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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

XiRGINiA:-At rules continued and held in the clerks
Office of the circuit superior Of Law and chan
cerv Tor Bedford county the 9TH day December 1914:
Abel B. Nichols, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Ashpry, john +. Sale, lleadeu Mccormack and
Joseph Slaughter, administrator OF Berry MrCnrmack do
ceased, Defendants
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants. Henry Aebury and fleaden McCormaci,
not hnvng entered ihc appearance and given security
cordng To The Aci Of Assembly and the rules of this court
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they act
inhabitants of dis commonwealth. il IL ordered thn they
10 appear here the irsi Monday in Marh and
the bills of the plaintiffs and that this oder hr inserted
newspaper published in the town Of vnchhur. for
months ssivrls, and ed NJ tho front door d
the court house of this count, on some court day.
Copy-restc,
JOS. WILSON Ck
Dec. % WIN
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REGRETS OF COVTON.

Per steamboat Carolina fin Pickensvie-C c Marabls bales; Smith, Wyck0f X Nicnll l. ] Adams 3: Rhea Sykes & .; Carlisle 5i Lrdyard X co 8; liar ris Clay ton & l3; Boykin k McRae IA; Andt ews co F; R Craig 2I; Jones X Swanzrv 22: NJ Withers & co 24 StrUeielluw, Hannna co 24; Tarleton Scot X Cummings 2s Storey X Ellis 39i Harrison Af Blair 40 Lyon Baker 40; Kelly A; Mauldn & Terrill 45; Ru pert x McLelland 95; Sims X Redus 55; ToOmer Gay G co 62; Cummins l2b; T Hill l40 Walker X Simp. son l97; Desha, Sheppard co 2l3; w Scott 22g. Per steamboat Norfolk fm Vienna-Lyon d Baker 200 haesi o Cum mins l09 Tartt Stewart X s9; sims & Redus 70; E Carlisle 65; Walker X Holmes 5O Rn Hill 25; Siringfellow, Hanna X co 3O w A Scott a3 R Craig 22; Peck Shackeford 23; Rves, Battle & co 20 FonIaine X Son 20; Anderson & Dickson l6; Dckin son X Euss Is; Toon-r, Gay X co IS; Thompson X MahesOn l2; c C Marabe 10; l. Galloway 6; A w Peiis 4; Boyd Bro 9; A Ledyard X co l.
 Per steamboat Alabama i'm WHverly-Toomer. Gay X co 35l bales Harris Clay Ion & 92; Rupert d McIe land 69 Andrews X Dawson Al. Albert Prentice 70; M Winners co g; W Eckfnrd 26 Boyd k Bro l; B Il FonAine x Son 40 Rhea Sykes X co 24; c c Marable 29i Walker x Holmes 6.
 Per steamboat Sam Dale fin Montgomery-J H Thom. as l56 bales; Harwe X Davis l35; Tarleinn. Scott S Cummings I'll; Mau!dn Terrell 65 M Sayre 56; Gan dofo l2 Toomer Gay co 92 Harris Clay ton X co 54 Desha sheppard X co 23 Harrison Blair Is; Geo W Tarleon 52; l. Andrews X co l03 Rives Battle & ct 44i Urck. Wallace co 45: Firth 40; Donald & Mnr shall 6e D Wheeler 10; Punch 5; Dickinson & Eus DeYHmpert 27; Gordon X Curry 34; Walker x H oime. 66; w Bower X co 5s; K Carlisle 8, Andrews a Daw soa 6; Vaughan l; T Lesesne 37i Labuzan Ods l2 Crawford 50; Brodnax, Newton X co IS; x q Holt 8 Bo, kin McRae 54 c Goode 2; Leavens & Malone 8 picked up 8,
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PA RNEHspsG

