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1st dstrict-Timothy c. Day,-opposition.
I'd j. S. Harrison,-fusion know-nothing
Sd d" Lewis d. Campbell, fusion.
4th " NJ. H Nichols, -opposition.
Tth q Aaron Harlan,-fuson.
9Th " Benjamin Stanton,-fuson.
9th I" Cooper K. Watson, fusion.
10th " o. f. Mobre,-fuson.
18th Horace S. Horton,-know nothing.
18th S. Galloway,-fusion and X. n.
18th John Sherman,-fusion.
18th " Philemon Bliss,-fusion.
18th VIM. R. Sapp,-fusion and X. n.
10th g Edward Ball, fusion.
18th Charles j. Albright, -fusion.
18th C. Benjamin F. Letter, fusion.
10th " Edward Wade,-fusion.
Goth " Joshua R. Giddings,-fusion.
2lst j. A. Bingham,-fusion and X. N.
Clereland Ohio Plaindeazer
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Dreadful Result.

BosroN, Oct. 90 The Catholic priest who
tered and feathcred at Ellsworth Maine, few days
ago, and otherwise shamefuly treated has since died
from the effects of his harsh treatment An effort
is being made to bring those engaged in this murder
to justice. -.
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"E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, candidate for
election Principal Dorkeeper of the Senate of the next
Legislature. -zt r ST. -4 r
October, 1854 s..1 96--tf o.
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FAYETTEVILLE u RKET.

Dull market, and little change in prices BACON in
good demand at 1919 to lie; CoTTON &C.; CORN sales
81 per bushel FLOUR, 81, for super; SPIRITS
TURPENTINE, 44c. per gallon.
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MOTT E.-HAVING SOLD MY PLANTATION
with the inteaion of returning to Petersburg to
side, will offer for sale Wednesday, 9Th December next
Is 20 NEGROES all young healthy and very likely the
oldest being only 34-years of age.
AT time shall sell all household and kitchen
furniture which is of very superior quality. fine Piano
is comprised.
shall also sell my crop of ESTIMATED between 500
and barrels Fodder Shucks Wheat Straw, excellent
Wheat Thresher and Horse Power Grants best Fan
MILL Blacksmith and Farming Tools, stock of Cattle,
which fine three Yokes of good Oxen flock of
Sheep, eight good Horses Of which extra fine,
thirteen Sows and Pigs Carriage and Harness. Buggy and
Harness, Wagons, &c.
Terms Cash, but a credit of y months will be given
all $50 for bond with satisfactory security. For
all under $50 the cash must be paid before the prop
erty is delivered. ]. T. POPE.
Woodley, Warren, Co, n. c.,
October %, 1854. 1O45-w2w.
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OHIO CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN-FULL RETURNS
The democrats have carried every congressional dis
trict in the State save twenty-onei Hurrah for our
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Hugh A. Garland, Esq. the author of the
Of John Randolph" and formerly Clerk of
ouse of Representatives, died at St. Louis on
9TH instant.
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Q" We learn that the Proposals for State Stocks,
b the recent advertisement of the Treasurer,
opened at his Office on Friday last, in presence
be officers of State and the President of the
of the State; and that the sales were made at
Ferage of fraction over one and half per
This is as good sale as could have been ex-
Ed considering the stringency in the money
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An old and esteemed subscriber, in renew
I subscription to the Standard, says:
'ct as you have old Federalism under new
w. ~ battle with, I wish to contribute my mite
F tSla the good old Republican cause. do
Ina ~ every Democratic press in the land will
T. !hls Know Nothing faction in its true colors
81 gaze OF the American people until every pat
Sii MIL see it in its hateful forms, and shun it as
"d deadly poison" p
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F. D. Mcmillan, Esq, has been elected to the
F.e Of Commons from New Hanover, to fill the
Fncy occasioned by the resignation of Judge
son. The vote of the County-Caintuck pre-
\ to be heard fronts, Mcmillan 663, DIR. Peter
Walker 3S5. DR.. Walker was the regular Dem
tic candidate, and Mr.. Mcmillan was an indie
ent Democratic candidate, brought out on the
LOf the election.
