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The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

through that direct pool Of abolition.
ism, the Chicago Tribune, is 10 the
effect that band Of free State ruffians
have entered Kansas from Iowa, al
tackled the little town Of Franklin, kill.
ed a number of the inhabitants burned
their houses and carried off their pro.
perry. The excuse is that, the people
franklin had stored within some Of
their buildings, arms and ammunition
How true THE is no one here can
know, Of course; but supposing il to be
true, what Off! Had the Chicago va.
gaSonds any right 10 go and take
them away? The inhabitants Of Frank
lin had as good right to powder and
guns as any other citizens Of the Re.
public. and The fact that The Chicago
hOrdeS have gone there and burned,
killed, and destroyed the people and
their property. shows that they needed
them as much as those who live on
our Indian frOnliers.-Greel\, and
Beecher, and The poor creature who
filters their news for them at Chica 20,
applaud this act OF piracy, but we
trust i, vii be the beginning Of the
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The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
By TEL GRAPH.
From The Memphis EUening NetOs
Latest from Kansas.

All The news Of interest last received
from Kansas, is compromised in The
letter below from Gen. Ried, published
in The Missouri apPrs, except the foil
owing from The Western Exposilor
Extra Of the 3lst uli.:
MIR. F. F. Shepherd and three OTHERS
have just arrived in this city from Bull
Creek From Mr.. Shepherd we learn
that the abOlilionists have committed
numerouS.oulrages, and murders with
in a lew days past. Cattle and horses
have baen run of, houses burned. pro-
petly destroyed, and pro slavery sell
tiers murdered or forced to take refuge
in the brush and wood along the
Slrea ms and ravine>! We have moi
The space To enumeraie the manv Incl
dents of this kind detailed by Mr..
Shepherd, but hasten To lay before our
readers the letters from ChileS aid
Reid.
A battle took place on yesterday
morning between twohundrrd and fillv
prO-slavery Inen under Gen. Reid, aud
about two hundred abOliiiOnisiS under
Brown, The assassin. The first fire
came from the abolilionisis, wounding
FIVE pro-SIavery men A piece of arlil-
Iery was then fired upon the abolition
forces, and three of kerr number killed.
A charge was Immediately made by
Gen. Rrid,in which not less than thirty
OF The enemy were killed, tour in(or-
m4nt thinks there were more than
that number9 aud four taken prisoners.
The notorious Brown, and Que of his
sons, we've certainly killed.
CAMP, Bull CREEK, Sunday, Aug.
81.
GENTLEMEN: | moved with two hun.
dred and hIy men on the abolition
fort aud town of aw0tomie-,hc
head quarters of old Brown, on nigh,
before last; marched forty miles and
assaulted The town without diSmount-
ing the men, about sunrise on yes!er.
dap. We had brisk fight for an
hour or more, and had five men wonn-
ded, none dangerously, Captain boy
c.. Willinm Gordon aud three others.
We killed about thirty of them, among
she number ceTtaiR,a son of old Brown
and almost certain Brown himself /:
destroyed all their ammunition and pro-
visions, and the boys would burn the
town 10 the ground. Icould'M help it.
We must re supported by our
friends. We still want more men and
ammunition, ammunition of all sorts,
Powder, muskeis, ball aud caps, is
the constant cry,
write Ia great haste, as have
been in saddle, rode 100 miles aud
and fought u ba'IIe, without ret.
Your friend, RiED.
Another letter bearing same date
from one of Reds men, says:
We expect to have a fight a, Prairie
City We then march To Lawrence
where we will have the biz fight. We
need men and means. There are he re
1900 men, and about 800 opposite
/ Lawrence that will operate with Us.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
A MASTER PIECE Our DoNE.-V

A MASTER PIECE Our DoNE.-We
have lately supposed Ayers Cherry
PccloraI was the Ultima Thule in. lis
line, and that nothing had been OF
would be invented which could sur
pass it in its fine points Of excellence
as a medicine. But we are confident.
Iy assured by those competent to judge
on the subject, that DR.. Ayers new
Pills excel in high medical artistry
even that widely celebrated embodi.
ment of his skill. He has succeeded
in making them not only pleasant to
take but powerful TO cure the larger
class of complaints which require a
rurgative remedy.-LGncdSter Argus
hV.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
Kansas Emigrants-Error Correo
ted,
To Ibe EiJorS Of the EUol,jro,.

