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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-05

May6-Barge James Cogswell, Of 200 tons, for J.
p. & Thomas Cumming.
May 2s.-Three masted clipper schooner Gardiner
Pike Of $50 tons for 8. c. Nelson and others; in the
coasting trade.
On the Stocks,
clipper ship Of 900 TONS for foreign account, In
tended 10 trade from Malaga She is 10 feet long,
50 feet wide, and Is feet deep.
The keel Of a schooner, Of 200 tons has lust been
laid for 8. G. Nelson, Captain Aumack and the
builders. She will be 100 feet long on the keel 30
feet wide, and feet deep.
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SAMUEL SNEDES.


Jan. 3.-Steamboat Daniel Webster, Of 500 tons
built for the Maine Steam Navigation Company,
and now running between Portland and Bangor
Machinery built by j. E. Coffee.
March 3l.-Propeller Westchester, of $50 tons,
running between New York and East Haddam
Machinery by Hogg & Delamater.
Mr. Sneden has nothing new on hand at present
The keel Of large steamship, 25e feet long and of
about 1900 tons, for new company is about being
laid down in his yard, but for what trade ia not
known.
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JABEZ WILLIAMS.
Ld,s1clisd.

ININNcNeU,
In Maya schooner Of $40 tons, for Mr.. Hunter
low in the Petersburg trade.
On the Stocks.
schooner for Captain Hull for the Charleston
trade, Of about $50 tons burhen has just been com.
menccd. She Is liz feet long deck, % feet wide
and IL deep.
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WILLIAMSBURG.


PERINE, PATTERSON AND STACK.
Lauuched,
Jan. l0.-A large sloop called the Mary Ann Lake,
Of about so tons, owned by w. Lake & Bro, and en-
ployed in the stone trade.
Jan. 25-Fery boat Eagle, for the Roosevelt and
Bridge street ferry.
Jan. 3l.-Ferry boat Osprey for ths same COM
pany.
Feb. 12.-Ferry boat Curlew, for the same. They
rate about 400 tons each. Messrs Pease h Murphy
furnished the machinery for the whole.
April 2.-Clipper bark Flying Cloud, of about $50
tons, for Harbcck & Co. Now in the Angostua
trade.
May l0.-Scho0ner Fidelia, Of about rs tons, for
trade.
June 22.-Bsrk Heloise Of about 375 tons, for Cap
tain McKeige; now being rugged at the yard.
July 2.-Clipper ship Wide Awake, of about 900
tons, for Sifkin Ironsdes, for the California bust
ness. She is 167 feet long, 81 wide and Is deep.
On the Stocks,
A brig for M. M. Freeman Co., los feet long, 25h
BEAM and liz deep, and Of about 325 tons burthen.
A bark of 800 tons, for D. Curtis & Co., 100 feet
long, rs beam, and IL Deep for the Carthagena and
Savanila trade; to be commanded by Captain Morrill,
Steamship Yankee Blade, of 1000 tons, 265 feet
long, SIT beam, and 20 deep. She is building for
Mr.. E. Mills, and will run from this city to Aspin
wall to come ct on the Pacific with the Uncle Sam
now on her way there. She will be very sharp
vessel, and will be fitted with . beam engine from
The Alaire Works. 1t is expected she will be ready
for launching In November.
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HOBOKEN.
ISAAC c. SMITH AND SON.

March l7--Steamer Cornelia, 240 tons, for Wilson
Small lying at the foot of Beech street. receiv-
ing her machinery from Mr.. Smas foundry. She
is intended for the river trade.
March 23--Tow boat Walter b. Crane of 100 tons,
for Thomas Cornell, Of Rondout Engine by c. &
j. Burbeck.
April l6.-Steamer Anglo Cclt, of 405 tons, for
parties in New Orleans, for lowing. Machinery by
Cunningham 4 Belknap. Nearly ready.
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SMITH AND DIM0N.
On the Stocks,

