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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-04
The Pennsylvania AGRICULTURAL Fair

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. The fair grounds were
covered with an immense crowd this morning There
were not less than $4,000 persons within the en-
closure. An increasing line of omnibuscs and every
description of vehicles loaded down with passengers
crossing the various bridges the Schuylkill
The railroad constantly crossing. There is
also dense way of foot passengers, and there is a
prospect that the visitors will reach 100 900 before
night.
The Franklin Institute has resolved to hold it's
annual exhibition of manufactures and mechanic arts
in November, in DR.. Jayne's mammoth buildings
on Dock street, including portion of the Chestnut
street building. The two will be connected by a
bridge extending across Carter street The main en-
trance will be Chestnut street
1t is said that the President leaves Washington
tomorrow to attend the Pennsylvania Fair.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, The State Fair closes
on Friday evening. The number of visitors to-day
is estimated at over 100, 900. The address will be
delivered tomorrow by VIM. H. Meredith.
Later from HarGna-Arrical Of General Concha--
Great Ju6itee-Schoener Wrecbed, dc,
CHARLESTON, Is. CO. September %. The steam
err Governor Dudley has arrived her with Havana
dates to 23d instant
General Concha, the Captain General has ar
rived at Havana. His arrival was hailed with great
pomp by the citizens and the city authorities A
grand procession formed, and he was conduc-
ted in great splendor to the palace where sump-
tuous dinner prepared. Concha seemed not to
appreciate his reception with good grace had
been anticipated. There was cast of lll-humor on
his countenance apparent to all, though trouble
and uncertainty were agitating his mind: He quite
unceremoniousIy refused to accept the horses and
elegant carriage which had been purchased to pre-
sent him. The jubilee, however, was kept up, with
bull fighting, Examinations, and other demonstra-
tons.
The health of Havana was good Business steady.
Sugars firm Coffee advancing. Freights dull.
Melancholy Atair-SereraL Persons Poisoned
Three or -Four Deaths!
A gentleman who came down on the Southside
Railroad yesterday, gives us the particulars of
melancholy case of poisoning that occurred in the
county of Amherst on Wednesday last.
1t seems Mr. Lavender, residing in Amherst
about ten miles from Lynchburg, has been recently
very much annoyed by the dogs in his neighborhood
They have frequently gained access to his Spring
House, and devoured his milk and butter. Determn-
ed to get rid of them, Wednesday last, he plac-
ed quantity of poison, (arsenic it is supposed,3 in
can of milk; but did not communicate the fact to
his family. He was unexpectedly called from home,
and his entire family, some thirteen in number,
partook of the poisoned milk. AT last accounts,
three had fallen victims by the unfortunate circum
stance, and the remainder were lying dangerously
ill-our informent states not expected to recover
u. etersburd EeDreSs.
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Pennsylvania State Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26. The State Fair opened
to-day, and there was not less than ten thousand
persons present, being exclusively MEMBERS with
their ladies, and none others will be admitted the
first two days There is splendid display of cat
pigs, and fowls and the number is being hourly aug
mented by new arrivals.
Thursday and Friday will be the two great days
of the fair when Floral Hall will be filled with flow
ers and fruits Mechanical Hall is already filled
with beautiful display ofspecimens of the mechanic
arts, besides immense apartment for agricultural
implements
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THE NoRTHcA Ro11NA STANDARDS wEDNFsDAY oefoBr 1854

a. The following from the Baltimore Correspon-
dence of the Petersburg Intelligencer, furnishes
more proof that the Know Nothing organization is
against Democracy: -
seTHE Know NoTHINGs. Rumor says that the
members of this all powerful brotherhood are very
active in making preparation for the I'D of Octo
her," They are very quiet-inanage to keep their
own counsels admirably1bnt yet perfectly confident
in their ability to sweep the last vestge of Loeofo-
coisn. from city at the next election. They will
present gentleman of known integrity, of great
mon al worth, and of admitted executive ability to
the voters of Baltimore their candidate for the
Mayoraty, and my word for it that man viii make
better Mayor than any have had for helast ff-
teen years"
We should like to know if the rumor is well found
ed that Wings intend to unite with the Know Moth
ings in the next Raleigh City election. Can either
of the Know Nothing organs-the Register or the
Star-inform us. This Know Nothing organization
is not of nature to exist for any
of time and we trust that those men who may iden-
tify themselves with it for purposes of promotion,
will be marked and remembered at subsequent cleo
tons.
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Gbt gtan0ar0.
RALEIGH, "WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4. 1854.
NOTICE.