To the Editors 0fthe Ea9Rirpr:
Mr~srS. T. Inors :--'Some days ago,
| saw copied into your columns from
4 MthiIe paper, parl at irlIpr To the
,iirc, hat out of the three hundred
rmigrauts taken by Tue la Kansas, all
had returned excerpt about fiiiy.
IL, "a we are bound 10 suppose. the
wrier was friend Of the common
case and desirnns of prom oling il, he
was cerlinly indi>crect in cnmmunica-
sing iacis - well calculated la dis
hraTien our friends and prejudice that
cause; aud, la that event his Informal
lion possibly my bc a much al FAULT
- ms ia guen. When we reached
tie ie.ri,ory, in the later par of lasl
April. 10Y company was disbanded
add dispersed all over The territory,
wherever they chose to GO. Some two
weeks aiie,ward. when The Lawrence
troubles broke out, "A arr OK my emf
grants reassembIed in the Marshal'S
posse. After these difficulties were
over, | again disbanded and dispersed
! them hs before.
Wrh The exception Of some hall
dozen that I was Told had returned
my into,nAtion in respect 10 them is
.f'--s sa.--ss 'sa--Fs-~~s-
II - une thai some, on account Of husi.
uess being interrupted in the territory
aud the season being ton far advanced
TO select aud. liant claims, took tempo.
rary employment in the border conn.
Ties OF Missouri, and perhaps some in
The SANTA Fee trade; all, however, siiI
regarding tue territory as their place
of residence.
| do not believe that any one posses
seS any truer or more definite info.ma
lion of their Whereabouts than / have
above stated.
Papers that have copied the MobiI,
letter will please also copy Thu,
Respectfully yours, &c,
4 RTIRORn
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
No MIS,AoE,PoR TUE EXTRA SESSION

1t Seeems that, by law passed in
1851, no mileageis allowed 10 Sena.
tors and Representatives for alien
dance apon extra sessions, if they are
convened wilhinten days after the re-
gular session has terminated. The
prompt action ofihe President, in call
ing Congress together within the ten
days, has thus cut off the Black Re-
publican Legislators from getting the
Mileage Tess they doubtless anIicipat-
eel as one OF the results of their revo'
luliOnary action.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
WEBB & RAWLINGS,
CDMM1sg1DM AND FORWARDING
NJ E RCHA N rs,

Main street, second door north Of Union.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
OUR business now being an exclusive
" Commission Business, it is not our
purpose TO make profit on supplies. We
have our arrangements with WhoIesaTe
Grocers to furnish us supplies for our Gus
toners at the lowest cash prices. We
Shall keep supply OF the best BaSging
and Rope, which we will furnish to our
customers at a mere nominal commission
for selling.
We would be pleased to see our friends
at our office, to call upon them personally
is out Of our power, and visit from US
might be construed into a mode of cleo.
pioneering that We have never adopted,
after an uninterrupted business of ten
years in this city, our name and standing
| must be familiar TO many.
We solicit copsignments Of Cotton.
Corn, Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Hay and
Wood, in short. all the productions of the
| country. We now have market for all
| and our best exertions viii be used in
their disposal.
Cotton consigned to us by steamboat
will be covered by our open Policy.
Cotton in store will be insured, unless
directed otherwise. July 3l3m
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
agents lOr The Signal.

&. " PARIS, Esq, Paris, Miss.
l.. NJ. LAwsHrE, Esq. Springdale,
Miss.
Maj. J W. KELLY, LaCombs, Miss.
r. G. M'GEHEE, Esq, Wyatt, Miss.
Maj. J.P. WEIGH, Lafayette Springs,
liss.
q. 7. Far, Esq, Liberty Hill Miss
JonN Busch. Esq. Sarepta Miss
A. NJ. RAYBURN, Esq, Punola MISS.
W. w. BAKER, Esq, Codeeville Miss
Tubs and single subscriptions nay be
RENTED also by mail, at our risk; 2
registry OF the amount being made At
TIE Post Office from which the remit.
lance is sent.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
A Mother Democrat on Nan-
sas Affairs.

