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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

a pc BUUDELuoUc, MI. LI3EON, PORTUGAL.
IKE scieItlc ccnbissios Of r,T.irts OF wGn there
y fls eonpo..d have tbsm he w2adsr spa ssr J.
sfion o. the world Tty known ~ Esropa be
only PREPARATION discovered that has ~ svvstiY
a IN producing TIE monthly tarps Tha certainty IN oil
being that tAsy deing
er slough always mt safe and heclhy sy srr eers to
The direetoas translated into En9sh and euveorsd
,o.nd r,th the seal q ne mgSssr sarped 5sh SGs cog
rectons have siguature OF Dr. H. MELVEA asthoriard
agent for the Continent OF Amsioa
1sy sa1 Be tSns%it,ss By m. % any r.r q the uaYa
he United States Once, IL, Liberty rrt, ssar rsenwic
sct Price 4s-haif boxes 81 No half bo,ns nat by malt
Sol Boston. Saem Latrvs air~etsd 70 Dr. r.
Nrv.au l2M Ncr Yors viii r,h td sfs .tten
n- Al, '-f- - ~e,tpsid uulssr money
NOTICE-In consequence Of the removal Of the Post Office
The Of Box 22i vhc all letters must hcrersr be
addressed, instead oil -, as heretofore. jy2Hc
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MADAME KESTELL.

MADAME kESTELls.
EENALE PHYSICIAN, O6ce azd rsSidsuss, ~ GrssE
wich street, Courland and Lberty streets, wbsfs
she consusd with thc astsst sondence complaints
i3cidskf to, the fcnalc frame
Madame Resss experience sns rn5wcdgc in ths
Of obstinate srDao r,exul wy sopags uppTssor
Se zach raaue tyt al -ys 70 effect perfect
s,.s arifirs proper medical attendance during eoane
o,or sdspo.toa ws bs accomaodatcd daras snoh 5a,
gh private and rcptcctabc board.
Preventive p.va-" for married ladies', whosr dsissss
ccsriocs hnl iorbts pd Increase Of fsmsy will es
na Irt Of the United Stsirs pco s. psSk
ssc All letter. (po, psdl addressed 20 box 1859 New York.
Soston Office. No. EssaI street
~. B.-1h,ae eucosipg money peed pay postage.
NJ. B.-Msdnrc HES1'ELL would isforn iadles rsi6sng
OF the ctr, whssc health would sdm Of rragcg
tbs, she vo.d deycte her p.ons ntpdnsr tbe in any
,f .he Uptcd States within srssopsbc distsnos.
NOTICEIn consequence Of the removal Of Post Okee
the No Of Boz 2s9 10 which all letters nus hfreatr be
addressed, instead u sos, AS hcrstofoie. ~ yzsrc
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panaess for all dseases Of the Lungs and Breast

81 the greatest dlscOverIes 0l modern
science; Of ell The many compounds put forth
ture, not remedy Re named, which has in
short Of TINS, acquired such unbounded cor
with the public and has performed such miracuou, and
which has mred and received much euogum from the fa
Guilty aud Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from ,ourcs, q that curs hay. bee9 ct
Blood Liver Compl,in Pain the Side breast Rising
q Tickling n the Throat, Palptson of the Heart,
Of csiomel and other causes and Coasumption which
has baed the skill Of eminent medical practitorers
when invalid: were given up a. hopssss BY h.v.
been radically Thss in ,hs hands Of the psuprs
TOR certificates Of which would astonih crsdu
y itself they made known the world To those who
Afflicted with the above diseases; give this medcns
fair trial yen vii then be convinced this ID miserable
compound but safe and powerful remedy, and that it, cura
CiyrIor-From the great popularity q this medicine, per
name Of WILD EHERRY attached Therefore Be cautious
Az for the original and only genuine preparation from this vau.
pr sSays.s Compcead sygp Of wild Cherry. friueiD.l
Dg Mso-. corner Of Broadway and John ,.sss, New
York; n. A. Sands ss Bowe!y, Ney York Z: Warner,
ao5 Bsek1 street. New Ycrk Hsviland Reese Co., NJ York,
Andrew Oliver, Co, New Qrlesns L. B. Swan and NJ
Wigslov, Kochss,er " r. 81 Adams, and F. Klsne
Ts Broad Newark !, John s. Harrison, salem Mass
J. H. Pierce. .anwx Hall Maiden Lane, Albany N. York;
Mass; James Green Co. Worsester, Mass; t. Ho
idss SMSslo n !; Grant sGstes PGuShksp.. York
East Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens, Boston. Mass r. M
Cshen x Co., Charleston, 3. T.. jas 3m*
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUpTURED PERSONS