It will be necessary, pursuance of the arrangement
have with Mr. Wilson, to close all the accounts of the
November Subscribers to both the Weekly and Semi
Weekly will have opportunity of paying up to that date
The amounts are many instances small; but in the
aggregate they make up large sum and these constitute
shall not look in vain for prompt payments of these
mounts Subscribers will receive their in their
pers and remit the money by mail, at my risk. Re
cepts will be sent in the paper showing the amosnt paid
and the time paid to.
W. W. HOLDEN.
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North Carolina Baptist State Convention.

North Carolina Baptist State Convention.
TKNHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH
Il Carolina Baptist State Convention will be held with
the church in Fayetteville N c.. commencing Thursday
before the third Sabbath in October next at IL o'clock
A NJ when the introductory will be preached by
Rev. A. Mcdowell Rev. W. NJ Wingate alternate The
Missionary Sabbath by Rev. Aaron J. Spiyey,
Rev @. q. Trotman alternate 49,
The North Carolina Bible and Baptist Publication Society
the North Carolina Baptist Education Society will
hold their anniversary meetings during the session of the
Convention.
All Baptist Associations and Churches within the bounds
of the Convention requested to send delegates and
similar religious bodies in this and the neigbborng States
will be expected send correspondents to represent them
We assured that ample accommodations win be proyd
ed for all who may at J.
NATHANIEL j. PALMER.
Secretary of the Convention.
Milton N n. Sept 4th. 1854.
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WHERE THE POPULATION OF GEORGIA COME FROM
Having shown where the natives who do not
choose to stay at home go to, find, upon exam
lining the Census Returns of 1850, that of the 524
4O3 which then was the number of our white and
other States of the Union, and 400 were born in
foreign countries. The nativity of 565 unknown
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DEMOCRATIC OFFICE FOR SALE. The Democratic
office advertised for sale in paper to-day, is To-
Gated at growing and advantageous point; and we
1eel sure, from information in relation to it that
an excellent bargain can be obtained For particu-
lars apply to the Editor of the Standard.
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~ We informed, says the Fayetteville Car
Gilman, that prominent merchant of this place
recently visited New York for the purpose of lay
ing in his stock of goods and while there he went
to house where he had been in the habit of deal
ing to considerable extent and told the propretors
that he wished to square up his accounts he had
determined to purchase goods from them.
This, of course, took the New Workers by SURPRISE
and they very anxiously inquired the cause. Our
friend told them that no abotionist could get any
more Of his money-that they operating aga
inst his section of country and interests by coun-
tenancing and encouraging anatcism, and that he
would have no further dealings with them. They
undertook to apologize, and tried hard to keep the
good will of this noble southerner-even offered
him goods at greatly reduced price-but itwoudn't
do-he quit them This spirit is indeed commenda-
BILE, it is worthy of all praise; and we would gladly
give the merchants name if we had his permission,
in order that our readers might know him and point
to his example one worthy of imitation. No
doubt this kind of argument did towards con-
vncing those northern abolitonists of the of
their way than all the speeches made in the last
sion of Congress. Affect their pockets and they
q will very readily come to terms.
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WAKE SUPERIOR COURT This tribunal is in ses-
sion this week, his Honor Judge Ellis presiding.
The charge of the Judge to the Grand Jury full,
explicit, and very able The members of the Bar
and others speak in terms of high commendation of
his bearing and ability on the Bench.
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SUCCESSOR TO BISHOP WAINWRIGHT Eight ballots
were had by the Episcopal Convention, New York,
Friday last for successor to Bishop Wainwright
Rev Horatio Potter D. D., of Albany, was elected
over Drss Yinton and Haight. -.
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$3.50 REWARD,
A PROCLAMAT TON,


