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valuable Residence for Sale.

ON THE. 22n DAY OF AUGUST, 1855, I
" Will offer for public sale, nt the COurt
House, in the city of Wheeling, the valuable.
residence of the late John Q. Eoff, on the
south east corner of Market Street and Mill
Alley, Centre Wheeling.
TERMs-One-thirl cash; balance in two
equal payments Mt six and twelve months
with interest, secured by deed of trust AT the
expense Of the purchaser, or all cash al his
option. (juSl-tdl WIN. c. EoFF.
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AUCTION SALE.-The receivers sale
of personal property at the Old Domin-
ion Pork House came off yesterday.
The attendance was not near so large
as at the horse auction which recently
took place on the Island, which seems
to indicate that more people are inter
ested in horses than in old iron and
lumber. The bidding, however, was
quite spirited, and customers were on
hand for everything offered. The first
thing sold was an elegant corn crib; we
Judged it to be about twelve feet wide
by sixty or seventy feet i'll length. It
was knocked down Mt SlOl. Corn crib
No. brought S2s; do. No. brought
ISL. The next article was n dwelling
house and stable combined. 1t was
originally built for n cooper shop, with
the two chimneys outside. One of our
butchers bought the house at So, while
the chimneys We're sold to bricklayer
Mt S25. We do not know how these gen
tlemen will arrange with the tenant
about the rent. After disposing of the
house, three lots of paving brick al
ready laid, and which will have to be
recovered by mining operations, were
offered. The bidding was quito spirited
and the brick sold at from "a, O5 to 81, 81
per Thousand, the purchasers to dig
them up.
Several extensive hog pens, large
enough in the aggregate to hold all the
swine in Ohio county, were next put
up, or rather they We're sold in sections
suitable for family use. The sections
sold from $50 to $40, or 1890 for the Who'll,
lot. The next article was a platform
well adapted for public speaking, and
was purchased for the sum of Sig, % by
gentleman who will know how to use
it. AT this point i'll the proceedings the
Huctioneer got hungry and stopped the
sale. We did not return in the after
noon, but understood that purchasers
were found for all that was offered.
The sale will be continued next Thurs.
day morning.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERSAI REVENUE y
FIRST DISTRICT WEST NIRGISIA,

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE
FIRST DISTRICT WEST NIRGISIA,
WHEELING, August 9th iSfj
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL +
In TaS-PayeTS of Wheeling and Ohio Conn
y, that the Licenses and Incomes assessed
Tor 1863, are now due and payable at the FIJI
lowing places and times designated MS nj
lows: trheTe and IUjIen payment must BE- made
OF the law, as quoted below, will be strictly
''iSEC. %. . And if.nr ro,,-,,,
shall neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than
ten days, It shall be the duty of the c0IlerfST
or his deputy to issue to such person n n0ticl
20 ne left nj his dwelling or usual nlncs CF
business, or be sent by mail, deinaudInr tha
payment nj said duties or taxes. Stntin9 fbe
amount thereof. with fee of twenty cents for
inc me, issuing and service of such notice. and
Win Win Tour cents for each mile actually and
necessarily Travelled in serving fine same
anu II Such persons shall not pay the duties
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid, md the
!eG E .! twenty cents and mileage as aforesaid
MlInlh ten days after the service or The send
Ins by mail of such notice, 1t shall ba fHn
HIuty OF the collector or his deputy 10 collect
me sllu duties or taxes, and fec, of twenty
CGnlS anu mileage, with ten per centum neIi
atty as afOTeSaid.n tii
Will be at my Office. No. los Main street
over Johnson y Sons Tln-NVare room from
HInte OF this notice till 10Th: ut TTi0dclnI,io
myers TAVERN Saturday, 18Th; at The j. a
v Gst Liberty, from ~ NJ. Friday, 2jIh. iii 4
o CLOCK + NJ. Saturday, 26th.
nne9-d&wttt@7 Collector =i ist DIST w vo
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NOTTCF-

WHEREAS, THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
w The Belmont Iron Works Company, Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, ut meeting held
at the Office of said corporation in the city OF
Wheeling, on the 2Oth July, 1865, passed the
following resolution, to wit:
WHEREAS, the resolution requiring the as
seSSInent and payment of three hundred and
fifty dollars per share, to make good The loss
of capital resulting on the operations of the
corporation since Jan. ith, 1865 not having an
unanimous vote, and therefore not bCiup
adopted. ii Is hereby
Resoired, That this corporation shall discon-
time its business and 90 into immediate
liquidation, i'll accordance with the 10th Sec
tton of the Act Of the Legislature OF West
Virginia, passed October 96th, 1865. regarding
corporations: and the board of directors OF
said corporation is hereby authorized and di-
rected To proceed forthwith 10 close and settle
up lis business ms soon as practicable in accOr-
dance with said section of said act; and that
the real estate and appurtcnanccs and chattel
property shall be sold on or before the LIST day
of September next.
We, the undersigned, appointed by said
said resolution
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The Belmont Iron Works and
Nail FactnrV


Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river.
north by Division street, east by Main street
& Lancaster.
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward. now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill,
ALSO, the real estate and coal property be-
longing TO said corporation in and adjoining
south Wheeling, including that recently pur-
chased of ORD. 9. Campbell and the chose in
action connected herewith; and 81 town lots
in South Wheeling, lately and heretofore pur-
chased OF the NJ. q NJ. Bank and Others. And
lot No. Caldwelrs addition to the city OF
Wheeling: at the south east corner of Main
and Division streets with five tenemcnts
thereon.
1t being understood that the purchaser or
purchasers of said real estate and appurtc-
nanceS shall also purchase all the stoclS, mate
riais tools and chattel property of every de-
Scr1ption in and about said Belmont Iron
Works, at the valuation Ofthree DISTINGUISHED
TcrmS-One-thinl cash, one-thir,l in two
months, one-thirCl in four months, with inter
est from day of sale. The deferred payments
to be satisfactorily secured.
HENRY MOORE,
j. p. GILCHRIST,
]. d. DUBOIS, q.
For Directors of belmont Iron WORKS CI1y,o
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for sac.
Lots for Sale.

In South Wheeling or RitchietotCn.
"a 3. . y . = - - .'''' w.
The above lots are in the square below Mr.
Samuel Ott's-lie in block surrounded by
river tal
Also, lots Nos. and l6, in square IS,
Nos. and g. in square SO,
Nos. Is and l6, in square n,
Nos 8, and Il, in square 43,
Nos Ii and l2 in square SO,
no. z, In square IS,
Nos. and 10, in square 10,
No. 8, and part of 4, in square A..
The above building lots will positively be
sold at public auction, on the premises in
Richietown, on MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, at
10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Terms of Sale-One-third in cash and the
balance in six and twelve months.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
nugl6-tu Renl Esfnfe AGENT.
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.O-CURE WARRANT EDsu
DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SYMPHONIES.

o7S CHHJor Circular describing al symptoms
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Notice..
NOTICE.

A Ii PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
n. with the firm of W. B. Senscney q CO.,
will please call and settle Immediately.
augl0-tf w. B. SENSENEN-.S CO. :
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Mcmber OF The ROYAL College Of .STTrr0r,
London. GTaduate from one OF the m0rt ON,
nent Colleges in The United States. ana n.
greater part of whose life hns been sICn, H.
the hospitals of London. Paris, Philadelnni5
and elsewhere, has effected some OF lie mo,
astonishing. cures that were ever know.
many troubled with ringing In the head m
cars when asleep, great nervousness. hai,.
alarmed Mt sudden sounds, baShfuln0SS with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, Were cured imnieIi.
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]. d. DUBOIS.
pany. ju2I-td
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

TFaiTmont National copy Hi 6t6 S srnt and
send IlnnlinniE. hills =
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by cerTz
practice INDUCED in when alone, habit i'5.
quently learned from evil companions, or s.
school, the effects of which are nightly f5..
even when asleep, and II not cured, rendai
marriage impossible, and destroys both mini
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that n young man, the hore a
his country, the darling ofhis parents, Shoud
be snatched from all prospects and enioy.
ments of life, by the consequences Of dsvis.
ting from the path Of nature and induIgtI
in n certain secret habit. Such persons yUSI
before cOnfamn10fi0p
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in the woods near the road, whose she'll
torn roof may still be seen, when ne
refined in his horse, ard remaining per-
fectly quiet and motionless, listened In.
tently for any indications OF q movement
in the federal lines. They were scarcely
two hundred yards in front OF him, and
seeing the danger to which he exposed
himself one of his staff officers said, "Gen-
eral, don't you think this is the wrong
place for you9" He replied quickly, al.
most iimpatiently, ''The danger is all
ovay p! the enemy is routed-go back ana
teifA. P. Hill to press right on" Tue
officer obeyed, but had scarcely disaP
peared, when sudden vOlley was hred
from the confederate infantry In JACK
sons rear, and on the right ofthe road
evidently directed upon him and his
escort. The origin of this fire has never
been discovered, and after Jacksons
death there was but little disposition to
investigate an occurrence which occa'
stoned bitter distress to all who by. any
possibility could have taken part In IT,
1t is probable, however, that some move
ment of the federal skirmishers had pro-
yoked the fire; if this is an error. the
troops fred deliberately upon jackson
and his party, under the impression that
thetwere body of Internationally recon,
offering. 1t is said that the men had
orders to open upon any object in front
especially upon cavalry" and the ap
sence of pickets or advance force OF an!
kind on the confederate side explains tNt
rest The enemy were almost in contact
with them: the federal artillery, fully
commanding the position of the troops
was expected to open every momen.
and the men were just In that eSclteu
condition which induces troops to fire at
any and every objectthey see
fro RE CONTINUED,
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TlINE BRANDY PEACHES Ann
isls BooTH BATTELLE& co.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
by Telegraph


NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at 81 s507 IS for ex.
ira State; IS sO09 Is for r. II. O., aud 50 goa ii
for trade brands, market closing quiet. Inclu.
ded in sales are 1000 bbls. extra State for first
half October at Ss 90.
WHEAT-1G2c better; spring quiet and I'M
changed; winter 81 5s6l62.
PORK-Ouiet at $32032 3li for new mess.
closing at So 25 for cash, S3003l for one year
do; "a for prime and s2s 25125 30 for prime
mess Also $3.50 bbls. new mess, September
and October, sellers option at s'0 5O0 =.
BEEF-Firm at Ss0l2 for plain mess and
Al, 5 ola ~ Tor extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Duil.
CUT MEATS-Quiet at l4i 9i6! for shoulders
and 1923 for ms.
BACON-Dull
LARD-Firmer at 2J4026.
BUTTER-In demand at 23Q34 for OHIO, ana
80 a40 for State.
CHEESE-Quict at ltGl6i
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Cincinnati Marker

CTuCTHHUtf rHEr MT
tBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Sept. s.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet,
WHEAT-A fair demand for old at 81 for
prime red.
CORN-Dull.
OATS-40.
RYE-Declined TO go for new
WHISKY-Dul. at q %.
PORK-A good demand for mess at $50, with
sales of 900 bbls.
BULK Misunderstanding done.
LARD-In good demani at "a, holders asking
24t at the close.
GROCERIES--Firm at full rates.
LINSEED OIL--Scarce and fl I'M at 81 10.
FLAXSEED-S2 40a2 80.
TIMOTHY-Dnlla at 50.
GOLD-Sl All.
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P. E. ZINN,
SIMON KEIM.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
Brandies, WHISTLES, &c, 30 Market Street,
Wheeling, Va.
/ would invite the special attention, of city and
country dealers, and the public generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sep20
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
A TTORNEY, COLLECTOR OF
n PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts All Officers, Soldiers. or Seamen dis
titled to Pensions for life and in case of their
death the widow, orphan children, mother OF
sister Of any such officer, soldier or seaman, is
entitled to pension and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. Ny fee
in each case is FIVE DOLLARS If the clam
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most reas.
enable terms.
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street near the Court
House, Wheeling, Va. sep2O
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Ready-Made Clothing,

And we are selling these goods as low as any
other house in the trade, without any exception.
Our connections with the East are such thai
We are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to parties in need of goods in our line.
We shall spare no plins to maintain our repu-
tation for keeping the largest, finest and cheap
est stock of goods i'll our line in the city to
which we invite the attention of CLOSE BUY
Frs. We buy exclusively for Cash.
Especial attention given to the filing OF
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made To order ul short notice.
my9Gm y. M. ADAMS n ".
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fro BE CONTINUED, ]
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Baltimore Market.
by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Sept. g.
FLOUR-Dull; Howard s:perfne sc 5o6s 62s
WHEAT-Steady and scarce.
CORN-Dull yollow Sc white s5.
OATS-Very dull at AZ 643
GROCERIES-Very firm.
PROFESSIONALISM.
WHISKY-Closed at 50 29f
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to FrObe & GrOsscl0s)
NIANUFACTUREROF BUGGIES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. &c, &c,
No. 10 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures TO ORDER all kinds OF work in
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing.
YSecond hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale sep2O
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New York Money MARKET.

