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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

ACADEMY BuRST.--Thc Old Academy was
burnt on Monday night last: during the fear
full snow storm. 1t was discovered a quarter
before o'clock, and must have taken fire
about half an hour previously. There was no
chance to save it and the wood work was
quickly consumed leaving nothing but the
cracked and backcncd walls. Doct Lewis
had a school in the larger end of the building.
So hath passed away the old Academy.
around which linger pleasant
and ludicrous of so many of the citizens of
Elkton and its vicinity. It's best days were
over and it is well spared. It's last night was
its grandest night-thc wind whirlcd and bent
the blaze about and cracked it like great
rcd whip-thc descending snow flakes We're
illuminated far up to the clouds and farther
mp all was fcarluly black-thc burning shin
giles were driven ccccntrically by the wind
about the town, but luckily the snow was
deep enough to extineuish them. 1t was
fearful amid such raging storm to be startled
by the cry of fire, and it was well the build.
ing was an isolated one, for so was the snow
driftcd the engine could with difficulty have
been managed, and water could not 'a~c been
obtained. AS regards the origin of the fire.
opinion-likc the magistrate at the inquest
does not decide "whethcr it rar an accident
an incident, or tue work of an incenduary"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

PENMANsIlIP.-Mr. Wolcott. professor of
Ponmanship is IN our town and proposes, we
understand, to teach classes. Wehavc known
the reputation of Mr.. W. as II teacher of wr-
ting for Il number Of years, and know of none
who have been more successful. Every one
who wishes to acquire beautiful style Of
pcnmanship, accompanied with rapidity of
execution should embrace the opportunity
now offered There is no mistake about the
alilitY Of this hoachCr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

THE SNOW. SroRM-The snow-storm Of
Monday and Monday night was the scvcrest
that has occurred in this ncighborhood for
many ycars-somc say twenty. The wind
blew furiously-in many places the drifts
covered the fences entirely aud the roads and
lanes were nearly all rendered impossible.
Thelcvcl depth the snow is stated to be near
" three feet. The passage of the ears was
much obstructtd, and no mails reached here
on Tuesday, nor on Wednesday till near even
inr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
MUSIC! MUSIC !!

TtO the lovers of ssMusic' and all others
l. wishing to purchase it in either sheet or
book form; 500 copies just received of the
latest and most popular compositions, con=
sisting as follows:
Songs, Schottischcs,
Duets, Mazurkas,
Polkas WaltZos,
Rondinocs, Variations,
Operate Quadrils, Marches and Quickstcps.
We will supply any order in the Music line,
at the publishers prices, within two days no.
tice. A. j. SCOII q BRo.,
Feb IS Opposite Johnson's Hotel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

OTThe Subscriptions to the Plank Road
while the books were open here the beginning
Of the week, amounted to l55 shares or 49,
S15. What has been done at Fair Hill, we
have not learned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

'sollIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
4 scribcr of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Courl Of said county, letters of
Administration on tho personal estate Of
Levi w. Loilland,
la'c of said county, deed All persons having
claims against the said decd. are hereby warn.
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Ui duly authenticated, on Or before the
23rd OF January, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indeb,c
TO SAID estate, are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 25th day Of February, lsa4,
JAMES FORD,
Feb p CIV Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

HARLAN's FAcT0gY.-Thc loss by the
burning ftlis factory, is estimated at &c.
900; half on the building and halfon machine
ny and stock. The factory had not been in
full operation for several years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

~ The 22nd inst.--thc Anniversary Of
Vista-was celebrated in Elkton by an inn
mcnse Snow. balling match. untqualled i'll the
annals of such contests. Whether any were
the belligcrcnts were as awful as the co,nbin-
Cd howlings of forty mcnagerics.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

SIEIGHISG.-The last day or two have been
merry in town with the music of sleigh bills.
1t is stated to be pretty good sleighing in
town, but in the country many places in the
roads are blown bare and the sieishing thus
greatly Spoil,d.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

NEUTRAL FLAGS IN TIE BIApK SEA.-Thc
London Shipping Gazette of The aDth states
that the announcement had been made by the
Russian Government that all vessels navigat-
ing the Black Sea, under neutral flags were to
be searched, for the purpose of ascertaining
that they were not carrying articles which
were contraband of war, for the assistance of
the enemy; if so, they would be seized and
confiscated, without regard to flag,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
New Wall Paper warehouse.
BURTON a. LANING,

