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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

LEGAL DEcIsIoN.-ln an action recently brought
in the District Court of Philadelphia, against the
husband, on a promissory note given by the wife,
who kept a retail store, for Merchandise used in
said store, it was decided by the Court that if the
husband knew of the purchases thus made, and of
the wife signing promissory notes in her own name,
in the prosecution of the business in which she was
engaged. he was liable for the debt. The action
was brought by Geo. Webb against Edward Mac
kinley. doing business under the firm of Mary Mac
kinley. to recover the sum Of $497 20, being the
amount OF a note given for goods by said Mary
Mackinley, his wife. In accordance with the
charge Of the Court, the jury gave a verdict for the
plaintiff, to the full amount Of note and interest
Baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Mr.. james Long, of Washington city, owner Of
the celebrated horse Boston, has challenged Mr..
John Campbell, of Baltimore, owner of the equally
celebrated horse Wagner, TO run him a match race,
four mile heats, for fifteen to thirty thousand dol
lars. The race, if the challenge be accepted, will
probably be run over KendalPs Course, near this
i1v=RaL1mor P1kriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Proposals have been issued to establish a new
Wing paper in Washington under the title of the
washington Wing" 1t will be edited and pub
lished, by Messrs. Watterston and Butler, names
not unknown to the readers of periodicals. The
Richmond Wing in noticing the prospectus says
-" We rejoice to see such an enterprise upon foot.
The party have long wanted a sharp-shooter at the
Federal City, to aid the Intelligencer in the unequal
war against corruption and usurpation. Messrs.
Watterston and Butler are well known as ready and
able writer's, and the opportunity they now offer to
the Wings of supplying tbs desideratum long exis-
ting, should not be neglected"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
TaE UNITED STATES rs. DENNIS G. ORME.

The trial of the late bank-teller of The Bank Of
the Metropolis for grand larceny, which has excl
ted much interest in our community, and lasted
nearly a week, was brought to a close on Friday,
9Th inst, about half past two o'clock.
The Jury retired after the Court had given them
certain instructions, and on their return into the
Courtroom, in about ten minutes after they left the
box, gave a verdict Of NOT GUILrY.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
From the New York Commercial of the 9th inst.
TIE STATE REDEEMED!

Although il! was our unwelcome duty yesterday
to record the defeat of the Wings in this city, we
can take good comfort this day in informing our
friends that, from the best information we can OBJ
tain, there i, very little doubt that the Empire
State is once more in the hands ofgood government
that is, a Wing Governor, a Wing Senate, and a
Wing Assembly.
1t is believed that in joint ballot we shall have a
majority Of at least eighteen votes. We have not
The means yet to 90 into detail.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

A TARIFF, AND CURRENCY REGULAToR.-The
Pennsylvania Intellieencer ranks these important
measures OF national prosperity as follows: We be-
lieve a National Bank and a protective tariff to be
two measures that will give the United States per-
maneut prosperity but the country can better do
Without the former than the latter, for this reason
if her foreign trade be put on a proper level, the
dnmestic viii be better hhle 10 iegulate itself.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Mr.. JAMES l.. EDWARDS, Commissioner OF Fen
sions at Washington, met with a serious accident,
on the 4th inst, at the depot Of the Philadelphia
and Trenton Rail Road the fingers Of his left hand
being crushed, and his side somewhat injured.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

A brisk business, in The -four way has been doing
at our depot for the last two weeks. The other
day we counted some dozens of wagons around the
different ware houses, unloading -four and other
produce which, Notwithstanding the pressure, has
been taken at fair prices. The prospect is that the
fall and winter business will be immense, and that
our merchants one and all, will find a regular pres
sure in the way of trade, instead of pressure for
the want oft Winchester Virginiap.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

VIRGINIA IMPRoyEMEsTs.-The old Do,;..
continues to sustain her well deserved cbarse.a"0
imbecillty and tenderness which has been 81. lf
displayed in the prosecution ether inter- nal inn s's'
ments. We learn with more regret than srirso D's'
Tint for the want Of come three or four ,hndraAAe,
dollars, which il seems the resources oe the Sa
cannot furnish. the prosecution of the WORK ~ -
The N w. Road Is ogain suspended and n, fa
creations upon the Staunton Road, which, thus 3.
progressed with unusual rapidity, have alse h.,
GozeHe. u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