New EOrK MONEY WHTRtf'
[By Telegraph
NEW YORK, Sept ..
MONEY-Easy at sac per cent
STERLING-Quiet and tirmer at 81 g9t
GOLD Without decided change; opening at
81 44a, declining to 81 Az, and closing at 81 44s
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Steady
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. g. o. r. Il. Depot Wheeling,
w. Va All kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
nv description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc.
cuted on short notice and OH reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab'
lishment in the Western States sep20
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.........APKIL
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of London (BTl Petre, Liverpool John o.
Dale. - c, T. ~,
siesmsip PienepOnt, shrOgshre' Philadelphia W. Kirk
stss.,er Lucy Ellis - City Poiut Bennett Brown.
Steamship Havana. Greene, Hayene Ihos Ascsrsio Co
Steamrhip. George Cromwell Vail, New Orleans, H. b
steasip Evening star Bel New Orleans, James fray
oor. 49, - ~,
Steamer Knghsher Reclol. Ws'hineton. =. Bynner.
Steamer Sea Gull Fish, Washington. T.. hynneT.
Steamer W. Woodward. Cundin Baltimore, ": Ds!zeL .
Steamer Chesapeake. Cromwell, Portland, H. H. Cromwe'
q Co. . $500, -
teaIo-ys hit Octayia BIB Dayton, Norfolk MeAucfew
Waun.
shin Thornton Wells Fortress Monroe VIII ans Guion.
Park Pr.irie tBr.l Bell Liverpool Williams Cullen.
Bar Persia, Holm Riga, ". Ropes s. Co.
Brig Lucy Haywood OBJ, Wilson, Maismoros, MilloE
Dorghtom. go.
Brg Runice fBrl Monroe, Arroy. d. r. DeWof Co.
Bril- A a. Curtis, MerTiiuln. Ma'ahzss, Baxter Merrill
Stip Coufdcnce Johnson GLASGOW. VI. a a. Eel,on.
Bris Malthbm. Wiley. Boston. III. W. Loud L ca.
schr Mountain Home, Plilips Norfolk A. r. Chase Co.
Schr. i. L. Lane Lane, Boston, J. v Hasiaud
Schr Ecn Louise Reeves, New-Hsven, hocnk!ss stan
nsrd
, Dayton. =.
sehI o. p Bnn., Leek City Point, Van GFuni Slight
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pn.s,upeps smiled.

!, stesr.iip City Of London, fof i'erl ol--nr Joseph
az a~ 20 and Madame tiabrle Weller % Paris Mrs +. L.
n Y Mrs Hols;on. Mis-. Anne Scnarsenwcrth
MI ard Mrs T. Perry children aud MISS ~ ShpaId ~, l.
snorc Geo r. Jonss Edward tIasoaek Ag9.tn Gsrdel L.
90 a, 80 d Westen wife and Miss Weeru OF n Y, II
%opP H. Boyd John C. Ryle Fowler fqIhe,, M sn
IA - Of Montreal, Thomas Rerr and VILE c.li'm hi
-, - l,lton Fernando Mood aud wife and Miss Wood
Mr. DAVIS Mrs. Esrre Hamilton Mr. ky,es Ml'' Ne
md Mes Grant rhade pha Pa Mct aiiand shd WE
VIA Dare and Mrs. $ DARE, Richard Bennon uush :. que
Lee Jol Honads and wife, n fes9oiy ~, - o1Douie
ans N 5 Colburue Paul Vock. II. D. Iomnson MI Turner
g. f. A. Hin vichs James Thompson. t. hrschiid Joseph
Howard ile and child N o. Carnes with others IN the
oteerare. ., O-,.... r..bo-
Arsnir. uhsrenks Mrs Adelaide de fgare Mrs Parsons
Nj. Mev,,i,e &c Rgsna Mrs. 5. +. Wood Ms H. d. Foie
Sis A. n. Hobrook, Mr.. heh,ra L. Lrewn' tae q ana
lad, Misc Judge F. stephens, Capt. Sissbcle Miss =
An.rsws W. II. Wright L. Goldberg Miss Gcveps, II =
Meyers John Csrraeyulo Frank H. Bnnker T. a. Las'0h
HeLl Telnl.
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On steamship Araso from Port Roynl-Col = Sh'w: Rev.
Mr. Stevenson Mr. johnson. Mrs.. Nounes. Nh C. w smith
M. Thompson, }. COnds Smith, H. Fitch SnTFeon o :
Burton. q. NJ Beaks Mr.. Lloyd, Mrs. H. : Lloyd Mrs =
H. LocAo Miss S. !. Locke Nh. Durant :. F. Wnslt a.
Cater ". Dewing, Mrs Purcell Miss Fanouds Mr. VI Il
GRADY "a Grady, Miss A II. Sye Mr.. Mason aid child
Nj No, +, Mrs. Moody, Mr. Slipley Nj. Shp'fy spd >
chd:fn Woodhul Mrs. sullivan and son Miss fafei'
Miss WT.at w. NJ Collins. Mrs Collins aud child en- Mrs
Cuycr Mrs Kenny, ~ Kenny Dr. J. T. I er Su,geon j.
c. Morgan Rev James HossoD. Mr.. Sny'h M e H. over
tor Mr. Provost Mr.. Rkcr Major Hanna. Cnpis iomnun
a. on J. ". Thompson Wer;heimer G. NJ MoodNuad'
Homans, mile Wsan, Scott White nT j. H. Nas.rnS
Surgeon Flre Lieu,s. Cameron Deriof. tTosswo Crt-
9th Cut,n. Brice Suris Weber, Wilcox ,r N9svel ar
Leland NJ. Gakely. NJ Glsssey. hrs; NCiowen, Ms.
Danby Mrs Yong. Ms Whittemore and children MAJOR
C. 5. Lester Col W r French, Mr. Mooney, tnsrs BEN
nett Rogers and Haegens, L. 5. y, Col J. NJ CHORD
Messrs. Graves Flsh Worderbuch, Parker We'hb1Tno'
Burgess Co1ncy, Beatty, Johnson, NcOnecn. Rusn. :
Smith. it, Campbell Fuller, Mech. SoddGrd. Bousal,
Slayer Carr Woods Hammond Stewart Piess Lawrence,
Bats, CHI pman. Williams, Balm X. W. THett. wife md
child. Koe. Csrte. Peee IuIfrd, Monroe and child
QUINN bay. Auth, Ginsn. Miller. Thompson, Bishop,
Oers Nsrxhsnl Boles Stiles rs on, Frey, Jones,
kaufu Oh, Bolshard, and "a other- in steeTa.e
Ia steeuship America from M1IeAeel DIty-Capt. C. IS
Reese aud servant, C. w. Carleton lie y ~ brayisn
Cart T. T. Pearson and servant. { .. r. W. Smith, t. W.
Johnson Capt p. NorocbeTiy and p in the steerase
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Brig Hsadley, vstsr. Of Maitland n g., Downey Natal

