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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-25

sometimes an inch in length. and as thick
as mans little finger, and bones OF var''
Gus sizes, one of which am crcdlbly in
formed, dropped from her face on the eve.
ming of the 18th instant, as large as well
grown grain of corn. The girl remains IN
perfect health, free from the any symp-
toms Of pain, either in the part effected or
otherwise. She is only sensible OF slight
degree of twitching or tickling in the flesh
at the instant those emissions take place
1.-The colour of the skin at the place IS moi
changed, nor can any appearance OF sun
gular kind whatever be observed. But
most inexplcable mystery is, that tht
quickness Of vision, or in other words, the
powers of discernment, cannot discover
1.-The commencement Of those emissions O
.|bones or flesh. The first thing the eye cai
!, discover, is the clot of blood (wh'ch em't'
,Ihrst and but once in the day. the lump o
. flesh or the bone as the case may be, pro
.truded on the outside Of the skin, which
being instantly removed, the skin under
-neath is as smooth and as free from an.
hole, opening or aperture, which can b.
y discovered by the strictest scrutiny, as tn
{ most solid part of the palm OF a man
Jlhand. II. NJ. EVANS.
r Evansville, Ind, Nov. II, 1928.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-25

to Portugal. The Mnistc,
Of that Court, who lately arrived at Riods
Janeiro with information that the const.
system had been put down a,
home, and urged renewal of the aleoi.
ance of Brazil, was not at first permitted
to land. but on its being represented that
his health was so precarious it would en-.
danger his life to remain on board, he wa,
to go on shore, where guard
was placed over him, and orders given bv
Congress that no persons, except his Ser.
wants, should be allowed to communicst,
with him. ltis already known, that up
government refused to enter on any neso.
citation unless the independence Of Bfaal
was acknowledgement the Brazilian,
we're OF one mind on that head, and "what.
ever might be the fate Of Portugal, their
cause and lot was unchangeable. They
would not submit to the Cortas, and much
less to an absolute government. in Portu.
gal" In answer to the letter of the first
minister of Portugal. he was told to advise
the king to recognize without delay The
independence of Brazil, as remedy for
the ills of "poor Portugal" and mean,
of deserving the kindness ola generous na.
ton who would do much good for portu.
gal, and had nothing to fear from her pow.
er. The Brazilian writers in the newspa.
pers, treat the letter of the Portuguese
Minister of State, as atiording abundant
proof that the new rulers Of Portugal were
as blind and obstinate as their predeces.
sors, with respect to Brazil; and they call
on their countrymen to be prepared to de.
fend their rights with arms against az.
grsssion from whatever quarter.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-25
From the N. Y. Evening Post.
BRAZIL.

Rio de Janeiro papers to the 18th Octo-
ber state that the Brazilian Congress was
then engaged in discussing the draft of a
Constitution, in which the purest princi.
Piles Of liberty were recognized. Several
new papers have lately been established
lin Brazil, all Of which maintain free and
independent tone, and scorn the idea of a
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-25

ltne congress pOssess u, Cu'o'eiHS tleil T.
diets? 10 frame resolutions which you
have no means OF executing, or, to use an
Iod proverb, "to shew your teeth when
YOU cannot bite" is, in private concerns,
mot very wise proceeding; but in public
matters, in the intercourse between nations,
not only idle, but positively y dangerous.-
We think the continental powers will
6 pause before they hold any such congress ;
= 'but whether they do or not. we shall nei-
ther be party to it, nor send Minister
to it. We shall leave the continental
;. powers to act as they like, whilst we shall
:, act as zoe think best for our own interests
y" The Americen states haze achieved their
observation-disclosures it by their own
efforts, without foreign aid, foreign coun.
e-|cils, or foreign encouragement We, who
rs of all nations, could have rendered them
a. the most powerful assistance, did not
vylthrough our government, express even /;
70 wish in their favour. They fought thu
lis fight, they gained the victory, without US
ne Their independence is established
le- tide cannot be rolled back. The Ameri
ch can states are free sovereign states, wit
he which any nation is at liberty TO trea
are without aflording any just grounds of Of
mt, fence or complaint to any other power.
vail We have sent Consuls and Commis
his sioners; other powers may, and probabl
re- will, do the same. We call this step d
ch, facio acknowledgment of the sovereignt
ces of the American states-and we may e.
Ar pect further, that higher diplomatic chi
La racter will either be sent out, or that SON
ono ofthe commissioners has, or will hav
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07


