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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
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In F,ovideute, by Rev +. NJ. Stom, Mr..
Thon,,. Hopso ood and Miss Mary faisonagc
both Of L.
In Boston, l7,h inst, at Trinity Chu,cn, Ly
the R. Rev Bishop EA.lburn, John o. Sm gent,
and Gcorgiana, daughter OF Benjamin " les
E.q.
In Providence. on the l7th inst, b, the Rev.
D.. Hall, Mr.. Rich,rI NJ. Sherman, Of san
Francisco, and Miss Salc ). Mauran daughter
Of Capt. n. =. Mauran Of Providence.
In Cammia,e, Mass, 10y the Re-. Mr.. Hop
pin, Charles a. Little, Esq, and Abby, ,oung..
tighter OF the Late Hon. Henry Wheaton.
In New York, 10th inst, Waiter l.enox, ol
Washington, ID. g., and Rachel :. Lodlow, oI
New Yo,k.
In New York, on Tuesday. Jan. II, by Rev.
J. NJ. MlCauley. Richard l.. Ogden, OF .Na,
Francisco, and Isabel, only daughter Of Di. l.
Pratt, OF New York.
In New York l7tt inst, Frederick A. Bsnja.
min, and Elizabeth, daughter OF ,l,e late Rev
DR.. Bcdrll, of Philadelphia.
In Bristol, 1lth inst, Mr. WIN. Blake and
Mary II. Cummings, both Of l5.
In thiscry, % AT the Church Of the Lady
our Isle, 10y Rev. Mr.. Fiiton, Mr.. John Shields
and Miss Ellen Fitzgbbens. Also, Mr.. Tino-
thy Buckley and Miss Mary O'Su.livar, |, OF thu
city.
In Fall River, Mr.. WIN, 5. Bennett to Miss
Sarah J. daughter Of Hon. Foster Hooper MIR
Chas. u. T'ipp to Miss Abby B,Andross,Lo ,Loth .
Wesiport.
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T}ie1.

In Grafton, Mass, 10th INST, Julsoa, eldest
son of Stephen Gano aud Abby NJ. Benedict, and
grandson OF Rev. DAVID Benedict, ID. d.. Of
Pawluaketi RI.
At Elzabethto~n, n. j., on the 18th inst, q,
Harriet Josephine, wife Of Capt. James b.
Ricketts,, and dang hter of the late (oi Is. h.
Pierce, U. :. Army.
IN Glocester 18th inst. Ransom Paine, aged
65 yenr-.
Ia Providence, 20h inst, MIR. George Li'-
ingsl n, in the 43d year ofhls age.
In Bristol 18th inst, Sail, wife ci MIR Chas,
Munro, aged 65years.
In Plymouth. MIR, Timothy Ripley. II.
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SPIRIT DOINuS
THE PERVERTED QUAHAUGH.