This firm has not launched anything this year.
They have now in frame q steamship Of about 900
tons burthen, for the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Of
fhe same size as the John L. Stephens, but much
sharper. She is ESQ feet long, IL wide and 20 deep
md we understand will be fitted with double oscil
hating engines.
They are also building for Mr.. AspinwaTl little
experimental steamer of about go tons. She will be
htted with two small engines, with direct action, and
instead Of apadde wheel on each side she will have
but one placed In the centre The paddle box is of
irsn and alright into which air will be forced by
the working Of the engine, to prevent the water rs
ing above the level Of the bottom Of the boat The
wheel will project about foot beneath and be pro-
tected by guard on each side, fixed on the bolton
and extending few inches below the wheel, to save
y from injury by grounding. If the experiment an
swers it is contemplated to apply the principle to a
larger vessel This little craft is 75 feet long, l6
broad and deep, and handsomely modelled.
WILLIAM CoLLYER.
Launched,
April 22.-The steamboat Alice Price, Of 295 tons,
10 run between this city and Red Bank. She is fitted
with beam engine from the shop of Mr. J. Il. COT.
Zee.
April pa barge Of 1870 tons, for the Albany
trade.
On The Stocks,
The steamship Nashville, for Messr. Spoforl,
Tileston & Co.'s New York and Charleston line OF
steamers She tons about 900, Is 2lO feet long, "a
wide, and % deep. She will be fitted with a side
lever engine, from the Novelty Works. Captain Ber-
ry, now ofthe Marion, will command her.
schooner, of about 220 tons, for the coal and
stone trade between Portland, New York, PhiladeI-
pha, and Baltimore; she is 102 feet long on deck,
rs feet wide, and 81 deep.
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CAPES AND ALLISON.
Launched,

Launched,
Steamboat Austin, for Captain Austin nd others
Of Albany, Of $50 tons.
Sloop Abraham Cosgrove, for NJ 8. Allison, Of IS
TONS
Steamboat Ony Son, for Captain P. G. Shultz, OF
140 tons, for harbor towing. Engine by G. d J.
Burbeck.
On the Stocks.
A three.masted schooner, Of 400 tons for J. d.
Harris, Capt. Wainwright and others. Length, l26
feet on the keel; beam, 80 feet; depth, 10 feet.
A propeller for Shaw & Whiteridge, of New Bed
ford Of 800 tons. Length, 1870 feet beam, 26 feet;
hold, 81 feet
The following tables show at glance the number
and tonnage of the vessels launched by each builder
during the past six months, and those now on the
the stocks in each yard =
VESSELS LAUNCHED IN NEW YORK FROM JAN. TO
JULY 2, 1858, INCLUSIVE
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Near Montgomery Alabama, Mr.. Alpheus Jones
rushed upon DR.. Miller, in the act Of adultery with
his wife, Mrs. Jones, when the doctor drew bowie
knife, killed his assailant, and escaped.
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THOMAS COLLYER.
Launched,

n February-Steamboat Confucius, of about 500
tons, now on her way TO Canton-last heard from at
Cape de Verbs. She is intended for the China coast
ing trade.
In April-Barge Trueman, Of 800 tons. for the New
York and Troy trade.
On the Stocks,
Clipper ship Spirit Of the Times, Of 1900 tons, for
NL& 6. Griswold, and TO be commanded by Cap
tain Cave She is l9l feet long, IS feet beam, and
lsA feet deep.
A steamer Of 500 tons for Mr. James Cunning
ham, for the Sacramento river; she will have beam
engine from Cunningham h Belknap's foundry.
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Il. WILLIAMS.
Tu.x.,nI,n<T

In the early part Of the year, the pilot boat Ewooa
Walter, Of about 80 TONS for the pilots Of the pilot
boat Yankee which was lost last winter in the bay
Mr. w. has nothing new in hand.
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GEORGE STEERS.
Launched,


Launched,
Mr.. Steers has launched since the lst of January,
the propeller Vaquero, Of $50 tons, which left here
about the middle Of May for Havana; also the
schooner Pride Of the Sea, Of $50 tons, for Fox &
Brothers.
On the Stocks,
schooner yacht Of los tons, for Mr.. Duncan, Of
the firm of Duncan, Sherman, & Co., and sloop
yacht Of So tons for Mr.. Ray. Both Of them are
modelled after the celebrated yacht America, be-
tween which and the schooner there is q striking
likeness, particularly in the increased draft aft,
peculiar feature in the America, that attracted
much notice both here and in England.
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GEORGE COLLYER.
Launched,

In April-The steamboat George Burbeck, of about
200 tons, for harbor duty. Machinery by Mr. George
Burbeck, after whom she is named. Nothing on the
stocks.
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WILLIAM Il. BROWN.
Launched.

