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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-28

MFRS. HEMANs'S WORKS COMPILE l.-
NIA new and beautiful edition printed y hHe
paper, with portrait Of the aulhorcss q tne '9an
plote Works OF Mrs. Hemans, with M,noH II \,
new in ! royal l2mo volumes, handsomely aouna Y
embossed cloth or in extra binding
Also, lust published the complete works q i''Ia
Byron, published in style similar Y 'hc ''o''
eight beautiful volumes, large tyre, ,t.,,br,,
Also, Memoirs and Letters q hau''n'
by the Countess De Merlin 'oiS
This is the only complete edition II 'hc Works 4
Mrs Hemans. and contnins mauy new poems toI'
Their with other matter not cnlbrafc' ln MY o'''i
ton ofhe works Among the ncw Ioen1 W. XIII,
found De Chartillion tragedy ae'i IN 9, n,
Tribunals Superstition and l'c'cla'iqn / ,,,
the Fourteenth Century; Scenes anl I'.7'5' g..l
Goethe; Selections from juvenile Poems l.al'lh,
and Spain, and Waaccs lnyocauonio hfN'
published, and for sale by ,vfop
ap2f
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CURRENCY AND BANKING ~ -, H..
~ RACQUET Now and improved G0'' .."c,,r IN
duccd price is jus, published and 'll- i,ecton ii
sale by +. TAYLOR who has l'r T t,o,,re ,nA III
the best works on Currency ~" marc complete
o o'nif cs SranSHS' ,h,n n' oi elsewhere " Y"
United States, all Tor s''' X n i TAYLOR
Juno ] L
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-28

az LIVER COMPLAIN 'r =, n,ro, /,
terminates in anolhSf q !, IN, haI
proper rsmedics n. Z" Po. toll T,nra romm.'
s s,r"ns Gl 'n', .ni c~o@ Age,a r " ]
form psr'' ,a,. sT ENJOYING al di.co, lrae 3
an Sna ,h now ",r Of ! The German Ape1g9' M i w
the Co Co% MP srcnshenin9 p- ~ "n@
strength and tone to those ,Gg c,, '.ssr@,nor
rhesc pills are nearly put ny :" S'""'
full directions 40 :, IL r,bth street fhra''
mia and al the bookstore Of R'D'' mays
syvana Avenue,
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DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC FOR IsiO. piyin

DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC FOR 1910 giving
- together with much other useful ma,,crA the ma.
Jonties IN every connty in the United States at the
last eccton25 cents
Gougc's History If Paper Money and Banking in
the United States % cents
Gouge's Inquiry INTO the cxpcdicncy of dispensing
with bank agency and bank PAPER in the fiscal concerns
of the United States -25 crnrs
Hollands Life and Political Opinions of Martin
Van Buren, edition OF 1880 one dollar
Condy Ragucs Treaiitc on Currency and Bank
ing, new aud improved edition, at the reduced pcc Of
a %.
Rapuei's Free Trade Advocate 2Nols
Raguct's Examiner vol
For sale by +. TAYI OR
- Subscriptions taken to the Democratic Review
(monthly five dollars per annum,) and to Bronson
Boston Quarterly Review" (thrcc dollars Ter an.
num- june IL
II Avs OF THE TNITEn ST. TES 80.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-28

INT ORE PROOFS of the efficacy of DR. Harlich's
W Compound Strengthening Tonic and German
Aperent Pills. Mr. James Perot, Schuylkill Third
street, cured by the above medicine. His symptoms
were pain in the stomach after eating loss OF appetite
pain in the side and breast attended with hackino
cough, cosvcncss, and many other sensations not cs
sential to mention He is willing to give any salts
faction to any inquring person Of the wonderful ef
iocts OF the medicine. For sale at No 10 North
Eighth street Also for sale at the Bookstore of Ro
bert Farnham, Pa. Avenue, Washington city
an
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-28

