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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13
W 2 SITTING !

BelOid l do hereby warrant to subst,tute, as usnai' beautiful, bold free, and sxpiditous style of Pennanshlp pre-eminently adapted to general pur- poses, as no other method ot teachiug, yet dis covered, possibly npart for any other hand how ever cramped, iegible delorned or vulgar; in short no matter how indifferent and confirmed it may he, in the short course sf TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!!!
 LADIES GLASS, DAILY.-They are taught beau tiln flowing hand, and the only practised in the most fashionable circles lhroughot Europe.
 CARD-To hs esrthy rssidsis ef Ny5ils.-Mr Goodwane expresses with moro than ordiaary conf den"e his nTiolable design to give such satisfaction as will astonsh and delight hem; it heinz the "end and aim of all his hopes" and ambition, that they should keep pace with the success of his pupils in England," Scotland, Ireland and France, where he emncntly distinguished himself as q enman and teacher.
 fWhere he had the honor of receiving the last przes-Has patronized by the most distinguished characters and statesmes, particularly by Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel Re- some of whose testimonials are in his possession.
 dec3 3gw%
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13
:. paimam c,.i mrtpii ffrat.

"patmaa gsi msfpii feTai,' DISAPPOINTMENT for one month longer, in con. sequence of the numerous applications for reei- sing NEW PUPiLs. Academy on R0ysl-strset, near Dauphn.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13

TNSUBANC B-HAsARp FOWLER. agents for II the Hartford Insurance Go. aro now taking rsks against Fire on Cotton la Presses. and on Mercnan
 dse and Brick Baildings n the city of Mobile. nlt
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13

NEW AND REASONABLE DRY GOODS, " MILLINERY, ctc.-Just received per late arrivals, from France. tvia New York and New Or. eansl splendid assorimen, of rich wsterd and plain Silk Velve, and Plush Bonncts unsurpassed in beuu- y of style and quality of textures; large assort ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps; childrens' Hoods; Lcghorn Hats; Dunstable and Oriental do; {; l0-i rich Shaws and Mantillas deep iring'd Satin stipd'd Challies; plain and plaid Mouse de Daines; French Prints. col's guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bombazne; heavy aud rich Chan tilla Veils. tec &c.
 0J" The Millinery department will bo conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to
 noS # CIrt I,N e, n.,rh;,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13

TNNIE UNDERSIGNED has m store and receIy. Il ing per recent arrivals
 120 tons Swedes Iron, well assorted
 10 tons German, Cast, Crowley, Shear and bs-
 tered Steel
 l5 tons ilollow-ware; 500 kegs Cut Nails POO Ploughs, Chains, Hoes Fan Mills, Corn Sheelers, Straw Cutters, Grnd- stones and general assortment of Shelf Hardware and Cutlery winch he offers for sale on favorable terms tdec9l O. MAZANGE, 48 Com. St.
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CNEgEl.
The Farmers Advocate.