When we talk about The great sec
lional struggle, which is likely 10 grow
out Of the inter ference of the "Emi-
grant Aid Societies" with The rights Of
Southern settlers in Kansas, and when
we behold The conduct of the Infamous
Lane and his vagabond followers we
must not forget that The Northern De-
mocralic sentiment is with the South
and against TIE whole tribe OF peslien-
lial agiiaiOrs.
The following editorial from the
New York Day Book, a leading De-
mocratic journal, could not be slron-
ger in CONFORMATION Of The Emigrani
Aid Societies and their vile measures
if it were published in the latitude OF
Jackson
"HoSTILTTTEs RECOMMENDED IN KAN.
sAs.-Afler quiet Of some six weeks
the settlers of Kansas have again been
assailed by the Northern horde of va.
ga bonds, sent out into that Territory
10y the Emigrani Aid Societies for the
sole and avowed purpose of driving
Southern men out of the country. Il
has been supposed. fo, the last seven
2, " years, ihaFIhe Southern and North
''Is.. Rsssogle had the same rights Ia the
AtIlsfOIy VT VIE
when any Territory was 10 beacquired
conquered or purchased, the Southern
people have been called upon TO do
their share Of the fighting and pay
] thir proportion oil the expenses. This
they have done cheerluIly and with
alacrily, and we, as citizens Of one
common country, have been proud OF
their bravery, and patriotism and ach-
ievemenls. Now, however. after all
they have done, we are told that they
have no right 10 the Territory, anc
shall not possess it, shall not even 90
into il to live with their families anC
properly aud The old federaIis,s anc
Arisiocrals of Massachusetts, the cler
gy and abOlilionisls, they who have
OPPOSED and preached against ever,
war we have had and against the &C
QUESTION Of every foot of Territory we
possess, are contributing money anc
sending men 10 drive our Southern
breihTen out Of Kansas!
The last newS which cam,
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

Mr.. w. Il Burnett, Of this place, was
broken open, and robbed al Tobacco
ard Cigars Ia the amount of $50, or
thcreutouis, on the night Of The 5lh
inst. Three or four negroes, charged
with The deed, are 'up' for trial TO-
day.
-~~O~-~~-~ ~.~
UNIvER-ITY The Exercises Of the
University have been resumed in.day,
The Professors and Tutors are, wi h
one or two x,eplion', promptly at
their posts. Qniie large number of
new students hive made their appear
ance. The daily stages, and private
vehicles ure cunning in crowded with
these recruits.
TG0v. McRae has ordered cleo
lions on The 3rd and 4lh of November
next, to fiji six vacancies in our Stale
Lcgi,lalure-lhice in each house.
Five of these are occasioned by the
resignation of Senators Colhran, of
Carroll; Acker,0f Mnnroe; and Beene,
OF lawnmb,; aud of Representatives.
Johnson, 81 Simpson; and Harvey, ol
Auaia. One of The Vacancies was
caused by the death OF Mr.. Hodges, oil
I'awamba. These gentlemen were
all democrats.
EOur hotels and streets begin 10
assume their wOnled lively appear.
ancc, since The re.opening of The
schools aud colleges in Ibis place.
Families who have been absent ON
visits abroad, have pretty generally re-
turned.
Don't know how business is; our
merchants seldom advertise anything
probably from tie best of reasons, that
Of having nothing 20 advertise. Mr..
b. L. PhippS, Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Merchant, Mr.. NJ. J M'Guire,
d ug-i.l and Apolhecary. Mr.. w. G..
Reynolds, Cnuf'cIlonrr, aud Mr.. w.
B. Blrnclt Thbacconi~', form excep.
iIonS 20 ills rule at pr, S'ui; and we
commend them aud ih.ir houses 10
The -pc cisl favor aud confidence of
our country friends.
- - -.
FALL AND WINTER FAsuIoNs FOR
lSj6--Wr were shown this morning,
by our t'icnG Mr.. Jno. G. Harral. Fash
ionable L. ylor ol This place, spen-
d'd Plate II he Paris, New York, aud
Philadelphia Fashions for ;he ems suing
Fall aud Winter, which he received
from the ofIi.e ol Mr.. +. VI han. Pub
Usher of Fashions, &c, New York.
The EngravIugs on this plate are lru-
" magnificent. Among il li2ureS, are
Iuli-s,zed, and corfccl l,krnrsSes Of the
three candidates Tor President. "O!d
Buck and Fillmore, according TO The
plate, seem io br quite rcrsa"ablc aud
dignliird grn,Irmen. Fremont is not
near a agreeable aud interesting as
TIC ~ her rNyj---sccTiI- u have IA, her a
shuiking, cold, wintry co1n,caancc.-
looks as il his having "ca,cn dog"
had impaired To him something oil
tie canine look aud expression.
Cali al Mr.. Harrars shop Oh Pom
loIoc street, aud see lhem; at The same
time, II you need The PROFESSIONAL
services Of Mr.. Hl,ra!, you will find
bum re adv io accommodate Won.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