MANUFACTURES X IMPORTERS, 10
IVl IA Arch Street, second door above
Sixth, PHILADELPHIA, where may be found tho
largest and handsomest assortmeHNiR the city.
Pr .hasers from the country will tind it to
their advantage to call at our store. where
they will 'bc suited with superior article, at
the lowest prices. BURTON X LANlNG,
No. l24 Arch Street, above Sixth,
Feb Is "m Ph,ad"lrhia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

County MEETING.-Pursuant to notice
mccting OF the citizens of the county was held
at the Court House in this place on Tuesday
last, to discuss whether further legislation
with regard to free negroes, would or would
not be advisable. number ofspeeches were
made and considerable excitement prevailed
during the progress of the meeting, the speak
crs dealing each other some pretty hard blows
nth the tongue. The discussion was an in
teresting one, proving conclusvely, we think,
what we have frequently contcnded for,
through the columns Of the Times, that the
condition of the free negroes was such as to
demand some course of action not only to
better their condition morally, but at thc-sa
time add to the number of Industrious labor
ers, of which there is such scarcity at pres
ent. We notice by the petitions presented to
the Legislature and the columns of our ex-
changes, that thcle is a disposition throughout
the whole State to do something to remedy
the evils resulting from the low and degraded
condition Of the free negroes. 4
CentreriLe Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

REpoRT OF THE STATE CnEMIsT.-Wc arc
indebted to NJ. Y. Kidd Esq, of the House of
Delegates for copv cf the Fourth Report of
DIR. Higgins, the State Agricultural Chemist.
1t treats more particularly Of the mineral re-
gion of Allegany county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

\ NEW AcADEMY.--We understand that
since the burning of the old Academy. quite
spirited subscription has been made for the
building ola new one. The signs are stated
to be that one will DC built without delay
all which we hope may speedily comcto pass
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

TIE UNITED STATES AND SWITZERLAND
The Congress of Switzerland convened at
Bernc on the 9th ult. President pickc, on the
occasion Of the opening session Of the Senate,
thus referred to President Picrce's message,
and the picture 1t drew Of our national pros
peritv:
"iour have recently heard avoice, infuen-
t'al asany that dcsccnds from thrones, pro-
claim the administrative prosperity OF tho great
fcpubc beyond the ocean. We have not to
envy this prosperity. We may envy the ex-
tent of territory and population of the coun-
try from whence it proceeds; the vigor and
houndlcssncss of its growth; its immense in
fucncc: its prospects of greatness beyond be-
licf: and, perhaps, that youthful ambition
which effects miracles: but it does not excel
us in the lowncss of its imposts, the pcrfecuon
Of the public service, and the proportonate
abundance Oft the revenue"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
7 am very re rctfrlly
vour obt. sc,v't.
WM. PINkNEY WHITE.

Abatement showing the balance Of direct
tax with the interest thereon. remaining in
the hands Of the following Collectors of Cecil
county, as of the first Of February 1854, for
the several years herein named:
Lewis r. Todd Collector of Ith Dist. for
1851. Principal sG2.67, Interest Sll IL; To
tai S77l4.
VIM. Beatty Collector of 9th dist. for 1916
PRINCIPAL S77.25, Interest $G9.42, Total
sl46.67.
Jacob IIv'nnd. Col'tr of 9Th dist. for 1850
PRINCIPAL SlS5.75. Interest s2lll; Total
soOG.S6.
VIM. II. Rowland. Col'tr of lst dist for
1876 PRINCIPAL $4,000, Interest $500
Total s36s.lo.
Bcni. B. Price Col'tr of LIST dist. for 1871.
PRINCIPAL sl45.92, Interest $7l.08: Total
$4,000.
Bcni. B. Price. Co'tr of LIST dist. for 1913.
PRINCIPAL s7759, Interest Se2.76: Total
Sl6O.35.
NIB On the ll,h Fch,y 1854, Mr. Todd
r.i,, cog CT. which is the payment referred
toin Mr.. Pcaro's noe, and as will be seen.
said raymon: was made subsequent to the
printing Of tic Comrtrolcrs Rcrort
Eve are pleased to he able to give the
foregoing Letter and Statement. so that JUS
ticc may be done the late COMPTROLLER if he
has been wrongcd. But how far has he been
A., r.. T>.1l
'hc evidence that lie did not pay till the publ
cation Of the Comptrollcr's Report. But we
have b. fore stated that receipts in full to
Rowland and Price from the States officers
have long ago lin Nowland's case two or three
wears and in Prices many months-w" would
give the dates but arc confined by sickness
md cannot procure them, been filed in the Of
flee Of the County Commissioners; Mr.. IIv-
land has filed a final recent from the States
Attorney. dated the LIST of September 1853
month prior to the closing of the Comntrol-
ter published in the article seen by Mr.. Whyte
that he paid the money charged to be due by
him. more than two years ago.
Now, there is manifest wrong somewhere
which onght to be corrected The Comp
trollcr'S Rcnort is erroneous. where it states
Rowland. Price and IIvran,t owed the State on
the Both of September 1853. We have seen
the receipts to prove this. Mr.. Beatty states
in his published letter, that has paid more
than two years ago, and we have no doubt of
the fact. 1t is great hardship for gentlemen
to he published over the State as dclinquents
when they hold no such position. The error
in the Report to us is manifcst-we readily
admit the Comptroller may not have had the
,nrans to correct it: but wherever the tdvh lies
it sho, III be corrected, and from what we
know cf the present Comptroller we have no
doubt he will find it his pleasure as his duty
to seek the causes of and adjust all such er-
pnrQ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

