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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

though VIC have but forty names on our list
there must be many more whose names have
not been handed in-porhnps not less than
siriy IN al! who are more or Ices hurt.
KILLED.
Thomas Belts, tallow chandler, friends re.
side in Rochester, aged about 30.
Joseph Jones, carpenter and ,incr, man OF
family, aged 40 years, resides at Skaneateles.
Zebina Dwight kept livery stable, has q
wife, aged 80 years.
WIN. Cunklin, butcher, single man, aged
about 81. has widowed mother.
Benz +. Johnson, farmer, aged II, resides
/. in Florence, Oneida 60.
Elisha Ladd, snlt boiler, from Richand,
Oswcgo CO. aged 23.
Gee. w. Burdick, canal boat captain, aged
"a, hps wife and two children, resides in
Clay.
lsaac Stanton, stone cutter, has marble
yard, aged 35, has a wife and two children.
Hugh i. Gibson. salt manufacturer, fore
man Of engine Ne.3, aged 40. years, has u
wife and two children.
WIN. Il. Close, cooper, aged 40, has a wife
and three children.
George German, laborer, aged %, has q
wife and three children.
Horace I. Goings, carpenter and joiner,
aged %.
Charles A. Moffit, clerk for Bradley & Go.
aged "a, has II wife and two children.
Loren l.. Cheney, weigh-master's clerk,
aged "a.
Horntio N. Cheney, aged &c, has wife
and three children.
John Dunforth, jr. attorney nj law, aged 70.
Hanson Mayard, clerk, for J. NJ. Richards,
sged 10.
Noah Hoyt, blacksmith, aged %.
Joel Kohllamer, carriage maker, aged 81,
has a wife aud three children.
Matthew Smclt, tailor, employed by Long
street g. Agnew, pgcd 23.
Ezra II. llough, druggist, ngec 25, parents
reside at Summer Ilill, Cayuga CO.
James M. Barker, clerk for his father, aged
81.
Charles Miller. carpenter and joiner, aged
go, resides nt Pompey.
Benj. 4. Baker, aged IG, son Of B. Baker.
Chas. Austin, aged is, son Of Ezekiel
Austin.
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The most popular Summer Bcvc-
rage is

ItSC II
\ WIN. BROWNS Sarsapnrilla Compo,,nA.
\ w or Silver Top. This celebrated so,n.
mer beverage has at lene,l. E.,,nd ,us .xSv
I into Cheshire county. We have tycA il u,.,b
ind u nll IL proirsses IL be-. II il rccons
'nend"'l ,so for lis chcapness. "ab,ni one cent
Tor hail pmt ,p,nbh r!"--M ~ S,niinh
WM. BROwN's SErgApAettLA CoMpoUND.
The nosi popular the ap,st pleagaa,, W,
most wholesome, and one of ike' ipost power.
'nl pnrifyers OF the blood. Every body is
pra's'ng j., and nll are in pursuit Of H. Sce'
hat You get the genuine, aud call for VIA
Browns SsrsaparIlla Compound. The Uti-
Gle IL for sale by all tao Groccrs aud many
of the Druggists In Boston, Salem. Worccs-
ter, Loweh, Springfield. Hartford. New iIa-
ven. New Bedford, Fall River, Providence.
Portland, Bangor, aud most of tbe country
towns are supplied
Dealers are supplied nj The manufaciur-
as price by all the Wholesale West India
Goods aud Druggist Stores IN Boston.
\ II Is The cheapest preparation al Snrsspa-
MIA now IN the marke, according Ia The
| quality. Price so cts. bottle. including the
soda. No eno can doubt its efficacy after
examining ny new steam apparatus Tor cS-
| tracting the strength from, the root. And as
further oyideuce see certificate Of Mr. Fcs.
| scndrn
/ ! hereby certify that within the last two
! months ! have prepared IN my mill, Tor Wn..
4 Brown, Chemist, 1el Wa-itpgion strect,
/ Boston. two thousand five hundred popnis Of
! the best of Spanish Surssparin the greater
Il part is already used no. in manufacturing
b,s celebrated Mead Syrup. | hayc lurler
PHILIP n FEssENDEN.
L WILLIAM BgOwN's SARsAPAgiLLA MrAu
makes a capital beverage for thus warm
weather. 1t Is cheap, Wholesome and re-
frcshing. II is almost as fashionable as hard
cider GaremonL Nh Engts.
|. ~ WILLIAM BRowN's No J. SILvfn
Tor SARsAPARILLA CoMPoUSD MrAD SYErr
makes the most popular and wholrs"ns
beverage now in general use. Price 80 cis,
including SODA, which makes thirty half pm,
lumbers. Use ice water,
Brunswick. July 90, Is40 TO Mr.. Alfred
Lellan-Denr Sir: In reply 10 yprr re-
queS, for my opinion OF Mr. WIN. Browns
Sarsaparlla or Mead Syrup called Silver
Top No. l.. would say, that have found
it peculiarly pleasant Ia tlic taste, aud 'avora-
able in It's action on the stomach, tn both
these respects, depending probably on Tho
\ Ipiopnrtions of the ingrcdlcnis, consider is
superior to any which | have used Yours
res pectlu!ly. 4. G.. Ci.EAVELAND,
1 Professor Of l}owdoin College,
/ For sale in Newport, by x. J. Taylor and
r. r. Hazard. - Dealers and families can DO
4 supplied by them.
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We arc requested to notice, iha,
Saturday next. the e8th inst. has been
appointed by the State Committee Of the
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION, tho day foI
choosing delegates to Convention to
be held at Providence, on the 4th of
October, to form State Constitution.
Every American male citizen, 81 years
of aye and upwards, who has resided in
this State one year, preceding the choice
Of delegates, is allowed to vote for Dele
gates 10 the said Convention. [A26.
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FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence of the Savannah Ccor

