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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28
NOTICE..

EhURING my absence IN the city oil
HB Richmond this winter Mr HAnRI.
SON WAITE, in whose care | have left
NV papers, will give full information re-
laiive TO any business entrusted 10 my
charge. He is also authorized 10 receipt
for any monies due to me, or for any
claims committed to my management for
collection.
Epsusp PESDLETor Esq. will transact
any business at court to which my eli
enis may desire hi. attention.
CHAS. J. FAULKNER.
January 8, lS38.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28

:" Having this rear recruited bis sta BILE
with Lord Worcester's FrLr, bis Lord
ship has been gallant Misunderstanding
with this horse. carried off both the grea,
Ifadesmau's Cups at Chester and Liver
pool and cup or two elsewhere.
wish he had another nag or two in hi.
stable like Felt" That Felt is first
rate one. will not. fancy. be denied by
any one. PIP. sc. 256. /" He beat more
than than three hundred horses, y
Fairs career on the turf was so bril-.
liant in England. that il caused bis sire,
Hangar. "a capital four mile hotse) TO be
brought from Ireland TO England, where
he IS now one of their best, and most popu
Tar stations. The last season be had "a
winning colts. that won fifty two races,
and among them was Ellis, perhaps the
best Colt OF this year, who won The great
81. Leger. and many other races. Hangar
IS now covering mares by subscription at
about Sl25. and making full seasons toe.
Felt, is very like bis sire in form. action,
and marks. but is good bay. while Ian.
gar is chestnut Hangar is descended
from the same stock as Prism, they being
Vut VI uaii SISTERS. II ell covered, IN 1880,
abou, one hundred mares at $50 season,
and 500 TO insure, among them the cele
brated Clara Fisher, Lady Lagrange,
Gray Girl. imported Primula. imported
Zillah, imported Schemer, full sister Of
Ohio. and many other fine mares"
| ask il 10 be borne in mind. that the
colts of all the horses which we have i'm
ported that are old enough and have been
tried fairly. are winners. and many OF
them capital winners in England. as Cha
teau Margaux, Luzborougb, and Flexible.
| will also call the attention Of breeders TO
The running of The colts Of such imported
horses as have them old enough to run.
and they will see them winning all over
the United States, under every disadvan.
tsge. Can breeders Of the blood horse
any longer doubt the superiority Of the
thorough bred and first rate English horse,
(whence we derive in the native stock all
that is good.) over the native stallion ?
Let facts speak and judgment direct them
A. I. b. MERRITT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28
llJ Acres,
PUBIC SALE.

PUBLIC N.1LE.
VEyILL DO sold at public auction on
w the i4h day Of March next. a.
the late residence of Thomas Lemon
decd. in Berkeley County, nearly oppo
site Williamsport Md, all the personal
property of The said deceased, consist
ing Of Colts, Work Horses,
cattle s. Ro9s;
Farming Utensils, such as Wa.
gon, Horse Gears, Ploughs,
and Wheat Fan;
HOUSEHOLD AND KICHEN
FURNITURE,
and numerous other articles. Also
quantity of Corn. Rye, Oats, and CLIO
YER SEED by the bushel.
Terms.-Nine months credit will be
given on all sums Of s. and upwards.
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, under IS the cash on the day
of sale will be required.
PETER LIGHT,
JOHN BILLMlRE
February Ia. 1856 Errs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28

ENLOUR.-A few Barrels very super.
Ia our superfne -four for sale at my store
THOMAS c. SMITH
Jan. 81 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28

Martinsburg Savings InstItutIon, I
January / 1898.
,EyHE board Of Directors Of this Insti
a tuition have this day declared a d.
vidend OF 81 per cent for the 6 months
ending the 3Ist day Of December 1887.
Stockholders. and deposiiors. may receive
their dividends on demand by calling al
the office of said Institution
JOSEPH BURNS,
IL, II 1888. Treasurer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28
JOIfN SIO IIEN, Q.
Feb. I 1888 --2m.

