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AniInal NlagnefislIiI.

NHE Philosophy 81 .1niasal .aiasntfisn,, toge-
- thsF with ne system 81 Manipulating a
oet 6. 1872 J Il Beard 4 CO.
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aa9gA9gaG40 NE9ae 5.
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER FOR SALE this yalusb q EARN,
u situated ia Jefferson county, Virginia, %
the SmithGeld and Haepers-F Ferry Turnpike, nd
the winchester and Potomac Rail-rosd, sqni-
distant from Charlestowu and Harpsrs-Ferry,
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4 ee,neral assortment Of
Stocking Yarn

YDLAcK, ersy Mixed and Waite Stocking
- Yarn, Of beautiful qnalityi Tor sale oy
San, 81. J MILLER.
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EyTtHE LARGE BRICK HfOTjNF. a..
! ing De Public Saasre, ana nearIg 3 lesi1s
The Post oEics q : :
April q, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

nREAsT PiPEs, Nipple Glasses, ard Child
- rehAs sucking Bottles, just reeeiyea By
Sept. q An cRipLER.
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os 80 3 ''i isi J. s 8 : E WV :
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HOPS
Co1lfectionary.

HyHE subscriber has just received 10 addition
10 his former stock, $50 LBS CAM
nv. assorted I'll Dbl Soff Shell .9lnonds--
6 boxes best bunch Raisias-1 Dbl Hibets-r-l
b6t. Paim .Alts. S. n. .aLLENQNG. &
Oct G 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
EENsRaBLE RIsAINIscENcHs.

VI nsiiaaly character GsSocialeR srith
tfspast history of .4itsanariI.
TO IHE EnaTaf % stas AsEx AspslA ea.zkrsE.
|romshe eHslll Resollheilens1 aud PiivA,e Met
nous n w 1.sie aa4 Shflaetsf 81 MlAShiagt
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Cheap Beaver Cloth, and
Dthcr Cloths, or every shade,

HyoGErHER with splendid assortment Of
Cassimeres and Satiinels, a half me
former prices. Also, beautiful ASSORTMENT 81
MeFin6 and silk Nesiings.
Oct &c. c " AISQpITH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

the use and purposes uf the Post Office Dep,rtn .,,.
and no postmaster shall. hereafter under any pre.
teucs Whatsoever. h Vssr receive. or retain fnr him.
self ia the aggregate, more than five thou sand dol.
lars, including salary, commissions. boxes, and all
other fees, perquisites' aud cmolumeuts. of anv
'nSnto or character whatsoever, and for any service
Whatsoever.
No 203 For ship. steamboat, and way letters.
twenty thousand dJllIrs.
No 2Oi For Wrapping Pspcr. sixteen thousand
eight hundred dollars.
No 2o5 For Office furniture. (6r Offices Of post.
nass'ets9 four thousand six hundred dullnrs.
NO 2O6 For advertising thirty three thousand Eve
hundred dollars.
N" 2OI For mail bags twenty thousand dollars.
NO. Oo t"f blanks, thirty thousand dollars.
NO 2O9 For maui locks, ke,s and stamps. ten
thousand dollars. ~ w"
No 2lO For mail deptedauons ami s,cc;,l ,r,,,.
iwenty-eight thousand dollars.
No2ll For clerks FOR offices. q q IN Jc,r,. ,o.,.
masieTs) two hundred thousand dull,rs -
No PIP For misc lancous fhy.eirb, ,L,...l
dollars Provided That the President ana a. D.
mle'er GcDeral shall have the same p,,,., :, -
Ter tends from one 10 another head of nrp,,,....-.
between the foregoing appropriations. made Co. ~.
service Of the General Post Office. as the Pr,.;d,n,
and any other head Of an Executive Dcpnr,mep,
now have TO transfer funds appropriated under one
head to the service OF another. IN any other Lranch
Of the public service.
JOHN WHITE.
S2cabero y The House # Reprrscutaiiuss.
SAM'L l. SOUiuAED.
President ~ he Senate pro nsnigcrc.
Approved, May, Is, 1912. 81.
JOHN TYLER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
From the Madis1nian