t"l'tNP"hu'"S' SHNhhihH ''bIghH,
FLoRIDA, August 10.
The threat made by the Colonel comman.
ding to give Wild Cat ride on IIarncy's
rsilrond, has had The desired effect. and am
happy TO inform you TINT Ga OF his people are
now at Tampa. making tho whole number o.
hoslilos now Ipj. II is the intention of Col.
WORT, TO send them. for safe keeping To- the
outer Cedar KY. The second infantry take
the field Tomorrow IN pursuit oi Allcck Tus.
icnnuggrc. II IL 10 be hoped their pcfse.
vcring cffoiis n,ny be crowned with success.
The gpnllenan keeps shy sincc his sound
,lrnshing by Lieut.. Alberti'.
The troops n, Fou Kmr, Florida, continue
lycry sIckly, us well as those Of other posts.
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vNyIIE subscriber has bcnn duly appointed b.
the Hon. Court of Probate, OF Newport
Guardian of her children, Caroline a, LOWE
Martha LOWE, Abby u. Lowe, aud Ellen 4
ioyie, minors, children of Wiliinn Lowe, 'a''
al N.wpor,. Merchant. dec. and has given bono
,o said Conr, for the faithful discharge Of th,
dntics Of said trust, she requests oil person
having claims against the said minors 10 pre-
semi ,hcm for adjustment, aud those indebted
4, make immediate paymcnt ,o
MARTHA ~ LOWE, GparSjar.
NcNror,. June :, isil--[6w. lA.6.l
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| T { Nj S.

MISS CtirroS, while haihns in the ocean, short
'ime since, lost ion her finger n diamond ring ol,i
5000 The d-h that Gms IL is requested to enyeLI
this oioe.-Lost"n Post.
BEsE,oLrST iADy.-Mrs Newton, of Phi hilaaelphn
Inns, ai this time, family At sIs children all adopted
taken up ~ ouidlings fonr girs aud Two boys, oil o
whom bear the name OF Newton having been regnrrI,
ehris'oned according TO the forms OF the Epi.copa
! Church.
Accounts from Canion 10 the nrst OF May, being hv,
days later, have been receive by the Eben PIrbe
New York. No change In affairs. The trade WAS sill
open aud shipments "f teas for England and the uniio
states were quite esiensisei. Ia progress,
TIE Army AND Navy CnnoSioLp-ws nre hspp.
TO perceive ihat the publication at this useful pcrodi
cal is about to be resumed, under the snme edlorn
management as heretofore, from the first Thursday ia
September next.
STEAMBOATS, IN TnE UNirrp sTATEs.-F'om th,
late report of Mr. W"odbury IL appears that 80,
steamer. have bcen built in the United siniesi whici
number 2G0 have been Lost by accident Most Of khcA,
hou,s were lost Oh the western waters.
TRIAL OF MCICoD.--1he term Of the Court at whicl
Mcieod's trial is 10 take place begins the 27th q
September next, nj Utica.
tbs EhIs DIs,sTER.--The verdict of the Coroner
Jury nt Buffalo wns TINT the fire occurred ism ID,
bursting, by reason oi heat, of one dem john
of spirits m iurpentnc, standing on the boiler deck
mud which the dre IN The furnaces
They also certify that the fire ncrentnl aud tl,n
no person Is guilt, either principal sccr-sary.
The Buffalo aud the Missouri searching Lake Ell,
iur bodits
II IL stated thar Capt I.atner. late commander o.
the ~ ship CIane, has been sentenced by 4" senerr
sori martial "a Ave years with loss Of pm,
aud rank, or cruelty To his crew.
Orders received yesterday 10 supply The steam
era on Lake Erie with Francis Lilo Bouis with all pos
sibe 'ir-nich They will he built IN this city. und for
warded by canal To Buffalo. Times and Star.
Since the nrs Of the yenr the failures in Grea Bri
ialn have amounted, IL Is estimated, 10 Ten miom
sterling.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAY,A Aug. 29