Virginia :--In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chauorry for berkeley County Feb
ruary Rules, 1888.
John Martin and Geo II Mcclure late partners.
and GeorEe IL. Mcclure in his own right
pitfs.
William Al5urtis, George g. Sn,oot, Thomas
Smith, William Lucas aud Nancy Alburi's
dts
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants. William Albur,is, q
&c. Smoot and Thomas Smith. not la
wing entered their appearance and given
security, according 10 The act Of sssemhl,
aud the rules of this court. and Il appea
ring by satisfactory evidence that they
are out Of this Commonwealth: IL is or
dered. that the said defendants do enter
their appearance TO this suit on the first
day Of the next term, answer the bill oil
The plaintiff. and give security for perior
ming tho decree and that copy Of this
order he forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued
Tor two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted a, the front door o
the Court House Of the said county.
A Copy. Teste,
JOHN STROTHER G.
February 7, 1883. Pun
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28

virginia :-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncsry for Berkeley coau,y, Feb.
raary Rnles, 1888.
Thomas II stephens, glfE
dgasrsf
Adam Leopard, Siss Harlan administrator Of
Michael Leopard deceased, and John S,ro,her
receiver ofthe circai, Superior Court Of Derks
ley. dfis.
IN CHANCERY
Tar defendant Adam Leopard, not ha
wing entered bis appearance and given sc.
cur'iy. according 10 the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court. and II appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he 10 out
OF this Commonwealth; il is ordered, that
the said defendant do enter bis appearance
TO this suit on the first day OF the next
term. answer the till Of the plaintiff aud
give security for performing the decree,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith
published 10 any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months
successfully. and another copy thereof
posted al the front door Of the Court.
House OF The said county.
A Copy --Teste,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28
aaluable laito amo 5aalIls



II offer for sale the UNION MILLS
Hand Tract cfLAND.surrounding them
This property hes adjoining Aisr,insburg
40 Berkeley County Va. and is notori
DUSTY known rs being one Of the mos,
valuable estates to the size of il, in this
section OF the countfy.--lf any purcha-
sher should desire larger tract than
the Mill tract contains. which is about
$40 Heres,
an additional tract OF ONE HUNDRED
ACRES adjoining will be sold along with
it. making in all 40 Acres.--l will sell
on accommodating terms. say, one third
of the purchase money in hand. and the
residue 10 ten equal annual instalments
with interest at three per cent. per an
mum till paid, also IS Acres Of first
rate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-02-28

Feb 7 1888 -2m.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
STEAMBOAT NOTICES.

THE AUGUSTA did not not arrive yesterday morn
ing as expected. The reason given for this delay,
is, that some portions ofthe machinery, (being en-
tirely new did operate exactly 10 the mind of
Capt Vanderbilt, and he has detained her for the
purpose of altering the to his liking 1t now
said she will be hero SIN the course of the week
positively
/ The HUNTREss, is noble boat. and thus far
gives ample satisfaction, the Argus to the contra
ny, notwithstanding. She leaves Kings Wharf this
afternoon, at o'clock. Fare, as usual.
The CLIFToN,is fine little boat, just the thing
for the river, but not hardly large enough, to 60
throughto Boston, although it is said she is perfectly
safe, and does well, she will leave Kings Wharf al
half past A. this afternoon, for Boston Fare 90
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
MARRIED.
Administrators Sale.

Two be sold at public vendue, by License, OF,
IL Saturday the 4thday Of August next at ten Of
the o'clock A. NJ. at the Hotel of Henry Johnson
in Augusta in tho County of Kennebec-all the
right title and interest that John Pitts late Of Bel
grade said County, Esquire deceased, had at the
time Of his decease in and to each and all of the
several Lots of Land and parcels of real estate,
situate in the County Of Lincoln, and described as
follows--viz-
West half of Lot No 2, range Sd in Bow
doinham-his right by superstition being l-3 Of
l07 acres more or less.
South half Oh No 3 Range I, on 1itcomb
plan of five mile lot No 8. Richmond, more or
less, between the river road and the Yeaton lot
Allhis right in West half of Lot No Orange 6
on plan of Lot No 8 in. Bowdoinham, lying be-
twaenl land of B. Reed Jr & s. Harlow.
East half oflot No l i, Range 2, in Bowdoinaam.
.also Gore between East end Ct lots 13 and Id
and FIVE mile lot No 8 in Richmond.
Also all tho land on Cobbessee Pond, between
high water mark and low water mark in which
said Pitts had any right or title, in Richmond
forms made known at tho time and place of
sale. i s'l ~ NJ
Administrator
VIM. s. BRIDGE on Estate of
June 20th 1888. John Pitts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
NOTICE.