GIElktoasAad day to itself on Tuesday.
The roadsswcre so blocked up, that 10 co,ln-
trymsn, SO far as We heard, could get here
as desirable place as our town is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
GoMmtp affairs.

~ The County Commissioners did not
meet on Tuesday as advertiscd-for the very
good reason: that the roads were impossible,
and they couldn't meet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

Frozen TO DEATu.-An old man named
Nathan ireland was found frozen to death
about four miles north of Elllton, on TUGS
day morning last. We understand tina. he
had been at Whisky shop the evening be-
fore and vending his way homc through the
terrible snow storm, fell and rose no more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

s--j;'Thc Prohilitory Liquor'Law has been
passed bv the House Of Delegates and now
awaits the the action of the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

EHlo IL 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
! sGrihcrs OF Cecil county, have obtained from
,ne o'phahS' court OF SAT! county, letters Tess
'amenlaiy On the personal estate Of
Samuel Aikers,
'a'e OF >a'h county, decd, All persons having
claims against the sail drcl are hereby warn,
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there, r
lu'y authenticated, on OF before the
2lst day Of January. 1855,
lncy may otherwise by law. he excinded fro m
Al benefit OF said estate. All persons Indebted
10 san estate, are requested 10 make i,nmrdiat.
payment to The subscribers. Given under our
hands this 25th day OF February. 1884.
ROBERT ATKINS,
JAMES ALIENS,
Feb 25 CIV rrn,,..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

1.-THE Russian Fleet in the Black Sea, con.
sists of 50 vessels of all kinds, with 2,449
guns. OF the vessel, IL are line-of-battle
ships; 4 three-deekers; frigates, and 81
briggs. besides several steamships.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

MEN quarrel on all kinds Of queer subjects.
An up-rivcr paper mentions desperate fight
that occurred, a short time since, between a
1'.county Cork man" and French gentleman
from Canada, with regard to the birthplace
The Alilcsian insisted that
\ '1ekwh boy" whilst "Canuck'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from HGWIHEGSxit!
RowLANDsylLLE. Feb. 90, =.

koWLANDSTilLE, rep -, Ut
The Snow Storm-Hl Drioined- Domaoe bp
hc. Storm-1hc Rirer Oprn-Opcnihg The
R,ads-P,Uhhitory Lnw, &c.
DEAR RICKETTS, On Monday commenced
ono of the most violent snow storms cNpclicnc
ed in this section Of country for many years,
it continued until Tuesday morning without
intcrmission. As the wind blew Violently
from North East the snow is much drif,cd but
a fair average will make "a inches.
The Lancaster mail due here on Monday IF
tcrnoon has not reached here at Il o'clock to
day. The public roads, in most places, arc
full, rendering it impossible TO pass except on
horseback, and then with much difficulty.
have heard Of but one serious accident
from the storm: a stable was blown down near
Rock Springs killing two cows. Many trees
arc uprootcd and fences blown down.
The warm days previous TO Monday caused
rise in the Susquchanna river, and we lie
licvc it is again clear of ice. There is many
persons out on horse lack cndcayouring TO
make the roads passablc for s!cighs, few Of
which have venture out. Should the weather
continue mild travel will soon be resumed, al
this time it is exceedingly difficult.
am much pleased to see the r,s"lt Ct hc
Prohibitory Law so far and hope the Senate
may confirm what has already been done no.
fearing the test at the ballot box. Yrs. p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE MISSISSIPPI
Tho steamboat disasters for the commence
mcnt of the year 1854 have been unusually
numerous OH The Western rivers. From the
first Of January to the evening Of February 4,
thirty eight steamboats, have been badly dam
aged Or totally destroyed. Eleven have been
consumed by fire, allowing seven TO have
bccn burnt at New Oilcans,) thirteen Lave
sunk and will be totally lost, and fourteen
have been badly damaged by smuggling and
other accidents. Besides the steamboats, de-
s'Ioycd, there have been between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred ccal boats and bar
ges sunk on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Thelo of property has been immense: it has
been estimated at various sums; from one to
two millions of dollars. There has also been
large number of lives lost, but the exact
number cannot now, and probably never will,
be correctly asccrtained. Should the coming
months of this year prove as disastrous to
river craft as January and part of February
we shall not havca steam or fiat boat on any
of our rivers.--St. LOUIS Republican, Feb. IA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

