesterday,
from New Orleans when one day out from the bar
discovered to be on fire. which subdued by breaking
out few bales Of cotton and pouring water dawn the
main hatch.
March 5-The Anna Rich blged morning Goth, and hog
ged badly that her mainmast went overheard. At
high water she filed and the tide GIBBS and aows in
her. but does not leave her dry at low water in
and forming dock orond so ha. the
saved from the lower hold will be recovered with
the diving apparatus Capt Burwel has arranged with
the savers to pay fifteen per cent all the cargo and
materials they save and If the weather continues good
most of the cargo will be recovered before the ship breaks
up The Anna Rich saunch and first class ship Of 800
TONS about three years old built at Medford Bos
ton and valued at 00O which is insured in Boston
The cargo probably worth between $50 Oe and fa0
O0O and insured partly in England and partly in the
United States and Canada. Capt Burwell well known
in the trade highly respectable shipmaster has
been twenty three years master of ship, and be-
fore met with loss. During the whole of the awful
gale 25th ut he board his ship operating with
the pilot her. if had been in human power to
do so.
Hull, March 2-The Ulverstone, Clarke hence to
Shields and Boston, g. which put back to this port 9th
February with loss Of anchors and cable had struck
the beach in Bdlngton Bay the previous day, and
been assisted off,
HAvRE, Feb 23-Schrs Enfield and Deborah have arr
from Brxham with 365 bales cotton from ship Caspian
making in AL Sl7 bales out of 2o76 Of which the cargo
consisted.
LONDON, March 4-The Onyx from Canton to San
has put back to the former port with damage
having been struck by sea,
RAMsGATE, March l. The Am ship Masonic Hall, from
Newcastle for New York. launched from the slpway
today, after undergoing the necessary repairs.
PLYMOUTH Feb o7-The Am ship Caspian, Deano, from
Charleston Havre was toved here 26h from Torbay
and will be repaired forthwith
NAPLES March (per submarine tel)-The orono (Am
bark) was lost 25th Feb saved The Orono Chase
was at Palermo Feb IL, to load for New York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22
Died,

On Sunday evening, March 20, Of Group, MARY ELIZA
only daughter OF John and Dorohea Pratt aged one
Tho friends Of the family are invited to attend the flu
Thirty, third street this afternoon, at two o'clock
PEI1asos, in the 9th year ofhis age
His friends and those Of his brothers. Robert and john
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon at one O'Clock from the residence of his sepathe
Alexander Reid, No 202 avenue B.
On Sunday March 20, at his residence No. IS James
street, Mr. ALEXANDER KING In the list year of his age
His funeral will take place this morning. at half past
Their notice.
On Monday evening March a. at the residence Of her
father No. II King street SARAH wife of Edward Esler
aged 20 years, months and days.
The funeral services win take place in the King Street
atives and friends are invited to attend.
On Monday, March 81 at West Bloomfield, N j., after
OF Francis and Caroline in the ninth year Of his
age:
ernoon at two O'Clock from the residence of his brother
IN law, Horace p. Russ, No. AZ West Thirty-second
street His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry.
In BROOKLYN, on Sunday evening, March %, Of nau-
enza JonS FRANCE infant Of Jasper and Mary Fran
ces CoghlaA aged Is months and days.
The last bud which gwen u.s.
Ia the first one snatched away
And like all things OF earth,
1t bloomed but to decay.
The newest link is broken,
Of the chain that binds here;
But God His will has spoken;
r,,o e;o.aa "e .l mus. sunais anu eaI.
:, ne ena AM aoq ~ y, lhe lany anu .ncse
;,.l s sfAu as Mrs nayeS are respecHuiy IN
vice 10 attend ms funeral from the residence OF his
Parsn no IA futon street, TINS afternoon, at half
Po I $3.50. 100 ,c,,, ~
IN metucnn, hddesex county, n ~ on SUNDAY
lcn - suooeny ISAAC HobSs In the Sotn year Of ms
az
;! LIE ens wiz % TAKEN 70 Greenwood Csmetsry for
In Brooklyn, Monday, March 81, ANN JOSEPHINE,
daugher OF EDWARD and Mary Ann Harvey, aged year,
II months and 10 days.
Inc friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral from the residence
parents No. 331 Bridge street. this afternoon at three
O'Clock.
On Sunday, March 90, LEWIS only son Of Lewis B. and
Jane Ann Hodges. aged one year and months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