- The gracious rain has come at
had several very heavy Showers
Everything around wears a frcsheuel
appearance, in consequences. The air
bTeaihes more balmy, aud the skics
look more serene. Those only who
have suffered as we have in this vicin.
10y, for The last three months from its
want can fully appreciate sh"'scr o.
this heaven descended elemeni-glori
ous rain!
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

DA "dem foin"young german, in
turning swiftly on hes heel, liz Broad.
way, ren his head against a young
lady. He instantly put himself into
position to apologize "Nol word said
the lady, "your head isn't quite bard
enough 10 bur anybody"
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

TNo late telegraphic news OF
any importance, except a dispatch
which we find in Memphis Bulletin
OF yesterday, in reference to the Maine
State eleclion. IL appears the State
has gone for the Black Republicans
by an increased majority.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
PUBLlC Si'EAKING.

fions. jacob Thompson, and l.. @.
mar, will address their frllnw-ciIl-
rs nl this county, on the great polit.
II ISSUES OF the day, al the following
t,r- and plsce-:
Lafayette Springs, Monday the 9Th
i. 2.
Nelson's Store, Saturday 18Th inst.
AJbrtiIlc. MONDAY 18th inst.
Dallas. Saturday 2O,n inst.
they invite opposition speakers.
ID whoa en- equal division Of time
~ Il TIC made. We need not urge our
ads to give these gentlemen hear
;. To X. Nothing, who will ncith-
read nor hear but one side of any
l'ical question, We need say noih-
:. They will not come unto the ligh!
Ilrir deeds be rtprovcd.
o., -.-----. @. 49,. ~ -, e. -. - -
0KroRD FrMALE lNoTiTUTE-We
authorized 10 aunouD'e that the
.ciscs OF this school, will he resum.
IN The third Monday Obe l5;h) Of
irnGer under the control OF Miss
CHER, os formerly.
->-------~-,.---.-- -----~-~~--~-
.'HE DEMOCRATIC ADvocATE.-This
yer journal, published al Lexington,
iss., has lately received an accession
i,s editorial strength IN the person oI
young friend and former towns.
IN, Mr.. V. w. Thompson. Here.
" - to ye. Go il while ye're
Jung.
BY the way, we arc under obIiga,
! 80 to Mr.. Thompson for certain com
I I;uents paid ~, through the Advocate
an which we regret not having more
fly meriied.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