THE PERVERTED QuAHAUGH.
RYAN OUTSIDE BARBARIAN.
In the ancient town of Newport,
Ghostly ely by the sea.
Where the phantom waves are beating
Muf,ed drums go solemn,
When The night MAS falling cohlly.
And the wind was blowing load,
Like the spirit of IA murderer
Whistling through his ragged rhrou'..-
T. the bloody moon WAS sinking
Far below the ghastly stars,
And the little boys wire thinking
OF their hcmcs and their mamas,-
Just as Ne~ppit's solemn riIns-piece
Told the horrid hour of eight,
Like the heating Of the footprints
OF the lurid steed Of iate,--
In mansion OF the city
Ruined mansion old AID grew,
Whore the window blinds were crcaking,
And the devil wa. to pay
" here the blood marks on the Intel,
Never could he scrubbed out,
And where friends ana death-like goblins
Often had "A roundabout.
Gathered round solemn table,
Dinner table great and square,
Sat as many as were able
Men Of age, experience, learning, sense, w,rs
MG.,"-
Monrnful men Of polished manners,
Solemn women clad in black,
Ancient men with re ba ,dannls
Altogether in "paoh;"
Seated round a mystic table,
Waiting long and waiting we'll,
For the spirit and hi, message,
Which methinks will dinna tell.
IIark , the bias, is roaring louder,
And he lamps are burning dim,-
There's a rapping by the ,hreshohi,-
'ris 'he spirit, aye, 'tis him.
Then upst ,rt the ancient watchers,
And the women clad IN bl ck,
And the "medmm," "slowiy rising,
Buttons up his yellow sack.
liark the sounds ag,,n repeating,
Hollow ringing ,h ough the hall.
Like the knock Of ghosts all .heete
Start up slioit and start up tall,
Talk about your fret,ed porcpin"s,
" ,th their qiills,--why, by the gods,
Each partic'la hal. was standing
Just as stiff as lightning rods.
See the sweat-drops slowly starting
On the leader Of the throng,
As his glorious mind is tripping,
Like dish-cloth strongly rung.
Men Of little legs are shaking,
And their knees together knock -
Men of bigger limbs quakng,
Palsied by the awful shock
And the woman clad in sable
Clutches fas, her cap and wig,
Knowing that the blessed spirit
For old Scratch care. net fig.
Ilark again, that horrid knockng,-
Aud the door is opened wide,
Creaking on its rusty hinges
With sound can't abide.
And voice Of awful volume,
Curious volume, bound in calf,
Rises on the hoary midnight.
With brogae and deaening laugh
"Doclher. will you plase to hasteh
Tell the brase the front door slams
Here's a fellow Knocked an hour,
Sure he'll sell peck Of clans"
Silence rested OH the circle,
Solemn silence from the soul,
And the Dr., slowly rising,
Left the room and bought the whole.
Bought that peck of erd-sheli quahaugs,
Hard-shM quahaugs, great aud tun,-
Ate them all before rdiring,
L. Al III IL nh I
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o." Gov. Clifford WAS a poor hoy
The daughter Of millionaire rejected
his suit when a young man, and lived
to see him Governor si Massachusetts
st the age Of ~.
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RAILROAD LYRICS


II au engineer me, an engine
"tuming round cuiy.,"
II they snash track, train aud tender,
What do they drservr,
No, = renny's paid 10 any
so Ear as We observe.
But ali acqut the engineer,
When "coming round the curve"
II an engineer meet a steamer
"Coming through the d'aw,"
If they crush Of drown the public,
Need We 60 to Law ?
II the engineer was careless
P'raps he's rather raw
They DON'T discharge an honest fellow.
"Coming through the draw"
II a steamer chase Il steamer,
"Running up to time"
II they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where. the mighty crime :
Should jury in fury
Make them pay one dime,
Or send the officers To prison,
"Runnirg up to time 7"
Ifthey main or Kill body.
Or body's wife,
Need body sue body,
For baggage, limb or life
Ify you sue for damages,
For pay for what you lost,
You get broken neck or kg.
And have to meet the cost.
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FALL. AND WINTER DRESSES

II LAWrON & BROTHERS, ~ Thames
L 81. invite the particular attention Of pur-
ch,sers to their l.ge and attractive assortment
Of goo l. Cor Fail aud Wnter Dresses; among
them Rich Pl,id silks, Raw Silk and Woo'en
Phls. PLAN aud Figured a'i WOOL Nous de
Lans, ani French Cashncres and Mcrinos, of
choice Eours. oi3
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IN. consequence Of Boston cars startiug from
J. rrovd,nca at 10 Ia, u. m, instead OF IL.
the STEAMER PLRRY, will, on aud after
MONDAY, Nov. z, leave Newport fnr rroyi.
dence, al 73+ o'clock, u. m. Fare, 75 cents.
n2
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GIiWLS. hay State & Peace u le Co.,
) So ilrn IN ,wi., of opl styirs ia, Tmuy,
ii Long ah Sq,rc. Al.o, Cashmere Shiw!s
~ gre It variety, son, cxlr, di,uy AMI p,'aat.r-
il3 over ld,. spur; iU.t rec'l anl lar s.Ie
Ny WV. Z. CoZIEN, 4 %.
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GENIIINE COIOGNt

nv the celeb ated m,uuf,ciura II Johann Maria
" Farms, lust received and iot sale h, the dor.
sr or ,'ngl,, h -
MS r. " ItSpAit SOY
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AERklD OF THE TIMES,
THURSDAY Jan. lSih, 1854.
WhfY Nominations

--zr--r------= ------ -
WhfY Nominations.
For Gov,rior.
WILLIAM w. HOPiIN
Ot PI0riiehce.
For Lieutenant Gov,rnug.
SAMUEL RODMAN.
OF South Kingsioun.
For Secretary ofS,ste.
WILLIAM II. WATSON,
OF PrOridsnce.
For Attorney General,
CHRlSTOPHER ROBINSON,
OF Cumberland
For General Treasurer,
SAMUEL. d. VERNON.
Of Nerporl.
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lIOI;SEKEEP,NG GOODS.