IN tais town Bliss AtAaE eldest daasater .oi
Capt. william H eBb aged 22.-1Igs EEzABEFH
Y 4ILEy aa4d 42-Alrs tLHEF.A grogGH, aged
-o.--f-rs. ANN IsR8ax, AGED 24--A4ARGAREI
" IsEELL aged ts.-A Cbiid gf Capt John
n 7ite aFed month.
Cnt r.dsv last, OF CONSUMPTION, Miss Soma
'BANgs aged NJ IA friend Of tue deceased FFste-
llilr acknowledged the KIND atteBiioRsgf friends
aud 1eis1PoFs during per long and painful sack
,Dess.
-In Baiqm At saah Human aged F0l tiae qld-
rest peFson IN salem
"A Harbo.ougb Pa ~ BIS non year u y. William
BacFei.pr laiive 9i Havelbill, Ms. lie assisted
n dfessing, zoe wounds p tPoSe who bled % lseX
ina on and was present Al tge Gapiufe gf EugGyRe
~ NeW-oileaEs, james rBBtei of CasuRe.
~ Affed t9rh liL A,lss EgHige, daUgAter 81
Cap q. ~ Rogers ages 70.
lH Lebanon Mas Elizabeth,.wite Of D0ct Alex
aDde Haieh 25.
~ AIeper Mr Alag ,thisd rf!e qfGr Stephen
ID New Charleston 5th uit MIS- Content COBB
wHe ri Mr Aelauah tphb ~
y Prosper wilp~ Asigai Baton l02 years ADD
2 Anntas
onhis passage fFom Havana y FIa.abutgh, Alt
kaFthnl0mfN tillGFap Of Gushing. Ale. mate oi
hrg slGxico 81 Foilapf
InF leemar N.r tsRQfge GiilLcv 23
Qn boasd Vie hiig HeEald ri E0aaa. % the 28hi
~ EaEasd ya4psest sqp oi lAr .a.e William Aoo
IDS, pf ihiFtaRp, agfd h seaEs.
4p SEettrqi Eng RqhsF Bloomfield apIhor "
.tAe FafneFs bay AGED MI. az Was shoe
mAi,e AND Nas e9apioAep az I'te business. while
Wftlaa iha' PqeH
ID belmqnt 2ptH ut very saddeny, mr Johu
hfn'hnenHt ~ EAWQftn AGED ~ PensiQuer
lq 3'xmoot on ''e ~. RIA A'eHHaH.e, wife p
M IoiaH Nore AGED 81
Al Ai4gdeburs paIssl3 Earnf F.a.nof aeeHTO
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.EL.lRREED.

IN this town, by Rev Mr. StEeeier5 Mrfs9AABE
HsSEEYr of this tosFni to MIS- hAkEAH LEsDssY,
Bg79E DEARRqRN, 1MerGhan 40 Miss sHARRFBr
-PREsroN=-Alr .W ARREN cCLARK, ~ Mss sss
sSIMs
lnsScmborqugh5 BY theRev.f T Fomeroy, Alr.
" raRcis Labbee Qt Buxton, to AFs Doreas 4a-
gems. Of the toRRer place.
Jnfta-o1es.Qu lNu,sgay gy Rev ar. rgaes-
rmant CaptfRfTten Meeks, 40 Miss Juia aARn
asagater n IaPtsMosesPa sgser.
nReaaaeid, b'r lsoben Gaaaenoy EsQuige. A
Jesse Aikip, me .ct,aqt acf a lion, % biiss Msy
.Ann tple slaughter qi LdwalaF9le. Esq-of iAe
70 per place
elrJessr Lad, soblisssorasonia Worhysof AEqa
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
CIRCUIT COURT