t;ov. Shelby to Mr.. Madison, May ls, 1914, saws
feel no hesitation to declare 10 you that betiere
Gen Harrison 10 be one IF The first military charac-
tiers Ierer kle,r
Col Richard M Johnson to Gen Harrison, July
4 1918, says
We did not tcant 10 under colonrds or trail
tors but under one Hdrrison ,oho had prored him
seY 10 be rise prudent and brave"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison August ls
1871 says
The prompt change made by you in the order Of
battle on discovering the position Of the enemy has
always appeared to me TO have evinced DEGREE
OF MILITARY TALENT. ] concur with the venerable
Sh'lby in his general appreciation of your conduct in
that campaign
Honorable LANepoN CuEvEs, on the battle Of the
Tonnes
" TIE rictory IF Harrison ,ras such as trould hare
seearef 70 a Roman General in me best dags Of he
Rert6i'e ne donors qf a triumphl ia put an end 10
ne var ~ f1e tpptmost Canada
Sentiments Of The Hero Of Fort Stephenson
Col Croghan
" desire no paudts which are bestowed unon mo
al the expense Of General Harrison
II have felt the wancst attachment, for HIM -
man, and my confidence in him as an able comm. ~
remains mistaken feel every assurance ira, H. In
at all times do me ample justice and nothinc co,,ii
give pain than to soc his enemies .eltc MAJ,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17
HOUCK,S PANACEA COUNTER
1ni nhf4 ~ I' FETTED. liH t1

Il
A SENSE ofItGty to myself as well MS 10 the pub
- lie, induces nle to state thar my ranacea has beer
countefeited TO considerable extent and that large
quantities of have been sold in New York, Phladei-
phia, and PittsbuTg The bottles containing the med-
cine well as the sereotyped bills which cover each
botle has been SO neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in eountereiting them, that is difficult 70 de-
tect them, and which indeed can alone be done by
critical exaisiIation. As to the spurious Panaeea, IS
most wretched and deleteuous compound, eaiculat-
cd to do, rs it doubtless has done, great injury TO the
constitutions of those who may be so info unate as to
use it. Nthere be any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral or wicked than another, il is
where an unprincipled being eoRards tho health and
lives of his fellow creatures asin the present instances
for filthy lucre, and palms upon them as genuine med
cine Of universal reputation for its sanatve quality,
most viilanoJs counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead Of possessing The power of curing tend only
deceive and Slight the hopes ofthe invalid, not per-
mani n tiy to destroy his health. $3.50, Is - t5
Having discovered the author and agents in this nu
rious fraud upon the public, as well as upon my in
terests and being influenced by sincere desire to pu
nish the aggression of the former, and throw the pano
ply protection around the lattcr caused weeks
since suits TO be instituted in the u States Court for
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in this meta
rious affair regular reports of which when adjndcated
will be published for the public nfonaton and to warn
the unpncped against the danger ofdepredatng upon
the rghtof others, and fperiiing human health,
nl2 Al -f- - JACOB HOuCK.
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AUCTION SALES.
EBEREaiPTORY CHANoERY SALE ODE
- HLGfIL.N WI LIAIlL. y PRllpE.RILY- -

| EBERER6PTORY CEzANCERY SALE or
| 4 HIGHLY VALUABLE PR0PERTYZA H0eas-
poruny iorspecuating in Baltimore City Real Estate
by virtue OF decree OF Baltimore County Court, tie
undersigned will sell By auct.I, at the Exchange, ia
tae CITY OF Baltimore, on MONDAY the both Noyea-
per instant, at O'Clock, p. M, -
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, Tying -
aonWnent and French streets, in the cy OF BalS~
more, described as follows: ?. Z 49s
Beginning the south side Of Monument street as b
point distant ll3 feet inches east of Constitution 81,
thence running eastwardly on Monument street fonT
hundred and nineteen feet seven inches with an avs
rage depth ofaboui two hundred feet 81
The front on FieIch street is about three huHdIe4
feet. with depth of about $50 feet. '4 ste4A
This property has upon it forty small Dwellings, un5
a capital Mansion House, with Ice Houses aud other
colye enegs-a pprliOn of il is subject to a groua&
rent, which the Trustee will explain to anyone desro@
OF I.J ing. E. ...-s a.. g..-s ff.. b. 4,..- E 49,
A plat of this property may be seen at any time -
application to the Trustee. .fs ...,.i e, 80
This properly comprises TIVE or three acres OF lanaia
the heart Of the city OF 9atInore II binds on Mons
Washington Monument to the city line, and wlicb nuse
become ofthe finest streets Of our city Thr0pgh
Il and part of tbs property now laid the rails Of s
Susquebanna Rsllroad. . II, ....,... VIZ, 80. -.
The te TO this property snail be entirely satisfactorily
to the purchaser E.. ....
This properly is sold at the risk of the late pas
chaser, and viii BE- positively sold TO the higlHzE
bidder. Bias f.a.t 3.t .-r. ..t. -
The of sale prescribed by the decree hre one
fourth in cash. and the residue in six, twelve and eig
teen mohihs with interest. For the credit paYaenes
security will be required ~ 81 ID. q .i i-s.f
nl6e0dts roma JOHN GLENN, TrustaE-
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Showing a majority in Middle Tennessee for
Harrison of 2,046, with the counties of Overton,
Fentress and Hardin to hear from, which in
1889 gave Col. Polk majority of 977 votes.
Should they vote now as they did then, Harri-
SONS majority in Middle Tennessee will be 1868,
and the nett wing gain 5,332. ..
The WESTERN DISTRICT is covering herself
with honor. In addition TO the returns published
yesterday, we have to-day the voteof Henry,
which gives for Harrison 862--for Van Buren
1079-being wing gain of 276 votes. Official
returns from Weakley reduce Van Buren's ma
iolity to 195--showing a wing gain in that
county of 25S. AS far as heard from, Harrison's
majority is 2,7l0 votes-and the counties of
Perry, Fayette, Upton, Obion, Dyer, Shelby and
Madison to hear from In these counties there
will doubtless be a. whig gain, but even should
they vote as they did in 1889, Harrisons MAJ ori-
ty in the District win be 3,494 votes.
Here comes the avalanche frem
-,,sla,s.. EAST TENNESSEE. 'f f7H.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17