HULL'S TKUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
~ PERSONS afflicted with Ruprures may rsdy
- Nupon the besI instrumental aid the world affords
~ y,n application at the Ofhce, No Vesey street
/orto to either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United States. Be careful to q.
anime the back pad Of Hul Trusses they endorsed
upon GOOD without his signature.
Many pcnons have undertaken vend limitations OF Hulls
celebrated Trussa and Thousands imposed upon
quence These limitations be relied they
6y unskilfu msch.res and bc~ than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms been fitted No. vessy strss exclusively
fer ladies' having entrances frsm the business
where frnsls is attendance
emsle p0ftertS. Ill lmYc
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RHEUMATIC ILLS
DR. COVEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well known to
- be the only article which will the Nhumatism either
nammstory chronic; and for proof Of the assertion will
aks those suffering from ts complaint the fol-
lowing certihcate:-
NEw YoRK, December 10th, 1874
Da CovEL-
Dear sI cannot in justice 70 mysef and suffering hu
msny let this without expressing my
ds 70 for your Rheumatic Fills have trouslsd for
long time with rheumatism, and have
with physicans and have received but tring relief
This Fall attacked very seyerelyit located in my
Shoulders and which siithe situation
csnno describe then commenced taking your Pills
received Immedae relief and en.irely will
with PLEASURE satisfy those who wish for information with
gard TO the astonishing effects of Pills, they will take
the uouble 10 call on me- Most respectfully yours,
&. w. PERKINS,
- 4sD Pearl St N. Y
We will also refer TO Mr. Alexander Welch IS NassIu srees
better known sandy WEIGH; Mr. PetGh 76 Broadway;
tapsu Truman or Green and Houston 10
husdnds Of otnsrs.
H. Mosei5 9S John street, only wholesale agent md none
genuine without his written sgnau upon the red ebcl
,chsd sch boxPricr 80 box Also etaed In ths
city % John A Hil Greenwich st; Dr. Coye s5
Sullivan 81; Haock, i7e Spring ST. Gobsndsin, M lgh
Avenue; Gulon Of BowsIy and Grsnd and
Grand, and A. +. Wheeler ia Cherry iaiI In~sc
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
ssO So LIBERTY STREET

(UV TTAIEE.1 =
DALESbE, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
n. always hand largo Of dnner and
p'sS white ,rd gs French rorceB well Dinus cnt
DsSssyt fate OF AL assorted Dishns Soup Tureens
.oye Dishes, sa!sd bows, Eruit BaAss. Cusard, sss
stsEda
Also Fancy Tea sen srd Rich Decorated spes Se.s.
Also Tee d Chocolate Ware. utk frcnca md ArreresR
shsne
All the articles o. tis best saaly, ssa "
sold iibefsl forns and IN lots Hpitspzrchssey.
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AMERJCaN hAlh DYE
WARRtNTEp, f siricy applied according 10 direction
" to change the hair from other color beautifr
auburn PERFECTLY jet black without staining irritating the
skin, like other Hair Byes.
Prepared only by DIX JAYNE No 20 South Third street
Philsdsph,a: Pries 50 cens Sold by the Agents A. D.
Broadway. j2l linen
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RAGS.
% No,3 do
so sPE HIS Trieste.
60 = Sicily Rags. .oc
For sale by IPERSSE & BROOKS,
is6 rro no e6 and " NaseeuJstxsse-
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lasys{NlsslfaEs
fASIlLLE5 DE pnalS.
fpApIl IlIL' Nf.EGN