Per steamboat James L Day from New-Orleans- Mesdames Goodwin, Shields, Wilson, Cole, Gould. Bea ron Johnston: ? Misses Gould, Goodwin, Cole Gerod Ne-srs Cole. Hicks Beaman Holly, q Nowton \ Koiiy Ponilis T Riley. 5 opnndyke w Coleman, M Ie. ron Bnnge. McRhe, Gordon, II Wnde, Clayton, T ] Rice; F Watkins, White, Golwin T W Thomas, T Il shields, Fennely, Gould D Elder, Turner. Thompso Jackson, Whitiidge Rahr, Perrall, Simmons Alp. pemHn, Eh'ridge-22 an deck.
 Per steamboat No'fnk i'm Vienna-Mrs Harris, 9 Miss es Harris Messrs J Newton, W Feck. Slaughter, A Shhmhurger Cater, Gates, Hill, Smith, A H Hop kns 0 C Jones, Allgood H Butler. King, J I Rether, Barry, R Carney, master Harris
 Per steamboat Carolina fin Misses Sher rod, Kidd, White Messrs Kennedy. Crane, McGnire II Martin, Henly, Levy, Evans. Siapp. Peoples w Peo ples. Gillespie, Thomas Martin, Sherrod Bush, Gaines
 and Glass, Baldwin, Pierce, Tate, Bryan, Lewis, Ed dins, Gardiner, Bradford. Darden.
 Per steamboat Snm Dale i'm tgomery-Staples nn, lady. Davis. lady and children Shearer and lady, Mir king Mrs Miller, Mrs Wirdham. Misses Jeanes, Nc kenzif Hays Bryant Drs Burde, Firth, Scoi, Parker Roterts Revs Adler, Kervin, Messrs Mckenzie. Riddle Williamson, Edwards Durham, w Bissell. Rives Nnhols Sistrnrk. Walker, Williams, Ayre M Robinson shorter Owen, Woodruff, Benbrdge, Tronlady, J Turner Front Afford Scott Pierce, Hardy. Wilson, Gowler, Bragg, Kiron, c Trasi, Wilson, ] Meard, leanes, Christian, Nye, Rnwell. Sampson, McCaskil Young Black Hobbs, and L Lynch Webb. Bizeman w Powell.
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From the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette.

LIGHTNING AND MAEURE.-lt has been dis covered in England that electricity, real lightning conducted bv wires to the earth, greatly promote. yeget ation, and hence many persons are enrichins their grounds by this new stmuIant. We hope gooc will come of it. Thus generation is certainly fulfill ing its destiny It IS becoming the 'utliarlan age with vengeance, which brings down from the cloudl the lighinngs of heaven (cripit fulmen) to manure the corn field, substituting Jove's dread lightning fol stable manure. The guano trade will be broken up entirely, and tempestuous season with vivid light nIng, will be worth forty muck heaps and stablt yards. And yet it is probably true. that lightning can be made to promote vegetation; that it can be conducted to ihe required spot and made subservien to the desired objeci-and if so, man has another cause ofgratitude to the Giver; for he may lay his hand upon the main of the lightning, and render it only nnoxious but directly and vsibly useful Let him, in the use of the element, not forget Him,
 "Whose hand the lightning forms
 Who heaves old ocean aud who wings tho storm"
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NOVEL APPLICATION OF THE WATER CURE -Priessnitz and his disciples have furnished us witt many curious anecdotes of the wonderful effects o water. but they have not, so far as we know, pre- tended to cure matrimonial squabbes by the applica ton of their favorite remedy. The following stor, from SwiSs journal, however, would seem to be in dcatve of power in the 'clear, universal liquid, that has been little thought of hitherto. Every pa per should copy it for the benefit of .hose afflicted TN. Y. Tribune.
 A married couple, who had for several years lived in state of anti-conjugal harmony. determined tu part, and made an appointment with each other to meet al notarys to sign the deed of separation. To arrive at the office of the man al law they had to cross lake, and, as il happened, they both embark cd in the same boat. On their passage storm arose and the boat was upset The husband, being good swimmer, reached the shore in safety; on look. ing round him, to the fate of his fellow passen. gers, he discovered his wife still struggling for her life. but in imminent danger. feeling of his early affection retu,ned lo him., and, plungng again into the water, he swan to her, and succeeded rescu ing her. When she recovered her senses. and learn ed 10 whom she owed her life, she threw herself into his arms He embraced her with equal cordiality. and they avowed an oblivion of all their differences and that they would live and die together.
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E0NHaENE HE'S