lhe Circlt Court d the Uuited States .was
held st Nlscasset on W edpesday last " Judges
story and Ware Jpdge Story cAagged tie
ggand JuEy, bptDo bills, re understand .ere
found
Ihomas LoWell indicted at former term
--1der the rey qlptloaagy peQsion law, ior false
sNeaf1g, N acquitted, MAhQat argument.
"a Re case, on a odl IN eqaity Williams Reed
4gs KEY ably argued ON VI edaesday and Thurs
day tby Alessrss GFeeRlesf aud Mason ycf mi. III
dqf t1e Flalntst, and tessenden aud Orr, Tor tAa
Defendant and continued Hisi lor adviseuent
An Important and eloquent oopiaion 4Fas pro.
aqunqed by Judge tory BE spec ting the legal ob-
4igatson ot paying the expenses OF seaaen, teAeH
sick ln fac I9ercAaat service, a3der due Ragiga.
ton laws oltbe Z hited States
The Court djourped on FFI9ay
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Just REcEIpED AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
40. 2, Merchants Ron, Middle Street
The New Monthly Magazine &
LIIENARN LnrrR NAI - ,-..uzr

-
SKETCHES ofthe Irish Bar, No. vi. Mr.. o.
1onnel-Ihe Destroying Angel-Prospectu Of
q New Work-On Music, No ": with refer
shee % the principles Of the Beautiful IN that art,
j london lyrics Time and Love Surnames-
a'g WI -, el Nor-Sonnet from Petra rch-Actors,
and Theatricals-Invocation N the CrcLoo-
me Village Bells--A Day IN London-Tbe Gods
W ~ Greece from Schiller-The Physician. M.
~ ,he influence Of the Imagination on bodily
nealth- The Wild observation-disclosures extraor-
u.,hary Proposals for their suppression--Vallxv-
.,,r song-Britsh Galleries Of Art, No. 3. Dull
Men Nj CollegeA foreign soldiers farewell to hi
r-ugllsh Mlstress-Being in Love-Quentin Dur
''s,l me Parisian Carnival-Select Society.
NV observations on the modern art of match
Oct II
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MARINE.
r. P9RF or r.
sP6HfLlhBY


ARRIVALS.
HEHFEShHF on LAR sisaF Messenger
PaHer lFem besian; faTanle gahh, fliiadeiphia.
4HUhSbs4 r. sehFs Mag, GFausll RaFk
oaiheFiRe, Bradley, RfdgRaH
S4FUh bA F-bHg Mechanic Angel, 30 days
fFem fglni peige.- BFies ladeiiai Ssw5ef bafaue
ilaga, Eaiaai ana schF Planet, tiHHell sailed sep
teiii sem saphfaHia haer Wade UHe ! higs
Halt aHa aisHha, sHeN, sHe slailfa Malniin,i,
~ 4 aaFs
sgme des Bflg Hiram, Perkins, Belfast
nB-AtAA t=5laaP Llheiiy, fellsfs, hasian-
CLEARED,
bflgs heslaF, Collins Havana sahat LIidehfd,
Iaemei sGRFs AFFias. Prince Philadelphia Dali
phlai blanchard baSaa. GsaFgs NaYssi N Aaik 1
sieppS IsRR, Hutchinson, bNsiaa Washington,
Beafs, new ipFki IaAes tisle, ssawaed, hssies
Msiae, Lowell "a.
iess efyesses, hagaa q Boston and alhsf ports
WEST aad saah a ", put n hers 90 Saturday last
smeng shem hFlg with deck lead hem hslias.
ley bessan thay sailed agalR yesterday meFRlag,
wisA hAs wlAa hem ne NesF
VESSELS sPeEEN
sePl = iat Az, 2, leat "a %, SHIP Harriet Of
Bash y days iFem ihs esRss q Virginia, lel Lea
dpn.
ssps 25sh iat a. As, laa- az, bFig mem East
ppFt lQr shs VI, lpaies.
Ava ~ lar So len H. re eelambis, Perkins,
az henpebsRs,
LAT Al pa. "a, Riehmena, ql shis Pagl
Ga SsoFgss Bank bEig NlE9, from SAGE teE
BemsEafa
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07

