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GIROCERlES.

~ GROCERIES.
~ Hhds st. Croix and n. o. Sugars,
20 Bbls. do do
10 Boxes refined and Loaf do
Bbs Crushed do
5 do Powdered do
so Chests H. s., Y. II. and o. n. Teas.
20 Bags Java & Laguira Coffee, Pepper & Spice.
5 Casks Salcratu,, 10 Boxes Starch,
20 kegs 4. boxes Tobacco 10 kegs Ginger
80 boxes Bar Soap, 80 mats Cassia,
10 boxes Pipes, cask Cloves,
30 bills Lorllards Snuff do Nutmegs,
and Tobacco. dc. dc dc, by
Nov. 10. STRGNGS 4. CO.
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THE MouSrAIS SrATE.--We have received from
the Montpelier Waterman and Burlington Free Press
full returns and malorItes from l62 towns in Vermont
The report from the Green Mountain Democracy is
most gratifying. EVERY COUNTY IN THE
STATE gives a majority for Gen. Harrison. Thai
banner, Green Mountain Boys, is yours Troy
IIIt,y
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(whigl was elected by S.2O6 majority.

MrssIssrPPr-Thc New Orleans Bulletin
says returns from Mississippi thus far, confirm
the opinion expressed by us, that the state will
90 for Harrison. From the way the vote is go.
ing, there can be little doubt that the Harrison
majority in Mississippi will exceed that of Loui.
siana. Counties that were formerly the strong
holds of Jacksonism, are now equally strenuou:
on the other side.
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Van Dure,,

Holmes is reported to have given large 1lar-
rison majority, and Copiah to have gone wing
RHODE IsLAND.--The official canvass in Rhode
Island for electors gives the wing ticket an ave.
rage of DID Ia
Van buren, Ticket 1852 Sd
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SLEIGH SHOES. &c.

SO Pair Steel plated, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes
! ~ Cast Iron do. finished Crow Bars, .\nvllls
Vices Wagon Boxes, Shoyels Spades, Dung Forks
Sheet Lead, Sheet ZInc Hollow ware in great variety
Nov 49, STRONGS co.
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Tht is exclusive of the town Of New Shore
ham, which gives Harrison majority of 81
Wing majority in the State, 1882 1-2.
There was but one scratched vote poled. From
that vote the name of Jesse Howard, V. b. was
stricken of, and that of William Rhodes insert
ed in its stead
DELAwARE.--The wing majority in little Del
aware on Electoral ticket, is l194, viz. New
castle county, 1856 Kent, 439 Sussex, 60
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DNrTION genuine Morjson's Pills made az
u The Britt College of Health, London, can lie OBJ
tanned al the Narcy Store and no OTHER place in TINA
Town and rencml en- every box and packet is signed
with pen, "Panghorn AMI Brn>m mad" all sold in the
state are So SIGNED Purchasers will pes remem-
or hi, ca Iton PANGDoRH & BRISsMAip, state agenis
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!. BLESSING TO Motlers' American Soothing
n syrup for children cutting teeth. The timely
ne Of his article will save chldren much pain, offer
a Fever and he painful operation of lancms, the Gum
pric. rtdwed to 3ls cts. Godirey's Cordial excel.
len, article Il the Turscy l2s cts. both tho articles
sold at the Variety Store. PaNrpoSN & Bsrs.uA,g
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nBSERNF, that the genuine Cough and Worm Lo-
~ zcnEcs and all o.hcr,, male ~ DR.. A. Sherman,
are sold in loxe. sealed ~ a. have me name ot'A.
SHERMAN NJ H." on the Boxes, Pnnha'rrs Will plrs.e
r,nen ar tins a, the popularity OF thee articles, ha.
nlucl many individuals TO make an article, far infc-
r,nr 10 sell when thee articles are enqllred for. The
no,r Mans pla,ter> and Sherman's Lozcnsers are
Sold at The Variety store, fANGbohS d BRINsMAIp.
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L,URS. Otter, seal and nutra caps; lynx and coney
l. muffs; boas squirrel natural collars, swan
coney. and nulra trimmings buffalo robes; for sale by
ME ii. W. CATLIN CO.
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u EPORTI,D as at Towards Grand Bazaar each
IA store.
l;owAno, Ha ho, how do YOU do MIR. Smith glad
to you.
S,il1iI. Well we'll, well, thank you. o WHIST
mar, 50 flied with cus,omers,O what lots OF Goods.
H. Just 50, tell you, never 30 many before, and
all good first rate, no mis- AXE
s. Cheap too suppose.
II. You are RIGHT # not 81 ,should not hnve bought
thcm money is getting plenty aud may as well keep
it going buy with and sell for only just Agent
for the People yes keep Peoples Store and work
cheap.
S. That's whit we Ike VIC get all kinds Of
useful good pretty and handsome goodo here, Of tho
latest fashions.
II. Thank you, thank you. great compliment, sm
glad they think So walk along, look around, in tho
Carpet Room below, up in the saloon, in the gallery
above, or any whcre-plcasc excuse for moment oil
the clerks are busy some customers waiting will
see YOU again soon. Nov. l9 1870.
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NEM GOODS