N April-The steamship America, Of about l, 400
tons burthen, intended to trade between Melbourne,
Port Philip and Sydney; owned by the builder and
other parties. Now getting her machinery from the
AIlaire works.
NJ Brown has nothing now in hand.
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ROOSEVELT AND JOYCE.
Launched

ROO5EVELr AND JOYCE.
Launched
In April-the schooner 7. A. Ward, Of about 500
tons, for Freeman & Houston, in the Wilmington
trade, under command Of Captain J. D. Hof
On the Stocks
The clipper ship David Brown, Of about 1850
TONS for A. A. Low Bros, for the California and
China trade, to be commanded by Captain N. B
Palmer; she is 2l3 feet long the keel % on deck
Al feet beam, and % feet inches deep
and will be lau?ched in September. She is
named after the late Mr.. Brown, Of the firm
of Brown & Bell, who built the clippers Orien
tai, Howqua, Samuel Russell, and many other
celebrated ships. Both these gentlemen died re
Gently, and each has had clipper ship named in
honor of him.
A clipper ship for James Bishop & Co., not yet
named, for the same trade, to be commanded by
Captain Corning; she is ITO feet long the keel SO
beam, 20 deep, and Of about 1850 tons burthen;
will be launched about the same time as the David
Brown.
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The Turf.

MICHIUAN.
ROT, July 1.-The entries for the first race
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March Commodore Vanderblt's steam yacht
North Star, Of $500 tons, at present ON visit to
Europe
The steamboat Clifton Of about 700 tons, originally
intended for the Staten Island ferry, but now des-
tined to run to Eizabethtown Point in conjunction
with the Red Jacket. She has single beam engine,
from the Allare Works.
Mr.. Smonson has nothing in his yard save the
keel of an intended steamboat for the Staten
Island ferry the building of which has been suspend
ed since the transfer Of the ferry from Commodore
Vanderbilt to its present owners
ABRAHAM c. BELL.
Launched,
April 30.-The Clipper ship North Wind, Of about
LOO TONS now receiving freight at pier No. IS East
river, for California.
On the Stocks,
The clipper ship San Francisco, Of about 400
TONS for Thomas Wardle, for the California business
She is 1913 feet long deck, SO wide, and % deep
Will be ready to launch in about six.weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
Review OF the sew-Yoris Horse Market