In the Legislature of TENNESSEE, a proposition
having been made, in conformity with the new Co
vernor's suggestion, to instruct the Bank of Ten
nessee and branches to resume specie payments it
came up for consideration in the Senate on the 29th
ult., and was rejected, by IA votes to 0. Among
The Yeas were two Wings, and among the Mays
were six Van Buren, men.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

sIcKsrss AT THE SouTH.-The New Orleans
papers Of the 29th ultimo, say nothing In regard 10
he health of that city.
The Natchez Free Trader Of the 25th uit., states
,ba, neither the sickness nor mortality has abated.
On the 24th there were seven interments.
The health of Baten Rouge continues unaltered.
Pc, bsps there is not a town in Louisiana OF its size,
which has had fewer deaths for the same length OF
time. The records of mortality contain the account
&c onlv seventeen deaths since the lst Of June last
thirteen white persons, and four blacks.
The fever still continues at Bayou Sara and Fort
Hudson. In the former place, there has been htty-
Two deaths from the yellow fever since the middle
of June. The recoveries are few. The banks are
all closed, and there is little business dong OF any
kind.
Hr.1TH OF MoBILE--Tke Mobile Advertiser OF
he ooth ultimo says The numerous arrivals IRON
the North within a few days past have given TO our
civ quite a business like appearance, and reminds
az of old times. We have had a long, duii ana
dresry summer, and it seems pleasant to witness
again the revival of business. There are some re-
mains of the epidemic still among US, but tue new
cases are now very unfrequent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

Mr.. McLAEE arrived in this city on the 9TH inst,
and has taken up his residence at the Exchange Ho-
tel. Our citizens, whose highest interests are con-
6ded to his keeping and who entertain for him uni
versal confidence and respect, will be glad to hear
that he returns in good health to the discharge of
his important duties.-Bah. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

V~iRGIsiA.-Dr. BRocKESBRoueH the A.; =
President Of the Bank of Virginia, has bsss Dalk
dominated as a proper person to be sunno., 'a'sy
he party, as their candidate for Goverpar : 5 y
State. More recently, a Virginian, ,bronat ina'
Globe, proposes the retreating Conserya,;ss' ue
RITcHIE, for the same high office. at
RITcHiE" Well, that would not sound bsSl ~
And should the yenei able editor iostle his friend =
.Is., coarse and ID. h hdgs ?. besides 80 e succeed ia i.
will act . wisely and fmly,'' and 90 for ;,,Ss be
reform !-Baltimore Patriot. e'0as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14


NEw YORK ELEcrloE.-The sub Treasury, spe-
c;e clause and aH-D0Wa wstb tic Banks-Docs
vitA all works of internal improvement 0y me
state! These are the - iron pledges, exacied 10y
New York Loco Focoism, of their candidates Tor
Office, the presen; year. If successful, IN their
down puIings-as tested by this weeks work at
the ballot boxes-what shall come down next year!
1t is worthy Of remark, and as such, we commend
The fact TO the conservatives who follow the lead OF
their root and branch b~rethern, that your true Loco
Foeo is ever Tor PULLING DOWN. Conforming all
other modes Of attaining the same end, this seems
10 he the ONLY way which he patronizes, for produ-
cling a moral and physical level in society or its
institutions. Sometimes, one should think, the OBJ
iect might better be accomplished by 6usIdtag up.
But that process is not in all his philosophy. how
long society, or any thing valuable or stable, in its
institutions, shall be able to Withstand this sapping
and mining system-this work of DEMOLITION, sys-
sematically pursued, by a numerous and active par
~, is an important question, ana should De one OF
deem interest TO all true friends Of the country, und
her permanent welfare.-BaHimore Patriot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

A writer in the Charleston Mercury recommends
that the next Legislature Of South Carolina pass a
law that whenever a bank refuses to pay its notes
in specie, it shall not be at liberty to call upon any
of its debtors for their debts, nor shall the same
carry interest. Let the right OF suspension of the
citizen debtors be equal to the right of the bank.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The death of the Hon. THEODORE SEDewIcK Is
announced in the Northern papers lie was the
Van Buren, candidate for Lieutenant Governor OF
Massachusetts, and was making a political speech
q Pittsheld, when he was stricken with apoPlexy
and died in a few hours.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