/ etINCE closing the 81 volume, an ASSOCIATION
- has been proposed, Whereby Tie services O
NJ ". I. Richards, ct Davidson county, y. G..
esl. D. procured TO ASSET q thc editorial drpaa
q & IT Tie gagr rr4gid 3 O sufficient accession
Is ar qrcscp, .jsl II Subscribers can e. obtained
70 Ilal}y such a measure ,u Which event, %,
Asfec4,o, a,,er lie nct is 1scer1mcd, ard 10,
necessary Arrangements made, viii be pubi,Aet
wccsty, AZ n-oaa'oan, Davidson county y. G.
IN sg9lfuJsl tAec., fgt u %. Boz Ia iir
meaEllmt, q should Tie proposed 1ssoc atlag ~
ttu4'cly 4 81 Weutuf suil eicu' Encouragement
q. alo.e stated, tae pager VII sig4. x continued
slai.mca'h'r 90 4 sopy' royal sheet, sli Gle t8i.
.4f. as bgrr,otDre
We Would reasonably SUPPOSE, hat the lreros.
cd c.an7e illm tenii-uon'hlg u weekly pa.
per eoa'd gaze cteafsl satisfaction u 81 cur PIE.
acrt slAacriaeE because, irr Tie sm.ll addition
81 Gi, -U4u, rallmc iurnl.liug mrrr than d9u.
tie Tie anoaat Of tfadior matter acusl 81 suruf.
ID or. instead of gIg sUo dollar for a VOLUME
u 90 ia ges, thcy will fccel,. fbF one dollar aud
6ay cents Voluma containing 81 rsges. And
motec,sr, 10 addition % lto greater guaaiity II
reading matter iltu.shed, &c have 10 doubt thai
an incresasd interest would be t5ns cnmmuuics-
ted 70 oar paper as Mr.. Richards, besides bting
pfaclical farmer, Is gcutlemaa o. considerable
literary d;ainmrats.
In attempting n effect surh - arrangement.
hs,hor sarces fal az not, the Iea4t pFs iud.cs OF
di.adtants ne eaarei passi.y rcselt to any 81 oar
rreacpi suu.cnhcfei tgeaast, should nc attcmp,
,.-aye ursnr.tssf4l. re Advocate will { 4lnro q.
bo Published regularly as harclai5rc n We
shoa'd succeed in eYacung tie anicip sicd
change, uatcrill advantage. In oar estlms,ioh,
uiil te tie Immediate result iof bY tie adoption
aF such measures as i w.l enable rs % carry olA
r1r means f0s imfrogng ihe lnpcf,--39t render.
log II mo-e acceptable aed for giving greater
extent 81 circu' alter, agi thus shaking It more
permaa,r,ly useful. vii 30 greatly iueteased
N matcr.il siactcnrn "a lhe design d tic pa.
prrRtlifhc.tlsrc r. consequence ui tac proposed
elsnrr. tu' sn ia1eai5ie adherence 10 tho intcr.
csis 81 tire Farmer wHi aiB to observed, by utirr
all lsu3 ible means calculated q advance asyfleu
81 general imftogema6L We hlvc, f1llos rri.
gene. tbE, yr1 wi' r.yc us your united support IN
aiding 1ut e.s.s 10 astal.lsi Oh a pcta.ausal b.
SIS. pagef t1vinr far s. iec, ,c Introduction
n iaeAtayrs for the eutiehlnr uf yugr s1li--,h,
a-f,ysipet,t pf vact stock nnI farm Productions
-iie pcrtcctiny II eur agricultural aaI tnr5lisn.
Il n1eya,i,rs--tLc sdgIrrrfncnt Of 99ur scien
t,iI. mi literary n9f.g,is. and u oramgt,.n Of
Ia, i-raufiy,e /, truf rN Of which simpl,s.
n.5st.l, e,re n one ,r4n4 p.iroasc.-t t, dsyelopr
the ,,.t natural ,ssc.,.s... o., ,,,r rna5nen cgne
trt rr H. mp,s4I bfa,ft az an and thus p-o.
mote thr GREAT i as,r,. n creation.
H. a
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Cotton, by reason Of the demand for the
Factories in this town aud the back coun-
try, still maintains is price here, not.
wthslanding the fall Of J to Z Of a cent IN
New York. Indeed the price here has
never been justified By tho New York
market during the whole season, but has
been govcrncdby The home dcmand'--fdy'
Observer.
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LEST OF MEMRERs ELECT.
TIE SENATE

Two elected from each State, compfi.
ses, when full, iifty.two members, chosen
for SIX years, bot the period Of one.thlrl
Of the body expires every sccoud year
There is al present one vacancy from Ten.
uessec, and one member, Mr. Nicholson
from the same State whose time expires
with tho meeting Of the next Legislature
Of that Stato-ha'lng been appointed hy
the Executive to iiii a vacancy.
The Van Buren, members are dcs!gna.
led by being itdhc;sed.
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., JUNE II. 1871.


Elections for Representatives have beer
held IN all the States except Illinois, which
viii not be represented, as the Governor
doubts his authority to direct a special clcc-
ton, and declined to convene the Lcgisla-
ture on The occasion. The regular cleo
ton takes place in August in That State.
From Alabama and Mississippi We have
not received the resulted the election. they
having 50 recently taken place--but as we
know Tic candidates Of the parties which
predominant IN those States, we may be
safe IN predicting their success, and there.
fore their names are in tie general In, Of
the members which we insert in order To
make II a. cnDnlcle ~ nn.sinLc-
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HIATE or WORTH CAROLINA,
3rEcKLESRURG CoUETY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
April Term, l5il.