II LAWrON & BROTlERS offer for sale
l. their usualiar assortment Of House Keep
Ing dry goods, incluing English and Frencl,
Blankets, Comfort ,bIrS, Connterpanes, Cotton
aud Linen SheatinIs, Pillow Case Co'tpns and
Linens, Furniture Coverins', CarpetiIs$, and
Cloths. IOl3
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II lf the statements We SEE In many of the pspcrS
aud the names of many highly respectable phl sic.
rians and citizens Of high standing attached Ia Ger
thcstes Of the good effect Of q m-acinr, can be 9
lied on. IL to lis the height OF Incredibly To
doubt for moment the iarins,c ,Utu,s uf the
MEXICAN MusTAhG LINIMVAr.n The fact il al
mitted all that il i. the best external remedy
discovered by the me'issl mcult, aud that it is II
certain for all kinds of Cutsntou ds,ases both
on man and beast. We cordially recommend il to
any four readers who are troubled with an! OF ih,
diseased for whch II II recommended.
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1Joctiral.

IL is not otca that we find parodles as good as
the following, which was published in the
Sonthe,n LMerary Mrssvnser, Lr Dectmhrr.
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"SECyRlTY To TIE WIDOW ANn
ORPHAN"

ORPHAN"
TUE MAEHArrAN Lire IssuRA1cr Go. oi
L New York, with cash clp,tal al ~lO0,te
securely invested, are prepared to take rlshs up
uu Lives, in ali the ordinary form. OF Life Al.
surance, ctArr for long or shutt periods or Tor
"a whole life, in AL the ways in which tbs hives oi
others are Of pc,uniarN importance to person, "y
nl his or her Lie to othrrs. llusntujy and Ia
theirs rau by these mean. secure cOnpcicncs
after 4 .ath 10 thnir widows aud families, or to
themselves in Old aye. Wivc. m,y usurs the
lives OF III r husbands or others upon whom
they RELY ior su port creditors uIay insure the
lives oldr,ors aud all may insure tor IA propor-
Tomato premium those whom they may wish to
hcnit az iInst violent az accidental death With
out regard toag-, rex at health.
Among the nureruu> testimonials III favor of
this highly useful and benevolent Institution, tho
following is eel cted for it, brev,r!, tram the
.keDOitcr," d"
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JkINE'S Neiictncs We o1c- nr. Jayue's
MeIctges, at hi. Philadrlphii Prices,
mos. 10 dealers, 5000 Almanac or 1874, pub
t-hcd hy him, to give away, by
IAXAND 4 CASWELt"
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NOTICE

'TNlIE Subscriber, having taken the Store No.
75 Thames St, recently occupied by Mr.. X.
f. Williams, would say 10 his f,r,nc, patrons,
To hi- friends and the ubc, that he has Tor sale
IA general assortment of farlor and Cooking
St,ves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, together with
such articles hs are usu,ly found IN such an eStab-
li.hmenr; aud is prepared 10 manulIctul" to or
der, IN II satisfactory manner, any thing in hls
line OF business. Julbing particularly attended
To, aud share Of patronage s"iir,tcd.
n22 3m THOMAS L. MESSER.
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I lSr CARPETS. 4 few pieces of Superlour
IL list Carpet, alsD Common Rag Carpet, Cot
ton Bookings, Sc. &c., for sale cheap by
26 WM. &. COIIENS x co.
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NOT It'T.

NUTTIE.
INliE subscriber would inform tho public that
j he has taken the store No. | | Charles street. 4.
sign NJ thr golden bah where he is prepared 10
serve up Oysters IN every slyl", and IN the 6est
manner ~ m hours of the dly and evening". Re
refrshmcnts oi all kinds sucr ~ pies, cakcs, hot
tea aud coffee, &c constantly on hsnd.
n22 WILL ENM ~. BURNETT.
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WORE IIy OF NOTICE

AUGUST lsT, 1853.
Gontiemen-Wc, the under-
sign, d, WholefaleDiuegis,s,
having for many years sold
Your VEGETABLE PUl.-
MONARY EAl.ShM, are
happy Ia bcAr t,stin.on, 1"
i,s greA, efficacy ia the ,r''ri
ani i,iir oi PUimono'y c'fr-
plants. We / now u ~
m,i,ciBs which has tc eiN,d-
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4fp tllarlnc 1ntclllasntr. aua
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
HERE'S HEALTH FOR THE MI Lion.