~ Remember the appointment Of
H0ns. j. Thompson and l.. q. e. La.
mar 10 address their fellow -ciliZens
al Nelson's Store on next Saturday,
AID al AbbeyilIe on Monday next.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NGlHPIlS AGHH'
This will be our first season, and we
l. have formed partnership for the
purpose of transacting in this CITY ~Cot.
tan FGctOrage, Grocery and General
Commission Business, and we hope by
strict personal attention to all business
con6ded to us, TO merit and receive q lib
eral patronage, We have most excel
lent stock OF Begging, Rope AMI
I'tcIne. which we will sell upon favor.
able terms, and will fill orders for Gro
CerieS and Merchandise carefully and
promptly. Fire Insurance will be e.
iected on all Cotton and other Produce
| III store unless we are otherwise instruc-
ted; and all shipments of Cotton by
steamboats, to our address will be cover.
ed by our open Policy Of Insurance I'M
less instructions to the contrary appear
upon the Bills OF Lading. Our charge
for selling Cotton is Fifty cents per Bale.
Storing and Weighing, twenty-five
cents per Bale. We will not charge the
Tax upon sales OF Pro uce, as we deem
! it unjust and unconstitutional Our
Srore.House is large, and we will attend
with promptness TO receiving and for
wardiug articles directed to our care
We pledge ourselves to obtain the tu'l
market price for all Cotton and Produce
consigned to us, and promise our very
best attention TO the interest OF those who
place themselves III our hands.
Sept 4, Is g. I'm.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
sBblC SPEAKING

~. NABERS, American e.
y. ~ CTsiTMAN, Democratic
.,ector, will address the people at tn
Glowing places.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

" Paz&Esa&SSs viii he careful IN
ASK Tor DR.. McIIean's Celebrated Yer
mi!uge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
VermilugeS IN comparison arc worth
less. DR.. McLane's genuine Liver
Pills, also his celebrated Verunifuge,
can how be had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine without
the signature OF
FLEMING BROS.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11
WORMS.

TAs this is the season of year
when worms are most formidable
among children, the prospectorS Of
M'Lane's Vermiluge beg leave TO call
The attention oil parents 10 lis virtues
Tor The expelling of these annoying
and often fatal eaemies of children. /
vas invented by a physician OF great
experience in Virginia, who, offer hav.
ing used it for several years in his
own practice, aud found It's success so
universal, was induced al last 10 offer it
10 the public as cheap but certain
and excellent medicine. Ii has since
become justly popular throughout the
United States, 'aS the most efficient Yer.
mifuge ever known, and The demand
has been steadily on she increase
since lis first introduction 10 the pubs
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

BURGLARY business house Of
Mr.. w. Il Burnett, Of this place, was
broken open, and robbed oi Tobacco
ard Cigars Ia the amount OF $50, or
hcreatoulS, on the night Of The 5lh
inst. Three or four negroes, charged
with The deed, are 'up' for trial TO-
dav.
The Oxford signal. (Oxford, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1856-09-11