TT SHALL sell at auction on the premises in
Ill 1opshan on Monday the thir ieth day of July
license from the Judge Of Probate for tile County
ofLncolD-all the right title and interest that Rob.
ert Berry late of Topsham deceased, has in and to
the South half of lot OIL land situate in said Tops
ham, and bounded SoutherIy by land of Thomas
Hunter; Westerly by land of Alexander Rogers
Northerly by land of Joseph Patten, Easterly by
land of Arthur Hunters heirs said estate subject
to the conditions ola bond given by said Robert to
the subscriber dated Nov. 18th l836-said sale will
be TO raise money to pay the debts OF said deceased
charges of administration and sale. Terms made
known at the lime and place ofsale.
RUFUS BERRY, R a5Rln's snn eT g
Bath, June 81, 1888. $3.50 49,. L
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcrs. &

ARRIVALS, CLEARANCEs, &c.
Ar at Alexandria, 18th sch Grove, MONTGOMERY.
Passport
Ar at N. York goth, brig Volta, Higgins, Malaga
and Gibraltar 30, Francis Louisa, Webb, st CroIx,
w. f. IL. CT Morosco, Bentley Thomaston.
fir at Fall River 20th sch Superior, Kelley, Ken
nebec
Arut Charleston 17th, sch Deposte, Drinkwater,
Camden.
Ar at Norfolk 10Th. sch Portia, Corey, Westport,
amanda, Wheeler. Thomaston.
Ar at Alexandra 2Ist brig Nelson. Croker
Eastport
AT at Wilmington, Del 9th, sch Iran Parritt,
PASSPORT
AyatN. York 2lst brig James, MIay. ST. Croix
IL; 22d, brig Lion, Fulton, do Franklin, Patten,
do. 23d brig America, Harding. Eastport Martha,
Fostor, Machas, Cain, Thomaston Below Provi-
dence 22d lumber sch from Bucksport. Sailed,
Monadnock, Bangor. Nancy and Betsey. Bath
Ar at Newport 10th sch Mary Thomaston, for
N. York. 22d brig lido N. York for Mt. Desert.
Ar at Bristol 2 LIST sch Hope and Esther Kennebec.
Ar at Plymouth 18th, schs Mexican, Bangor, II,
Post Boy, Augusta.
All at Newburyport 22d, sch Dodge Haley, N.
York.
Ar at Gloucester 22d sch Sally, Gardiner.
Cl at Baltimore 18th brig Charles Thomas Thorn
as, for Bath, and sailed 10Th.
:, CT at N. York Goth sch Black Hawk, Treat,
Frankfort. 80,
Al at New Haven isih sch Hydaspe, Thomas
ton.
Ar at Providence 20h, brig Amrzon; Nichols,
Bangor; sch Clarissn. Bangor Charlotte Rose,
Betsey,and Manadncck do; Nary and I,etsey Bath.
Ar at Fall River Goth schs Hope d Esther, Ken
nobec; Leo, do; Trnxilio, Bangor Milo. Bath for
Somerset; Maine, Gardiner for Dghton
Ar at N. Bedford, 2ollI,sch Splendid, Brown Ma
chias
Arat Savannah 18th, ship Sterling slinson, Liv-
erpool as.
AT at Charleston 18th Brilliant, French, Bangor.
At St Croix. w. E. 9th inst brig Lion, Fulton,
for N. York, 2; FIJI on, for N. York, g; franklin
Patien, do. do, Angora, Ellsworth, for do g. AT
Bass Erd, brig James Miilay, for N York A.
Brig Adamant, Barnes, for N ork, sailed from
st Croix, 9Th inst.
At Mayaquez, P. no date brig Sterling Chase,
for N. York, days. Brig Henry Langdon, had
salet for Jobos, to load for N. York.
Sailed from Halifax 10Th inst sch Wave, Godfrey
for Lubec, had put in leaky from Madalen Islands,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
SheriHis Sale.