From .hat4heg.-4 he Ports ibsQn( Mis- Her
ald qi the dlnsi. contains some addition 2 par
tCplag relative ~ thc devastating sekness at
Natehez. q letteroi the 81 instant, dated n
,ae riPIty n Natahez says :--' The disease
As raging With the utmost violence amongst the
fey uRfortlnates who stiH remain II thec.ty
Bnsiness \ Pot thoHght pi-laYerns All closed
and it's impossible IN procure 2 mopl8nH to
eat except ~ lhe ial-Natohez y nav tle per-
feet PictuTeof Oscillation streets are deserted
ard 4 horrd and death hlle silence preYalis
from one lexTtmlty TO tbe other. Z have en-
tered the ctty Bptqpce SINCE the general re-
treat Int tle APPEARANCE struck q oliA to
my very soul FASTENED tp leaFe III II Il
somewhat singular shat whilst .tbe physicians
declare i mPQssible A. cure a patient il the
city, tbe epyir9ns are PeFfeptly healthy, the
mI7sma Yh2ieFer i nay proceed irqm, aP-
pears 10 hoyer cl9sely eyer opr deEqted ciiy,
Elthe1t eHhiplting Apy disposition tq spread.
since writing yQp I bays heard of very many
deaths, 5G So May de, tbat is impossible tQ|
eqpgerais ARem Ir9n eiglt A tRelFe Per
5ay"
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FQUNpLENG.

az Neines4aY night a Male Iniaph WilL
red halr about s monlhs old, vas Ief. atlb door
81 Mrs lipse n ereeplapd. Ills cries az
ffacEea 'he aten1lQp 2t q traveller eaFiY ia tbs
nqF9lns, Ae was plaeea 70 small peice-
,o9as p7y, Wilh a Considerable quality ql
1924 esqIAIQg,- We are authorised 10 say thai
lAe selee lmep Qt Greenland q4er a liberal
FfWaYd I9g Ehe dlscqFeTy 9f hss lnhpmaR par
e9Is-l'ors JqNnat
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FOREfGN NE3Fs.