Per bark Philena i'm New York-Harrison & Blair; l Phillips Rupert & McLeiland; Keeier; Warinp S c" Harrison; Wilson May; Tart, Stewart S co De. ,oresl, Morrs x COS Fosdick Charlock, M Anderson Henry X Stoddart fioyt Ford dk Robuson;J M Mnldon Graham X Son; Haviland, Clark & co; C K Foote ( eos 5 W Allem X Jonesi Coming; Green, Case, H James, l. Watkins & co; Kelly Allen; Griggs Bar ney & co; Newheuse, c Center x co, Toomer Ca, co, seaman; Moseiy Tncker; Gregory x Siisby; | ,i manrfi II smlihi RaVesies; Goldsmith x Haber; F liuliard Fry. Bliss co; Smith, Dabney v cn Cann oei, owen coi North co; c Cullum; Price, Ellis ( co .os.ar, hohinson X co; Knappi Marshall, Rowe S co M Boulemet; Rami; Foster x Bnttelle Stewart x Hall; Conhi Rives, Battle x co.
 Ter steamboat James L Day from New Ore,ns- V foote & eos XIX Kendall X cn; Wilson x May; J C Chaniberlani D Fowler Jr s < Jones. Desha sben pHrd x coi T M Goodwin, smuh Dsbncy X co; P Cook & ro W Ogden; Henry & suddart o' ''"
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Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.

think may now terminate all speculations on the probable success of ihe annexation measure in the Senate, by confident statement. thar there will be thriy-one votes against the Joint Resolutions from the House. Mi. Rives, Mir. Faifed, Mir. Dix, Mir. Archer, and others, who have been considered as .!oub'ul win certainly for the measure There is still faiat prospect that resolutions will be got up, declaring It to be expedlent that Texas should be ultimately annexed.
 The Senate has nothing to do, and find much diff cn.ty making show of business for three hours in the day for four days in the week. They will, how ever, divert themselves with discussion of the Ore gon and Texas questions uni Mr. Polk arrives here and. from that moment there will be no disposition to do any thing. The prevalent idea is to leave ev- cry thing to the responsibility of the incoming ad- nn'stration-oregon, Texas, Tariff, appointments, and every thing lse. CT thrse members of the new Cabinet. Andrew J
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GuANo.-The latest news from Ichiboe is to the effect that more vessels lying anchor there than could possibly pick up freight, even if form. CT liberal calculation of the gross of the per- guin and seal relics found correct; but ap. pears that rock has heen discovered under the re. mainIng part of the ge 'ogical deposte whic, will materially reduce ihe estimate of the quantity. Here then we have positive of the beginning of the end of Ichiboe, or of the first period Tn her geog cal history, so far maratime adventure is concern ed. In short time the seal may again sprawl ove, and the big birds take their and incubate on thls
 little Foru"atuss island, and he spirit of guanifer. ois advel ture mu mell another insulated spo' 1T possible, on the western coast; but failing in that the genius oi enterprise must round ihe Cape n sieer for the Bird Islands. of goa Bay (now, as we informed, leased out by the Colonial Govern- ment to a seal fishing company,) and to Lath,m's Island, the pssudo property of the Imaum of Muscat Record Island is non est inuentuS; Gallovda is now known by every one concerned 10 be no other than the Island lchhoe; Angra Pequina, Mercury, and Possession Islands are used up, or nearly SO and unless the experiment of lbe chymist succeed in dis covering nitrate of soda, some other sail or metal sha hear but little more of the latitude of Ichi- boe.-(Liverpool Albion
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In Gr.., R,;,.;, faccordiog ,o n summary s,a

In Great Britain (according to a summary state ment in the Boston Post) there were two hundred pal for them in England was i53, ,075 .O00 in Scot land E5 COG, ,OOO and in Ireland dS,3l5 900; toia of new schemes, a66, ,a6O, 900, or more than three hundred millions of dollars The capital requisite to construct railway from Dublin to Cork, which had been estimated at 800 0O0, all taken mp Ire. land. without any recourse to London capitalists. - The railway department of the Board of Trade had reported against a large portion of the new lines asked for, especially those branching from the Great Western Road. As a consequence of anticipated m. crease in d. nand for railway iron, that article had suddenly advanced from i6 10 | 2 to IS, and the erection of new mills of great capacity for making railway iron had been commenced. The high rates which were obtaiAed some years since realized im- mense fortunes for the large mill owners and induc- ed competition to the extent of reducing prices from il0 10 IA 10 f<l76.
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The debt of the State of New York at the nresent t'me' according to the recent Report of the Comp troer ofthat State, IS s2s, ,O6s, ,4i3 26.
 The whole original cost f'he canals of the State IS officially reported to be s3O,4 ,46l 1903 s4; and the tolls on them during the last year amounted to $2,- S9s, ,225 60. The entire canal system of the State pays an interest on the of tue canals, as put down abore of about per cent per annan.
 The number of acres of land assessed in the State is p 675 ,075; and the assessed value of real and personal estate as corrected by the Board of Super- yisors, is s599 ,s9l ,923. The amount of State, county and town taxes levied on the sum is $s4,- 243 ,l0l.
 The whole number of Free Banks at present in operation IS seventy, 29 having been closed by the Comptroller and 10 by their Stockholders.
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CELESTIAL ATTRACTION.