NEW GOODS
AT r.. r. Engiesbys corner Brick Store near M.
Phiio DooliHics.
THE subscribers are receiving an entire new seleo
l. ton of
DRY GOODS FINE SACK SALT
HARDWARE Coarse gnd Fine CAN.
DRY GROCER1ES, ADA SALT,
CROCkERY, GOLDFISH
GLASSWARE, NAILS.
LAMP OIL, GLASS &c
and respectfully invite the attention of purchasers to
the new prices.
H. NJ GlDDINGS & Co.
Burlington, Nov. 20, 1910.
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)OO Canada Plates, Tin sc.

COJ Boxes Canada Plates,
100 do Tin plates with extra sizes,
so bundles Iron Wire assorted,
80 do assorted Nos, English Sheet Iron,
10 Packs Russia Sheet Iron together with
timed and black Rvets Copper do, Kettle Ears, Wire
Vellum Sheet Lead and Zinc &c. by
Nov, Is. STRONGS Co.
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ID i q a
NOTICE..

AT West Troy n. y, on Sunday morning last, Ar
thur J.. Martin, late of this town.
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SHEET ZINC AND SHEET LEAD.
> Casks sheet Zinc 81 TO i6 inches wide,
> rolls Sheet Lead by STRONGS & co.
Nov. 10 1870
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MORE NEW BOOKS, Jl,' received at the BOOK
WI Store, 4 New Home. Who VI follow. Young
La lie, Companion. Comics Ida. Haywarrs New
Eng and Gazcecr. Mnche'> Geographical Readsr
system ct Geography, comprising Description OF
the World with the grand divisions, designed for IN
,'rrc,Ion. IN schools and families. Wonders Of The
Heavens II. 4. BRAMAN.
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Drsrnlcr OF CnlrrEvpns, ss. L the Probate Cour,
for the District Of Chjttendcn To all person, con-
ccrncd in the estate Of Crson p. Wheeler, late Of
Charlotte, in said strict deceased GREETING -
Whereas, Sheldon Wheeler, administrator Of the
of snd nscd proposes to render account
Of his administration and present his account against
sud estate for examination and allowance at n 'e'son
of the Court of Probate to he holden at Inc Registers
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of
December next.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
said at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
should not bc allowed.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this eighteenth
day Of November, A. ID. 1870
Wa WESTON. Begister.
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NOTICE.
An address will be delivered in the Court
House by Mr.. Sexton on the Emancipation of
Slaves, on Monday evening next, at half past
six o'clock. Nov. 20, 1910.
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MUSIC.