!cph Reed
RI. lOdginal Attachment.
s'n.eI Lowfie
A.'st On negro man namod Ca4ar and tract
q, End adlaiaing the lands Of Patrick Johnston,
".'71 McGgughey and others, containing about
si scfta
4 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
That the defendant IL not an Inha5hanl Of this
N'ie O,dfred, thenjorc, that publication be made
y 'iE weeks successfully in tie Charlotte Jour,
~ notifying the said Samuel Lowfie to appeal
epa TIE Justices Of our said Court, 10 be held
iac County Of Mccklenbarg, nj the Court
''le 10 Charlotte, on the 4lh Monday 10 July
md then and there replegy or plead 70 issue,
'aisisc Judgment pro coniesso will be rendered
A4 Ne property lercd On condemned subject 10
3.s'1lIf' = recovery.
Y l,ness, Braiy Oateo, Clerk Of our Said Court
{. o.lea, the TN Monday Of April, 1871, and 61lh
~ Of American Independence.
@'y u, 1911, Printers fee So tbs
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WHAT NEXT 2

The Boston papers notice new speel-
men Of Silk Handkcrchieis, on which is
imprinted Map of the United States, in
colors, which is guaranteed to endure as
long as tho fabric Of the Iandkerchioi.--
The lines, letters, rivers, mountains, &c
are represented to be as clear and distinct
as those of any map IN use, and the whole
appear to be drawn with uccuracy.-Rat.
Register.
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NEW FIRM.
EsETEiUNE a. JOHNSON

any favor them with their patronage. Al
wotk done in their establishment Warranted
10 be made IL the most durable G.anncr aud
latest fashion.
Good Fits warranted Oh OIL occasions.
Charlotie. SEPT, II, 1910. 5IT
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CONDITIONS.

All,hasc who pay IN advance, viii receive fily
two numbers Of sixteen octave pages each, max
ing in a year, voume Of So pages, for 81 80.
10 clubs forwarding 81 free Of postage. Eve ca
rios will DO forwarded; for $40, eight copies; for
SIS. twelve copies; for $40, eighteen copiesi and
fot $50 dirty copies will be furnished,
Ii payment be delayed beyond ihrce months
after the frst number IS received, IN additional
sum Of 3)l per cent. will be invariably eSnelcd.
The trouble and expense which necessarily OF.
tends the colcctloa Of small debts at distance,
will render a strict adherence 10 this rule abso-
lutely necessary.
All leticrs, communications, &c. to The publish.
ers, must come free trom postage, or they cannot
be attended 10.
No paper will DO discontinued until all arrcar.
ages a re paid, except at oar option.
postmastcre, or other gentlemen, disposed tc
give US thoir Influence are respectfully requested
to acl as agents. Address
J. SHERWOOD e.
w. =. RICHARDS.
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NOTICE.

4 IL p-rsans are forewarned from trading FOR
"A NOTES made payable to the t8bscfbef. as
o aris.r-io' Of Daniel Z. Walker, decd. as they
4. been purlolned from bis possession By souic
;, supposed to be one Of his oen negroes; and
persons who gave him notes as adminis,ra-
i, q sad deceased, are notified not to pay them
.-J s-5g but himself
CLARK WEDDINGTON.
Ju3. 1871. i3g
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VOLUME Nj. ]
y. ASBuRY, Editor.
T.J. Hoiton, Proprietor aud Putiisler
TERMS