Repcrted exclusively The n Trbone BY soLoS kobssos
FAsT-TwESTY-i oUETa-5T W elnesdsy Nov. 30 1919
We find the state q The msiket Eli more da in ~ a report
then $50 found IN the several stables ony
SIS The would probably exceed
this dfrerce There have been sa and have been
taken AWAY have other cities 70 d
usket. We the street bare VI Horses i
We have doubt If there good supply the sles woad
Ike eetTiy re11ceo rrcss, that >
below those last spring There good deal Of Inquiry for hun
tie tiof now he'd slz5 IL coautry
need be this market Until
We the numbers bsnd a. Of the principal stables By
ws viii Be readily b. aote who aware that one stable
viii bold SO Of the Us IN al Of them that there ya number Of
ply Ftlf
MacluLIY has cnly hand and sold Of be.
sitte yereI65y 1hf very remarkable, bu; viii show
Ietde who fnow thst stable wai the state OF the
maIte-
EosrBur Posr have only 20 IN their i've ssbss
CHlNFRLs 70 hand There about % sold az h sf3
bic week He thinks tina; II the Hsrse wei supplied
Many Of those hand Of hghpTed order and 1ot
well fried 70 tie present demEnd
FAGAS GREsA have teen sending Of portion Of their stock
BoCp Reports rot able 70 hgh prizes 10 that market
has but hand Two young horses good
yorkers or f,nily bersst cold 70 DAY at IFS Els.
BEowE sNiTH have g IN stable and report fair weeks bus
the fact that pcts have fallen and The the people
IL the country believe the better
WILLIE McRogEETs report G On Land and u sold and thak
they hcd fol sable Of hre1v orker there would be 10 c
Gently IN nLkrE ElleE
TAILOR nppesrs Of the successful callers
IL h street Re has svdnty ncress since ne wed
dice IN q god He reports the follow .ng faies
81 rorTe homes rstheI small SIZE of +o This prtce
drained because they eous ot nile II three minutes on the
rcsd IL purely fsney price Another pair u fancy hoFse sod
foT 600 This gerteel lty 10 hands high
gooo family lore brown eoT and good looking sold 0s
ss hay Of sood and ne s whieh could iTS
hsrrefs. n h three minutes sod for 30
has Is Of similar character hand The nmbs IL the other
stables uoh reduced, and al report bufHes dun
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BSfeT DzUxNoND from Trinidad for NewYc . days cat F1
at, pe,,r.re Brettvsr lelh short CT wood ard
Of Delhi before reported 4 bclg acltse4 IN
danisrsG { big vii probably be 20 o.
Hs tRfc reported ysserdag. from TURKS n
Ne s-e hailed
BRf. PsLos ebr Francisco for sloa--er Bay IA
;rrF ct Of he s5ufh channel oftha bay Sn
beach b. wircs TIE ue 1a1ed
~ wife she Afternoons the Gao
fscora rate u fhrce tsd On board plng
et bo n IL lou tos ba lost IL the morning fae NAT,
frtssd &c the tr- I'D .sa nc one on hoard ga le
rS the in p1ces On hs o snd ne 4's
second found shout 60 MUGS below
III surrcsed that the trE hfen 10 dr OF WIN ne eoO
ife AID th that she would ns, IS sac
sk1 he boat The ls. were Nsp ShAt eot
osoer Cfsrts Bradley cock unknown seam john
Pickcrd william R0Ier1fn AID Aaaaman Everything %
ioaa EXCEPT chtn md anchor ssre0 TIE s1tfo- re-
rned tie place the h o. October tlev tassn
BY brg pA Csp Ssars wAlo1 arrived g San f-neiseo
Oci y. - ,-u
rorfed es " Lights b. steamer ey
ofPouCu Bcstcn ...- 49, -
seir W Arthur King Of Newport arrived At Mobile Soy H.
the 9Th boarded brig IN Of Bahama
Chuue On Diamond Point lat 2 IS Ion u ID loaded ~iA co lee
rd h OF usier opn and coffee tasen o1t from
wesiher side Ct deck should alse st she hd been n tn 81
ton two CT plned black sad red strck outside
straw color fush deck, With cabin under decz Oldham
tened hsid from Boston. h1 sren beng parF
ur6cr could her supposed He1F'
cFE OExAsrST Tune. Portland from Bsaeor OF and f-
and M chr bad nain boom nsilsa main rsas
ard attached red tu stove Capt
hailed tIe abr tutrfcevca no srswer
scpR CFsEor or aid o Wefeft from Nova Scotia II mics
north Of Pace Poin carried away both AID ore1 1910
FToEucetovn 9TH By setr. Code n Lsgie.
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CnmLridae Cnifle Market.

ReJolttd ior The Ssw-Yofi Tribune, By joss ElToS.
WEDSEsOaY Nov. 80 ls53
A. nsEet Cse-sbout 400 Bseves and "a
srg WoikHs Oxen Co.'S and Calves fesfings and years
old
HltgEr BEEy-E1trA = 80; first quality s7as7t sscoai
sgta hind do IS s5ds5i odes s50
60, fIow ssidssi Pets ta@l 81 csifssins lile Pr
Bsffeiips ttile s5as5fds6; Veal Calves, IS 10 e.
ToIE--Wofking O1en ssz, Ell. 80 ell0
Cows ard Cslvts IS, e. s5l sA as, 81 S52tO ell.
Yeeflitrr elf, en-. elJ
Two IfsGf Oie, 81, sN e8.
Three Yeafs Ole, al. eH sS8
LiIfhs-f ftJ et u1aTket Al s0t qgck and well
I1ffa e.. &C. Ell e.
4, ots a. y y. ard S4S.
ExfEE-AI hard fat a. LAT weeks prees
suryy today altogether E1or u the
lead u Beef and Sc head Of Sheep Sales
q10tsobs Al Of the best qualities been
srr1 and large lots
sosf The Veaihsr mild and vita variable from
D.. - y W. Csffie trains all II promptly
lsf the Fchbug nsoed and ~ the Boston
Ed Le Hoto Loaded With Cattle sheep horsss
FOs.s
M past is days hss cleared our market Of
az % sfaels nd eseryhbg l. 10 dsrnd aud pnce.
ne ~ ~ ioSs rem New foik weighed 10 the rs 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