MIR. \. GRANT bces respectfully to Intimate TO
wi the inhabitants OF Burlington and vicinity that
he will open classes Tor instruction IN Vocal and In
strumenal Muse early in November. Particulars
known by applying to Messrs Pangborn 4 Brinsmsd,
Balls and private dancing parties attended. o23
Burlington, Oct. 3D. lSi0
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cept five. vi the thirty who hold over, and who will
regularly continue IN Office daring n whole or part
of Gen. Harrsons administration, II are whus and
Is Van Buren, men. One wing senator. Mr. James
F. Simmons, of Rhode Island, has been elected with.
in days past for SIX from the 4th of March
next; leaving2l 10 be elected between now and the
date Just mentioned, either for full or to fill va
canoes. OF these may be expected that at least II
will be Wings, viz: on, from Maine one from, Mas.
sachusetts one from New Jersey, two from Delaware
two from Virginia, two ftom North Carolina one
from Georgia, one from Kentucky, one from MARYLAND
and one from Michigan There is a chance also for a
Wing from Tennessee, instead of Mr.. Anderson Blu,
counting only those 10 be elected by Legislatures
known to be whg, and leaving tho rest for the admin.
istration the account would stand thus;
Hold ovor wT is. VAN ns"Hs.
r. KS Island Senator elected, i 10
To b. elected, Ia
Total SO. Such will probably be the composition of
the Senate; giving the Wings majority of six
which is sufficient for all practical purposes. Let us
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The annexed schedule presents at view the
names and politics of the members elected to the next
(27th) Congress, and the wing gain or loss Those
marked thus arc members of the present Congress
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
DISTRICTS.
l. Edward d. Whites whig.
2. J. b. Dawson, V. b. gain
3. John Moore, Whig.
John John E M'..Sr'i V y = i general tickle.
VERMONT.
2. VIM. Sadc,.
3. Horace Everctt,- whig
4. Augustus Young, wing gain.
s. John Ma'ocks; ."
l. Nathan Clifford. v. b.
2. VIM p Fcsscnlen wing gain
3. benjamin Randall. wing.
4. George Evans wing
s. Alfred Marshall. vB.
g. Elisha H. Allen, wing gain.
GEORGIA.
Richard w. Habcrshaw.
Wan G Dawsont
julius G Alvord.
Eugcnius Nisbc'
Lot Warrent
y b kings
Roger |. Gamble,
James Meriwethcr,
Thomas + Foster.
All wings, wing gain. Elected by general
PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Charles Brown, V, b.
. John Sergeant. whig.
I George w Toand. whg
g. Charles J. ingersoll, V. B. gain.
John Edwards" wing.
A.. jeremiah Brown, wing.
Francis James, wg.
Joseph Fornnce,+ " b.
g. Robert Ramsay, whig GAIN
T. John Wesrbrook, " b.
g. Peter Newhard,tV V. =.
o. George MKiem,. " g.
TO- VIM Simon,on,t wing.
H. James Gerry. V. B.
T. J1mes Cooper wing.
l3 Vacant.
H. James Irvine, wing gain
IS Benz. Bdlack, V y.
l6. John Snyder, V. b.
II. Davis Dmmock, V b.
Is. Charles Oge,. wing.
-. Albert q Marchandt B.
20. Enos Hook V b.
81 Joseph Lawrence, wing gain,
%. VIM w Irwin whig.
g. WIN. Jack V b.
"a. Thomas Henry whg
rs. Arnold Pumor,' g..
OHIO.
/. Pendleion, wing gain.
2. J b Wccr,' ID.
3. Patrick G. Goode' whig
4. jeremiah Morrow, wing.
5. VIM. Doanc,tV b.
6. Calvary Norris whig
7. VIM. Russell, whiG,
s. Joseph Rdgeway+ wing
9. VIM Medll,- V b.
10. Sampson Mason. whig.
II. ; Cowman, wing gam
II. Joshua Ma,heot, wing gain.
Is. james Matthews, Vi
IA. George Sweeney " h.
Is. S. J. Andrews, whis
l6. Joshua r. Geddings wing
II. John Hastings B.
lS. Ezra Dean Y Il.
10. Samuel Stokely, wing gain.
NEW YORK.
lst District, Charles A. FLOYD, ".
O,I Ir.,lnr
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Total 80. Such will probably be the composition of
the new Senate giving the Wings a majority of six,
which is sufficient Tor all practical purposes Let us
now look ut the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The annexed schedule presents ut one view the
names and politics of the members elected to the next
(27th) Congress, and the wing gain or loss. Those
marked thus = arc members of the present Congress.
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-30