THE HEAVENS LUSIKAT ED m course of Lectures by Rev. c. K. MARSHALL, in which 5000 objects o Celestial Observations will be pre- sented in series of Magnificent Doramas, of rare beauty and perfection, at he
 CORINTHIAN HALL,
 commencing THIS EVENING February l1th, The Lectures will embrace the Stellar, Planetary and Conetic Systems, with a variety of splendid and instructive Scenic Representations of all the various Departments of the Unvsrse.
 ADMITTAECE: For four Lectures-sngle ticket. ........S .S1 % Familv-parents and children, numbering f.. co Family-for family of six. ix................ 4 co Single Lecture for Gentleman and Lady. ... 75 Single ticket. ...... .................. 50 Tickets to be had al Boulemet'n Literary Depot; J. M. Sumwat & Co.'S Book Store, and at ,he door. 0U-At the conclusion of each Lecture the Manager will present variety of Dissoving Scenes, for the qualification of lhe youth.
 Enlrence on Royal aed Dauphin- treets. feblI
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G; [S3 SSTSf Ii U3a5z!l:!1 PILLS
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Reader! do not fail to notice the following testi. mony in regard 10 the efficacy of Spencer's Vegeta ble Pills
 MONTGOMERY Co. (Md.) Aug. 16, lS4l. Dear Sir-I have made frequent of your Pills in the incl ,ent stage of Bilious Fever, and obstinai. constipation o: the Bowels; alsp in the enlargement of the Spleen, Chronic Diseases of the Liver, Sick Head acl,e general Debility and in all cases have found them to be very effective
 H. M. WILLIAMS, M. D.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. l, 1s41. have used Dr. Spencer's Pills in my practice for the last six months, in several cases .f Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Bilious Fever and other diseases, produced by inactive state of the Liver, and take pleasure in giving my testimony Cf their good effects in all these cases, and consider them safe and mild aperien,, and the best article of the kind have ever used. N. H. EDWARDS, M. D. From Mr. Adam Riser, popular Merchant in Tai-
 iadsga county, Aia6ama.
 RIsER's STORE, TALLADEGA Co.,, Ala.
 August 10. 1872. This is to certify that have used Dr. Spencer . Vegetable Pills in my family for the last six moahs, and l consider them the best pills ever used. l was appointed an agent for the sale of them about six months ago, al which time the travelling agent left me about hundred boxes, and we sold ont every box long since, and could have sold many more if they had been left l think every iain,ly should keep supply always on hand. l have never sold any Pills in my that have been liked so well as Spencer's Vegetable Pills. ADAM RISER. Ertracto ieter from highly respectable planter in the State of Louisiona, dated in New Orleans, Sep. fenbtr, 2S, 1S4l.
 There was several Bilious attacks on my plantn. tion last summer, and never knew an instance in which your Pills did not answer every purpose when given in the first ncement of the disease; and there has also been six or seven different cases of Chills and Fever, and vour pills have cured every case without the slightest disposition to return Of the Chills and think your pills better remedy for the complaints they recommended to cure than any medicine have used. Every family should always have these pills on hand. have no doubt that your pills have saved Sl50 Doctor bills this season. Yours, very respectfully,
 T. H. ANsoN. A large supply on hand and for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Agents, febl2 39 Water-street
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MARINE NEWS
Port of MObiIe--February I2, Is4s