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ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE GEORGE
w F. MOORE, of Mort hampton, as Democratic cam
date Doorkeeper the next Senate of North Carolina
{ October 96 1S54-9.ses 49, s. 5A96-tf.
To the Members Of the Senate The approaching General
8. - -AsSensblHf - -
The undersigned announces himself candidate for
Assistant Doorkeeper Senate Ifeected he will
deavor perform his duty faithfully He unanimous
appointed Doorkeeper to the last Democratic State Con-
enton and atters himself that he gave general satisc
JAMES w. CHADWICK.
RALEIGH Oct 1854 a0=H
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RTASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
I've Representatives of the Grand Lodge of North Caro-
lima hereby informed that the Annual Communication
of the Masonic body will be held in this City on MON
DAY EVENING, the 4th DECEMBER next, at o'clock,
transaction of business Officers of the respective
Lodges requested to attend in person. proper
delegates be appointed in obedience to the Constitution
and general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. BAN,
Grand Secretary.
OcAnhar 1874 Std.
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Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH N G.
Will attend promptly all business entrusted to them.
H. w. MILLER, .- s. H. ROGERS.
October g. 1854. 66-tf.
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THISH AND OYsTERs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
Mr. C. B. Moore the Post Office intend keeping for
sale the finest Norfolk Oysters and Fish Persons wanting
the above article assured of getting them Fresh
Spced and Picked Oysters will always be Kept for sale by
the keg or by retail. Any one wanting quantity will
tice
Orders from the country with reference will be promptly
attended to. JOHN G. SILL & co.
Raleigh October %, 1854. 96-3m.
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FFE FROM HAVANA. Castenado, the betraye1 of
f was assassinated on the 18th, in Havana,
playing billiards at a coffee-house. There
no followers at the funeral except the guards,
were attacked by the populacc, when a gen.
|'nHict ensued, and several persons were killed.
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FSNoN SCHOOLS. The President and Directors
4 Literary Fund have resolved to distribute for
mon School purposes the present Fall, the same
Fnt, ninety thousand four hundred and twenty
qoilars and four cents, that was distributed in
fPring. The advertisement will appear in our
We make this statement in advance for the
nation of the officers of the system.
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PsyysYLvANIA ELECTION. As far as heard from,
majority against prohibition is 2,955, and four
.ties o~be heard from. To State Senate Il dem
b: and Is wings are elected, and to the House
cmocrats, - American democrats, indepen-
democrats, Is American wings, independent
cleans, 35 wings, 1 temperance American,
erarce wings and 1 temperance democrat 1t
mus be seen that in the House the American
has SO members.
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KADER BIGGS & CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Tunis's Wharf 1oacn Point, 4.
Norfolk, Va.
Rettrencss-Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. P. Tabb & Co..
and Alex'r. Bell ESQ., Norfolk; Hon. Asa Biggs William
son n. c.; Col J. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh n c.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, HOTEL n C.
October %, 1854. 96-1ysw.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Office of Secretary of State, goth Oct.
TENHE CLERKS of THE COUNTY COURTS

TENH e CLERKS OF THE COCNTY COUFtIS
IL of this State will please read Resolution of the
General Assembly of 185Gl found page sos, with the
Laws of said session. where they will is made their
duty send this office certified list of the acting JUS
tees of Peace of their respective Counties every
thereafter The time is when this should be done
WIN. HILL, Sec. Of State.
Raleigh, Oct. 90 "a. eff
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We commence to-day, and shall conclude in
tSxt the Address of Hon. Kenneth Rayner, de-
+ at the late State Fair.
nope to obtain list of the premiums in time
polcation in our next issue.
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g We are gratified to learn that Charles F.