Cleared.
Adm THORPE (Brl Johnson. Halifav Ms; Direct Brgr.
Raltimore Star, Hilton, Yarmouth. M; Amos Brdssji
Budssll, Norflk Neptuse, Prince NOrlssns south Carol
Goodwin Charleston gser Nickerson Boston. Fancy
CHASE. do. VI Robinson, Harck Nevbern, Nc: NV Ksmr
ten, Be en- Norfolk; Grecian Chase, Boston; Thorn Bennett
PhdadslIhia
Arrived.
shin Auburn. nurey, IS days from NOrlsans with COTTON
10 J. h1son n bowden.
ship oil Brunch Otis Of Savannah, 10 days from savan
nah, with sss bales cotton 10 Brown Brothers SCo.
Brs ondor, ard 10 days from N0reans, with cotton to
WASP
Br Isabella, McKee, days from ST Croir with sugar 10
Aisor.
Brr John Edward "a days from Mobile, with cotton &c
to y smith X Leeds
Brig savannah sSsper, days from ssvssnah with cotton
ee,o sturges Chairman
BRIG hes, Dyer, "A days from Apalachcols, with cotton
B,iv ram o'shsn'er, Cchn days FROM Curacca with ~
hdls shius sticks mahogany DO iorwood btls salt
% Fouk Son. Len brig Sarah William, for Cuba in
dave
er Oues, Jenhiu. IS days from kraacbicois cotton. to
Nv 7, vie.
shrOrrou, Hal.ch, - says from Hs,sns with mos.s,s
o. " Tsyicr.
ecN- Naa Elizabeth Mathews from Holly Landisg 'sorp
o mastee
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State of Trade.

Any person visiting the upper part of West street,
will at once be struck with astonshment ut the immense
piles of boards and pank that occupy more than one half
of the stores For upwards of mile in length is this spa
cious avenue stocked with boards aud plank only and
little farther up may also be still greater quantity
occupy ing he docks Sc of the timber basin. This state
Of things in dull season. struck that according to
the course of events boards and plank al rate
must be cheap upon enquirng found directly The opposite
to be the case for they very dear Yet it il so-the
articles that from the eunes reasons should be low
in price forced Off higher rates than any other por
ton of buding materials. How is this?are some of
city banks still engaged in specnations on produceor is
the help afforded from Troy other places of timber-ne
rests the river? That there is grand specializing
scheme at the bottom of this there be doubt for
on oscrv alton ascertain that the yards in the city
contain their usual supply; and the vicinity and other
places which receive their supply from the city, are over
stocked with this article One of our most extensive
Germs in this city has sent great quantities off this
fer sale commission; and in many places where there
lumber yard have established for this purpose
This we easily understand They wish 10 reduce the
stock in this city, lest should create ALARM and
consumers discover that the supply greater than the
demandwhch really the and that they should at
this time be held such high prices the effect of
speculative agency However the bubble may burst
later and then the truth oour assertions will be
red for depend upon it there is something rotten in the
state. At least tits SO in boards and planks
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IunortuftOps-


AsTwERr-Per .armIdlo-2 cases De Ruyter-s For, o.
Williams Moore B.kerlo Oelrichs x Kruger-s bbis
Fucker Cunningham-2s6 ii w Malt cases nj Open.
heiner-l Zenea-i J j Bsrov-9 H * Schlessingef-i
pkg Townsend Wlliams-i do Pfefsr Wismann-l do Al
Serfuys.
NV ORLkAss-Per Condsr-i box ] Durand x Co.'S Ben
kaId Huton-t do bales cotton O Chapinsi hhds
lsses bxs Thompson Adamss hhds tobset owts
frey Co-l2 cks bacon Churchman, Roberts Co.'s bbs
molasses Brown Paon4 bbs leauuts Cook-issi Ks
lead Whitlock Co.'s bales wool Hyde-I45 bales
ton bxs sup-i2 hides bale deer skins "a hhas
to order.
Per .ubrns hhds tobacco Meeker-sse rigs lead Tt
tus. Pierce Co Of Phada-I2 hhas sugar Wrght-Is
shot Smith, Hone Pmer7+6 hides Ogden-ls hbs lard
hustsce--i OK Pnelps Dodge Coz Phillips tnge-t
Beaty-2J Hill Harper Brothers-s u Hessabrrry
i q LAret-i Burr purrside-2i II Backwe-iso hhds
tsbacco Donadson-3s Eremine Co.'S t'oodhus X Co
a bxs McGrath Thonee3 bales cotton Cslomb Iser
ties br Bosarti bales cotton Ladlaw Whiiloek29t
lister-ss.ooo Lite Co.
SAvArrAB-Per Sarannah-5o casks rice L Henote-24s
bales cotton Rowland X Son-6 bales III w Barstow
iis bales Barstow Pops-2s bales Colt Co5o Dick
spn-2o bales q Colins-I0 Scott X Morrc-45 Thomas X
Peak-t7 Bropson-s7 swan-ss shspter-ss order
pkg q X Hendrckson-i bic smith, Mills Col bales I
Tate X Co.
MoBmE-Per JOHN y Ed,card-lu bales Gotten Pilot lie
BARRIERS Leo Wolf-so Wiley Co.'S Bogsrt Knee
land-3oo Cote Co-ssoo slaves Haryya boxes trunks
Mes NTH Leeds boS I lrunk skidmore x Co.
APALAcHcoLA-PsrC haries-lit bales cotton Bonnahce
ColA eeda logs Lyons Asrvin2o bales cotton Post
PhiilpsiS sion Line Providence Psekets-2s Lest2
his eask Durham Dimon-is trunks n bd Oak
ford.
Per Oafssia-is7 bales cotton. Bonn,hee Co-st w T
Crooks Co.'s q Winohen-s JVoonless-io Staples X
CLARK.
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United States Circuit Court.
D..fo.> U,,Lno Rate