S.esrnshiIs-Alsbsn schenck Ssvsnush Michel Union,
Adsus Charleston IOrord Tlelton Co;
Shits-Hourd Spice New ore E1gle HsEsrd Sevfork
HseliEon Liverpool Chss Marsh Co Republic, Weate,
NeuhsEa; Nrn Tell Funcs Have, Boyd x
HirchCn. LishffoO; PIERCE san FrGnesco sutton Co
Bsrks-O Chsfse Nichol HtvFe r P. Buck Coz Edwsrd
Apsachcc!a Es-s Hazard Genbor1 Springer
Loud0n Cook Smith Cara Windsor Button PorsHPnce,
Crtves Co Azelia- DEvis - Th0mls Russell Nining
Bhss-Rrts Carr. NevOTesrs Fodck scaEmOn; Sterling
OBJ Baker Windsor l. ID DeWolf Z liza Brown Crds-
Murphy fBr Anderson Johns NJ T. Irwin
Coz zno Gehs Moutevaeo snd B7enOs AyTes master JO-
hGBD (Brem) Kohn. London. 9. }. BechteL
schoonsIs-A Baker. Baker frederfsburg Underwood
Htrover WbiTple Richmond. C. X Person Aonzo Fields
Kewtern Blackwell Co Den Span Msgner Deus FrsaeiA
Genes Cot Kate. skemon. Key Wet Vslsntne, Gil
Bath serhen Tshfr Tuh NewOyleans Van Burt {
ssEhii Wsies BTisss Wmnsson E 5 Powell Relief Gates,
Jscksorvile. Peel Church
soor-NaT atEsfer Watelhouse SewHayen. J. H. Ravens
Propeller fsTher Nen- FAoUl Baltimore, Parker Vein Coal
Ccmrsny.
B1rse. p wirtow, Jones Philadelphia, J. " Briggs.
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CHtELEsToE Nov. 2O3r CorroS usTtet IS without F-rAii9n
the sales TO-DAY le3Q bales - s1loic 800. ~
Nov S0-Szles made 70 day o. 1h moss
II IS better feeling par.ila owing % emp
ray secretly LAiDA Eood aersrd from man o. DOS
prime sold 9lc. 400 pieces sldes s9d 81 80
EEw-OFLEt - Nov CoTTaS he been stetdg o-lsy VI
balls. PuRg has sFlIn decnd5e bols Cd M
bsvus ter .ol6 lt slI0s . lower; Of 600
Ms n & IS MoLAssEs- SALES Ct @eR lb.s. 81 Il aI.c
ALgfEY Nov 5fRecepts dlring the past = h'ln FLosE
1900 his: WHGsr 400 tlsh; Com GO busn; OAfs o.oo
brsh: Geo buh FLcUg lrD With suole1ts olsne
sses 200 bbls BasLEy-llo8 b-sh fod Sc Tor t~r9wed
County. ard &c l0 four rHed Wisconsin Prison WHISKY
RstIc. - . Al, 49,.
BUTFaLo Nov 3oRsesipi pcs cur las fLoCs 100 eg.si
Vprtr l4C Lush COzS 1900 bash OARS 900 bush The
wesler stormy FLoUE and WaRT nseve
CoEE h lower; 5toO bush mixed Wsern sold a. 80; Ono
WHISKY &c.
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cs,,.n Jsetssvo Tor petrooBd. ~ Ws,~n, Oss T,s-.
Rivst ~ nsth, sohf Pond klEs New fofk to Pelss{
fROyDKrtl Wv 7-Af. tfi.i .al tafs ss..e'' 40.
Y,l,estes fffuhk q sehrs Science rttrf Ahaoy Wast,
NJ Wtvf, Dater CO. ga chip 4 ~ ~ Aa,pson Asg.fsf
IA rfr tffha f.r ffffs fiitfH "a. -chfs kqrai.s h.
Man fnf0 HIl wfIfI lrIf
nfiTMOND Nos s-Arr itoiutl I' Town. Ptrlss ",
y..si sllr Nilirsrd, iilu de- r4 i.ct-4ef tlgli n,
IhfatelfiI1
uitfe 20. Ga sffrl'1 A.9.<A Lf1 Sci aork Bf hra
bert Rstirson' Kendall caihhf st. Joar, NIB ssbr Aoss,
Ofshssn. Bsiunofe.
y05i Salem Robert .. Smith Kelley do 70, S.ntacsst A.
+ stfs rrcou hsty for hosioni T. hsllss Toossf -
delf ia laf iroiif.ucc
ftTfiVi ~ 81 Nov % Sehr. Tsi p Am Eibsar gssY.
NARHEN Sor a. Gone 1elo~ shi9 brstas Sw.f, = 80
ftfus for y " Ccaff
Rowe beh. Ne. Wu with. sr.h Ssx.tcsk, 2lA AZ -
As,fpc u ptsrtr Nrv-York p p Na,cs Lttls a. -
chars 90 Clsri-l M., Jonss o. srs. Iaas.sr, Ghs -
LtrJfr, H. Dus7u Horton. Nr--i .ik- sh1 g. L-,, -
10 on s0uihcrner. Bakeuan Nes s'iE Joan yssS
Seconded Bath re sidney PRICE, Candy Nex-Y,-k -
err trg Bucns Vista Csrsie PhhslsiFsiA Ga @5A elm x
Clfs Erfvt D Mar 81 CID slhrs l-.gk.a Lori Nery-
Tsrrv WEI Ca.rcol phi1f .lrhia Harvest Wiiarr 80
21fh "a BIZ brig Weep Ee. Hg,l .sh sns Aetalst a.
Rain Ne. Care pr larry Havana Went SEA M ~
nolfhia Tor Nev.York NJ Gould ~ Boston; Nay kssr
sarav ich Mass en- Wrs.rcrt for Bl Ne 27th ert 80
schrs Harvest r Boston sud henry MUTT ~ PasaslpaA
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Arrived.