T INCOLN, ss.-raken on Execution and will he
IL sold venhue the Office of the Register of Deeds
in Topsam in said county, on Friday the sixth day Of
July next at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the right
inequy which Jeddiah Moulton has had on the
nine teenth day of November, A. d. 1885, in and to the
lot of land with the buildings thereon, where said Mou-
ton now lives, situate in said Topsham, and boupded
Sou;herly by Androscoggin River, Easerly by land Of
Samuel Knight, Norherly by the county road, and
Westerly by land of Mark Morse. The being under
Mortgage to the heirs of Thos. c. Sandford. haf
JOHN ELLIOT, Deputy Sheriff.
June 9th 1888. 4wG1I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
Correspondence Of the Portland Adyert,zer


Nfe AUGUSTA, Juue %, 1888.
GEsrLEMEN-The following nominations
were made yesterday BY The Governor:
Rufus G. Vose, Augusta. Adjutant Gen
eral AfseRs tf3st 81
Micah j. Talbot, East Machias, Coun-
iy Commissioner, Washington County.
Joseph Granger, Calais, County Attor-
hey. Washington County.
Charles A. Everett Milo, :"
Piscataquis County.
Thomas Parker, Pennington, Judge OF
Probate Franklin County.
Holmes A. Boardman, New Sharon
Register of Probate, Franklin County.
Gen. Wool arrived at Augusta this NOR
ming. ! understand he will remain in this
vicinity, few days, and will then proceed
to Houton to examine the state of affairs
on our North Eastern frontier.
The recent Loco Foco Convention al
this place has Disguised many of that party
il this vicinity. There was a little toe
much slang in their proceedings to GO
with some of their own men. For such
men as Albert Smith, Nathan Clifford,
Edward S. Jarvis, Amos Nourse j osepl
Sewal, Joseph o. Alden, &c. to denounce
others as "pliait instruments of party" and
office seekers" is an attempt to humbug q
little o-far. The people know them, and
will enquire if their zeal for public arises
from any other cause than love of Office
Albert certainly never will reach seat ip
Congress by denouncing coffee seekers"
.a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
SIANA RlSE TWINS
for two days only.

YHNHE united brothers CHENG. ENG very res
H. pectfully aquint the Ladies and Gentleman of
Bath that they will be in this place on Tuesday
and Wednesday 80 and 4th Of July and will re-
ceve visitors at the
BATH HOTEL.
The hours of Admission will be from / 0 till l2 in
the forenoon. and from i-2 till in the evening.
Abundance IS cts
Pamphlets containing an historical account of the
Twins, with many interesting particulars never be-
fore published, can be purchased at their room.
Price, with an engraved likeness 12 1-2 cts; with
a lithograph, 10 3-4 cts. eET
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
BATH HOTEL.
Sherifs Sale.

LINCOLN ss.-Taken on execution and will be sold
at public auction on the premises Monday the ninth
day of July next at twelve O'Clock noon, all The right in
equity which Daniel D. Smith had the twelfth day Of
January A. d. 1887 in and to lot Of land situate in
Bath in said County, and bounded follows viz South
by Centre Street, West by the Town House lot and
land Of VIM. King. North by said King and East by
land Of Nehemiah Harding and Davis Hatch. the same
being under Mortgage to Benz. F.. Emery.
June 9th 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

Ar goth, sch Consul, Kent Bangor. r,rlew
Young do; Albion, Robinson, Damariscotta; Her
aid, Caldwell, Augusta, CT 2lst sch Only Son, Reed
iscasset, 22d, Billow, Lawrence, for Path; Ran
dout, Wells, Thomaston; sch Charles, Rich, Frank
fort.
Ar q, sch Danube. .atwood (of Frankfort) Gu.
ayama, I'd inst ;sch Boston, Norton, Machias.
Ar Gath, sch Banker, Rider, (of Bucksport) N
Orleans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
Fsga.s1s for SegEe.