HERE'S HEALTH FOR THE MI Lion.
ONLY 10 CENTS
For the Mammoth Bottle holding Two Quarts.
AND ONLY % CENTS
For a Pint Bottle.
Very Cheap PaalabIe and Healthy.
CLARKE'S VEGETABLE
SHERRY " INE BITTERS
The Peoples Favorite.
Composed Of Rock Rose, Wintergreen, Sarsapa-
rilla, yellow Dock Root, Wild Cherry, Thor
oughwort, Pr,ckly Ash, Poplar Rark. &c.
For Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Sour Stomach,
aud AN Unhealthy State Of the Stomach, Bowels
and Blood.
TRY Them All ye lovers Of good Biltcrs and
good Health, and ,ou viii find thrm "A
Cheap, Ehcctunl and Pleasant Remedy,
The largest bottlr, the lowest price. and the hest
Bitter. 10 all Creation. Manufactured hy T.. X
CLARKE. At his ssarsaparila Laboratory, Sha.
ron, Mass.
Sold here aud everywhere by Groects
o22 i'll YOUNG, Agent for Newport.
THOMAS WHITAKER & son, viii occu-
i Nv stotes Noe. ~ and 100 Moth NAN, cor.
ner df Meeting street, during ile telndng OF
their ware house.
Their cd stock having been entire, drstro,.
ed by fire, they now tnri Tor sale an cnilfc new
assortment ~ China, GLASS and Ear,hen Ware,
Pocket and Table Cutbry, Lanterns, Solar
taups, &c.
Also, an extensive assortment of Ga. FiNtures,
oi Cornel,us & Co.. manufacture.
Wrought Iron Pipes, Valves, &c, Tor salr at
the lowest prices, and mills fitted er heating
-ith steam, N q superior manner.
Providence, Oct ;s, ts,J. o2jh
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TtSr received inn New Work. aud now open
y ing, the largest IN richest assortment Of Mil.
lnery goods cver offered in this City, Ladies
plea r call at 1872 rhlmrs street, corner Church
olO IRA FRENCH.
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I USr received - cargo %! L,kcn's ViIey toai,
egg si@r, expressly adopted To ra'i,r grate.
ani stoves. Other kinds of ccaI - y Il AZ
Wood cous,anti, on hand.
d, CHARLES WILLIAMS.
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I.lFE INSURANCE.

The dru,h ui near friend, whnse life was
insured but few d,,,s since, makes more uppa.
rent to us the benchts oi this system Ok insurance
The advertisements of the sadrg and mos, Sc
cu.e ot the Life irsmiuce Companies viii be
touud IN onr columns, among which II u new oGe
the "M "MASBATrAH''-wth "A board Of direc.
tors composed Il practical bi'-incss "icn, w i,e
reputation for hou0r aud integrity ~ an alipi,
guarantee tpi thu risks they may take. Long
personal acquaintance with nalort, ofiis di-
,ectors, leads us IL step 0ul Of our usual course
~ calling attention 10 ii "-RCpo-tcy.
The subscriber having bcen arp"mt"d au
Agent Of the ahnvc metInurd COMPANY. "iiers hls
vices to all who are d,spo.ec TO pacl. uf'g 10
the benefits which 1t presents 10 the acc pi,nce
at a very numerous class Of very comnlunuy.
Gam, ,,h'ets explaining the princip'cs SD con-
tanning the rates aud conditions Of this class of
Insurance risks may he had gratis, ~ the Office
fthe subscriber, No. - Thamcs-st il rear oi
the CouutIng room Of f.. Lawton X l'rothrrs.
u26 EDW'D w. LhWTDN.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

4 lot pure grouI Cudec, just received and for
\ sac, 10 cts. per ID. at Ci.lRKE'S,
oil 223 Thames -.
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FALL GOODS.