ss' es A s61 ws L:T9G1 s s5 y;'ssss No.. II
ous wes'ber and heavy wesserly gales; .. =, 49,,
N6 9sy Il Hs1 So1 IS SisA De ssa S.s 70
JOIN By.as Of Boston. Dyss Z; e. Ls:h;s.n y.E:d
Of Cape EslnIns bound W
s. and "a and has had light easserly winds nearly
BF MoIsrs crooier Gruier Oct l with fruit lead &C. 70
Reed Experieneed heavy weather the passage Nor IS
Is, % ~. 'I - ss, s.s s e.rd tie
vans round the Poop hn The cabin and deess With water All
The leah Nov i; 81 10 ea 81 eIehsnssd snss Win
an 'sP Hs.en Miller One W Nov lag y q ea 50 % spoke
weather tie soss. been Z d IN the lone s. On the 1ii
hssTy fse I'm n Pt sinsa AZ nntOpsal and was Obliged
BIS Henry W Noaeurs of Pitstsnl cu Jsstsoaris Is ds
Bra Brsm lBr,m rstsn Bremen q d. with ballst AID lol
rI 70 81 81, yr.o. se 1s9 m wA ssi
.sreOnse Nov 2 lat 30 90 MI poke sehr FrancscO, I'm s.
BrI P,1lts ssn.e. M.l.s 81 d with to Howe.
INTO y ls Psale q fr.atpo xsjes carried s@sy tie Ps 3D.
Brs wse,ss Powell e. M.rts ds with cotton tobacco &c
to snlwoOd Anderson Co Experienced heavy weather spit
Brig resasr chhOl HsHf.I d with fsh and pas. J. s.
sehr ssI.h MARA of COD sRns JoDe. Mas. Al d. .aa 3 d.
In GibrsfsT with fruit A AcAndew.. Oh inst a IS - Ion
o.; a., r' Rh i sy . miles .pes. Ii SsIy Flow
s, h. FL, @ s s .s as ~ ess sas t
set Saxon Angelic, csa1 10 a. with IubsT Msyhew Tai
Esor.so Leot coluutis s d with lab and lumber
Msyhsw, Talbot Co
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