rIFt}1isfSFN MINIS.
49, = a -. e - -- Z -- 4 = "a
Ifa4is papers e August 5lst Containing dales
fron London "a Tie 1sib. aud from Aiad1id u the
a4th. Save been received al New.Yosk.
,rss oe,.4 pglst;as f,s. ~ &c., ,,,....-. u
~ D6ke n rsoaiS ne st st. Matr's MAJ t.aei,
sge II Tie l9th Au.ust Gen. alulnor Was a. Cife.
naSa. 1he orders d CEN Ra.ia.iefoi q so.'sPder
ha5 been sent 70 Caittageaa aad Alcant, bul ihe
, Esssil Il aoy kaosf iRe tiaoPs III baiasteios
~. 81 wv - S1ss29{..s gu. re- y " I,
80 bs5 ;5,sss.s ,s hi s at ifs.
lf8a 5fcos'liba MS 5a6666esd as Pals IS a.
sgabde Despatch oa tte 31.h tEosuides ceased
t9 eanSeuii6n @ith he eanmaadaDt of comaaa
o'l ihe 5a pai I9e suffeaae 81 lAe pace was de-
, w 49,. u 1
800 /, 49, ss, esos 0'a
81 tsst t.5.fasoa surreu.ered o.Genersl
Boarck Bis the. 1913 ID As6st ihe sang tsfns
jas Sen, Morio Tie French aad made IA as
tacs o. ife l2th, u WhieA they Nse iepllseo AitP
great loss Tie Dpks a Angouieoe afitea at ~
Mary on me 6tn ADD Immediately sent Tag ~
traer mo Cafz Fhe coHes einsed io tecede IN
any aafss1eni eSefpt ihFoogR &c msdiaiiQn e
Enghpd lhe Cates hah dec'aied ali ihe Gran
iees ifailoss anil Their properly coafscaisd al
Efslrs, after susianlns AZ attack by 81 ana apd
scapiil'atedon Tie l4th q easha LaafistoQ. Sev
ELECTROMAGNETIC vessels, a!eh With ProsisiQns io
zleFreneh. had arrived Al potts. MaIEs
The decree 81 Abe Duke III Angouleme, in
58Dosition ia he views and refaonstrances of
~, i n ~ 3,;s fs3 b.sen mr. III ev-eci,iis,n
s 80 i VI. t..li III s,s a
e so plMates y yvy T,i hha, 81 rs
from pils9n. n Als sfspi H Sa'a f9 .lat7 ss9ler
ced 2 strong sensation aiRopg ~ SPanisb Peo-
BE inIavcuf 5f lie duke aud against tie rel
eencv
TIE 9afaefion af lT,neo ona ar Nina
csnsrais er s+rna' IT, IN. ;oina4 IN,
G-s " ~ st
s ~ 81 -
y $40 g nave cared VIM iitsyO lt92s "
Eindad RodHgO, lt is SAID has surrendered
to Ca4fosDs Donnei.
lo T9a moons reraai9ino n F.stramadura. an
sb7sf i, s.ii,s, M ,s,oafs IL & ii,sssros
Nj f't 3 tlfa5og tS'8
oFFlllaSSHa Les o0RqATa tSI SdAsS n SIS
french
The submission ofLayas, says the Aadrid ac
counts sppears w fair.
ga pose pts v1Is lCff466rv Barnsba. Chiaramositi
died atRome IS c0nge56enee III lie iaiaYy receie
edin Bis fan uBon hs fd5s 81 lie Z0.h of Auebst
Chthe I'm Els stsis b6csne 6aits alamibg. ane
.he paro6k III tfs sacnnest 'Ca tie leihhs IA
ceses tie sxtrens ahetiah ami soon efter Be Ga
same spsechiess re disd Y. On ibe ioll9gi6s morn
~ afig f2,a5sa BIZ sa gsaf te 81 w5s aqi tl 4
ffI IsS5 s5 ~ 80 5 4 isi iego
t~-t -frI~
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: IA end OF blus Cioih5 IA Z - yards gelag
part. vi : piece manufactured by Alr.ttsm
slrst of Yorkshire lug was sold a. aactsen
lin New York, % FFiday by Messrs- BBeggs
ThomPson X Ao. tor ~ ~ cents per yard
4 III is uadelstood that the hnPsfefoi t.Hssia
I lie King Of EagiaRa and tAe President ot.tbe
United states hase each had az coat trQn tae
Asape piece.
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CAPUGEilN CHAPEL.

lls admirable rpslufinE WhIch Ias a0 have
bfen renoYed from town t-is d8vs isl, tse LDder-
s4aiid " renla1n lore Shi5o few days iD1 er
tft tlsi t4ls EaAe QpponlrltY ri examining 4
Fe4lected lobe qdpiEed peed only be seem
steh is the unqualified praise bestowed 5y those
WHO have enjoyed dat PlaaslFe. TItNiil remain
ln Town no longer tAan 4 RlD.Aa NBXf.
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We understand that the contributions col.
lectea from the several religious societies n
tRls tpWp ga sundaY last fqF tue relief of those
WIG suffered bY the late distressing fires IN
Ana ana Ntlseasset' anppat p about 500
considerable s1ms have been collected n the
same way m several other towRs--ht4L ftas
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TIME AND love.