July pa George Williams, negro was put to
the bar charged with larceny at sea, in taking and
carrying away from the ship Congress tive pieces Of
cottoA CLOTH while the vessel was at Valparaiso IN
the early part Of the present year. HapPeared from
the dispositions of the mate Of the vessel that some
samples Of cotton cloth were taken at the port in
question, for the purpose Of sending them ashore
AT that time none were missed by the officers OF the
Congress. On the arrival Of the vessel at New
York, the accused sold piece OF similar cotton
cloth to the carpenter of the vessel, and some dis
pute arising between him and the captain, the latter
charged him with stealing the two pieces OF cloth
For the defence il was set up that il was highly
improbable that the prisoner would be so ncautious
AZ 10 sell stolen goods board the vessel where he
had committed the larceny and moreover that the
charge was not brought until he had got into diff
Guilty with the Of the Congress in relation 70
his wages 1t was also set up that some other per.
son might have taken the cloth, If stolen at all, and
sold il to the prisoner.
The Jury retired under the charge OF the Court,
and found a verdict Of not guilty.
Isaac Morris was put ON trial for engaging IN the
slave trade contrary TO the provisions OF the act OF
Congress passed May 10Th, $500
This case was adjourned until Thursday, III A. NJ,
and the Court adjourned.
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Police once.