Eher, Esq, has been elected to the Senate from
van and Davie, in place of Mr.. Ellington, de-
sed Mr.. Fishers majority in Rowan was about
hundred, and he was ahead of Mr.. Partee at
oksvilic Davie. His election is conceded, though
full returns are not at hand.
Pr. Fisher is a gentleman of fine intellect and
Nrespcctable attainments, and devoted friend
Internal improvements. He will make useful
reliable representative. The interests of his
ituents will be in every respect safe in his hands
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aa= MURFREEsBoRo', n. c.
Dr. R. H. WoRTH1NGToN: 1t affords pleasure TO say
that have used your Cholera Darrhea Medicine for the
last twelve months and have found it invariably successful
in relieving speedily the in which have had
sion it. We entertain high appreciation of its
lue and have hesitation expressing the opinion that
it will prove TO be a valuable family medicine.
S. ..ss ss.E s4-s-5 RICHARD G. COWPER.
3D. aa.t-lzars B. F. SPIERS. @s i
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from the bu!le.n, sept
The remainder of tine turner's (aiS in number charged
With Iiot 81 interfering with officers st lemon fil
Tue sday evening, had airing this morning before Al
derran Kenny. acting for the Mayor
William Shilling citizen, being sworn, made state
turner's throw stone and Immediately after officer
Parker fall. At night tho turner's were returning
from the Hill, Mr. Shilling in company with officer
arrested Adar Setter in the ranks the whom he
raw throw stone. ae identified him this morning.
MT Parker, OF the police stated III his evidence that
there was q muss on tbs pfstform ne was standing
snort distance on moment after tue RI. h the stand
no saw one OF the ners knoc officer he went
TO the assistance OF s hrs er officer. aud took the
into custody al handed him to ier Gamble; the
riot and he tool another turner int, custody
and shile procef ding dow the ill about 500 turner's
followed after him. hall,aing, "Eouse 'em, rouse em-
kill tre white bat g. OF d. The office. drew out
his pistol and told them % aeap back he would Gre.
hey rushed on ard he discharged i've barrels into
them They stu rushed on with clubs stones end
drawn knives go having re s the barrels of his pis
to GU and not being able TO contead With tho crowd let
60 his and roreatcd 60 the Robert Morris Hots
where he took refuge in she'd. lie struck twice
with stones and received two heavy blows from clubs
one in the shoulders, Tho other on the side.
witness did not know that he shot boy sbout twelve
years OF age who now lying In dangerous condition.
he saw no boys about him VIE no fred his pistol He
believed he had perfect right TO his pistol In such
81 emergency. There we're hundreds around him with
drawn knives, clubs and stones when he 6rtd
This Ia about the pith OF the evidence given in
SETTER was held in $500 10 The remaining fvs
turner's we're discharged, there being no witnesses
slainst them.
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. y 1854.
The following vessels went ashore the westerly
side Of Block Island Tuesday night, between eight
and ten O'Clock, in y ihisk fog
Schooner Trident, Of South Thorn son from New York
for lhomaston Part of cargo saved in good order.
Brig Patriot of Frankfort, from Philadelphia for Port.
land, with timber Her keel came ashore, but il Is
thought her cargo will be saved.
Schooner Ebon Herbert, Niekersoo, Phladelphis for
Charleston, with coal.
Schooner Madonna, Of Prospect from Richmond for
Salem with coal.
Schooner Statesman, Emerson, Norfolk for Ports
mouth, N. II. (stem stove I'M, with corn, -four, &c.
Some OF her and 25 bts Of -four were rot out on
Wednesday.
Schooner Isabel, Of Machias, with coal Her and
boats missing The of the other vessels
saved All the vessels VIII probably be lost A herm
brig was ashore on Wednesday morning, ten miles
vest of Montauk Point She lay broadsGe the beach,
heading west, heel on shore and the sea was making
complete breach over her.