The short sighted policy in cutting down the Ma
w estimates 10 slch an eNelt, has been u u, rs To
all lovers oGour c~Ouatry's slleIy,a matter Of much
regret, particularly az this time. IL has put u ouI
OF The power OF four patriotic Secretary OF the M.
W 10 render 10 this, the right arm OF our defence,
That efficiency 50 necessary 10 It's own high standing
and the dignity Of our country. At This hour, whilst
We are negotiating with England. and her steam
ships ore lowering round our cOas and penetrating
into our bays and harbOrs. we are wasting our men
and the resources Of our country in idle deUltc and
virtually submitting t. any terms by diminishing
the already Inefficient strength Of our Navy to-
point below what the most common prudence might
shrink from.
In room Of this lukewaun policy. were the wish
es Of the whole People 60 be consulted. the Navy
would be placed IA such m attitude as To repcl
force BY force, and in the event Of war, instead Of
being cooped up IN our bays and rivers and seeing
perhans Onrs soil p,llu'el bg nreign mercenaries. we
should be able TO "cauy the war almost into 4
frica"
Our country is u behind none m patriotism valor
and every element which constitutes uaiiDnl
strength. Our soil abounds in mineral treasure an.
aud our people have on ingenuity and Industry Tia
knows no limit.
Whilst discussing these matters. ! cannot pass IN
noticed an ingenious, though simple. cDuinyaure
which has lately been patented by Messrs, Kerr &
Graui.o Of Pittsburgh. 10 The construction Of iron YES
sells Their plan combines great strength with buo,
any '''s'ss ~ i"fWiug the hull Of ditCfCu
idlrs or lining attached tO ribs Of Lor Il iron. racI
coat OF lining being independent Of tho other in a
lateral as well as cfuss direction. and Turning
succession Of kHeed experimentation 10 pecu
lar construction were The whole outside coating q
be entirely demolished, we have still a boat as SAT-
and water.lgh us ever. A model has been submit
geo 70 lhe most scientific men in ihis city, who hly,
oil gwen % their unqualified approval. This bein
au american improvement. We hope those blvip
the authority Will avail themselves Of % iu The con
sFuc'ion Of iron steamboats, 6r river and lake De
fence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
TwENTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. J p KENNEDI'S REPORT.

MI J Il hL-NNLD1 - hEiOkI
The most important matter submitted 10 the
House dCring the morning, was a report from the
on commerce by MIR Kennedy Of Mdtho
Chairman fihe Committee
Tn Report is in answer To a number Of memo
rial and resolutions referred To The mmiI rrla-
ting To The trade and commerce ofthe country.
srems TO have been most thoroughly considc rcd
The following extract which | copy from the lead.
ing portion of Inc manusCr pit will give you some
idea Of lie matters considered.
The topics presented by these several resolutions
and memorials impo5e upon the Committee The nc.
cessiiy OF SUB "IuiGg general review Of our com.
merce and navigation, rs may be suplosed To iunu-
cnce the prosperity OF this great department. Of our
National &C uomy. They suggest say The commit
tee, an inquiry.
1t Into the effect Of Revenue laws on foreign
Commerce.
2'd Into the valle ola system ofdutics adapted
TO The protection ofdumesiic labor.
81 Into such conditions of intercourse with other
nations as are better calculated 10 promote recipro-
cal c. ImCrrc, and consistent with Ibis inquiry, "a
consideration ullhe policy Of counicryaiiu g dulles
agaiusi foreign restrictions,
4h ir'o ihc state ui our navigation ond n notice
Of such measures a may be necessary TO cAlargo
our commercial marine.
9Th lulo the nature and eject Of the CONNIE rcial
arrangements existing between IN, TuiIcd SilIos
and the Colonial possessions of Great Britain,
and
9th Into The eHpcdiency of regulating nn in'ard
commerce with c~OnIiguUs countries by the allowance
Of drawbacks.
The report discusses a'lIhcsc topics in a ye y able
and slatssmanlike manner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
Outside.