w VI. v. ''EErNo - W :,
4 RE now openiny n large and sea- OF ,Dle
n stock Of Dry Goods, among them are In.
dies & Coakings, French MerinocS, all Wool
plaids, SILK aud Wool pL,ids, Long and square
Sh,wls, Cloak aud Dress trimmings. .5
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WANTED - some boar,lers are ,nted for
w the coming winter in Il house situated IN a
p easalt part of the town and furnished with fine
,cro n n laiions. Term. moderate. Adlrrs,
Post Office Box 277. s26
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= \ I'D. oi Esi-n anI Sur"tepe nrm ioq
~ hig. Eu swkwhrat; 100 lwh. Swe.s
p,ar"~.. iu.i f-rri,rd nd tH 81. w
80 IlSG w. PERRY.
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TO MERCURY OR or
OATH.

Dr. Mpr-c having recently l;rar6, ,i,u some
physicians aud several Druggists have asserted
til his Cordial contained VI, rcmy and OpuuI
h,S made th" following affidavit. Wh,thcy
ia ~ Physrians niti Diuggisis surposcd II cou-
tanned Ne, eur, or o. mn, from the singular ci,-
crgy with Which ,tari- upnn p,riIculu 1t sc.,ecs T.,
OF from it's great power in relieving ain, u on,
Of envy, he knows not. ,
state OF NcW lo,k, City an1 t.uriy uf NV
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On Thursday, May rs, GsonoE W GurRrr. aged OF
years 10 months and IA days.
The relatives ard friends Of the family and the mem.
bors of Jefferson Lodge No. &C. o. Of o. f. are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral of two O'Clock on sun
day afternoon, from the residence Of william H. Halsey
No liz East Twenty sixth street His remains viii be
taken to Greenwood FOR incrmcnt
and months
The relatives and friends Of the family tho members
OF Arcturus Lodge NO 274 +. and A. NJ, and the maso
mic fraternity generally invited to attend his funeral
at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning. from his late resi-
denee, No. log Sixth street, Williamsburg
On Friday, May 2s at half past two O'Clock A. NJ after
lingering illness, FRANCS DnAz Of the Rrm OF uraz
Martens In the <3d year OF his age.
His friends are invited TO attend his funeral ts after
noon at four O'Clock, from his late residence in Amty
street. first house from the OF Henry street Brook
lyn. His remains win be taken 10 Greenwood.
On Thursday May 20, CHARLES b BURTON in the 40th
year OF his age.
His relatives and friends and those Of his fathern
law Francis Bcs Esq respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence No 4S3 Greenwich
street. at half past o'clock, without further invita-
ton.
On Friday morning, Nay &c. HKSrr FRANKLIN FlAeo,
only son Of A. c. FlAeg
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend bis funeral omor.cw Afternoon q.
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hale psst one O'Clock from the resdenoe Of his father
No. London Terrace West Twenty third street without
furtner invitation.
In 3rooLlyn on Thursday morning Nav o. after a lin
rernr disease e. d. IrARY aued "a Years ana davs
Tie relatives and friends Of the family m invited 10
attend the funeral at two O'clock tbis from
lis late residence. No i65 Front street. Brookiyn.
On Friday NAV d HunH HnfsnI.Tw .rsS ~ ys.rs
Tbs relatives and frends of tbs fs,n,vs md hs mann
hers Of Brooklyn CT, Iodue No a A - and the or
der In general are resnecuily invited 70 ttend his f
Naval - TO ncio.t - $780, ss.arae 49,. NJ. ,.t.
rsdsnce No o. R,;S.a stress PsonlIvr' g liz rao."s
lii ~ ;n(errsa IN crasg-naS cysr rt4A 80
On Tr;dsx Ma. o. y-,, weSn ~ rhn and
pssann. -, 80 - "a e0't u~1eH'SA " so ~
Tha s;snS ~ A. s - -. v,,as :. 5000 o.. O.,
-, 60 AZ asaas..!o - ~. $500. NJ IN Ue..a.
@ ~ VIC ss ssan - st p 49,, w ~ '''1
a. rs,Jaa n.or~ir. ~. On &C., ,o,, "a s.vsr. NJ
80 $500 ,.;se,, Iotc n p,rdssn eesd az vs.r.
49,. a,,~ IA A.. - ' - 7 - $500
yn rsnas sny rs,at,ves ~ the family and xhe NAM
-, 80 Ca,uh;o a.. Ia en- cshms,s. ~. ntsr srs
Dels ~ ~ st.n% he sn.yI sr ha, i.ts
P n =, ~ as.en 49,. nV' =. $780, orrsn. a.
.ss"n ncoc% u.r rensn, VIII he taken 70 Pleasant
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MAINLINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of New York, HIsy 20, 1854.