THE mountain farm called situated in the west
Il part of Bath containing hundred and thirty
well wooded and waered with considerable orchard
of Apple and Pear trees, surrounded with river
of muscles and rockweed requires but thirty rods offence
to enclose the wole and will produce with very little
expense twenty tons of hay. For further information
apply to JONA s DONNELL.
Bath June 18th 1888. ~. 3wf1l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
For Boston.
THE SUPERIOR STEAMER
C L I T T @ n,

VHyIIE elegant fast-sailing Steamer CLIFTON,
II .dndre,D Brown, Master, will leave Bath for
Boston, Mondays and thursdays at LIZ o'clock p
NJ N.
Returning will leave Boston on Tuesdays and Fri
daysat o'clock, A. NJ. for Bath and iIallowell.
Fare-$1 90
Path June, 2lst s ANDERSON. Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
SAMUEL CROMWELL,
TAILOR.

~ OUBD infsffn The inhabitants ot Bail, and
w vicinity thar he has iaken shop in VIM
M. Regersn new Brick block on front Street wherr
all lis branches, and hipes tomert share off til.
public patronage All those issoring him with
their custom may depezdon having tbeir'worl<ezs
cuted in illcm most fashionable style and warranted
Cuffing done 10 order at short n0tice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
NOTICE.

Nv REV DR. BANGS, of New york, is expected to
preach at the Methodist Chapel Sunday forenoon.
The Rev Mr. Seys, missionary, just arrived from Ii
IBERIA (Africa) will deliver Lecture at O'Clock in
the afternoon, same day.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

ANTHEMS OF MAINE Beware Of Countor-
" felt Brandreihs Pills; sold by one "A. l.. Nor
cross, of Halowell, Maine. Said Norcross' Pills
are filthy composition, entirely different in their
effect from the genuine (ifany effect they do havc)
which is very doubtful. | would not forget to give
the said A. L.. Norcross The credit Of making the
cunsest poorest apology for Brandreth's Pills thai
4 haye ever seen, although have examined some
fifty or sixty difcrcnt specimens of Counterfeit
Brandreth's Pills This said Norcross has das,ard-
ly impudence to impose upon honest merchants his
spurious issues, with guarantee that they are The
genuine Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
which is base fabrication. Honest citizens, please
have an eye on this decciying villain, and govern
yourselves accordingly, when you wish TO purchase
Brandreths's Genuine Vegetable Medicine
~ R,SBR.4NDRETH,M d.
10 Hanover-street Boston, (Mass) 3ml1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

22d Br, Sch Industry, M'Lellan, for Walton, N s.
23d " Richmond, Croo err Pc rtland.
25th brig Commerce, Trott, for uba;
Goth sch Planet, Robinson, for Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

" Three convicts escaped from the State
Prison in 'Thomaston on Tuesday 29d inst,
but have been all retaken.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
SPOKEN


. June Q, lat "a 81 Ion SO so, brig Henry, Of and
from Brunswick for Martinique.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

To The Hon. County Commissioners an and
for the County of Limcoln.
LID ESPECTFULLY Represent the subscribers,
va, that road or public highway from the end Of
the Town road in Warren in said County at the town
liue, and the dwelli house of George idens-
berger to Demuths hill in Waldoboro in said Coun-
ty, would be of public convenience.
They also represent, that the Selectmen of said
waldoboro have been requested to lay out the same
and that they have refused They therefore pray
your Honors to lay out and establish the same ac-
cording 10 law.
JACOB sIDENSPACIlER, and 81 others.
Dec. 16, 1887, st 4t5.te.i =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