AN ARTIST panied iime, asa Lese
lime with two pinlons spEe4d above
AAad Aoge witAout feather
Sir HAIRY pa.gonlzsd ihc pan.
sAAd so1n. Sir lial and Lady Aape
InsWedloek game togebsr
rCQPleS ot cash the dame bespoke
1Ibe artist, ere be drew a stoke,
Bkegersed his Ola 9plnianss
AAad s4alghlway o.lhe iaifane aHugs
Time an his gurn aeypl9 ot wlpgss
aAnd CaPid wlih two Plnleps' a
''N hat hlHnaeE' slhisi the laGy CEiesi
'Ao baHaeE nlalam be gepAes,
70 cope lna not 80 slaPid
ach BaAhi s pin9ns, ln tls day
TA4me. besaie4 marriage flies away,
4Andt atier marriage CeaPld
II YrSeVerpt COMMUNICATIONS, and II 1alBbs
are NHGgolaaLlg 0Tsatfsd.
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TIE s9UTH. BERWIGK BANK

Established a South BeFwlck, MaiRe, cam.
meneed business On MeadaY las, uadeF ihe
ilreeti9a pf the fplipWiHg gentiemea.
fhamas ieigh, President
fimaihY Ferguson, William 4. Hayes
Josiah w seaEer William Barleigh,
beni3nin Aaspn, samuel Parks DiffelqFs
Edward p HaYmsn, easAter
Fhe Pubfe Wlll be sFallhed "a nqtleing shai
instead N pictures eagragea ga eePPeT7 they
taye issued bilis engraved an Pefkips' sleel
Piate, Whieh Is the enlY cheek u counterfeit
eEs.- Paris JOHgnak
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IA vineyard of a MR. Eicnelbesger IN Aorkf Fem
contains 10 acres covered win vines ot Lisbon
Wbne and olher grapes. lie Will. alake 40 bagEeA
of Vine tbs season, aud Dc atends q e4teVd ~
Vineyard 10 20 acres next year.
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~ VIZ understand Alr. JosEPH HIFKEEy viii
give a Lecture in this town, on giday evening
next. "a tbeimperance o. tReg9ugA hH0 Wedge
of The HIench Language
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@aSef.e.