a. M VA y
I,5 Daiiars and Fifty Cents ifplid in advance
Tire DaliaIs Il not paid within three months
laI Tarte Dollars aud Fifty Cents if no, pait
.al aler tie expiration Of the GEAR No papei
lianued until all arrearages are paid, exec l
Gis. on,un OF the Editor.
u Advertisements inserted at One Dollar pol
rllrc rs lines or less, this sized fype,) for I'll,
t.,. .nsc ton, anl rs cents for each couiinuance
Gol-i advertisements and Sheritis' Sales charred
IS 2er cent. higher; and deduction Of 33l per
q ai!l DC made from the regular prices, ioF ad
y.i..s.rs by tie year,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TUE Bfc,hren of PHALAhX LODGE, No.
A 81, vii celebrate the Anniversary OF 81.
sa NE Baptist in this place, on the 2i,h inst.
aao-auon ui!l be delivered BY Brother selected
ic purpose.
Visiting Brethren from ueigaborinq Lodges are
af,,.ia-ly invited 10 attend, as well as all other
l.ss5as IN proper stauding aud join in The prsces.
$50. +. H. ROSS, Stcfcfaig.
C.4-'ttr Jgas ., 1871. i35
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RO0E-Hi,,dirlg.

NNILLIAM HUNTER would inform his
customers aud the public generally, that
Z. & ,l,I continues the BOOk.BiADlNG BuSi.
't.,' AZ hig old stand, fcs dnafs southeast 81
N' b'anoh Mint, Ic will be happy 70 receive
I'efs In biz line, and pledges himself 10 spare
" pans 70 give complete satisfaction.
4[Otders lal at bi, Shop, or at the Office oil
Is Mocklsnburg JeiIersonian," will receive IN
1eila,c attention..
Ct4,iaits Nay 3, 1871,
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Crnvnt stiticllers

q. Oh Qualities.
Iiacn Cambria ard SIX Pocket Ii4nasrrchjt6
Of Tie best English and French msnuia9io-c-
Gap and spc& manufacturers 42p'tal Siih all
fiad4 III Thinning, such a. Efasdegth., CaF
frou'g satin., Eomb41us, Dlcke5, Itamcs
Bindings, Sc g..
gCIiis our i7sca'i1o lint onr Sta-s n Good
&c sbai! present more tbl1 ordinary Inducements
70 Tie purchasers Of tbl above nr eiea.
JOIN ST. DAVIES & JONES.
ll6 lFiii.am sysfi corner 8fJ5'7,
lhg 81, i-fI 3n Efio Yort
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The Old 4. States Cap, stock,
Shirt, s.inen Collar Il Oiled silk
9a.ANUFAeEGEsA.
.Joh,, ~. D0ries 3. ZONES.

tsuccsssoKs TO LUKE DAVIES AND SOM
LOG William street, corner Of J0Aa.st,eef, flra
doors obore ;.sir Old stand,
NEW YORK.
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Clock & Watch Repairing.
TsEOS. ERGlT,TI,K

AsEOs. EKUI'ELk
ty4-sl ESIiLL continues 70 re-
So GJ pair Clocks and Watch.
n ~ }eg in the very best manner,
~ II requested by the owner
n" 4Esss 10 do 80. lie IS wriI suppl
n. 80 ed with III k.nJ. Of Mate
4. ~. :s..q9ss rials His Stop is IN tic
JswcIry Store Of !. T. Alex
t'r situated South from The Court House, be-
zen 'he " II nson House and the Charlotte
f7t!.' Il VII. b. bis earnest desire to DO work
a'l''y 90 ne merit encouragement.
Charlotte, Jase g. l5ll 3Gf
i D Ills osice shall be as moderate aa posi-
II iar CASH
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Suicide BY a Forger.-Mr. John l.,
Moore, mentioned by US yesterday, as hag-
ing been arrested and under examination
at Murfrccsboro', Tennessee, on a charge
of committing the recent extensive forge
ries on the Bank Of Tennessee, committed
suicide on Friday, tho 9Th instant, IN a
public house nj Murlrocsboro' by hang
ing himself to bed post. Chron.
Importan, to Sufferers from the Tooth
ach.--At meeting Of the London Medi-
cal Society, DR.. Blake stated "that he was
able to cure the most desperate cases OF
toothach (unless the disease was connected
with rhcumatism) by the application of the
following remedy to the dccayed tooth ;
Alum reduced to an impalpablc powder, 2
drachms; nitrous spirit Of ether, Z drachnis.
Mix and apply them TO the tooth.
Genius, like fire, is a good servant but a
terrible master.
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AGENTS.