CoNGREsS-THE APPoRTIoNMENT BILL
ThePresent Congress has manifested a religious horror
for the expenditures Of The navy and army aud yet
the lower hose has pissed au apporIionment bill
which will increase that body fom the present NUN.
Der To 3O6, n body far too large for wise legislation
and far too expensive FOR republican economy.
THE aPPorionment bill has however. gone to the
Senate and met with some opposition there. The
motion to fix the ratio at $4,000, which would ma
terially reduce The number ofmenbers ia the house .
was on Friday ~negatiyed IN The senate by a vote Of
yeas 10, nays &c. On 1000, vote IL. to 81. on rs.
O0o-voie l6 to 80. On "a COZ, vote ~ to 81. on
74,39I, vote % to %. o. ~ l3. vote %. 81. On
7l.l43. vote 25 to 81. this was carried. but after.
wards reconsidered, and pending The discussion the
EAnate adjourned TO Monday.
We hope aud trust that sufficient strength will be
brought 10 bear upon this question in the senate To
reduce the aPPJrtonmenl at least one IhIrd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

John. put the fires cu,. throughout the house
leave nota coal on the pahnr hearth, m blaze in IN
dining room nor smoke in the kitchen" Why, ms
ter. IL is very cold, besides the cook cannot get n
dinner without fire in The kitchen"
81 don't care. | burnt my finger with the hot pc.
ker, and ! am determined never 70 have any more
ebnut The house. Dat with it. out with il. I say IL
was done according 10 order. be, the man soon found
his toes too cold To stand it. aud was in a bld n, for
dinner that day.
How Is 1t with those who, because they have had
their fingers burn: by over banking. cal for the de.
rtruction. Fire is a good servant, hut a hard mas.
ter, and may sometimes burn orr fingers; but he !.
really not very wise, who would destroy il. l. the
other wiser
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

happ'nen does not 70 much consist IN having
much 20 enjoy. o. IN the faculty d. eni1y 4 IrIc2
lie who cannot be happy Without taking great pains
VIII sIways hLd his pains greater Than biz happr
ne@ IL vas q beautiful thought OF AIdls1n's that
one msn ohon takes more pleasure iu The contempla.
uon oi . hne es,aie. than another does in Tie pos.
session The iOrmer derives much pleasure from
we e'iaie' without being bufdened with The care Of
Fla'enion. The latter burdeneI with The care Of pos
ses1on. derives little pleasure from The estate. The
one hnds an estate BOZ ihc beauties. he other finds
no beauties Boz The estate. The possession of en-.
loymo"t ts better Than the enjoyment Of posses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

+ NrRAL AMERICA.-We copy the GlIuv-
ing from the Honduras OJsery er Of Ihe 2l>t uIt.
Since our last we have heard from Guatemala.
iTam a quarter ON which we have every reliance.
news that "a lis consequences may he of The utmost
Importance To the GIuIe well beng Of this srulc-
meni. IL will Ire in the recollection of our renders
that some months since, General Murphy PASSED
through Bi!iZe in bis route from the United STATES
20 Central America. Gen Murphy was charged with
a m'ssIO1 from the President OF the United Slares
10 The President 81 Central America, and we under.
stand The General has off rcd The mcdiiali, N of his
government IN The mater Of The disputed TERRITORY
Of san Jan de Nccarsgua, between The Central A.
mericans AID the King Of The Mesquite nation.
We are furhe- informed Ilul Gen NuTphy is Ia
boring To prevent the English from getting possession
Of ihc port offs nto ThgmIs in The Gulf OF Dulce-
SLn'o "hOmas was granted 10 The Eastern Co1st Of
Central America Commercial and Agricultural Com.
pany0n certain nnd!tions,w hIt h II isa lleEed Laven not
been fulfilled. This company has been Tor some limo
negotiating with a company in Belgium Cor The sale
OF lUO ,OOO acres Of lane IN their territory Of VEN
Paa. King Leopold warmly Interested himself on
behalf Of his subjects .doal a'chtd O zig of war winch
has been for some iiue o. SIuto Thomas, and n Col
DE Puydi, charged especially to survey aud report
10 hIln' the King, before The nCgo iafiOns would bs
concluded. Finding hat the cumpany's claim TO
SanIo Thomas was dsPuiod,De PuyJ',in order 10 get
II confirmed offered on Inc part OF The king of he
BeIgIans 10 guarantee the payment ct 81 LOO, 900 in
Ten yearly lHsialmeHs e $1,000 each. Gen Muir
ply then on the pau olihe United States offered iCIhe
grant were ubHulicd aud lie Town and port Of Sanio
Ihomas eslah lshed as q free port. lhot his gov ern-
ment would afford every facility and assisinnce, by
furnishing cannon, munIlIon Of war and other rrouI-
siles; end by working ON The feelings Of the Genial
AmeIeans' who are 81 present much exuspeTutcd
against Colonel MucDouald's il judged interference
nj san Juan, our niuTmltO leads Tvs 10 believe that
he will succeed is obtaining his deslre.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
CINCINNATI BoATS-