tPARlS LOZENGES)
THIS valuable, mild and harm medicine for the positive
of Bronchitis and violent colds whether
Of long adns, be obtained by wholesale
tehch Drug Depot Of Carnes II iske &c Liberty the
original Of the article United States and
whoesale ard retail by Rustsn & Co., no. Mlhau 183
Chiffon s3 and Adams Olif $50 Broadway, and by all
other noted chemists and aud
NorcEhe above medicine has been praed under
which purchasers cautioaed aans, The genuine
article boxes, bed with the Of
dIi lm.ec CARNEs Il HASKELL.
MEDICAL ADVICE
lOCTOK LAMERT is still conidentiay consulted, his
- old Office So Gold between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases OF d.cas his treatment being nid and
Iudicous requires neither ercnry restraint Diet him
drance from business, Recent cured in
days. ii.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from atoo frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds
:et youth aud thereby causing nightly emissions and event
1aiy contraed npotency engage the Or strictes ateon
Gs beng % restore the sys!em mentally and bodily to
sTRCTURES dissase frequently existing without the
patient oeing the least aware sometimes caused by
nen OF uanitiaed msdca Tetenders and omsmes by hs
aeRect of the parties themselves, by the Dr. eectusly
cured, without pain or inconycnience.
The Doctor being o the few qualified advertising Sur
ycons Ia he city guarantees perfect charge made
bclters postpait enclosing e Immediately attended
medcins with advice, sent ~ part Of the United States
OthcA 63 Go'S EtINst Open from AN. 70 Phi.
ja7 lmsm
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ID IdE LADIES.
DR. HULDS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPER

IIENO .HBUOMINsdL SUPPCHTEHS
THIS new Instrument for be radical cure OF
Prolapsus Utsrl, or Falling OF the Womb,
BY external application, surerseding ths use
OF the ohjectional Pessary, is confidently re-
perfect restoration to health, il newer having
failed OF performing cure, even under the
mosl aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high
character ~ Europe NJ wsll 20 in this country
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PROFE.S SOR VAN ROY'S
PATENT TARNISH
THIS COMPOSITION, for which two patents have been
granted in Paris Professor Van Roy to pre-
keep cellars and Easements perfectly dy destroys
mulate.
The usefulness and beneficial results Of the Patent Vamish
will appreciated by thoss who
ground buildings stand need Of it, and them and
all those ind yidua who in their houses eng from the
pencous effects Of dampness this advertisement dire ted
order that they know that for the evils from which
they afflicted be fosnd Professor Van Ro, Depot
kept by CHS HUBERSON,
jay1 2weod&rc 556 Pearl street.
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0DR SALTER5 YOUNG MANS FRIEND,n or sr@
- clbcs Mixture, completely bids deancg those We pre
vaent may evea say honaoe mlrudeuces. This med
unequaed IN power neutfaIs the and
the morbid and fation pf The disease In
generally ~ twenty fnUr hou hi mxtnre m Nv be- eti,d
With me almost hdsD bling sndote qn lis fn,
the cure o. ceftan IN idvncs smou9a, sc - ruli par
York.-Prce ST. III i'm 70
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WOH No! WUN WCI! WUKMS ~
WORM- sse swsps from the stomach ard bowels by
w 1aTNhS TONIC VbHAliFtl Gf.. Il by the be.om ii
destruction they perish aud search, i0fuesce an ta l.
", end ne = I'd With The rnucts which Iey .meed.
ed Inc cure ~ ~ stuOsi ai cas aHd f re
renee ~ disorder shquld take place few doses ~
psrsan vi never is produce the de,irsn effect 10 r
Feet oes not keaksn w rIetitan Those VINO s f,om
ht ftfs or Aemiten: Fever, compliant where m
'anss most valuable remedy. Sold by the agents A.
saNDs. Drugg"n No 70 Fulton street, rs Broadway,
" EhtprosaWSy. ja1e ir sm
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READ THIS