tuLY "a ,carm veafher Burgiarea.-On
Tuesday night Miss Mary Wadarle, tall sPinster,
who resides in William street, went 10 bed-but not
To sleep. The night was hot-the flies basy-and
the mu,qutoes flew around the lady's head, so that
che could get no rest. At length she fell of into
doze, and then arose, she stated, from frightful
dream, and saw a black visaged woman hanging
with google eyes over her bed head Miss Nary
screamed a scream, and the black woman ran down
stairs as IL the devil had been at her heels. bliss
Mary, having finished her scream, got up, but, sad
to say, the black woman had stolen all her wearing
apparel and she felt greatly annoyed, and somewhat
ashamed 10 alarm the house. Bat Miss Mary did
like lose her dresses, and so she ran into the
next ON ard awoke Mr.. stanton, who ran as
quickly into the street, where he saw the negrs
wench making great stresks towards Fulton street
SO Mr. Stanton ran after the and captured
her with Miss Mays new dress IN her possession
IL was a curiou. sight, at "the wee short hour
ayont the twa" 10 see that thrice gestlcmanly man
ooursng along William street after the negro wenoh
But the night was hot and he took no cold. The
negro wench, who called herself Caroline Thomp
son, was brought up AVID fully committed.
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SCI, c.,G;s NARY Nichols days fscm Plymouth NC
Below.
Ssa rsnhG. s,e s,s s Nth md to
Sailed.
Ship Frankfort, Liverpool. and othen-Wind NV
General Record.
LETTER BAGS EUROPE The British Qaeen will sail
Saturday O'Clock Her letter bags will be closed
O'clock The Europe for Liverpoo Ontario for London
and Baltimore for Havre will sail the day at twelve
clock The letter bags of the above vessels Mer
chants Exchange News Rooms Of Wall and William
sire et. ..I.
tn. nth July lat AZ 80 Ion So in thick fog came
with tn Dutch gallio Amse from Boston for Am,trrds%
bower anchor She lost her fore yard and carried away
man rigging.
The sfhr Enterpine at Rio on the nth u't under
the command Gr It f. Com pray Ma.h;0
Rs fss s
The filiowg Sfi'sr, the Co%mo;
c G%S 9d sI.1ase asr John
as nd the court ADJOURNED
Ill the 20th
bearing o 5oai JS S 0IH Lord 'i.'n
h9ses OF NYoIk steering asst wind light, all sail July
BnFor sasts - days from Hayrs for July as,h
the same. - - " ~
Harry, from Philadelphia for Jam .ica July 2sth lat S. lon
As IS, Ion SO. - -
Lendas out So days for Bristol RI July a. lat Sc
tened
Foreign Ports.
.oan aa s sas for Rapid Ward for NYor
RIO JArEIRo, June i7--sld Conmissary Smith, bahia
United States Ports.
BosroN, July w s. john Liy erpoe; Diaon Chas
ton; Convoy N iork; ankinco, do; Co nela, do.
PHILADELPHIA July 2sarr United States Liverpooi Ed
ward skellington, Bremen Delaware, Portland; Dolphin
Yape NYo,k; Whale, Baldwin, DO; cid Mont yuma Lyerp
"a I no.s' a. Cs,iHrI rorpoise smith, New York
Hartford; Edw franklin Boston, HoPewe do Belle Potter
Tomlin do; WASHINGTON. do; Vote, Excelsior, do
Erickson do; Exile, Bridgeport; Sapelo Fall River; Leon
Lion, do; Capital, Nyok.
BALrsoRf, July 27arr Cementine, Bremen; Chickasaw
Bosten: Mary Stanton, do Augusta do; Albert Portland
Good Hope, Bangor; Ataans. New Bedfori 2slh
Cole, do = ' ~ "'
chester, NYork.
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Less OF THE STEAMBOAT NoRrH CAROLINA
AND Loss OF THE U. S. MArL.-We learn from
gentleman, who came passenger in the boat from
Norfolk, that as the steamboat North Carolina was
going from Wilmington to Charleston, on Saturday
night, 18th inst when about 80 miles out from Cane
Fear River, she into by the steamboat Gov.
Dudley, Of the same line, and sank in about twenty
lost although the passengers fed leaving all their
baggage behind them. We learn that the entire
Southern mail lost, and that the loss
in money some $4,000. Messrs, Dillett, of
Alabama, Dawson Of Georgia, Chinn of Louisiana,
and some ten other members Of Congress, were on
board the North Carolina.-Baitimors Pilot of yes
terdGy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-30

PorcK, r., July is--Copdsr, Hatch, for NYork 18Th
PHmApELrHIA. Jul 2e-srr Delos, PR Arrived 4. the
sehuylk,lJ Ja.tis Mclaughlin; New York; Achssh d.
Douglas DO; srick, Clark doi rsh Nenersoo, Bss
Gardiner, Newport; May Flower, Kelley, Salem; Renown
rel, Morgan, Portsmouth,.
NeRroLK JOY 27-sr Sauda, Parsons I'm NewYorh: Dol
phn. Csoc Yarmouth, Mass Chsse Liitl,feId IA Pre-
violence, RI Els.sor HUDSON Wareham L. Hampton Roads
Velaseo Prince. Portland Tue Gsronne and Pilot and
brig fun Baltimore bound 10 Europe. yeste
day. July 2s-ar Calvin Boston, FOR Orleans, put in
leaky.
The Georgia from Norfolk at Baltimore. reports of New
Point ship White streakd and pssted Iors with Brown
sons signal doubt the Pocshontas from Liverpool of
Smiths Point herm brig, and Of Great Yecomico topsa
schooner, all bound up.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-30
Coroper-s ONCE.

July 20 The coroner held an inquest at No q
Ninetta street, on the body Of Maria Harris, ne
gress, who died Of cholera morbus. Verdict ac-
cordingly.
Al the foot Of Governor street, on the body Of
William Larry, a native of Yarmou h, England, aged
81 years. IL appeared that the deceased was fire.
maa on board the British Queen. On Saturday last
he went ashore on a spree, and coming on board
again he fell between the dock and tie vessel just
he was speaking to the man at the gangway. Yer
dict, accidental death
N was stated at the inquest that Larry had left his
wife in Lon lon, TO whom he had only been married
q few months.