This spring presents. rs it were. an era in steam.
boa,ing on the ohin. NY The establishment of a splen-
o'd line OF boats from Cincinnati Ia PiusSursh.-
These boats are new AMI superior m speed and ac-
commoda,ion to anything on the river. The
Rainbow and West Wind were lately pat on the
line. and ifthere ever were raslers on water they
are The Little Ben and Montgomery are also Of
the same character. We advise all traveller, to
take This line OF boats il they can get it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

EGGS fROMrHE BuCKEYEs-A B,ctoy,
Yankee, O. lew dBy. aao. .bipp.t 7O 1911. .g 49,
from Cleveland ro Busroul Earh barrel ,o,,,,o,l
~ d1z. The Cleveland Herald saws fHsy erggrI, d,
De som 90 near Boston as To- furnish g5,s ws,
ftum tle ut.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
COAL SURVEY.

On Saturday last we accompanied the commiuee
OF the council on coal banks, to The entry through
Wheeling Hill, beginning on the east side Of Mar
Fet street and extending entirely through
The following are extracts from the minutes @,
the survey by John GAcIr.s'. Esq. Beginning on
The east side OF Market street m Fin alley. thence
up Elm alley. 43 feet 10 m ruth Of entry. thence n
So Z los feet. " SO f - feet. " 10 r 1872
feet, thence n 709 + 22l feet. Thir is near the
lowest point in the bank and is Supposed once To
have been uHder the summit ofihe hill. thence n
6Oo + l52 feet, the present summit of The hill. or
fhe dividing line between the cal belonging to the
city and the coal belonging 20 tn, estate ol y ,ah
Zane. Thence n 4io Z 2Is feet, n 75o E 2Js
feet To east mouth Of entry. The measurement over
abe bill gave some lille difference. owing doubtless
TO ImpracIicability ofleveliing and drawing chain
on the uneven ground. The true measurements
were as follows
Inside. Outside.
ia SOP Yves, oC spmmi,
426 44I east q, spmm;,
The bun Of the coal ranges 5 To- r. aud n 7Oo
west and the face n 30 Z and S 2Oo west. Whe
Gher thus is the range Of other beds in lhis measure,
we do not know.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

For the service Of the General Post Office for re
year eighteen hundred and forty two. in comCorm,tv
10 The act Of sccond Of July, eighteen hundred and
ihiHy-siK, four millions four hundred md eighty.fve
thousand and nine hundred dollars; viz
No 2Gl For transportation OF The mail. three mil
lions one hundred aud fly thousand dollar.
No ~ For compensation Of postmnsicp, nine
hundred uni dty thousand dollars; Provided. how.
ever That in addition 10 returns now required 10
be rendered by pJstmasters, 10 shall be Inc dutv or
p'simlsien, NJ New York. r sion. PhIladelphin g,L
umJre and New Orleans. and The other several ri.
lies Oi the Union, each and every year hereafter. In
renuer a quaneryearly account 10 the P1stm1sfc,
General, uuder ooth, iu such form as Inc latter shall
prescribe, for The purpose Of giving full fTsct t
this prpviso, OF OH emIlunents or sums by hem
respectively received ior boxes. or pigeon bol.g -.
Other rccep'acles lr letters or rapos. and by tb.,,
ch'Tsed Tor 10 Individuals or Tor The delivery or
leuofs or papers at or from any place fn either ~
'1ii ciiies, other Than he actgaI post office ar s,.L
riiyi aHd Of aIl CmJlumcnfs uceiDts. ord r,,g,.
ll'i have come % their hands by reason Of kespip,
o'nch post offices 200 either Of said Giles. anil if from
snln accounting, % shall appear that he nett amount
received 7y elth'r %. the pJsrm tstors nj eitbrr of
'Hrn ciiins, iof such boxes and pigeon bpIos. and
o'Nef recepiacIes i0r letters and papers. and f1r De.
'''Ns 'e.lefs 90 papers az " from any place
'l ,lInof Ut snid cities, Other Than said p1si Office,
lnd ~ reason Of Keeping a branch pIst om-e bon ei.
Tier Of said cities, shall In the uegfegato. exceed The
som Of ihreo ihousand dollars IN any one year. such
'fces5 shall 30 paid 10 The Postmaster General, for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS

No lb5. Annniiies and grants J1siah n. vyebb
per act OF twelfth December eighteen hundred and
ele'en' pity dDlat.i Rachael DJhmin. ner ACT a ,
m'frn' e ghieen hundred andsoyentecn. three hun.
s,'u dollars EIiztboth g. Perry. per act Of second
MACH eighteen hundred anil fvenry-,1e. F,,
hundred doi1ri Elizabeth NJ Perry. per act Of
scconi March, eighteen uunIrol n ID ,yspfy on,
my o9il1nj making 90 40 niae huudfcd dollar
no TO- Pr sufvcy o. The Gust of the U1rsJ
oia'e'' inclHdlng compensation 10 ursrn,s1Je,.
90. 's.i.ilnin one hundred fhJu t.ld collars
NO ~ For iho IDinu1fiJu Of Inc 1rvcy of
'ne northern ant s1uti1m lakes Of The u. stats.
twenty thousand dollars 70
40 III, For completing survey or he b,unIlry
2ei''een he State Of Michigan and Territyr, Of
"sN'1s1n. seven thousand dollars
NO IT, To enable fhe President Of The U1ifeY
9'''cs 70 cause be made and completed an erpIla
''" ana survey vt that part %. the n,rih.e 1sror1
D'unIay if1e Di The United States and he 4,Ii4cepr
.ouniy which separate HE States Of Maine apJ
We" Hampshire from The British provinces. am
'yf completing maps Of surveys already made. and
'''e' WORK, according % estimates. ~sivty.sIr rb1u.
ana 'Ireo HUNDRED and ono dollars aaI seven five
cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

NOB SUMNER COATs-3O pieces IRISH
~ LlNEN OF didereni qualities. just received
and iOr sale very low by
BRENTLiNGER & s-HALLCROsS.
Jun los Market squnre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

CoLuMBr., s. c. Aug. 26-We have not heard OF the
sale of single bale of fine Cotton this week There has
been little Going in the poorer qualities al 81 cents.
We continue quotations ~ 81 ceats. which merely
nominal.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 27.-The operations in Upland Cot
ton since the doth instant have been very limited Buyers
have taken during the week but $40 bales The following
the result viz IS at ST; ll3 at 5 SO at So 81 at ST. 81
at 30 at OF 81 at 81 at7s Is at III AZ at73; ~ at 81
and bags at 81 cents per To- The receipts of the week
5ts bales The sales Long Cotton are Is bales Sea
Island at IA and 10; and bales stained do and cents
per Ii.
Rice-The transactions in Rice embrace GOA terces
The sales have generally been in favor Of the buyer The
following IS the result l0s at AZ 262 al and
- 76ths per 00-Nothng has been done in rough rice
Nrw ORLEANS, Aug 20.-Transactons in Cotton have
peen very limited owing to the small stock sale; and
but for the interest excited the arrv of few parcels
character The receipts of during the week amount
IN all to oo bales ana the staple pronounced to be supe
lor' AS to color, few OF the parcels look very well
Ter parcels closing from good mjddlng to Liverpool fair
We notice the sales of the follows viz 20 bales
La and Miss crop, at 7 10 do at II; IL do at g. 40
do at So IL do at az lido at III and 80 do at 7322 old
crop at s. 81 do at 69c25 North Alabama at g. and 50
Western Districts at SIC.
There is no improvement to notice in the demand for
Sugar few small parcels have been taken for shipment
to the North but principally all that has been bought is
destined for the Western markets. Our quotations for In
feror to good ordinary Ut cents; common to fair st
prime A AZ cents per To- The asking rates on plan
taon a 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03
Corn Trade.