L. The gracious rain has come a,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

uoPs-s.- oonruu. s small .:. only I ..1 ,,:St s 70
brewers, at Tsec. fer Faster s,s nd nenip.l P''''
HAY-In. inqury Is sh, aud the stock mode''e 'A1' '
oo bales ~ ls A ~ pis ' limited but holder.
hrn sales Of 20 at $50 81 n .val, a. 81
LIME-Roeksndi is inactive. IN the aoseDee %
for fSTTT ~ sa yrT good demand o q. descriptions
ard eek st very e1}y i.Ly sa Middle sady bring
go Isnsscs l. s..rce with sales Of Ane s,I-a ~ ~ -
&c snd BrspO. Ayres At 2ld22c' f'ea'n
%.ptet i arm At ss s2i Spanish. No fur
NJ, srs1, market IS steady ba. rs.her q1et tes
sale. ne zoe bis. New oriss,: At lGi; 81 49, ,Si,e
cysS sS sld H1' arpsn,ias .sy viii mo-
,r.te irury; sales Of - btls in meIehsntsbe of.ei
Il crrde nh: !, Cow SSrs sales Of Sbs Low No
Va ysrd A. 80 Tar Il dull and some ear 49,.
s ned lie sale. are l4cOO gals AZ Sc ea ana 'G
tne wit Interest. Crude Whale Is soily nsl 80 : - ,r,.n.
f- rrire ls.. Refined unclaimed Crnde sperm teaH
we earn Of nc ,,,e Lard Oh is steady, with shes 81
Western inter in lots to the trsde at 81 m'n'n' ~
PRoVIsioSs~oar market i. unsettled and is love! ioI
POk.t the abaesent ee'.sI s M cosin. a. g.
fT Mess and Sl4 - for Prime Beet heavy partsS suy
90 ss Tor PINE; S9Sa Sll for Country Meas sad tii1
"a for rttsekei Wsstern Mess Prime Mess FRA a, :
400 Bsroni sale OF 90 boxes oos homeless Miides
a. Ole Cnt Meas are steady; sales Of To- Ihds and rs
7laTc for Shoulders and 8ldaic for Hsms Dresssa hoS
% In rsope.t Al :, feic and are Lard is dn aoi
festy is s.Ie. srs 80 bbls and at iode,c Batter
quife n
W. state Darv Cheese heavy and dull at s9loic
kICE-The demand IS moderate today pTees are 's
FAMED, sales of 100 tcs. ia Sc The stock s siape
sOAP-sales have been made Of 300 boxes castillo ~ Il"
lie. from store. o., -. po.,o, ~ a00
tags Crude at 100 lie 6 moe II, =. a., roo.,iv
SUGA2S-We have had sn active inquiry
fror, refr ere AZ about former prices. The feelinS
tt and fair poron Of the stock Gdoa has been d'po'd
~ sales of 500 hhds Cuba Muscovsto AZ of9 &C. a. "
or v md mostly from dock; i20 binds Meiaia par a. 'lS'
1uf We tlnk /, the market value generally OF this a.sp
ton Of Sugar. ia bids DO on terms we arc "0'
putlisb. ,, -. -.-..a ..ie and
full prices are realized anothcr auction sale aunouceu 0
tomorrow. - .,,,tas .re
TOBAcCO-There change to notice the supplies arc
Isbt transactions are limited Manufactured Is arm 4h "a
r request irt the city trade. Fine Cut active anu p'e
fully supf ored. ~, -. MI. Ror,b
Fat sells ~ 7c. t. 4. rooss-.
WHlSKY-The market is very quiet the supply Is noue'
.es NJ 100 bbr At &c. for Ohio and Sctc for Prison
WOOL-A spirited demand prevails and prices sun ui & up
ward With sales today Of % 0CO 10 Illinois Fleece
" 20 orsIit Icdes are a.knga further advance Pulled II
ouc with Gales of coo super Sc, and extra a. foe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Disasters, re.

Sur, coIuxuI Pros from New.orlesns for osesssvvn,
before rcrored having been ashore on the forss Reef,
arrived bscs Al New Orleans 5th inst. TO renaf
ScHR F.iEs Rio JsDero with eonee ssees snd log
wed bud 70 NewYo put n'o Norfolk ot ms, With less
OF u.n and foretorrn.st sails, rigging Sc.
ScHR ALAsAMs tof BsltmOre), whtcn eh bsItrnofe In
company with several others the 2s Of January bound %
West luties-he out sut he was eiuzh Ia tie
ice and ashore Kent nd where she hsd 20 re nan
il herg m r0ssble 70 send Der any ssanse unh me 9penhs
the hartOr On the ih inst. the Monmouth from
Bsltmore with lighter 10 her and reaehed her
The OF the oh and found her In about four feet
wser; work immediately aud tok oat from goo 20
go bb of hcr when the gale the 9Th compelled the
sesraet her On retaining the Jay found her
eriy en- up from 81 feet ard She has also
soe of her HONS broken snd badly strained The cap
tain and crew Obliged leave her rhar~d.y night
dunE the gale and reached the shorc safety The
insured Tor $500 Ia the Great Westen Company Of New
Yors Ire vessel Insured Ter oo In Phaaelphis
SCgR CHaKLEs WILLIAMS, from Boston, below Baumo-e
10Th was run night Of "Wednesday last Oh Hog Island oy
e Ard an ,chr unknown and carried buwsrks night
heads. &c. -p
scHR R. FREEsAx, from Tanser Tor Boston At Ho.mess
Hole sh Tcked Up the 7h irst in Lynn HAeor Bay six
bsles Of cotton aTked y X
SoTs ss done on the 10th toward ge'ting of shr% Lons
d and Mora ashore beo Providence, owing 70 the extreme
cold ~esiheT and heavy NV. blow ,t
BAKE Low ELL wen found Is sails and rigging an, 10 com
rete or for age 70 be sold by auction o. Se"Os-
lears ith inst.