JAMES RIVER CASAL.-The Lynchburg Virgil
MAN states that vigorous efforts are now making to
complete this canal, in order that the whole line be.
tween Richmond and Lynehburg with the exceP-
ton OF seven miles Immediately below the latter
place, the progress Of which is arrested by legal
difficulty may be in oneraiion IN Lnnnnry next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

A fire ia Natchez burnt the residence Of the Hon.
ROBERT j. WALKER, candidate for the United
States Senate-and a fire in Vicksburg has burnt
the residence of his opponent, the Hon. SAReEASr
S. PRENrIss. Neither has tho advantage of the
other therefore in this psrticular.-Nas Banner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

JosEPH B~oNAPARTE, AND SuITE.-The Couu,
Survilliers and family have left Bordsntown, for ,hs
winter, at least, and perhaps longer, for Europe
They sail in the packet ship Philadelphia, with
Capt. Morgan, who is the Counts favorite com.
mander, and with whom he always crosses the
ncean.=Nep YORK ErpresS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

VERMONT STATE CoNvENrIoY The Convention
to nominate delegates to the Democratic Wing Ma
tional Convention, at Harrisburg, on the 4th De-
cember next, met at Montpelier on the 10th inst.
The Hon. David NJ. Camp, presided over the de-
alterations of the Convention, assisted by eight
Vice-Presidents and three Secretaries. The report
of the delegates attending the Convention from each
Congressional di,trictnominai,ng the delegates of
the Convention, was accepted, and the following
appointed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

James Carroll and Thomas Perry, Esqs., have r..
signed their appointments as directors Of the Cbe,.
apeake and Ohio Canal Company, and as there j.
no provision in the charter for accepting these re.
signations or TO fill vacancies, a general meeting Of
the stockholders is called for the 9TH of December.
RnH. ChrOn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The English papers received by the Great Wes-
tern state that the steam ship President, intended
TO run in the same line with The British Queen, is
nearly finished, and would be launched in all next
month. She is much larger than the British Queen
as will be observed by her dimensions, which are
as follows: Extreme length from stem to %taflrail,
(ncludirg the figure head) 2G7 feet extreme
breadth of her deck, Al feet including paddle box.
es, G7 feet depth in he hold, 81 feet 6 inches; and
her tonnage about $500 tons. Her engines will con-
sist of two, each of $50 horse power. Her UPPER
or main deck is constructed in a different manner
from that Of the British Queen, being similar to a
double banked frigate, and not " flushed" as it is
nautically termed. Her paddle wheels are to be
30 feet in cireumference.-BaAim0r Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

In New York, a young man named Gardner, a
son Of the assistant Post Master General, at Wash
ington, was committed to prison for three days,
for grossly insulting the Inspectors of the Election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia com
menced its session on the first day Ct November
1t will continue its labors, with a short intermissior
at Christmas, until the first Of NAV.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

SPECIAL ELEcTtoN.-An election to supply the
vacancy in Congress, occasioned by the death Of
Mr.. Potter, Of Pennsylvania, will be held on the
20th instant Bali. ChYoR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

At the late election in the city Of New York, the
Abolitionists ran a tickle, Of their own; and in this
stronghold of Anti-Slavery Societies, received the
surprising number Of 200 votes. And this, in a
population of $50, coo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The only prisoner in the Nantucket Jail has CIV
en- the Sheriff notice that unless the prison is re-
paired so as to guard him against the inclemency
of the weather, he cannot remain much longer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDEsr.-EpwARD
MoCRADY, Of South Carolina, TO be Attorney of
the United States for the District Of South Carroll
ma, in the place Of r. b. GuoHRIsr, appointed
Judge for the same district,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

No DvIDENDs.-The Philadelphia Inquirer OF
the 9Th inst says:-"We learn that a majority Of
the Banks of the city and county have determined
not TO declare any dividends for the present, al
though it is believed they are in as sound and heal
thy a condition as any in the Union. The desire is
to conform as much as possible to what they be-
lieve TO be public opinion, and at the same time, to
avait the acrinn of the LEGISLATURE"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

The Georgetown Advocate says that on Friday
morning the LIST inst, five young ladies, belonging
10 wealthy families in the District, took the veil at
the Convent of The Sisters Of the Visitation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
AN INDEPENDENT TREASURY,
STATE AND NATIONAL.
THE SPEEDY SUPPRESSION OF SMALL
BILLS.