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoyDAY,A Aug. 90
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot,
Al market $50 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores, 46nt
Sheep, and 100 Swine. Some FIVE or 81,
hundred head of Cattle unsold, several hundred
Of which were intended for Beef
PRIcrs- Beef Catile-Prices have further de.
olined on Nil qualities except the first. We quote
first quality 90 n 95; second quality 4 rs q
8 25 third quality SO a 4 25.
Stores Quite a large number Of sales were
effected; Two year old were sold from SS to II
three year old from si2 Ia 10.
Sheep-Wc quote hits from l2 to 225.
Swine" Dull" 200 of the number abov,
reported We're al market last weok. Several
hundred remain unsold. Lots to pedde were sol,
from 3 to 81 for Sows aud and TO "A for bar
rows. Old Hogs 3 TO 81 tor Sows and fo
Barrows. At retail frpm 4 to &,
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MEMORANDA.

ARA, New York On FRIDAY. sch Rio, Coysens, from
philnd.Iphin Tor Hartford, and smiled same day.
sailed tn Flushing Eng 18th nli, brig Harriet Vim
son. for Pictuu. =,
Chi a, Philadelphia, 18th, sch Concord, burroush.
To- this port. -. -, a.. ,,,, a..
Spoken, no date, lat 40 Ion -, brig sen.bird THPp
or tins port, 81 DAYS, out, with 40 hbls -r "il'
spoken Feb 18th, ,hip John coggoshali, Macoy, o.
tbi. rort with 100 bhl- Otp oil.
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White s.eaL.

slNIlE subscriber wishes to inform tue pub
q lie, that he sells al his paipt store, At The
foot of the Parade, Brooklyn White Lead Ex-
ira for Z cts per ID. No. al cts; Imperial
Green a, Ia els, per ID. aud I.irsocd Oil at %
cts. per gallon.
l., =. Sarrannac aud RcdlOri Crown Giasa
glazed not one dollar less than amy other paint-
or, but on rs honorable terms.
Aug. 26 H. J. READ.
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TO the Afflicted.

WNTE would call the attention Of the afict
w cd to the celebrated NIcdi cines prepared
by DR.. L. GlltARnlN. They are particularly
adapted To the cure Of the following class Of dis
eases in all thcii different stagss-ALL DIsEAs-
rs Of private nature {; Mcrcural Eruptions and
all ,lnse arising from tho abuse Of mere ury: u
GERS nnd sores OF every description Scroiula
Erocipelas, Cancers, Srurvy, Cranial Erupiiona,
Ulcers of the Palate, Nose, Throat, Tongue, sc.
Enlargement of Zones, Sore Legs, White Swei-
ling, Venerial UIcers. Syphilis, trocent or old
Standing cases) Gonorihrn, elects, Structures
Seminal Weakness, ldrocee, Exosios, Female
Weakness. (whtes) Falling Of the womb. Pains
in the Stomach, Back and side all afflicted OF
suffering under protrac,sd cases aggravated or
unnecessarily treated, mny consult tho Doctor
always with guarantee of permanent cure.
! MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 1856 l-2 North
Main st. Providence, where can be fou nd hi-
celebrated ELIXIR and PILLS. Also hi,
i.Irs RESI- cRAIIvh. for the cure Of Consump-
tion. Price ~ per bottle, half bottle 81.
Aug. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

From lLLiSoIs we learn that IADoR
CASEY (ran by the Whies) has been re-
elected Representative in Congress from
that State; which Is therefore now repre-
scnted by two Wings and one Opposition
lst
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We last week recorded tho melancholy do
tails of the loss of the Eric, on Lake Erie -
We this week copy another account of ,b'
awful destruction Of human life by the oSpo
son cf gnnrov dor at a iire in Syracuse, n Y
See rIncodlng columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