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those ocng standing receive advice and medicine grss
the first application, neither
No. 81 keade street. 8. HElNE Nd. "
NJ rwsr
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gratis.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, by
A. b. ID. SANDS, DrunRsts,
70 Fulton street, an Broadway, ~ last bIoadMay. ,
Sold also by Druggists genqnlly throughout inc United
States. Price 81 per bottle six bottles for -
Q-Ths public respectfully requested 20 remember mat
Sands SaapaT that and constantly achieving such
remarkable the dcult cias dea,e: % which
rilla and taLs M ethrr d. imsm
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SRIIIVG OFF Ar C0ST.

will sell the balance of my stock of GOODS.
which is full and complete assortment in my
line, comprising in part full stock of Summer
Goods, suitable for summer wear Drap d'Ete
Bombazines Garbroons, Linen Drills Vestings,
of every variety, style and pattern; with full
assortment of Fancy articles A large lot of REA-
DY-MADE CLOTHING, of every variety and
quality.
fatter myself that my stock was laid in as low,
or lower, than any other in my line of business.
Ny stock has always been the largest, and now
comprises the greatest variety of any in the town
of Wilmington and now hold out inducements
to all who may want any thing 10 my line, at cost
for cash, or a short credit TO those that have been
IN the habit of paying their bills when called upon
1t will be out Of my power to credit any more to
long winded customers.
Q-5The Store | now occupy will be to rent
Possession given the first of October.
V. R. PERSON, Merchant Tailor,
May 18th, ls45. [36-tf1 Market-street-
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aYe1E1EEE.
I PSLe,
May 4, l945.
Chronicle copy.

Y adecree fthe Court of Equity for the coun-
u . ty of New Hanover, at Spring Term, ls45,
will be sold at the Court House, in the town of
Wilmington, on Monday, the 9th of June next,
upon six months credit, with interest from the sale:
l55 acres of land, on the east side of Black River
below Beatty's Bridge, supposed to adioin the
lands of E. A. Halves and others, appropriated in
the partition of the lands of George Bannerman,
decd, to the minors of Thomas P. Bannerman,
decd, being part OF tract of land bought from H
Howard, beginning at pine on Black River,
thence to the back line, thence with the back line
for complement, thence parallel with the first line,
to the river thence with the neanders of the river
to the beginning.
ALSO, lot in the town of Wilmington, front
ing on fourth street, Market street, adjoining
the lots of Mrs. NJ. ]. 1.angdon, and B. F. Mitch
ell. Bonds and approved security required.
T. D. MEARES, C. & N. E.
May 5, l845 34-5t. price adv. S.
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From the Charleston Mercury
apprentices In the Merchant Service