cTEAREp.
ssip Beslon Light, Sears Ss' New Orleans Frost
Ship Leitnit1 Cism Baysen, st John NIB, + Schmidt
ship Gov Morton Burgess New Orleans Everett Brown
saIk Brunette s MoSrnth Ssrdsnas Buck Co.
Bark Clement (siciD Viola Greenock. L Fielder.
Bark Davenport OBJ Mckenzie, Quebec, c Duncan 4
Bark Criminal Rsth Brandt (Pru. Berry. Pugwash Ms,
K Pario, Mum stil Riyor
bag Gross (Brem> Sander Trinidad Thompson New
schr Elliptic; Perkins; Baraeea, Thos Gilma1.in;
sshr Marcia Iarrow Spear Portland, I Hatch M,
snsA asy;. Mott
sioop Maria uiss. abe bennett Fail River, master
ARRIVED.
with h "a maas
the int days from ST Thomas stopping hours at
SLIP csrnslis. Grinne Fletcher Liverpool 80 days with
date lat 20 co. Ion q, saw an island Of Ice, :,
GsssSx Api Nay = Tss rf 81:
$50 large iceberg with great susntity Of
s'rss cssisa hsaas &
,a ~ u.ms n Nsts leter
Ship Gertrude, 49,. New Bedford day. to W Came
Isrh David a;sB,s rh,adsps, Ri ssn
ford On cruise May "a lat g % lon g - saw bark
Baik Rose Standish. Gale. New Orleans 10 days. with
N
Bark PILGRIM, Andios Providence days. in ballast to
Bs sarah Peters tof Ellsworth, Mcfarland Ponce Pr
ledsys With sugar and moasss TO SoTthw.ra Son
Ss NS e. 2s,isy
saw steamship george Law, hence for Aspinxsn:
iatbs to smith Boynton.
Africa. xpr ~ With ssmwooI and sum, 20 Sumord
ESs;. Arm e. y $ lon q W. :ssS. B shsss
scs,tsia her April q iat Ion - 81 barb
scSr indicator ,f California Ma,haway ST Johns Pr
Ss, bottom y
q xs,s days
schr Susan (Br MshOn Windsor Ms. dsys, to sOule,
sshr s.e,son OF NV Haven, LAMAR. Bar,sos.7
her, st e Kelly snisher. . Ana''" Nd WIN wv"
sehr iona. Smith; Turmsn savannah days, with cot
schr Bent. Watiey. Chsrryaeld 10 days, with ium.
schr Benz Franklin, Brown, ohsrryhed, 10 days. with
schr Wictous, Whten Chsrry6eia 10 days, with ium.
sehr Friends strout Cheryhia days with lumber to
ssSr Rias. Waller, Belfast, 70 days.
sehr George Warren, Means, Molbourno, 10 days.
VIII G,'sss: ss
sss ssr ess i0ssisn s9h S:%bsss days
s:sI Il He's{ E Hsisy y|5 sls.si
Schr Arctic (Br) -, Bridgeport, CT.
Ecbr Neptune, Cslligan, Nscbiss 10 days
Schr VIM Hayens Bird, Macbias 10 days with lupter
order.
ssSI e.,.l.s Han Hsmn Ssl E,lS.srsa 10 Ssys
Schr hogul, HASKELL Calais days.
Schr Aurora, Smith, Roeklsnd, . days.
Sehr Mount Hope, -, Rocksnd, 8 days.
sloop Pointer. Fowler, Providence.
steamer Namsuccett. Nye, New Bedford.
Steamer Jcwess. Wright Baltimore, 80 hours MASTER
Came on TO this port for repairs.
BELOW.
Brig Prgrim (Br) So days from Sunderland
Schr Courier (lrem) 81 days from Brcmen
One air, one bark, three brigs, unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Constitution, Liverpool Lady Franklin Liverpool
Antarctic Liverpool; g Patten, New Orleans.
Wind NJ sunrise, NV; meridian do. sunset, do.
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