II DAYS sugar. 90 S.ihet r. Wefn q 20
Brig ielma (swed.) l-,gerholm RIO Grsnde Del Sud G.
days win nidss and ,oi 70 Funck, Mencke Wendt
Brig Nellie S,apes ArToy. X. le days with su.rr auc
nosse 10 Roche Bros Coffee. 9Th ult lot &C. lon II 20
smoke brig Alice from SuriIan Il days for Boston, 28h
miles # barncErt. the huh OF brig abou
Abandoned could not MAS out her She had ap
p.reuty been into.
Brig Nellie johnson to y. Andrews H. b. Waycott, T.
r., II days, with and nola-es 10 sed Frye Co.
big Annette toi Hall al Newell Sagoa 10 days. with o.
lassei 20 order
frig c. NJ Reynod tof s.. John N. b. Dic Anoy. PR.
y Gays wit sugar Nc, Jed Frye Co. Lct sch Mary or
New ork March "a
Big Ponvert. Acn, Cierlegos 20 days with sugar to
Jtompson Hunter Had some veT7 heavy weather
Ser H. Brewster (of BropAhavou Hawkin Ssgua7 days,
with sugar TO A.. Abbott.
Schr. MaanOras (of Nassau " Pl Russell Maamoros ~
days with cotton to o X King c..
>chr Mary T. Mason (u Province own Henderson, Jacel
II days " IN oswood and coffee TO II. BECKER Co..
Scr H. r. Sparks tof Provncetown) Smith Jereine March
L.. with logwood, COTE, &c to Miller Hougton. saw b.
bark az Fortune Island whose ali asbose sick
Sci 7. Geo. II. Curtis -. Portland lumber, to Robinson
Co.
scr Addie P. Adde Simpson, Batch, EastPcrt laibs
jed Frye Co.
Sclr Rollins Parsons Eas,port days. with lumber to Jed
Schr r. D. Herten Of PaTrsbow n s.. Walker, St Johns.
10 DAVIS sugar and olasos d. r. De Wolf Has bad heavy
w s " weather; the 24th. s.. 70 30 Ion 20 80 III gale
hom W : w lost DICK load OF 80 bids molasses
Sch Matilda OF Giblalter Stevens. Csrhagcna ~ days
with Liles SC. TO NJ J. De Ptmlr'jo. March rs ie' 10
long 1o 49,, spoke brig NJ Dengham Let b'is Mo'.o"
Sch j. NJ Lewis Cof Belfast Mel shute Lagns, 10 days.
vita fncasses Thayer Sargent Has had some hea'y
Sch. Curtis. Ha,kins Portland, days. heading
Sch Lale Myfa Stirling Maryland days, with cyserS
Sch AibeI, Field Petit Virginia, 2 days. oysters