apprentices In the Merchant Service
The English papers are continually taunt-
ing US, that our Navy is manned with British
sailors. There is some ground for the taunt,
as 1t is undeniabe that in our vessels OF war
as we'll as merchantmen, many natives OF
England and of other nations are employed,
In some cases without being naturalized,
though there are prohibltory laws against it.
The English are certainly the last people who
should find fault with this, as their navy is
VIGOROUSLY recruited from all nations, and
service in it actually confers naturaization.-
And if our system of recruiting is indiscrimi-
nate, 1t is not inhuman. Having been in both
services, in the one by compulson, and in the
other OF my own free will, | state what have
witnessed. A sailor, when he enters our ser
vice, whether American or not, comes up as
Tree as air is enrolled on the articles, is draft
60 TO his ship, has station given according
70 his qualifications, and in time of action
feels that he is fighting for cause and coun-
Try to which he has voluntarily pledged his
very different is the position of majority
u British sailors. The service is dreaded
' Gnu summed by them, and a man-ofwar fit
Hng out, is signal for their general disap-
PssFance. They are hunted like beses-> sd
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of fine grass, and lick my face ven put him
IN de shed. and | go to bed up funny ladder
da muse me vherry mootch, too, only
wake up all stiff in de night, for nv chamber
have vherry good window but no glass in him,
SO walk about till day light, ven have Joy
to see de sun rise and my droll horse 90 he
he-he-e-e- for good morning.
"Oh, yes, l know de prha1ie look better in
fine weather., but say to myself, if tits beauti-
full in April it must he bright in May, and glo-
rlous all the time! If de mud vas tick de
grass vas richer; if de storm not come to
make me vet, vas not see de lightning! and
if not get stiff in de hut vas lie awake dis
content in de hotel. 1t vas beautiful trip 1t
make me laugh ven tink !; and that rascal
horse, ask him and he say 'he-he-he, e-e-e.'
too!'
We have not been "dressing up'' this story;
it is the musicians own; we only wish that
We could present his mixture of simplicity
and earnestness while telling it. ;''Boz" may
| find sermons in stones," but 1t is very clear
| that they must be London stones sit takes ar
Ole. not Johnny, Bull to find music in the
mud OF the s. American Bottom"
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- az a R-1lss 51gga "a
z 10y PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAk
AID RIVED.


May 2l-brig John H Stephens, Hall, New
York, to Russell 81 Gammell. Lost overheard in
the bay of New Yotk, on the 18th inst, VIM Mus
sey, aged II years, native OF Ireland.
schr James. Bacon, Charleston, to E Dickinson.
23-schr Charles E Thorn, Jackson, n York
to G D Ellis & Co.
25-brig Nonpareil, Brewer, New Bedford, to
Russell & Gammell.
schr Ellen, Boon, Philadelphia, to G w Davis
schr Viola Atwood, Boston, to G w Davis.
26-brig Peruvian, Watson, New Orleans, via
Charleston, to John Hall.
schr Fair Lady, Barlow, Richmond, to Barry
& Bryant
27-brig Mary Walker, Thrane, Charleston, to
Brown & DeRosset.
brig Samuel N Colt, Gray, Guadalupe, to E
Dickinson.
schr Mary Francis, Douglass, Mattamuskeet to
Master.
2e-Bng Echo, Smith, New Port, to Hatha-
way & Son.
29-brig Triumph, Murray, Antigua, to Russell
& Gammell.
CLEARED.
May 22-~schr A T Thorn, Porter. New York,
by D Ellis & Co
schr Friendship, Stow, Middleton, N c, by
Brown & DeRosset.
~o-sCuE RlCAIuOIiu, CedICy, 1 ulIduelpHla, DJ
c D Ellis & Co.
schr Alaric, Purnell, New York, by G D Ellis
& Co.
schr L P Smith, Brewster, New York, by r w
Brown.
schr James, Barron. New York, by E Dickinson.
24-brig Telos, Lampher, Newburyport. by
Russell & GammeIl.
schr North Carolina, Miller, Philadelphia, by G
w Davis.
Br schr Morning Star, Prudden, Nassau, N P,
by G w Davis.
soop Vincent, Barkrlow, Philadelphia, by G w
Davis.
26-brig Annawan, swasey, Fall River, by ]
Hathaway & Son.
27-Br schr Jane, Sims, Nassau, N P, by G
w Davis.
2s-schr Gazelle. Price, New York, by Dick
nson.
29-schr Mary Francis, Douglass, Mattamus
keet, by Master.
3O-Schr Viola, Atwood, Nassau, G w Davis
OFF THE BAR.
May 29-brig Baltic, Moulton, Guadaloupe, t.
E Dickinson.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May 20.