NO INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS BY THE STATE.
The political reports of what was 10 be done,
that we have had from Albany, are all favorable to
the Wings. The country needs a fortnight more,
however, to discuss New York city principles and
pledges, which would soon dispose Of what Loco
focoism there is there.
The Custom-house this year has been taxed for
the election with more severity than ever. Men
who have hitherto escaped have been unlisted now
a-days!
New YORK, November 6.
The rain yesterday afternoon, and during the
night, poured down in torrents, and Tammany, for
awhile, was tickled with the idea that the Wings
would be drowned out, but to-day there is a elori-
Gus sun, a bright sky, and whatever of omen there
is in the air is auspicioss to the Wings.
The city is perfectly quiet. Parry spirit is not
high, and there never was less srangling at the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

An item in the foreign news says that the Queen
of Spain has decreed that no Methodist missionary
shall operate in any part of her kingdom.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
W. d.

On Tuesday evening, the 5th inst, by the nc"
Z. Keller, L. +. CorPERsMlrH, Esq, OF Columbus
Ia, to Miss MARIA LOUISA, daughter OF Mr. lsaa'
Baugher. MERCHANT, } of Emmitsburg, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, 10 day, at the late residence of Ellis Elns'
decd, Of Personal Property, by John and 'a"''
Ellis, Executors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
MISSOURI WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wing State Convention of the State of MIS-
SOURI, assembled at Jefferson on the 2lst limo
Considering the time and occasion, this was the
largest assemblage ever held, and combined as
great an amount of the bone and sinew, the really
respectable portion of the population, as any meet
ing ever held, in the State. Every thing went for
ward with the utmost harmony, and but one spirit
and one feeling appeared TO animate the crowd.-
The following are the nominations made for the
next August elections:
FoR GovERToR.
John b. Clark, Of Howard.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Joseph Bogy Of ST. Genevieve.
FoR CONGRESS.
Thornton Grimsley, Of St. Louis.
Woodson j. Moss, Of Clay
FoR ELECTORS OF President AND VioE PRESIDENT.
Samuel G. Owen, of Jackson.
Philip Cole, Of Washington.
Joseph C.. Brown, Of St. Louis.
Stephen Clever, Of Rails.
Fon DELEGATES TO THE VINO national Con-
vENTIoE
UrIel Wright, of Marion.
VIM. n. Campbell. Of St. Charles.
Logan Hunton, Of st. Louis.
VIM. II. Russell, Of Galloway.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14

It is said Lord Brougham ~contemPlstes visiting
this country during the ensuing summer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-14
RELTGEOUs NOTICE.

The fourth Quarterly Meeting for Berkeley NJ =.
cult will be held in Martinsburg, commencingt !"
vember Odd, 1889. November
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

PARK THEArRK- THIS EVENING va !. -.
THE RIVAL PA0Es--Loui. XII, Mr.. Richi.,.-y,s,o;..
After whisA. THE MERCHANT ovvENIcE.- sb,,o,.
;, Mr.. ChiPp'ndae-Portia, Miss Mason.
A ROLAND FOR AN oLIvER.-Alfced Hi,ha,s, NJ,
Richings-Aiaria Darlington, Mrs. Rch~ssos.
O'Clock.
Bsn Tickets. si-Pit, 30 0cents--0 Gallery, ,2seenls.
DOWERY THEAYRE-T s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
- AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, win Bs
THE GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD sCHooL-or.
Les Passions and Perils--sr Andrew stalbrooke, Mr.
Barry; Ralph Stafford Howard; Tim Meakes, Gates; Lu
To conclude with THE WANDERING MINsTREL.-Jsm
Bags, Mr.. Gates-Mrs. Crinicam Mrs, Sticknsv
att O'Clock the quas
ter before sprecisely.
Prices Boxes rs cents-Pt s7i cents-C.lery IS cents
NJ lBLo's GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-WII--
~ LIAM kBLO respectfully announces that this Estab-
~ l'shmsntis opea for the SEASON
BRE %yy talented company andea she direction Of GA
Jerome p FL, consists OF Gabriel ka's Aro'ne AaveIs
ome na'e FRANCHISE Raye Leon Javelk kavel, Joseph
hasei enelon Raye Monsieur Care Monsieur Cheken Ma
1ro@e Madame Antoine Rase Madame CheLen Mad
Leader oil The Orchestra for the Rave Carlo
m p THIS EVENING, J.ly 70,
LII ~ s entertainments will commence at O'Clock,
MAN ABOUT TowN.-shirts, Mr.. Burton. Fanny Bate.
In the intermissioa of half an ho.r bs,r,. N. ..,.~
ments the Military Band will perform svoe sess ions q
| To conclude with
TWICE KlLLED-Eulacid Facile, Mr. Burtou--ReckIe,.
e. Mr B,sh9p-Fanuy Pepper, Miss Ayrs..
good order, and the admission Improper per.ous
NO posPonement at any time, visitors the Gaxden e.
pass from the street. through the Grand Promenade 10 the m
nenads Saloon, free from damp wet al all tixnes
Doors opea at THE entertainments 70 commence al q
o'clock
Onbuses win to and from the City Hotel TO the es-
der. during the evening. y3@v
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