SOMETHING NEAV!-CARD PRINTING, On
- The newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
ofnrinting 5000 Cards per Hour, at hUJsPHY,S GEN
ER-qL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. le6
Market street. few doors belolgrihe Bank of BaG-
mora The undersigned DESTROYS OF afIordiag the ctI-
of Baltimore the facilities that are enjoyed IN
otheF cities, has, at very great expense, procured
of those beautiful EFesses which, from its CONSTRUCTION
is capable printilg greatetnuber of cards in gil
ven time, than aRy ether i .,i. ,,s-..f q f.;.,-5,-
My assormentso Of Fancy Job Type, Flowerss sc.
comprises every variety cast IN tAs country, to which
every style OF letter wiz Immediately be added and
no pains or expense spared furnish Gus .omers with
neat article, al exceedingIy low prices. t,s-. -
- JOB PRINTING, of evsFy description, executed in
The neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
o26 jt s., .sff JOHN MURPHY
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BALTIMoRE ST.. PR0-

w AEUABLE BAhTIMORH ST. PRO
PERTY-By virtue of several DEGREES of Bats
more County Court, sitting Court OF Equity tltS
Undersigned as Trustee will, on SATURDAY, 5iB liz
cember next, at O'Clock r. NJ. at the Exeiange,0ag
for sale the following property that say
all that piece or paseel of ground, lying in the cyaf
Baltimore, which Is contained within the metes bosnd
courses and distances following, 10 wit beginning
for the the line of the nsrh side of Baltimore
rect with the west side OF Gay street, and runnia
thence westerly bounding on Baltimore street 20 feet
thence nOrhery parallel with Gay street 80 feethenee
eastWardly parallel with Baltimore street, 90 feet
thence by straight line to the beginning alTstlgZ
The terms of sale fourth cash the rati6es
ton Of the sae-the remainder at sin, twelve, ana
eighteen monrs with interest from the day oil sale upG
the whole, the three last nstameuts be secured Dr.
endorsed negotiable notes, approved by the TTusfeesF
JOHN GLENN, rtJatss
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
MD 2awts TFIIstess-
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WILLIAM LUsBY.

n n" VI y n = II li1N i 4 n u . Us
NO. q South street, doors from Baltimore st
D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
M fic that ne has received by the latest arrivals,
handsome assortment of together with his
former stock, will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared make up order the approved
style, the reasonable and at the shortest
notice He his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public for their liberal patronage. and assures them
that exeton his part will ne spared to give gene
RAJ satisfaction. nc29- DIT
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EN- OV All.

ER IC4IARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
IL - friends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved to No. 2IO BALTIMoRE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has on haHd and shall continue keep
large and choice selection. CT CARPETIRG, &C.
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony, Brussels, imperial
threeply super and fine Ingram and Venetian Carpetng
with Rugs match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plsin
Floor Baizes. Table and Piano Covers, and all Other
articles pertaining the trade, of the goods
this fall importation, and choice patterns, seseed
expressly for the cit; ade and viii be sold cheap,
and favorable the can be puFsl ased
of any housein this city, Philadelphia or New YoIhs
I6y-PersOns wishing 10 supply themselves wiid an
articles in his line requested give him cab5eore
making their selections diff aa29
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TEIHE sURSCRIBER ofIers 10 bis lrlenag

YEyHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends, and
II the public in general NJ his Lumber Yardon the
Falls, below Pratt street Bridge,( Office, head Union
Dock) large and general assOrtmentOf seasoned Lam
Der, ouch IS Pannel, Common Select Cuttings, Joist
Rafters Shingles Laihs, n. Carolina and Z S. Floor
ing, with every other article necessaryt0 make good
assortment quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold at reduced prices, ash have large
quantity Or hand. All those who buy Cor cash may
pecI liberal discount ID. Z. THOMAS.
lie 26 diff -..H ....a -'Hi .r-.
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NEWLY INvENEED IIoRsE Fowl

NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
-la.r. .sa AND THIsESHLNG MACHINE faF
YH54Es subscriber would inform the public that h.
- has heen able 10 test mis- NEW HORSE POWER
& fHRESHINtf MACHINE, and offers them &C
the public; believing thattheYwil fully meet the expec
ation and wishes OF the purchasers he thinks that they
will be fon equal, il Superior TO any Machines 70
that purpose now in use. They are compact, strong
and is believed 20 be very duIable caeulaledto be wof
ed by four horses 90 20 ~
He has also ca hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ne MACHINES ksss expensive .Aas'1 II SfsiI s4hlH
He is likewise AgentfnT the saaof MIR. Urnuy's Horse
Powers and Ihreshng Machines those preferring these
Machines cen procure them BIZ calling his Fafmer's
Repository ia Pratt sTeet. Asi SO
ego iaHa7t- Atsa@ y. sri 's.a. 4 8. EASTMAN.
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From the ".NaShUiHe Banner"
POSITION OLE TENNESSEE.

She has "defned" it by msjority of TEN
HOUSAND VOTES for Harrison and Reform
1t is the same she occupied in 1896, when she
gave her vote, even against the slightest hope of
success, for the venerated and lamented WHITE.
ContendiDg for the same principles now that
abe did then, it will excite no surprise that the
majority for Harrison should be about the same
as that given for Judge White. They will not
vary a thousand votes. Gen. Harrison's may be
a few hundred Votes larger than Judge Whites /
..! .a. ELECTION RETURNS. Z
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PERFUMERyt pBRFI;MERyu

NNE continue TO manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortment of ERFuM TOT
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &c.. pre-
pared from the best Materials and put up handsome
ing this city for the purpose ofpIecuring their fan gooz
An addition to the above. we have French, German
and English PERFlMERY, all of which we olIer ON
eeived and goods carefully packed with the greatestt
patch. J, O. &N. W, McC QRbiTCK, 4.s
W 5t-ls 81. No. 46 Gay ST., east OF High sss
and A22i Baltimore ST.
se9 DIT r-s I'd dooreast eft McCleiian's aiieS
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17

YEyO THE T,-N0TIGE---Appli
IL cants for theiusolvent Laws of The state Of Mary
land can have their papers correctly drawn up and on
reasonable terms, by applying to l.. I. sCUfIiS Cen
eral Intelligence and Agency office NO; " est Fayeo
sEeet, baseEcal sisfy s5slnaIi's CiF Hotel ecS
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17

- FIpfe RENW-A two story Stone House
EiSsst with roalas, and store attached to il, with
si. Large yard, ON Cathedral street, near the Rich
7mond market, and few steRs,trom the Susqnehanna
Rail Read and is good stand for small grocery bu
siuess.,, Rent $40 per month. r.. q --..-r. 4-t,
AIso--NANTED TO RENT, small two story
Brick House. suitable for small Grocery Store, i'll /,
GENITAL situation.. corner store would be preferred,
for which a fair rent will be given, application 10
LEWIS f. SCOTTIS General Intelligence and Agen-
CIV Office, No ? West Fayette street. 1.. - oar
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aITlV ATION WANTED.

EBYa Young Man, as assistant clerk in Grocery,
AD Flour, Commission Store, Bar Ike eper, any oheT
situation wheF nc could make himself useful 30 his
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, sc. Apply to
.t... LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
no. West FaYette Street, basement story ofBarnnm's
City Hotel General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers
Ohice, Old Establishment.
OF I2dAf
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M F1OnlIhe Boston .AtIds. ....,.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
VOTERS FOR ELECTORS.