NAVAL sTORES-Turpentine yellow dip,
sold at Sc 40 during the past few days, Virgin at
81 IS, and hard Is at 20 at which rates the
market cl oses. Tar we hear of lot having bro't,
yesterday, 81 373.
LUMBER-Riyer, scantling SIS wide boards 81.
No wide boards or quarter flooring on the market,
and we would remark, that both descriptions are
in request. Timber ranges from Sc to $74, &C.
cordng to quality. Shingles, the price varies from
rs, so to 81 90, and we accordingly change
our quotations from 25 to So 90; but it will he
very good article of sale, that will bring the lat
ter price. Ca.
RICE-This article is looking up little. We
hear that So SO per tierce was offered to-day, and
that So 374 was obtained yesterday. We quote
at these rates.
CORN-A cargo of 1000 bushels Mattamus-
keete arrived the first of the week, and sold at 40
cents. There appears to be pretty good supply
in store consequently the price is somewha: lower
from shipboard than former quotations. Our f.
cures are for warehouse rates
We hear of no transactions in other articles;
found in our table, worth notice. But we would
remark, that there appears to be good supply Of
Bacon in store.
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MARRIEDa

In this town, on the 2sth inst, by the Rev. T.
Murphy, Mr. VIM. Norris, of New York, to Miss
Ann McGovern, of this place.
The New York Sun will please copy.
Near Beulah Meeting House, Sampson county,
on the 18th INST, by Felix B. Millard, ESQ.,, Mr..
John w. Blunt, to Miss Louisa Watkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Joseph Watkins.
In Barbour county. Ala. on the sth inst, by the
1t. Rev. DIR. Cobbs, Rev. John L. Gay, to Miss
Ann Eliza, daughter of DR.. 7. D. Parke.
At Grace Church, Phil, on the 18th inst. by
the Rev. Mr.. Suddards, Dr. w. Duke Murphy. OF
Fayetteville, to Lydia D. Thompson. of that city.
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when discovered, are knocked on the head and
dragged on board, to fight for the honor and
glory of their country.
But there are certainly great inconvenience
In the dependence of our navy on foreign sea-
men, and the only remedy is to take measures
tor the increase of native seamen. The Unit
ed States have upwards of 1900, 900 of tom
mage afoat-only one third less than that of
Great Britain. The navy of the latter is ten
times greater than ours, demanding the same
proportion OF seamen over ours. To get this
supply OF men, they resort to the inhuman
mode OF lmpressment. But to create the ma
teraol, they have al Admiralty Act, compell-
ing every 100 tons to furnish one apprentice,
which alone supplies, for every seven years,
thirty thousand seanaen, subjects 70: voluntary
or forced enrolment in the public service.
Under a similar law, our 100000 tons of
merchant shipping would produce 1000 sea-
men every seven years, and would thus fur
nlsh an abundant supply of seamen, to man
any navy the defence of the country may re-
quire.
Years ago, this matter engaged the atten-
ton Of our great Statesman Lo1Undes, and he
made an appeal in behalf of the enactment OF
such law, urging even alteration of the Con-
stltutlon for that purpose, if it was thought
beyond the present powers of Congress. I
hope and trust some ADLER pen may be drawn
to this subject, and the attention Of Members
of Congress awakened to the importance Of
such a law.
We often hear complaints Of the scarcity Of
seamen,-and why is this? One great rea
son, in this port at least, is that one hundred
vessels from the North. owned and manned
there, monopolies our trade, and scarcely one 0
them furnishes berth for native Calolinian
Their average tonnage would give three hun
dfed Apprentices, under the law of which
have spoken. How many young men, wht
now grow up in ideness, living perhaps upol
Widows scanty earnings, night thus be pro
vlded with employment. honorable to them
selves and beneficial to their native
/ CHARLESTON.