Five hundred and forty fresh and 6ty stale cattle
market this morning. Two hundred and City from the
SOUTH and the balance from this There
has been alteration prices and the sales average about the
last week Twenty bulls forward and sold
at $l2OO $l7.0O
Three Thousand three hundred and fifty sheep and lambs
been disposed Of prices averaging $0 55e and lambs
from S200 a 325.
Upwards Of hundred and calves driven into
market last week. part Of which sold at $500
Prices still tend downward. and fast approaching
healthy point Large profits made by the arover and
butchers at the present rates. and until the price reaches
per cwt they will continue reap extravagant profits We
informed BY intelligent butchers that $eo 1850 will pay
the drovers extremely WELL and there is no doubt ofi
Morning herald., 1839-07-30

Cleared.
Hibernis Hannsn Portland; Manchester, Knapp, Rich.
mond Science, Harding, Boston Alabama stuart Mobiles
Msnete (Ru.san) seth Mareles; Active, Fernad Phila
delphia Curtis Nichols Houtevdeo; Moptsrsma, Rtch Oh
braar Torch Nickerson Philadelphia; Celete Jchnsos Bal
timore.
Ship Sutton, Berry days from Charleston cotton, to
ship ve,psr Hsnt, from oot.snburs June LIST, iron &C. to
Brig Frances F) Mule 20 day. from c,,e, wine, to
Brig Jsnus Wright Is day. from Mobile, with cotton, "a
order.
sehr Taet, Gray sday, fron Port Plat, mahogany,
sehr HeIle,pos Jones. 10 day, fe- ca. with lumber
captain.
schr Patriot Baker, 10 day. from Thomas,On, with lime, to
sehr Oak H Norton, 10 day. from Msehia. lumber,
snow.
Peri hence for rGbraar day. out July "a lat as lon 50
Rhcne wo,,on, hesce for Ha're - miles on Block Island
Druid Bsehe hence r Quebec July 49, 50 .ie' OF Block
Island.
NAVAL
oRDKss--July lo-P Mid. &c Williams, Navy Yard, ~ "
IL Mid W Muse shir Fulton, acting master
-Carpe.tsr W knight Navy Yard, Norolk-i9, Mid w
MArthur, detached from ship Fulton and on leave-ao
Mid A Cbipman steam ship Fulton-P Mid NJ Ftaiey,
Eeade.vou., fhiladelphia Jsly oyw,S ~
Knight netting S,rpsaisr- Rs.issasG', July io-td"'n v
The schr Exper en from Sahlla River, for Nsrolk,
passed the Charleston bar on the 23j inst
The sloop Of Warren arrived al Penaeo "a lAh inst
frsm Ta.pico and Vera Cruz.
Forcign Ports.
RIO GRavpr, July s-sld, Carolias, NYork
United ssntes Psrss.
PoRrL.rp July 2sArr Hannah Jane, Tok, Nachias,
for New Yst Ruby Copeland, Thomssovn for do Hero,
NickersOn, NYork
Pnm,osLra'., J,y 7s-Ar Excellent. Wilson, NYorki
Notu Bassctt do Pioneer Sparks do; cid star, Loveess,
do forro,se smith do; Comet, Cer dol CayUgs ThObun,
do; Ousiaa, Estele, do.
krcpmopp, July as-Arr rhebe Eliza, NYork
WtLmisorov July s2.-Arr psmlco, Ireland NYork.
wasHr~srsr ~ g. oe-Arr, Belle, Myers, New York; cid,
Elira Jane, Lee, do
Ca,RLrsroS, July a,,-sid, Sutton, Berry, Nrork