Town MEErISG.--The annual Au-
gust Town meetings for the choice of
Representatives to the General Assem-
bly,, and the transaction Of other NUM-
cipal business, will be held in the scve-
raj towns throus hout the State on Tues
day next In compliance with reso-
luton Of the Legislature, at its Inst Sos
sion, Delegates will also be chosen on
Tuesday next, TO attend the Convention
to be holden in November to frame n
Constitution for the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

Giving Wing majority Of two Oh
JOINT ballot, and securing the election Of
two United States Senators. Cores.
CoW. s. Eng.
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In this town, the 18th inst, Mrs. Mary TayHrnar
IN the S9th OF her age, formerly of Morton Hemp
stegd, Devonsbire, England.
On The 18th, Capt John Carr, in the 45ih year
his nge.
On Thursday morning, suddenly, Mira Elizabeth Nor
man, daughter III the late Mr., Moses Norman, aged 30
years.
On Friday morning last, Mr.. William Tilley, in the
12d ycnr of his nge.
On Monsy Inst, very suddenly, Mrs. Mary Davis, I'D.
Ow at Capt Charles Davis, aged So yrnrs
In Providence, on Saturday last Capt. Edward Hall.
IN the i5h year OF his aye. On sunday, Mrs. Harriet
Sophia Tucker, wife of Rev. Dr. Tucker, III the Ash,
year of her ase, On Mondry, Mrs Hannah Fry, ago'
! 12 Npars.
In Johnston on Thursday last, Mrs Ann Sweet, wifi
of Mr.. Scric sweet, OF Johns"n, and daughter al III,
late Capt. Socum Fowler, of this town, in the 9Th
year of her age
At South kingstown, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Hazard, widow OF Mr.. Thos. &. Hazard, and dnueh
ter o the late COL Thos Arnold, Of this town, aged IS
years.
IN Providence, on Sunday night last Mrs. Sophia
Williams, ~ the s7th year of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

New MAIL ARRANGEMENT.-W arc
gratiiied to state that IN arrangement
has recently been made, with The con-
sent of the Department, TO forward n
mail between this place and Providence,
by the steamboat Balloon, which runs
daily, Mondays excepted. The mail by
the B. closes at this place at % o'clk.
p. M. In Proviicnce it closes at 8 A.
Nj. BY this arrangement we shall re-
ceivo tho Providence and occasionally
the New York papers, some two or
three hours earlier than by the regular
land mail. Correspondents and busi-
ness-men will also find the arrangement
a very convenient ono, as it will enable
them to answer their letters, if neces-
sary, by mail, the same day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

TEMPERANCE LEcTUREs.--During the
past week, n series of interesting meet
inss have been held at the North Bap-
tst Church in this town, for tho pur-
pose of forming Total Abstinence
Society. The meetings were addressed
principally by reformed drunkards, from
other parts of the State, and their tales
of horror made sensible impression on
most Of their numerous auditors. The
pledge, which was circulated, near the
close of each meeting, was signed by a
great number, who resolved by their
own example and exertions, to do all
they could to promote the success OF
this truly important cause.
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Dr. Van II eimOncs Lotion
For he cure of Frechies, Sm-bmn,
Moth, Pmpics, Of cre'y dcscrip-

This celsbraied Lotion has been IN univcrsa
favor for the last five yeats by the French. Eng
lish and lalinn ladies and it's high reputation
has induced tho proprietor to place !, before llir
public Tor the benefit pf those Who suffer III,
pain and modification cf rough nnd rhaf"d
skin, frsckles. Moth, aud other dlsrases pro
duccd. from an unhealthy circulation Of tho
blood Though the mir ute Vessels Of the Saiu
upon the rcc. Sc. Meme genuine without ~,
signature Of the proprietor. Price 4 60.
u. J TAYLOR, sole \ s'n,, NtNIOii.
I Avg ~.
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DeraIu Of the GIN { q.
N ID w p o D WS
THURSDAY, August 26.
Political Notice.

The Wing freemen of this town are
requested to meet ut the State House,
on Monday evening next, at half past
o'clock, for the purpose Of nominut-
ing six candidates to represent this town
in the next session of the General AS
scmbly. AZ the same time and place,
four candidates will be nominated to
represent this town in tho Convention
which will meet on the first Monday of
November, to frame a Constitution for
the State. An early and punctual at
tendance is requested. Aug. 26.
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ErF The STEAMBOAT BALLOON has
changed her hour of leaving here on
Sundays to o'clock u. Nj. as will be
noticed by advertisement. This fine
little boat, we are happy to say, has
been doing, for some time past, very
fair busincss-much better than ap-
pearances seemed to indicate in tho
commencement of the season. She is,
in fact, exactly what is wanted OH this
river, and we hope that timely means
wi1l be taken to secure her continuance c
she is for sale, and may be purchased
elsewhere.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