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On the 4th inst, at Grafton Ohio tho lrsbnicn en-
Gle Tonas Show Tent owned By by The of
hathns They were repulsei, but again returned ~th
woods and their shanties entirely tomolished
evcn inches Of water in tho channel OF the Ohio river
Of Pttsburr.
The Taunton, Mass, BARRIERS thoping that the public
10 save Is wei as auy6of ose have raised their prices
sId agreed to close their chops on the sabbath.
Altoona having Withdrawn from the German Postal
Union, The ngie rates en- letters between the untcd
States and Al'ona, By the Bremen line. will hereafter be
twenty two nsead Of fifteen cents prepayment optional
1he cholcrs has mt 10 It's appearance od Church,
Il nsnoye, county We Five OF s persons had been
At ntrtmouth College sixty Owe have entered the fresh
nan, fftoen tie sophomore and thre Tho junior classes
e Isnover Fifteen have joined the ChAndie. scheo
xcw freshman class wero rejected.
The fehery cut OF It. Johns n. f. and IL Vicinity ID
reported to be very successful
The Nr. HODGES who killed VIM. Maxwell at Great
Falla N H., Saturday night was formerly keeper Of
the CentralviDc House In Draout, Ia Lowell Mass
spcncer's lard oil comp apd candle mandatory, In
Cleveland Ohio, was destroyed by Are on the 9th Inst
Loss $1,000.
young man named WE. Smith, OF Rose, Wayne
county, N arrived II Albany Monday evening, on
BIZ way 10 Boston, left his friends ut TIE depot and has
not since been heard from he had about 500 with him.
and toul Play Is suspected.
musical convention il in session of provincetown,
Saie God, under the direction Of Pref Woodbury., OF
New York.
The tobacco crop Of tho present season. now growing
on the Connecticut river one Of the nes ever raised
.here.
Weenetdsy, September cih va, observed in Hamilton,
.annaa day of public Thanksgiving, account OF
tue city being relieved from the cholera,
very heavy storm or rain occaned In Albany the
night OF the 9Th mat.
The Western droters now ford the Ohio rivor with
ther cstt'e end rave tho expense Of ferrisge.
canal boat captain named John Nixon was murdered
IN ALE gteny county Pa, on the 4th inst, BY man
banned Benjamin Brewer Nixon was Attempting TO
interfere in preventing BIener from beating his wife,
An Irish passenger fell off the steamboat Hero, her
passage from this city 70 Albany on Tuesday, and was
drowned.
The Chicago D1iy Tribune says advicss from tbs corn
crop hrcugheut tie West end south coming In more
Favorable,
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.OurRAGEs IN ALEANy.-Yesterday morning,
about two o'clock. the captain Of the canal boat b.
Adams called at the Third district station house,
and stated thet gang Of eight or ten men and boys
boarded his vessel which vas lying near the North
Ferry, attacked and beat him badly, put him on the
sailants stole small skf from sloop and started
of. The police obtained another boat and started
in pursuit, and Just before they reached the shore,
a. Sa.n tney met boat N M pursuit Oh another gang
Of age, named Margaret kcter, from James Gregory,
and carried her to the Lumber District, where her
peIson was violated. man named Thomas Pagan
was arrested yestertay morning, about O'Clock,
ssulted her. He bas been committed. The search
after the captains wife was unsuccessful and che
had not been heard from yesterday afternoon.--Ak
beng n gistes', Sff-t. 6.
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1T HNG OF THE ENGINE HOUSE or THE INV YORK
eiATRAL RAlLB0AD AT R0cHGsrKR-Loss. $50 900.
ROCHESTER,, N Y q, seps Z, 1854
This iternoon the engine house Of the New York Cen
trail Raihoad destroyed By fire. The building Is 10
Gated In u eastern part Of the city was leo feet In
diameter and $50 In circumference was built OF brick
and had in immepse dome and roof dxed upon an iron
framework Seven locomotives destroyed, and four
or Eve hundred cords wood burned. The Hre caught
from the engine the saving machine ut the wood pe
The loss is estimated about $50 ooo The passenger
trains each way detained they cannot pass the
burning building. The FIRE has also much warped the
track.