Cl.G, II. Cochran, Mccklenburg, NC.
Ca-s. W Harris. Mil Grove. \. c.
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FGsllE Subscribers, thankful for the uany favors
n bestowed on them by the public, hope, by
strict attention, to molil a continuance. Having
enlarged their warehouse and made arrangements
to manufacture articles in their line moro largrl Y,
they will be enabled to fll the orders of such a,
win them witt call with promp,ncss. They
would invite The at,onfon oi the merchants to their
stock, where they viii find articles Of every oral
iiy ane priee n their line IN greater variety than
any other establishment b this city. We shall
'ahc much pleasure ~ showing onr goods and 10
not doubt being al'1 to item on such terms as
e'tnoi fail Of giving satisfaction, both At whole.
sale and retail.
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Otsaiin, vcs'lne velvet, boubasn. mode &c;
slain, trimmed with bows, with bosom. plated,
@c Partisan Shcks, very light ard brautiul
article, for summsr wear, entire new style %
which J VI. y & J. would respectfully sllici,
'te attention Of th-ir customers. The superiority
ofouf Caps, Stocks, Sc j. well established by the
constant care taken to render every afuc.s pr.
feet AID durable.
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Cups.

Gcn'iemen's Sporting, TRAVELLING, Opera and
Dress Caps, vonths. chlldren's ard infants. OF
coth, scalc;ts, six yc'yet merino, &c, Of 81 the
newest European aud American SIS les Officers
Of The Army aud Navy furnished with Dress aud
Undicss Caps.
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All lhe different qualities u Patent Leather,
jiplnucd M1sl4n aud liern, sqitalia for coach
aaruess makers, and tie West Iudi4 ana South
American marietta
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shirts

0f'hnon, muslin, aatn and filled, n lrcu
collars, fonts end rfi,haujs, ii The most ap.
proved pattern; aucy Can.l-ic Shirts Of French,
EhgLlsL and Anetlcan ahflcs
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Genius, like fire, is a good servant but a
terrible master.
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Patent Leather.

White, plaid aHd fancy c.lofs. Oiled
Apron, i0r ladies' nisse, and Infants. Oi'cE S
mad. .e;rE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-26

PHILOSOPHY Messrs PURKITT & PoNs, the
gentlemen who favored the citizens of this town
with course of lectures some two years since, are
now lecturing in Massachusetts tocrowded audi
ences. A correspondent of the Newburyport
Herald speaks in very fiattering terms ofthe Lee
lures of Mr.. Purkitt and the examinations by
Pons. We make the following extract, not so
much to compliment Purktt, as for the truth it
contains:
" In teaching morals and religion, too, Mr..
Purkit considered mere instruction very inferl-
or to trGining For instance, instead Of TELLING
a boy to be charitable, his benevoence should be
directed to a suitable object; instead of command
ing him to be just, his conscientiousness should
be exercised by making him act as a juryman in
deciding the petty cases of the school or family ;
and thus he learns By practice what others fancy
Meg have learned by theory
Among the points touched upon in this part OF
the lecture, as near as | can recollect, are the
following: l. Religion must form an important
part of school and family education. This is tc
be done, not by words merely, but by taking chill
dren to the works of Creation, and pointing tc
the hand of God IN all things. 2. Nothing should
be taught in school or church but absolute truth
No doctrines, however useful they may seem
that incomprehensble and contrary to known
truths, should ever be inculcated as matter Of
policg. 3. Children should early be taught the
laws of mind as well as the laws of motter-that
the former are as permanent, invariable, and IN
evitable as the lattet q. The lecturer showed
that when child has performed good or a bad
action, he should be addressed in such manner
as not to draw its mind away from its true re-
ward to something external and uncertain. Vir-
tue rewards itself-vce is its own destroyer. 5
The natural and organic laws are taught one at a
time as it is seen that children are liable to be af
fected by them. So the moral laws should be
taught. 6. All children feel pride and shame, JOY
and sorrow, &c. The true causes of these feel
ings should be explained, SO that they can be per
ceived and understood
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-26
Argus Corresnondence.
KEEP IT IN MIND I!