BBythe SHIPS AIaria and Magnet from Loadon,
qgu the AlaEglion and Ad0nis lrom Bavre, argiy-
ed at New York London dates TO The 9th
4ugaParis to TIE Dist, AID IlaYre III tbe Isl sept
Aase been received. E4trRcts from these wall be
touhd lndef ouF iogeign lead.
1IHEr GREEKS.
0lnf latest 3cconlts from Greece seeHto allQFd
gfQund iof n0t4lllg, pat despondence, 80 TIE
l9eads ol humanity The greatest coHinsioR and
elSsF4fIl9n aRpeaIF fo prevail among TIE nhail-
IantS o. tlss devoted country especially ~
Afhe heFe they are more particularly tlreat-
eneq PHI TIE aPpgoaeh, Of 2 large Inllsish array
Ape Captain Pacha landed 1000 men OH the
isiand Ep3@as burning and destroying all tie
NeiliHss p the Greeks a telYof wApm,r only
fptElQ escape te fhe mountains
Ape 4ltAs are ~ possession Of neatly all the
ioT44ed places Pr the Continent, and tbe lreeks
az Aot appear to be making preparations, n aay
degree .adegpatet 70 lpee formidable forces ap-
rIoacnlag then IA the Mogea.
1tAe Kicegpy q Lggpt, it ~ said, has pyomissa
70 reduce Caadia
Tltwiil 3e Fecollectedi hoWeyersthat, these ac-
cQunls are reserved tbTQugh alayTnar Nbege eye-
rN4illng uHiaypgable to the cause Of the Gyeeks
9SPHid PeAlkely to be cplleeted and exaggerated
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VI vfEhNhAhbAH
aAt 81 lroixi i5taal boslen. Lel-' AZ
I 4Anal BpWaeauX, aug " bs1%-s 4 ~
Y AS isGassei, lE0ru .aules tlker-
tAfBgealens aug. "a, 1iaeasei q 7assiA' 0'.''s''
Ibugsh. ry. ,rl.
~. az ST Lbes Asine aovBsend. FayFe. Al
,AIsine Nas.fo sail Arg 2t laf AeRnehpusl
rTne EoFes OF CasliHe lof AZ Aatksssit tsseesfeii
a0out n Gags SINCE
Ar Csonssadt, Jtllg47. the hrAerai in z days
I Az Al Anlwefp AugsJO De Diisa . osfAi
Biarkmer, oi batai tfena 80 +ago
I Clsar ('ibrai,ars AHgs sitoz7s the AlAo, ia, Fl
Y tAis poIEf4oEo 81 Leloar.
VI aAnp@alssillfs, aBapt 81 SIS since. &c Ttefo
Paine " VI tais port tot llaysnartpc.
At hslteF6sn, ABga ~ lha LlarlssaGn a iisis pef
tiust ar from Eiebnoha Abigail Ahemas bltii
no sail DeEH y--Aai4ed lAstr IA. Halsoe Liafies
\ Eawoet. Aialialissts ebes.
\ 4AttIaHe,s about lstof sept Arlington, iilAla
iasana
4 pFasssd.d the hltssipp AHgaz5, org Aagusiui
tfYise, from 81 EboNss, eeand up. 8Bps hsintee "
apd schr Golanlbas. b0aad doeu. eliiha harenihe
i7sh.
AArsaF.Nerfak iaiaalt cathariae. Aeith Rhi+
lArsat Eiebnlond aIstult CathaHasa 81 Thor
aston, Aeroik---sated, Macy efoeks /, ioi
H0sieH.
satsd fsoH gsiehaand 95thultG cashahse, boz
ltsn.
IN Hampton Reads 2Istnlt Ahigail1o BHiias4
@0m BaiilmoEe---z2d R. san. IsiehBsnd. i0t bos-
loo ;sh4arySP EhoaaBani ~ .tsiahm0nl.
sAraar.Asn1 EeIk, @bth alt brig Midas 3inee.
Of siss port 81 days lloin stockholm and a9 lroIh
ElsiHepf FRsssed ~ tae ayer, bound Hp bEig
~ ssniBgiana oi ihs port. trera Amsterdam
lClaatAewI oik, -26th bifscier. hamihep IN r
lafies EasuIiie atEout, NJ lias pert, ior haltiaE
4 Ara@7ih AePoaer " ai,ei LH5ec. 81. laalliaa,
l~cAes .,AeR 5eEu.
I Lllz7ihr Abundance Moody Aaobiie.
Up 1ath, Macy ~ Betsey Ger Eias poft
Ar 5Oths sEhf tAulaah 4 duaah, ia0mPson
I days hem f. Andrew.
4ar. lsE igst. sngs w sshnEten, hnmusaFt "a this
GER, * days t'aH asackhpim, and o. irenn Aia-
tgsVF Telegraph sbiaaGAasa, III tlsa port ~ days
isem ckhpim aAler kiase Of Name, - aay'
tagrst MiEhseis
Ar.4d bag Haniet9, Leeyi ssnsWefih. q Cam
den, 40 asys son )Iaisyo, fenertAe lCl.yIye,
iDFinAwslf paMiAisa CONSTITUTION, siantAI M
AaaFeWs
ArstFfoFideeee. 97th uIt- Gnien aHd AM be-
fo, Bscsspos Alexander Damafisooaa FAME,
l bath RetsepyEanee Aug@s#a AauEer hence
IN zstt, FlglimsBstRi hiAa q. betsslt Gardiner
Af-st Bestgn, Zstn lit hngs Lepaiaas, i1eirNi
t9i Aenashank' fem hlFetpeql i1-ommefef- leeg-
4ftoiy, 81 Alac1as iEom Lnbec--z25t1, snap Zen.
ElAe. osgpe et leRRthals ilesl LapFtpeai sebrt
f.aPenteI p lpsn4as, ifom Bsta--7Sgfh. sehr. he-
tflsgfi Aaeobal AZ Dresden iteaa Batp---let Am,
lsePrDaty IllsQn. esi DasasIiseotta ir2gl srlsto
=-id- sehr Champion Andersen. ct 5-~t tiili, lI+
iAtenis River
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FIRE INSURANCE.