A BALrMoREAN DRowNED.-The hent
News states that man named John Bryen,
recently from Baltimore, was found drowneo e
in Sassafras ,.risors last week. He sailed y
one Of tic vessels belonging 70 Edwin W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

Niiis IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Tia, the sub.
L scrlber of Cecil county, hath obtain fro m
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
Ruth Nickel.
lac OF said corn'y, decd. All persons having
claims against the sad deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, On or before the
10Th day of February, 1853.
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
10 SAID estate, nrc requested to make immediate
payment to The subscribers. Given under NV
hand this 18th day Of February. 1854.
WILLIAM NICKEL.
Feb 25 6w Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN EXPEDITIONS
TO JArA~.-A Letter from Hong Kong, Dec.
II says that the United States squadron,
comprising the Susquchanna, Powha.an, Ma
ccdonian, Plymouth and Van,lalia, were ,hcn
in harbpr, and were preparing for departure
Horilward. Com. Perry was expected over
from Macao in the Mississippi. At Canton
were the storesllipS Supply and chartered steam
cy Queen and at Wampoa the sto:cship South
amp;on. The Sea Witch, at Hong Kong,
was about to proceed to Namoa to ship labor
crs for the Panama railroad.
The admiral of the Russian Japan cxpcdi-
ton arrived at Shanghai Nov. 81, in the
steamship Nostock, leaving his fiiga.e, the
Pailas, and a brig of war under the Saddle
Islands. He had just arrived from Nangasa-
ki, where he he'd awaited a reply to his mis-
sion to the Emperor of Japan. 1t was said
that, finding longer delay fruitlcss, he had
looked in at Shanghai for supplies and news
from Europe.
Doubt is thrown upon the reported death OF
the Emperor of japan. The report is explain
cd by the circumstances that The death of a
japanese monarch places the court in MOURN
ing for three years, during which time no
foreign embassy can be received.
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LII fObiq.
ELKTOx, FEBRUARY q, 1854

O'Mr. Thomas or the House Of Delegates
has our thanks f,r various matters transmitted
through the mail.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

Tilis Is TO GIVE MOTTO T., That the sun
scr'b'r OF Cecil county, hall, obtained from
me orphans Count Ct said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate u.
John Lofts.
late Of sail county, deed. All persons avins
claims against the said deceased, are her, hy
warned to exhibit the same win the vouch rs
thcrcotdnly authenticated. On or before the
10th day OF prc' mi or, 1854,
they may otherwise by law. be extended from
all benefit ofsail estate. All persons nLeb,rd
to sail estate. ar" 10 lucsed 10 make Immediate
pay mrn' 10 the subscriber. Given under nv
hand this 25;h day of February. 1851.
SAMUEL WHITLOCK,
Feb 256w Admir-
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nr1"ITaving been confined to our house dur
ing the week by sickness we have, in conse-
qucnce, been unable to answcr number of
letters in relation to business in the Office of
the County Commissioners. This will also
account for any falling off in any of the de-
partmcnts of The Wing.
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the County Commissioners. This will also
account for any falling off in any of the de-
partments of The Wing.
CsC1L Co,.NTY AND STATE FrNAScEs.-Wc
are ind, b.cd TO the Hon. VIM. Pinllncy
Whvtc. Comptroller IF the Treasury. for the
following Letter and Statement in reference to
The accounts of certain Collectors of Taxes in
'his county. to which reference has been had
in previous numbers ofehis ia, or:
CcMpTROLLEn' OFFICE
ANNAPOLIS, FEB. % 81. {
PC. RICKETTS, ESQ. ,-Dsar Sir :--Nh' at
,,ntion has been called to an article in your
papcr of the 18th inst. under tic caption of
Cecil county and State Finances" in which
great Injustice, (unin'in:ional 7 am sure has
hccn done NV predecessor in Office. and
deem it due 10 him to ask the correction Of its
erroneous statements. The Comptrollcr'S
Rcrort gives the balances due by Collectors.
mp to Sept 80. SO. exclusive of interest. and
now annex to this letter Statement, showing
The condition Of the several accounts, referred
to by YOU. as they stand charged on the Books
of the Treasury Department, computing thc
interest to the date of the last payment made
on each account. You can at once sec, whcth-
or there his been anv error or misstatcncnt
made by Hon. H. +. Batcman. in his Report
end trust you will do him the Justice to set
the matter right
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25