A PROCLAMATION,
By His Ercellency DaUid s. Reid, Gorernor Of the
State Of North Carolina.
JAMES WILSON, stands charged with the murder of
Nathan Clayland in the county of Mecklengburg and
whereas it has been made appear that the said JAMES
WILSON has fed beyond the limits of this State.
Now therefore, to the end that the said JAMES WILSON
may be brought justice do hereby issue this Proc
lamaton offering reward of three hundred and fifty dol.
lars for the apprehension and delivery of said JAMES
WILSON to the Sheriff of Mecklenburg.
DESCRIPTION,
JAMES WILSON is about IL Is years Of age about
feet in height auburn hair and of youthful appearance
scratches his face; wide mouth and
face rather broad is quick and bold in speaking and in
cliDed to drink.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
State of North Carolina of the city of Raleigh,
IL. o. this the 18th day of September A: D, 1854
By the Governor: DAVID s. REID.
SAMUEL F. ADAMS, JRa Pirate Secretary.
Sept.12th, 1854, 65-6t-
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~ We stated recently that the Meredith prop
erty this place had been disposed of for g. 100
We learn that there was some difficulty in perfect
ing the title, and that the bargain was not consum-
mated The property is, therefore, still in market
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CuMBEaLAND FAIR The first annual Fair of the
Cumberland Agricultural Society viii be held in
Fayetteville ON the 2ad day Of November next. The
last Argus contains a list Of premiums.
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10 We invite general attention to the notice il
our paper to-day, in relation to the State Fair.
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&RAA WORTH OF THE LARGEST AND
epoO9y best Silk and Gingham, Blue, IBroVn,
Green, and Black Cared handled Icory Umbrellas
State at from SIS to $40 each just hand from New York
this morning. B. B. SMITH,
Sept. % 1854.
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New York, Sept 3d. The United States mail
steamship Pacific sailed to-day for Liverpool She
took out 81 100000 in specie,
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NAFAl STOKES-Du1l, Tar S574 SPts. Iufpehtlna 81
@ 53c cash. $3.50,
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET. =.
s-s SEPTEMBER 80 1854.
8 Trade improving. COTTON, good supply-principal
sales at 8 to 81 cts. s71|75 49,
CORNING change-demand good at quotations. :
FLOUR declined about so cts. per barreImarket very
unsettled. -
BAeoN-supp abundant sales not easily made at
SPTS TURPENTINE- A cents q gallon.
RAW do % IS to 81 60 y hbl Oar.
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ANIMAL STATEMENT OF THE CoTToN CROP. The
New Orleans Price Currents annual statement to
September LIST sets down the cotton crop at $780,
900 bales, and the years receipts at New Orleans
at al 900 bales and the value of other articles at
$780, oOO 600; the value of the years exports at $74
600, 900. The New York Shipping List gives the
following in reference to that fact:
Upon a careful examination, the stock ofcotton in
this port the 31st ult, aScertained to be 3d.
9ss bales. 1t will be seen by the statement below
that spinners took bat $780, 2S6 bales from this port
year before 3,0s2 bales per week. against 3,44e
last year, thus:
Stock, August 81, 1853, 67,575
Received since, 423,9 1896
Making supply OF, 1870
Deduct:
Export to foreign ports, 1913 096
Stock August 81, 1854 82,9sa
Total 36I, os4
Leaving the consumption, 16o,2s6.
NAMES OF SIX New STEAM FR1GATEs We
understand says the Washington Star that the Sec
rotary of the Navy has determined on the following
to be given to the six steam frigates now be-
ing built >
Roanoke and Colorado, at Norfolk
Minnesota, at Washington.
Wabash, at Philadelphia.
Niagara, at New York
Merrimack, at Boston.
The best dowryeto advance the marriage of a
young lady, is mildness IN her countenance; wisdom
in her speech; modest IN her behavior; and virtue
in her life.
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TIL e NJ A II * E T s I.

RALEIGH MARKET.
REPORTED FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD, ~
By WM. g. UPCHCRCH.
OCTOBER 2, 1854.
FLOUR-From 81 to 81 so.
BACON-11 cts per ID hog round.
LARD-l2L cts. per ID.
BUTTER-ZU to IS cts. per H., very scarce
EGGS-15 cts per dozen.
CH1CKENS-2U cts. each, scarce.
CORN-S4 25 to 81 so per barrel.
MEALS per barrel, scarce.
F0DDER-$1 10 per 100 lbs.
STOCK PEAS-Red, SO cts. per bushel.
White, 20 cts. per &c
SWEET POTATOES so cts. per bushel.
FRESH PORK-S y cts. H., retail
'' BEEF cts. on foot.
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STANHOPE FOR SALE.-FHE SUBSCRIBED

STANHOPE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
now offers for sale that beautiful and healthy residence
known for the last twelve years Sanhope stuat
ed in Nash County Immediately the Raleigh and Tar
Railroad The tract of land contains about e4o
y half of which is original forest The DWELLING
HOUSE is neat and tasty cottage containing
fire places The out houses of store house, Of
flee, blacksmith and coopers shop barns stables Kitchen
negro houses &c. all in of excellent preservation.
The place having been built up within the last twelve years
1t has most excellent and successful
place. while it contains all the convenenees and comforts
of private residence.
bargain be had in the land am determined to
sell Terms to suit the pufehaser-posession given any
time. A. j. TAYLOR.
October 2, 1854 1O42--6tw
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nEMOCRATIC OFFICE FOR SALE.-oN
of the failing health of the put Usher Demo-
cratic paper located in one of the most peasan thriving
and business towns in the State of Moth Carolina is offer
ed for sale the most accommodating TERMS The circu-
aton is already large and constantly increasing, andhe
advertisement and job work the past year worth 80o}
twenty-tlree hundred dollars.
To gentleman of ability and enterprise advantageous
opportunity for investment is seldom offered par
tculafs apply to W. w. Holden, standard Office Raleigh,
n C.
October 2, 1854 90
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THE REVENUE.