gus, touching upon the proceedings of the Wing
Convention at Wiscasset last week, had better
know what be talks about before he speaks again
80 far az the main points Of his communication, are
concerned, we have only to say that not of them
lion was directed BY office olders, who were pre-
sent. This is grossly untrue. Wethink that du-
rug the whole day not one holder was pre-
sent, either in The Convention or in the town So
much for the veracty Of the boys who write for the
Argus.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-26

fin Hamburg, the former with conuaband goods and TIE
latter with Tobacco board both seized Shields
lstL ut The Sea was released 26th paying mgated
fine. We see no further ep0rt of the FlOrance.
Ar at Plctou 9th, brig Fnta, burlington, Boston, CT 18th
bark John Odlin, Hanover, Philadelphia. 9th ship North
America, Hail. York. 10th, Pina, burlington, Boston,
In Hampton Roads l7lh brig Carthage, Knapp for Am
serdam ship Orient, Bailey, had gone up James,
Ar at Philadelphia Doth, sch Envoy Clark Bangor
CT at YORK 2Oth, brig Chrstiana, Ballard, Gardiner
Ar at Haven 18th, sch Henry, Berry, Bangor.
81 FIN Providence both, schs Paris, Bangor Pioneer do:
Brilliant dol DARIUS Caravan Victory Elizabeth, and
Providence, Bath
81 fin Warren 18th, sch Lenty, Berry, Bangor.
81 at Thomaston l4h, bark Ludwig, Lemont Orleans
Ar at Gloucester 18th, Othello st George fr York
CT at Apalachieola 7th brig Haowell, smith, York
Ar at Norfolk 18TH sch Napoleon, Bragdon, Bath
Ar at York 18th brig Llewelly, Adams 81 pierres
Mart H. for Bath. C 18th, brig Benjamin. Fogg Thomas
ton.
Ar at N London lfth sch Enterprise, Perry, Gardiner
Ar Newport 18th, sch Ontario Sheifurd Camden for
York
Ar at Providence 18th. sch Ceylon, Delano Bath Sid
Volant Globe; Telegraph, Chase, and Eliza Nancy,
Bath
Ar at Bristol 10Th, sch Fonax Nichersun Bath.
Ar Boston 94th schs Clio Holden, Bristol Me; Caro-
line, Cunningham, Wscasset
Ar at York 22d, Halloweli, Smith, st Marks.
Ar at Alexandria 19ih, Coral, Ranlet Thomaston.
81 FIN Savannah 17th New York, Merrill, Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-26
From the Atlas of Tuesday morning.
Great Fir. Loss of Lit.


great fire, accompanied by the loss of many
lives, occurred at Syracuse, N. Y. on last Friday
night. 1t broke out about ten O'clock in car
peners snop, on the west side of the Oswego canal,
at distance perhaps of 100 yards from its juncture
W it'll the Erie Canal.
From the combustibe nature Of the materials,
the fire extended rapidly, and attracted as well
large ofcitizens and strangers las the MEM
bers of the FIRE department, who were promptly on
the spot and proceeded with their usual alacry and
daring to extnguish it, A barrel of gunpowder
which unknown to any, unless it were the proprie-
tor, had been recently stored upon the premises,
gnited and exploded with terrible effect.
Not less than thirty persons instantly killed,
and from forty to fifty wounded, many of them 30
badly as TO leave no hope for their recovery. The
extent Of the calamity is by means yet known, as
some persons were known to have been thrown into
the canal, and numbers missing. When the
cars left Syracuse on Saturday morning, at eight
O'Clock, the citizens were engaged in letting the
water out OF the Oswego canal in order to recover
the bodies ofthose who had been thrown into it.
A railroad car despatched to Auburn for med
cal aid, as it was impossible for the physicians at
Syracuse or in the neghborhood to attend to all the
sufferers.
Five persons were found dead in AN Hoesen's
blacksmith shop, in addition to the above. whom it
was impossible to recognize From seven to ten
more whites were blown to pieces. and their re-
mains can only be collected in fragments. Three
or four blacks, names unknown, wefe also among
the killed.