Ithe late distressing Ares al iscassetaGd Alma,
While they CAL forth the sympathy .pf tle com
munily, and 4 generous disposition n aHnrd the
almost practicable relief, are also calcHlatedlo
aIeGL Pr atleAi9n Ep tlf means n rendafDg a
.ec Arfence Of sllcl YlstaiiQps less calamilous N
its lpeatiQn No means appear .tO. IT'S ~ veil
adapted r. PrqdHce the objects desired as re-
52r % lnslraIre. Plemin4s la Insurance a-
stAl9l 4 ire are nov uncQMMQnly lpW, and by
4-es+s n companies v or state, Qr agents gt
yH-ces PIT RI rle state, residing N rarl0as toxins
#itnln.it Insurance can be obtained 70 any e
Y. punt irpH 4Heh corporations Rs are Oi G2teH-
81 raAal and apnadaHtly able ~ meet t.eT
en@a4e4anLs w y ApPrc tlat lAOse Wl0,e Cir
rllInsLances .f2npt enable tAem " bear these
TlsAs alane, Will fee the safety and prudence "
hayipg part 4 notth whole pf theiT prapeFty
liable " snif hazards protected from disaster 81
secured .by p FrQspf1t pi indemnify. AT tle eA-
peASe pi 2 very HQdeIate premium.
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n Lot of WIRE parfly damaged.

q II Ware rspGeked for fhs Country as cheap as
egn ~ gurehasea IN Iris place, on ne same isT7ns
ef credff, on for Cash
October
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THE ELECTIONS

dis nav ascer.ained thatJEREf % RRIEN Es
9lige IS eleelad member Of CQagress ireu
Hapcoek aud Washington district
sf-rf AHRRELL is elected t. the Senate Of tai
tate, from. Washington CquHty.
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RasToN. QcT. 3

As0cIDNs kllIr a.
.Aesgs from SoEti .3msfEa.- RY tie slips
Rsnthet aRd q'faiat arrived At lfis goFf Ms
are lnralshed With lnt9fmalQp from Lama
June rs Valparaisq July ~ apd Rio Iapeir
Aug. a. The !olloWlng informaloa IS taken
from ne Merehaal's Hall Books. '''
he last accounts At Valparaiso, from lana.
Esis, that an eEPSaiF9p ri s9o9 @Sa bad
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STONE WARE.

jars won ru8FF I0 1--WE gaIlonE--f itEHRrE--
Nfags--El lower Pofs--P6rke Pots.
Hard Ware and Fancy Articles.
ivory end bore handle Table and Desert
KNIVES end FOkKS-Tiafed. iron and Britain
u Table and Tea sPOONe-BIock Tin and Brit
tabia Ies --Waifers-snuffsrE and Trays
COMMUNICATIONS and Jsnsn Castors-sad
ifons--c0mf10n and fancy BelIoHs-sh0vels
and TOngs-Bushes. &c.