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Williamsburg CITY News.

CoLl Ios -Yestesiay morning, sbout FIVE clock, me
Peck slip ferry boat onsoa, In entering tn, slip tho
New York sids, by miarnsnagement came sanipst
tho Goat bridge with such force tear up the paas
and dispace e Of the Hag stones out e Of the Cses
number OF persons tho boot and two horscs we're
prostrsted, bat no person seriously injured.
Tn; CncIxE. "A fsrmtr named John simmons ard
bs wio residing rear Masters toll gate died on We'd
IesdaJ evening OF cholsrn, after few hours' illness
KEos COUNTY Hosr1rAi.-Rey ort for Tire week ending
September bth.- Remaining IN hospital $50: rsctivsj
1I9: born, $3.50. Transferred tn Aims House. 8. DO
to Lupaic Asylum q do TO Nursery 1; dschareed lOs
deceased 7; eloped, 2--l25. Total remaining ASS.
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jersey Cl.y Tntclllxcu or,

fgosEctrSo STAGE ovyRRa-Ihe projectors OF the
omnibus lines not having obtained licenses required
ty the city ordinances the Common Council has direct,
edfhc City Attorney to prosecute thom.
1HE iLQyoE BUSINESS There ara between siy hundred
ar hundrej places In the city in whicL rquoY IL
cold, q which bus tSa licensed The terms for a
license bave been $50 but the amount has been raised
recently to sleo. number Of applications have ben
rejected.
AssreT1yr ESdrguRs Tho Common Council has or
cerei tho c. unttee laws and Ordinances TO frame
ordinance providing Tor ad onai enc nos Cor the
FIRE Dcpartncntriskins four altogether. Eigar Morrs
Stcond Assistant Engineer OF the Department, has
scy cd
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Dire adfnI Effects Of the Heat In Cincinnati.

tfIom tho Cincinnati Times, sept4l
We have heard Of late Of a number OF persons
being str ken down by the heat within Il last 70
days. The heat has been and is still intense, and
persons cannot DO too careful as to how they expose
themselves to the rays OF tie sun.
carpenter Who resided On Rittenhouse street
WIS stricken down on Saturday afternoon, while at
work on building on West Eighth street. He
lived but short time otter.
Two Germans, bosh men of family, who resided
on Vine street. above Liberty, went to Aurora on
Saturday evering, to spend Sunday with thor
friends During yesterday they both died from the
effects OF sun stroke.
German woman, overcome by the beat, fell
Gown on Everett street, near Linn, yester DAY, whc
returning from ST. Josephs churc5. She was taken
into hcase near by, but lived only few minutes.
ThtIe is peculiar incident in relation TO this wo
mar. Her husband died very suddenly of sun
stroke about two weeks ago, and last Wednesday
she accidentally fell from a window In the second
soon recovered, ard experienced 10 pain from the
accident afterwards.
About IL o'clock yesterday aman, also German.
fell from his horse, near the corner OF Second and
Sycamore streets. A physician who was present
pronounced il sun stroke. The man was conveyed
have not heard from him since.
An lrshman was stIniariy attacked, near tie
corner Of Ra street and tho Miami canal, between
s and O'Clock. He was carried home.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon an aged Ger
man was prostIatod by the heat, on the corner Of
Eckstein's drug store, and every possible effort
made TO relieve him; but be did within half an
boBr. He was stranger TO those present, but In
the course OF the evoning he was identified by his
own son.
A lady by the meme Of Corwin wss stricken down
in Covinaton yesterday, while returning home from
tie morning service. She was taken home in An In
Sen lille condition.
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ulsIqIuB INTELLIGENCE,


CLEARED.