AWATcH GAIA family residing in South
Boston have in their possession a cat which
is not only smart rat catcher, but also per-
forms all the duties of watch dog. Puss is
quite large size, and whcncvcra stranger en-
tiers the gate, if allowed, will fly at him with
all fury. Twice in single day last week, he
made these attacks when unmatched. One
was ona scavcngcr who entered the yard.
The cat few at his legs, and spit and clawed
with such fury that the man was obliged to
beat retreat. A market hoy was next at
tackled, and was obliged to leave the yard.
If confined in the house, and the cat hears any
one enter, he makes to the window and seems
in perfect fury to get out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
THE wILKERBARRE SLAVE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1854
The case growing out of the arrest of the officers
engaged in the attempted capture of Bill Thomas an
alleged fugitive slave at Wilkesbare last year, was
before the Supreme Court this morning, and Chief
Justice Lewis gave the decision Of the Court. II will
be remembered that the officers engaged in the at
tempt to capture the slave were arrested on bill Of
indictment found by the Court Of Luzerne County,
for assault, and attempt to kill but that Judge Kane,
of the United States District Court discharged them.
They were rearrested by order Of the Supreme
Court, and while in the custody OF the Sheriff were
taken before the United States Circuit Court on writ
of hobeas corpus and on hearing the testimony Judge
Greer ordered the Sheriff to discharge them lie
ODE, ed the mandate. The present action was for an
attachment against the Sheriff for contempt OF Court
The decision declares that the United States Cxcui'
Court had 10 jurisdiction and that the Sheriff was
snv of contempt in obeying the order for the release
of the officers but q. he acted through ignorance the
attachment is not granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Arrived.

steamship Augusta Lyon Savannah Dec to ; l. 4;
k,,Aill Dec 10, 10 ~ r. M. dstters Light Nh "" 10
miles distant signslEed steamship kn0xvilei ii Pm signal
ized steamship Jas Adgsr ,,,-. IN ..
,Ss. and passengers to spoord Tleston Co Sunday Dec
no III north Cape Halter exhsnsed asnAs Win
,t,sm,hp Knoxville, hence for Savannah same night -
Pm exchanged signals with steamship James Aosef' nen'e
for Charleston. 49, ,-,u G a.. .,A SIN
sers 70 spoHoId Teston Co Experienced heaVJ
westerly gsles. ~. .. . ...a.. 4. IN
BNk Express, Boss, Havana Nov - sugar 'ee'i'' " w
Ming Co. 49,, - o l.. .v.i .,ora. IN
McCrendv Mott Co Sailed 10 with schrs Marine anu
Harriet hallock, for Newfork . .., Al. L.
sehr fbepeztr OBJ Gsudin NJ nevideo g. days Noes ~
to J. Green pee a. lat Sc N. lon. 10 IS spoke sehr East
Wind Lavender from Boston for Gopaives
Brg TosrA, Layton. Rondout, coal for sosfon
Schr. VIM. Tyson. Lowell Philadelphia tot Boston
schr YIN. Greeory, Crockett. Rocklsnd hne
Sehr Julian WEBB, Lowell, Rondout coal, bound east
Sehr. Hubicon, -, New Haven
sAILED-shp Western Continent Durham for san Iran
disco Amazon Hoyey for London Queen OF Clippers Iefe
ga Liverpool
RELOw-Shp Henry Clay, CsuIkins, Liverpool udse and
p.ssepss spofod leston Co Also two ships ana TWO
harks-l Am.
wIND-puriss the u,oruins from wNw