ARRIVAL OF U. S. TRoOps. s.-The
steamboat Massachusetts, from New
York. yesterday morning, among other
passengers, brought to this place two
companies Of I'd Artillery, "F."& "J."
under the command of Major Payne,
about 100 in all, recently from the
Northern frontier. They were landed
at tho Long-wharf, from whence they
were Immediately transported TO their
quarters at Fort Adams, which is now
in state Of rapid completion.
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WIN. Il. BALLARD,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
(I.ate Of the firm of Buck g. Ballard success
sors Of Il. Gidney, New York; being obliged
On account OF Ill health to retire from the
city. has taken up his residence in Newport.
IN The house Of his friend the Rev. Thpmas
I.cavcr. where ne will be at all times ready
10 execute any business belonging To the
profession Of Dentistry, in the most skil(u
and scientific manner; and he doubts not SO
as 10 satisfy his patients in every respect.
Entire or partial sets of Artificial Teeth
inserted so as to combine in the highest dc.
gree, perfection, ease, durability and beauty.
! Filling and extracting teeth attended 10.
I Ills incorruptlblc Venetian Enamel Teeth
snrpasS all others now in Use, both tor dura.
bilIty aud correct imitation OF the natural
teeth. His tooth powder and gum wash arc
considered by those who have used then
superior TO nll others offered to the public.
| Terms will b. reasonable, so as To allow
fll who may require his services to avail
themselves Of ,hcGL
Aug. IL,
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DE-. LEMUEL WA8RENS
EINasssC2 Tooth WIDER.

vWNIiIS article possesses the desirable qi'al-
n ties OF preventing decay, restoring To dis,
coIored teeth their natural transparency, sweet.
ming The brcath and leaving the mouth and
gums in a perfectly natural and healthy state,
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR,
: Ju.y g.
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Commissioners and d.7dminisi,aior's Notice
rE7iiE subscribers having been appointed by
n the Court Of Probate, Of the town Of New :
port, Commissioners on the estate Of Ben ia,nin
Hazard, Esq late Of Newport, dec. repr eseuted
insoIvcnt, hereby give notice that six nonlhs
from the 9TH of June, lsll, are allowed to the
creditors of said estate 10 eA hibh their claims
against the same and that the second SATURDAYS
ia October, November and December next, ut
o'clock, =. NJ, aud the house Of Peter T.. Rem
ineton, are appointed by Us the time and place
of meeting said creditors for the purpose OF re-
cci,ing and examining their several claims.
THns GoppARp,
HOLMES WEAvLr, : COnp,iS siOners
PrTER =. REMINGTON
All persons Indebted 10 said estate are request
cd 10 make immediate payment TO
/ HARRIET l.. HAZARD, .Aministratrir.
! Aug -.
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Pcase's Horehound Candy, is for sale
nt r. J. Taylor's, Agent, for this place.
Mr.. r. has presented US with pack
age of tho article, and from tho strong
recommendations which accompany it,
we should think it among the best rene
dies extant for coughs. colds, hoarsc-
ness, whoopng cough, SC. SC. Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

TENNESSEE ALI RIGHT.-Fuil re-
turns at length are received from the
election in Tennessee. Tho state is
redeemed from Loco Focoism, and next
November its present rulers will be dis
missed from the places they have abused.
The unofficial vote for Governor stands
Jones, Whig $1,000
Polk, Loco Foco 47,525
In the previous years Of their power
the Loco Focos so divided the State into
districts, for the election of the State
Senators and Representatives, as to make
it impossible, as they then thought, for
the power in the Legislature TO be taken
away from them. The revolution in
public opinion has made that possible,
which tho Loco Focos supposed could
not come TO pass but still the origi
npportionment so divides the strength Of
the Wings, that they are only able to
succeed in obtaining the majority in joint
ballot. have full returns from the
Legislature, and the two houses will
stand:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

News from Liberia to The / lth June
has been received bv the Helen Maria,
arrived at n. York from Western Africa.
Airica's Lurniuary Of that date is in full
mourning for the death Of Gen. Harrison.
The flags Of the American vessels in port
were displayed at halt mast: civic aud
military procession, an oration, and other
public testimonials Of tho general feeling
were made on the occasion. The u, $.
sloop Of war Grampus, 1t. Paine, fire
a national salute, which was returned by
tho Monrovia militia. A large cargo
Of slaves had been sent OF from the ,ic-
nifty Of Cape Mount, in vessel which
eludcd the vigilance Of the mcn.of- war
cruising ofthc coast. Tho missions and
schools were in the most prosperous state.