Snip HiEsbsth (Brsm), Drssse, Singapore Meyer
stucseE.
ship Helena, Thompson, Melbourne, . Norton, Jr.
aip 0dia {Nor), Loemigsen, MIrsmichi W Schmidt
Ship Benjamin Adams, Day, New Orleans, v GJT
Brig Kate Hath, Chase, Cardenas, Nari, Rio 4 Co.
Brig Eugene tBeg), scisser, santa Cruz Cuba lhomp
Brig Tornado, NcCsrty, Bermuda, W " smith
Brig Pom ona johnson, Halifax. Middleton Co.
Brig ooret'e tAech), Hsrlich, sAppegan, NIB Ihomp
Big Venus (Br), snith, st Johns, D Dswon
Brig wscisss, Witty, ST Marks, smalWood, Anderson
Brig B Van Linda, Baius Wilmington, johnson 4
Brig Clark wlnsor, Pereiv.l, Philadelphia, Foster 4
scbr A Edwards, HArtck, Jacksonville, Van Brunt d
sehr Janus (oldeD) Meyer, Charleston, Hennings Mu
sehr sarah Bruen, Pierson, Georgetown, pOllner q
Potter
schr Howard Davis Newborn, Davis Holmes
Schr Arctic, Mott Alexandria, A Dodge Co
Schr river Queen, Fov Ter, Providence Kenny.
Steamer Ironsides. Allen, PHILADELPHIA, Briggs.
ARRIVED
Steamship Africa, Harrison, Liverpool Aug g. ct II
with mdse and passengers to Cunard Aug a. the b
screw s from Gasso" fss MsY *
Race, Iassed BIZ steamship America, from Boston fcl
Liverpool
steamshp jamestown Cavondy, Norfolk, SC to Ludlana
Ship Corinne stickney, Callao, May 20, With suano
tn BaTreda Bros Co. June "a lat SO Ion 81 W, spoke
Br taIk Cashmer from CallAo for Cork Jolly Is lat 20
s. Ion 40 40 W. passed bark with letter In foretop
san; Aug 49, LAT q 9oN Ion O. 90 spote brig Chas
Keshaw % inst lat 80 b. lon GO &c. spoke ship wiscon
sir from Calao for New York Juno 10 of Cape Horn,
hhipped sea hich killed W Marshall, seaman, ma
tive OF England.
Bark Chsrlotts ynns Eoswer London, 43 days, with
mise to Smal,wood, anderson Co.
Bark Wursata HaDov), Vulbcn Bremen, 48 Gays. with
mdse and 2s1 passengers, to Henschen Unsardt Aug
Is Is OIL. Ion "a bb. Rio (Irnude bound g
2stb. lat ~ TO- ION 81 So, ship with red signal
and letter in it, bound E. 29th Lat ~ 49, Ion So So,
saw . large ship with loss OF maintopmast bound W
Date, passed whaieship Congress (supposed Kelly
mastery. whaling The had one death and one birth
Big Acsdisu tBr,. LocAhart, Windsor, IL days, with
Brig Thomas Knox (of Boston), saath Baltimore, q
Gays, with coal to N Meyers
Brig Lucy Ann, -, Rondout for Boston.
sehr Waterman Crowel Port au Plat, Is days, with
schr Ellis, Carrow, CHARLESTON, days. with cot
ton, &c, to McCresdy Mott Go.
schr / Y Johnson johnson, Newborn, NC, 7 days.
Schr Platt, Day, Newbern
Schr Chrysoffte, Weber, Alexandra. Sept 6, four
miles south Of Barnegat, saw the end Of q mainboon
sticking out Of the water supposed to be attached to
some sunben schooner.
schr Stel hen Tabor, Tuttin, Baltimore, 4 days.
schr Sarah Perry, New Be ford, 4 days.
Scbr Mount Hope, Churchill, Rockland, days.
Schr Braxos, Thomas, Portland, CT.
Schr Susan, Russell, Rondout for Nantucket
One bark and one brig. unknown.
SAILED.
Ship Julia, Antwerp.
Wind during the day from NV