Saturday last the day fixed by law for the
Shers of the different Counties of the State to COM
pete their annual settlements with the Comptroller
and Treasurer. We learn that they have been as
prompt as usual and that the revenue for 1853 will
probably exceed that for 1852 by ten to twelve
thousand dollars. The revenue for 1862 was $751;
III 16.
This increase, considering the Indebtedness of the
State is not to such extent to justify the ex
pectation that present rates of taxes will be ad
equate to the public wants. The State debt, pre-
sumo, is not far from three millions five hundred
thousand dollars; and to pay the interest this it
will require two hundred and ten thousand dollars
This is exclusive of course of the amount necessa-
~ for defayng the annual charges of the State gov
eminent.
The taxes, it is considered by some, already
high; but they really low compared with those
of Virginia and other States. There, we believe the
lands pay seventyive cents to the State the hun
dred dollars valuation; here, the State tax them
is but six cents. During the last four five years
a considerable portion of lands and real estate in
this State has advanced in value probably fifty per
cent and some lands hundred per cent. A
general reassessment, accurately and fairly made,
would be of much service in equalzing the taxes on
lands and in increasing the revenue from that source.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
BY A. NJ. MPHEETERS Il CO.,
Wholesale Grocers F6racarding Of Commission Aerchants
NORFOLK, Sept. 80, 1854.
FLOUR-This article has been heavy for the past week
with very small sales There is very small stock the
market which has tendency make recevershold
up Its being offered at ss for s. F. and 50 for Extra
but purchasers looking for immediate decline and
refuse to operate except for their present wants.
CORN-There has been no transactions in this article
worthy of note during the week..
STAvES-In demand and quick at s37 a s3s for R. O.;
$40 $4s for W. o. s55 500 for heading; $32 for bbl,
and 55 90 $50 for Pipe:
-GR0CERIE S-There is fair demand for Groceries and
have to note advance of a to le y b in Coffee; SUI
gars firm and prices looking up.
SALT b. 81 80 for Factory Filled IS q 81 80 for
inferior brar DIS G. A. AS "a 81 SO.
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The best dowryeto advance the marriage of a
young lady, is mildness IN her countenance wisdom
in her speech modesty IN her behavior; and virtue
in her life.
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HEOUSE AND LOT IN OXFORD, N. c. FOR