The briggs Shackford Kitchener: Esther Elizabeth
shackford and Reuben Carver Clifford sailed from Bat
more for Galveston Jan B arrived on the Same day eb
that port together and arrived at this port 18th inst
II days passage The brig Mary Ann, Townsend, sailed
hours Of the rest.
The brig Canada arrived at Bathurst Gambia, Jan Z,
having sailed from NYork Dec 90 making the passage
Fayora sailed from NYork the same day as the Canada
and arrived within an hour after her.
SALES OF VEssSIsShip Norma, 292 TOMS was sold last
week by auction for 81 400 The bark Nirod $50 TONS
built in Maine, also sold private terms to load for
Australia and brig Chatsworh, 140 TONS four years DID,
built in Baltimore, for IS, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

Aiee, Inag Havana; Mary HAgaa, Hagaa, 81 risrrs.
Mns1kDiQus; Nina Chifer, Wilson. Brazos Santiago.
Ted to sea 0th brig George La wroncs; 10th, bark
NEBKDFORD- March 10, schrs Susan CHASE.
Thelk Florida, Pavilion, Victor and John Dix, Har-
waskfor NYerk.
- 1NOUTH-Arr March II, schr John simmons Nor
11lsBURG- prov to March Is, schrs Evslina, Nc
Faddsn. and Angelina, Dow Portland
PHIADMPHA-Arr March 20, brig Frederick (Br3,
PaEter Matanzas II days; schr Morris waln Saliman
Pernambuco, Febl7
;, SAVANNAH March 18, ship Southport, Wilson.
bark Rhodes Ross, Boston; brgs Borneo Brooks,
Sncxsonv1se fis) for Boston, (see dsasters) Macon.
wassns NYork Caroline, Stetson Boston; schrs Coy
lon AmesbuTy, Camden (Me); Georgia. Pettingll Port
land (Me) riandome, Brown, NYork Sultana, Carver,
sear.port. (Mel Cid ahip Jane (Br Msarns Liverpool
brig Marcia Allen Bath (Me); schrs Leesburg Nayior,
Philadelphia; Patrick Henry, Hudson, NOrleans
ST GEORGE-sld March 10. schrs Sawyer, Mary Aug
usa, and Albion New York Robert Miller Richmond.
ST MARKS-Cld March 8. bark Zfphia Brown Grey
ONrleans In port 18TH briggs Coo Hubbard aud Cen
Wilson, Perkins, uno schrs VAIL Delano DO Chipola,
OLeary, do.
Leone 4th uN
WILMINGTON, EC-Arr March 10, schr William, wax
on NBedford 18th, bligs Samuel Kinds, Cox Boston,
Clarence (Br) Coners Turks Island; Kate Heath,
nett. Savannah; schrs Decotah Mankin NYork Adele,
Applegit, NYork Cid 18th, brig Mary Farrow, Lime-
burner Porand schr Lamartine, Tyler, NYork; 18th,
schrs Rockingham, Shute Boston; Harvest Williams do;
L p Smith, Suites, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

- - go sssh have bssa passsd n silence with
- haemim mutauy their ewn csuse.
~ ~ - Nssxini appsars 70 have written HE let
- ~ iIprsssisu Il so0s incorrect reports, else
- ~ - have ssid that have "throvn The stone
~ S~.snsred brenda" You, sr, know that In my
r. ysassh have been the arst 10 warn tie public
o6nfnee sssh - Injustice.
~ ~, As, Ikops Al Il neht AA..ini and will b.
- sSiS r. - vrnnx In nsas and, God willing, shall
~ SNnsd hat seen-ths day u brighter success.
L. K0SJUrH.