New Marlborough and Nantucket only to be
heard from. The receipt OF the Nantucket vote
has bees prevented by the long continued storm
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LECTURES ON ANATOMY AND ply
at asr a lt a'lrr SIOLOGT.1 10 Ht1 aaf

AR. BAXEiElY viii cOmiHence his lectures in
u y the College If Dental Surgery on TUESDAY, the
10th inst Gentlemen who design becoming members
of his class requested to call upon bi m at his of
fee Fayete street, Monday, 9th inst from to 5
O'Clock, p. NJ. - II - 70. .''
Dr. b. takes this occasion say that he proposes 70
embrace his Course ofLectures the more interesting
and important subjects of Anatomy and Physiogy gen.
elay so afford to those Physicians who may de-
sire TO their acquaintance with these departments
of knowledge. and to Others who. may wish it, an op-
rSI0 At
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-17

LENGTH OF DAYs-A memoir addressed
to the Academy of Science at Munich, by DR.,
I Tenzen, contains the following notice Of the
length of days in the principal cities of Europe
teen and half hours, and the shortest seven
and half hours At Stockholm and Upsal,
the longest has eighteent and a half hours, and
the shortest FIVE and . half. AT Hamburg,
Dantzie and Stetia, the longest day has seven
teen hours and the shortest seven At st.
Petersburgh and Tobolsk, the longest has nine1
teen and the shortest, five hours. AT Tornea
In Findland the longest day has twenty-9
hours and halfand the shortest two and half.
AT Wardobus, in Norway, the day lasts from
May 81 to July ~ without interruption; and in
Spitzbergen the longest dayiiasts three months
and a half 1f86a.- fGi51 .ssib .flses .asn 81 |
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EVA NTTaTi rrO PTIR C,rEAsIE

n 1I7IEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
of good character, Of both sexes from 3 - years
Of age slaves for life for very extensive Hotel in the
city Of New Orleans, where they will be well treated
and references win be given required, that they
expressly for the gentlenuns own use and not for spec
uiatenz and fair cash price will be given application
TO LEWIS F. SCOTT $ General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No, West Fayette street,
o BarHum's Hotel. aus
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EAST TENNESSEE
1919.
1865 124
1901

Showing a majority thus far, for Harrison, of
7,S41. The remaining counties in East Tennes-
see gave to Col. Polk in 1S39,a majority of
1888, so that even surprising they were to give
as large majority for Van Buren,, which is not
probable, Harrison's majority in East Tennessee
will be 4,453. Our calculation is, that it will
be reduced at least 1000, which would make
General Hartison's majority ~ the whole State
about TEN TEIOUSAND!1 i. 'ls,af.ls, .sift.
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How does the moth of the silk worm get ont
of the COCOON This question has been fire.
quently asked, and some khaye supposed that
The little miller, as it is sometimes called, eats
its way out; but it is utterly without trath, hay.
ing no other mouth than a very slender bill,
like that Of other butterflies. Naturaists now
tell US, that Immediately at the mouth of the
insect there is small sock into which ii Sc
,cretes one drop Of very sharp and corrosive
acid, at the time for the escape Of the little
animal, this sack bursts and the acid destroys
the fibre of all the silk which it touches and
thus makes a hole through which the moth
the effect of mere chance?-N. o. Gre.
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6SITUATEGS NVANT1D-By young man, Ell
- Their as Clerk Assistant in wholesale and retail
grocery, FlouEs and Commission Stole, in Counting
Room He IS fully acquainted with mercantile business
anG can produce the very best kind of references in re
gard To character and qualification For further norma
ton apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTIsS General Intelli
gence and Agency Office, No. . West Fayeue street
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Correspondence Ofthe Baltimore Exchange
.,.,i -...5,-I f,.s..f-s NORFOLK, Noy13, 6 p m.
The weather to-day has been remarkably pleasant
A number of coasters have dropped down preparatory
TO going to sea; wind light from the westward. .t- d
Captain Turner, of schr Flora, arrived to-day in dis
tess having sprung aeak lost sails, and sustained 9TH
CT carnage. He sailed from Baltimore Friday last,
with cargo of corn, bound 10 Plymouth Mass, and
couRtered heavy gale on Monday night, which CONT
nued until yesterday morning. aad which very Sc
veTe, '- .......l.l.. ...r... ..f Is ...
PHILADELPHIA, Nov I6-Ar sloop Cutter, days
FIN Baltimore. .t.-|
Cleared Norfolk Packet, Baltimore. .... ,.r-.F
u ALEXANDRA, Nov l4-Arr schr Repeater, I'm Bal
timore. ..1 ...f -. &c .-#tf -.. ma .s.s
RICHMOND, Nov l-Sailed schrs Mary Bright, Bal
timeTe. ftar..t. ..,. "a fla ss4s ,..-.|. t. .a4ra