2 4
LINCOLN. IS. At meeting ofMc County
Commissioners begun and holden at Var
rem 'oiiltin and for said County, on the
second Tuesday Of Nay A. d. 1888. !.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the pc
ttoners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house Of James Trowbiidge in Waldoboro, ON
the 22d day ofAugust, A. d 1888, at 10 O'Clock,
4. M. when they will proceed TO view the road de-
scrbed in their petition, and Immediately thereafter,
at some convenient pacein the vicinity, will hear The
parties and witnesses, and proceed to do such other
things in the premises as by law may be required,
by causing attested copy of their petition and this
order thereon, be served upon the town Clerk Of
the town of Waldoboro, also by posting up copies
of the in three public places in said town and
by publishing the same in the Lincoln Telegraph
three weeks successfully, the service upon the town
Clerk of the said town of Waldoboro and posting
up Of said copies and the first publication in the Tee-
graph to be thirty days at least before the time Of
said meeting, and all persons interested may then
aud there appear, and shew ause, ifany they have,
why the prayer of said petitioners should not be
granted Attest, JACOB SMITH, Clerk.
COPY ATTEST.JAcoB SMITH, Clerk. 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28

more, B.W- Fosdick, II. Eldridge, C. Ward, g. Hum
ingon, J H. Cooper, H. B. Nichols, /. Bird,A. Love-
joy, w. w. Foster, ]. l. Wort, w. A. Stewart, A.
Hamilton, s. Miller, r. w. Pooler, r. w. Pooler Jr,
w. G. NJ Swift, A. Burns, N. g. Carter, Master
Parkmausa svssssp - ~ = -
Mrs Nightingale is the daughter of John A. King
Esq. Of Long Island.
The above was received by Steamer Huntress on
Thursday morning, oflast week, which was imme-
datey put in type; since then we have further par
ticulars, the substance of which subjoin. 1t APP
pears that the disaster was caused by the explosion
Of the boiler about 10 O'Clock at night, the 9th
inst while she was about 45 miles from Cape Look
out, and about 80 miles from land Mr. Hubbard
the first mate, who had charge Of the boat ut the
time, states that she SUNK in about three quarters
of an hour. Mr.. II. with two boats succeeded in
saving II ofthe unfortunate sufferers and mmedia-
tely on reaching the land proceeded to Wilmington
in order to take Steamboat and proceed to the
lief ofthose clngng to portions of the wreck In the
hope ofsaving some The following are the names
of the persons saved by these boats, under the di-
rection of Mr.. H and Mr.. Cooper. Gen. Hamil-
ton, it appears was not on board, as reported.
Passengers saved in the tpo ya,ols. Mrs ?. NJ.
Nightingale, servant and child ofCumberland Island;
Mrs w. Fraser and child. st Simmons. Ga; J. FL.
Cooper, Glynn, Ga; p w. Pooler, Savannah; Capt
Pooer, son; w. Robertson, Savannah, Geo; E. L..
Barney, NC, Solomon -; s. FIibberd, Let mate
Fulaskl; w .C.N cWllt, new FeuIOru, N "A Leucii-
tonberg Munich; Charles B. Tappan, New York
Gideon West, New Bedford, boatswain, b. Brown,
Norfolk staward.
THE CHARLEsToN ACCOUNT OF THE Loss
OF THE PULASKI. ''The lives lost in this terrible
disaster, are estimated atfrom l60 to 40, only II
having been ascertaned to have escaped out of a
crew Of 81, and 150or l60 passengers Little hope
exists tina; any of those were saved, who were left
cingng to the fragments of the wreck OF the lost,
comparatively few, perhaps only 20 or %. were
residents of our city but among them we mourn the
loss of some ofthe most estmable of our fellow
citizens. We give below such as we know to have
been residents. Our neighbors of Edisto Island
have been severely bereaved; and our sister city
Savannah, has suffered notwithstanding at one
fell swoop.sn less than four in the Parkman, and
ten in the Lamar families, besides numerous others.
We deeply sympaihise with the bereaved families Of
the lost, and invoke for them those consultations,
which can only come from above.''
p s. Since the above was in typ, we. have the
cheering intelligence, that thirty more of the passen-
gers Of the Pulaski, have been picked up by the
Sch. Camerdon about Is or 20 miles north of the
New Inlet. and taken to Wilmington, N c.