HOUSE AND LOT IN OXFORD, N. C.. FOR
LII SALE.-On Thursday thesl9t day of October shall
offer for SALE at public auction the premises commerce
ing eleven O'Clock, A NJ, house and lot in the town
of Oxford The house is conveniently situated in the
trail part of the town. and has been newly repaired and
Also various articles of household and kitchen furniture
At the time and place. small tract of land about
two miles from containing eighty-eigh acres
half cleared eight ten of which is good meadow land
all under fence.
Terms made known the day of sale =
.- JOHN H.WHFTAKER.
Sept Goth, 1854. STD.
Register copy till the day of sale and forward
aOu mt -.
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NJOTICE.-APPLICATIO WILL BE MADE TO
the next Legislature of North Carolina for the priv.
Iege of erecting dam Neuse River; few hundred
yards above the Smthied Bridge.
Sept Is, 1854. 65-80d.
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NT OTICE.-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
the Legislature of North Carolina at its next Session.
for the Incorporation of the Mining Company operat
ing at the Gardner Hill Nine in the County of Guord.
Sept. 81, 1854. 9o-td..
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Hats and Caps.
"ACGEE & WILLIAMS ARE NOW OPENING
OF gentlemens latest style of Super Hats CASH
mere Fur and great variety of soft finish Hats of all the
leading Styles.
Also large assortment of Caps for men, boys and chill
dren consisting of Fur Cloth, Velvet Plush Glazed DC
All of which they offer at very low prices.
Raleigh, Sept 90, '54 So
Ladies. Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes.
KK7 e receiving from the mandatory of Rob-
w nson Co., Phil, fine assortment of
Ladies' Kid walking and Buskin Shoes s..
Tipped Foxed and Creole Caters.
Black Kid ties and Slippers.
White Kid do.
Thick and thin sole Kid Boots
" Morocco Boots. Sc 80
Misses and Children's Morocco andf4oat Skin Boots
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
October 8, "a. 90
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Ra1 = quist and ct auction to-day 1900 hags good
pinky Aadrss sold chiefly 1t lfs and Of bags Ben
gal third sold from Ia lbs Cd for good to mid
Carolina small portion sold at 2As. for fair.
Rex has declined considerably Proof Leewards Offer
ed at 2s strong Demarara ct 3. ID. and East India at
sAirnRs-EAsIy in the week about 900 tons were
sold both on the spot and to arrive the former
34s Ca Dos for per cent refracton and the latter
from s4s aSs Tor 10 per cent; bat the market is
srnTxR Is dull at f21 los. the spot 200 tons have
been sold at f22 los. for delivery in November.
saezsWe notice sales of $50 bags white pepper from
shd sd for fair to good Batavia, and fran I'D .
cd for fair 70 good bold Penang with 1s2 bags Suma
ira black at 10 a44d. Eutnega, 178 packages nearly
All sold-brown Penang from ls. Sd. . "a. Cd, and
Ginger ESQ bags African went from 2ae. to 2as Cd.
Cassa Vera $50 bundles Batavia were takea In at 4Os
suSAR.-Wth quiet market, the sales Of West India
tor the week have been 16oo hhds while Of 2s 600 bags
maurffus and East India about two thirds sold
gniar prices and In some instances at Cd per cwt
cline or 47 boxes Havana, in bond only the DANA god
sound being taken In from a9s 8os Cd and $50 Rhds
70 tierces Cuba brought full prices from 34s 3Ss Cd
for low to goos bright grocery. By private contract ws
boxes Havana o II 70 llh) 32Is 3d for the United
Kingdom $40 cases. % bbs and 800 bags brown Bahia
at los. 3D. for Gothenburg 1850 bags low brown Per
mo. l2) at els. Cd, for the United Kingdom; $50
boxes mo 1 at 20s 3d. for Bristol; and 25o boxes
mo. l25k) at 2ls. 3D., for the United Kingdom
for bars and l2ls for refined Good straits been
sold at 112.; Banca nominaly zoos. The demand for
tin plates has improved and prices have advanced We
quote charcoal c., 34s. 35s.; coke l. c. 2Ss 29s
TuRPTSTNE-In rough no sales. American spirits sell
slowly at los. I'd.
TAiLow closes firmly at 64s- Cd. on the spot and
Cos. Cd. for the last three months Of the year.
TEA-1ho market is without animation. We continue
to quote common Congou lid, with little disposition to
purchase
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KINGSTON lJsmaicsl Juno Starr 96sh, briGs Klsirs,
jacksonville l6 days; Zoe Br>, janice NYork 9TH bnrks
sythias nitshsoch a. sss end cd Th for Honscso Bay
Gen Tayior spencer Charieton SID lgsh schr Liberty
0rcen, Navy hay 18th bark Jas Cock, wotton, Cuba;
25th, Alice Bapde Peterson mot Julia Ann,
HApdeip Dry Hasbof, 10 load for NY fk.
Arr at Montco Bay eth, brig iuica svo, Konsn, Now
York.
PHILADELPHIA Jaiy is--Arr bark mos Dalle.t, Din,
Puerto csteiic brigs Pcnr, Rohsor Newcs.tlc Eng
Empire, Crovo, Boston; rchrs Emms Hahord, Eowbury-
port Horton, Jones' Calais Charter OAK Kelly Bo,-
Nantucket; n Lsnsair Kelly Proyincoiovn; Lady Suf
folk Dahcr BOSTON, Saratoga Hodgdon, Sale Melville,
NcGrevcr. Lubcc; Julia smith. Crcwe Drston; steward
Heedscn, NYork.
CID sp LIIorse Coutts Norioans; bazis Louisa Lind.
say Havana; Thos Barter, scui Boston; Br brig Ma.
rys Anderson 50 John NIB schrs Terry Tuttlc, Pro
ydenco; Joe Smith Mrell, Stonin gton Charter oak
Kelly Boston; Geo Engs, tish do a strrtten. Lans.a
do; Jacob Raymond bourne, Nantucket; q " Lnnsfer,
Kelly, Prcsincetcwn; a HAWKINS Cets, doi Saratoga,
Wheeler, Lynn; MP Simmons, Heess Chelsea Mass; A
Mckenzie briske, Boston; Oregon, Campbell Prov6sncs;
Speed soncrf, Warren, ri; Thatcher Taylor, Hoees,
olcgecs'es; Ei!en Nicksr,Sn Esst Csnhrisss; wsys,
dervr.tcr NAL, Benisia, Cal