Flour is quiet here Wheat is quiet Corn is quiet We
have material change to notice in any of these at
cles.
The receipts Of western produce particularly wheat at
Buffalo astonishingly light Notwithstanding the ad
vanced state Of the business At Cleveland they
to keep pace with previous seasons The importa
ton of oats appears to have ceased altogether
Sales of wheat continue to take place at 81 cents which
1000 bushels Illinois taken the Goth ult by
one of the Black Rock mers A lot OF good Seuben vile
four via Cross Cut Canal $50 bbls brought 81 but
almost any Of the fancy brands bring six cents barrel
Corn in better demand and 80 cents has been Of
fered but there is none unsold in the market.
The of -four and wheat via canal ct Cleveland
during the last week in August were heavy averaging H.
900 bushels wheat and 5000 bbls -four per diem fol-
lows From 22na 2sh Aug lsA2, Wheat 70 ao4 BUSH
Flour 81 Sal bbls making the total canal receipts at that
place during the first twenty seven days OF Aug, as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

100 July M Annawsn DO clean; ss Com,lia, NIB 100 sp
home PT ins SB s bb
Gs ao N a de- Psn,%i F River 70 de- RGseGs NIB lU
% be sent home in the Olive Eliza direct t. New Bedford
90 lstteI from Hope of NIB her Faya July iiwith
'OO 0ol' 'p oil on board s,,
Vienna Of and from Baltimore for Port Prince. Aug h
WIN franklin from for Turks Island, Aug off
me from Portland for Cuba Aug 2s off South shoa of
Foreign Ports.
HtLIF.x, Aug ear Union, Conrad NYorh; Palm Phla-
, IGas NB Aug a ssh ES Columbia Philadelphia Cid
eSGS and y RSs RS T lSg
Ss' S1Sa rs s
s softlG c'Tsi
IaSes Bridge Lord Ramsay dos NssiS Whiishsysin
HsRR vVsa5 Ss Sn
s oM lG: H Ey sns d v Bote B
dem, and Robert Anne Londsn Lord Maidstone, LvepoOli
MAEAe Aug O-In port Cora for Philadelphia, days.
,PoiSr PrTRr Quad Aug Gin port Schools from Bangor,
d;g; Eclipse, Of and for Bath, TO-
fRlsDap American dss' se a pG' in port The
Emeiine OF Philadelphia, sailed days previous for ST Tho
Curacao Aug BIN port. Naagsnsett and Ontario. desti
Ia GvArRA. Aug ii-In port Emily Eicott, of and from
Bly, hr.,n May sIn port Logan dg for EuESpe su%aa
United States Ports.
GARDNER, Aug 2s-Ar Kennebec, Cadz Sid w Walk
fosILASD Aug se-A Thames. Hay voga Turks sd Isl
al s% Hero
Ss:Fas A ss @ n SYef Ash
BAH ss%f sG %sys md &f ssa
ghi, Aistu RonSos Grand Island sPpshaanCsh 9"ssn
CLARION Tsss Albany; Benz BisslS~ jasper and Abbot;
& as :dS Ga q ass Fl MssSHss sxs
S%aS Joins INF G ssT sSpct5 'ni
eS Point sna P Ssw
Ostrich, Bonaire; Mary, Charleston ,,
Albany R sseSsm AS sA jane FA'dsDAa Herald
nd SD s
FALL RIVER Aug as-Am Yanuc, New York. Sid Joseph
%%S And Rc%0; Gen Banad Vienna and
Ss'5sS i@A% ssS Pa$ss% dssad Gallon via New
doa 9Sis o Lady
Mpdsae os G NeeG E Ssw sr%d
GRANTEE Boston; Orozimbo do; Rushing Flash, and Pow
the h. Sonnet
BALTIMORE Aug si-sld Gen Marion RIO de Janeiro Nile
ALEXANDRIA, Aug sO-sld sophrona. Barbadoes Coral.
NORFOLK Aug 30An Dan Francis, Boston; Richard, do;
Antilles Thomastoncame in from Wednesday last, and
driven York Syst where she grounded, and
He'd to throw Of the in order to get oil;
s SSs
Francis Stanton from Rotterdam wig orders; James Gray,
Industry, Baltimore for New Bedford poacea and two bIgs
herm briggs came in from this afternoon and the
Roads Sid Vginian NYok Goth, James POWELL Baltimore
for Nassau.
WARRINGTON, NC Aug 22-An Myers Fowler; 23d, Smith,
Duran Pampico Pugh Mary Jane Brooks Cid 22d Mirrer
cath, Cashier Boston.
SAVANNAH, Aug 2s-An Poland, (late Castof) Havana
Captain c. died the seventh day he belonged to New
port, RI
Nrw ORLEANS, Aug acid Emporium, Boston, Orleans,
Sears, NYork Uncas, Havana. Arr Charles William, Tho
maston.