CLEARED. Snip Denmark, Frost for PhilHdelr rha, by l, Ames Bark Falmouth Walker, for Providence, by E NJ Ssper
 ARRIVED.
 Bark Philena, Forbe', from New-York, 10 Fosdick & Charlock.
 SD Fe!nca DelCarmen, Pages i'm Havana, 10 Eslavs Murrel X coI
 10 smuh, Dabnoy X ca. srhr II Roberts, Roberts, fin Key West to n,aster steamboat James l. Day, Reynolds i'm New. Orleans Steamboat Carolina, Carroll, from Pickensvile with 152 bales cOtio steamboat Norfolk, Rouse from Vienna, with 97s bales cotton. ~ " Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, rem wsyerly. with TAB bales cotton. ''' '' '-o steamboat sam Dale, Johnson, fin Montgomery. win 1924 bales cotton. y VII" CLEARED FOR PoRT-From Boston. Jan al- Bark Saxony, Scudder
 Jan 29-ship Cheyalier Woodbury. ARRIVED HENcE-At Havana, Jan sI-sp Polarrs A. maltea, MiIleti sp brig Dos Amigos, Ferrar Al Cardenas, Jan 25-Brig Georgiana, Crspn. SAILED FOR THIS poRT-From Portsmouth Jan 2s- Bark Craton, Towne.
 From Havana, Feb l-Brig Toronto, White. ADV. FOR THIS PoRT-At New-York, Feb. 3-Barl Rolla, Gberson; brig Weiumpka. Fowler.
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Considerable speculation and some excitement has bee produced among the southern democracy by statement thai the democratic legislature of New York had laid the table, and thereby virtually re- cced, outonii niinsructng lhei' Senators to vote for the resolution to re annex Texas to the United States, which recently passed the House oi Repre- sentatives. at Washington. The Albany Argus, re- ceyed by yesterdays maiI places this matter on its right footing. h seems that Mr. Collins, whig representative from Aleganey county, introduced 4 resolution instructng the New-York Senators to pote against the annexation resolutions passed by the pop ular branch of Congress. IL was ths resolution tha' was promptly negatived by the united voice of the democracy. IL was laid on the table by the vote of every democrat present, against every whig and na- tive vote with one exception. This presents the in aspect very different from the popular yer sion ofrt It marks Inc hostility of the democratic ''e.'''e's u' 'he whg "o~"'-."', ~~I :- L~t atop short ofa vote lnslruciing their Senators to glve affirmative the annexation resolution. Wheth- CT with the knowledge they have of the views of ftheir Senators on this question, they may deem vote of instruction expedient, we cannot say.
 The Legislature of Maine, however, have indef- nitey postponed by vote of 64 to 57. resolutions in favor of the annexation of Texas and insruc ing the Senators and Representatives of that State m Congress to give their support 10 connect ed with annexation. The House subsequently re- fused to reconsider the vote of indefinite postpone ment. This decision leaves Mr. Fairfield, the demo Senator from that State al liberty to he peases the question.
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST ANTLRENrERs.- In the Albany (N. Y Circuit Court. M,. Chauncey Rider, deputy sheriff of that county, wNn was as- saulled and malIreaied by number of "Iulans- ,, while m the discharge of his official duties in iSaI recovered verdict of sl0 0OO against four of the in dividuals who were present when the outrage was committed, and who, though not actually particpal Ing m the assault themselves, yet counle nanced ana encouraged those W ho did the deed.
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BELL RIsGERs.-These most singular and plea sing musicians take benefit tonight at tbe thea Ire. It is almost useless for say any thing to induce people 10 attend, for the building certain to be filed by the natural principle of attraction; the bells attract 6sss, and bellies attract bsaur; al least such has been the for the last two nights. Only bear in mind beaux and bees that thIs is the only chance you will have of being moved by the "con- cord 0t sweet sounds" from the Swiss Bells.
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on Wednesday, evening last, Jonathan Walker, who IS st'll m prison here under his conviction in november ast' for negro stealing, attempted to es- clpe' ana so far succeeded to get the jail door open, ha'tng been supplied by some friend with a zt al and benevolence ofW abolition friends abroad, have not yet led to his being supplied with the funds necessary for his reIease,-fPeusacola Ga zette, Slh inst.
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A PRESENT TO MR. POLK.-The Baltimore Argus says:
 we saw this morning at tlie foot of Gay street n sP'endld barge, made by the mechanics of the lDs- present 10 President Polk l, is 36 feet long and pulls io oars win cushions, etc complete. It was brought on by Captain N Veal. of the sloop Two Cousins in perfect order and salety.''
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New-YOrk Circus.

A CARD-Mr. JAMES SANFORD most "A spectluy informs his friends and the community generally, that his benefit will take place THIS EVENING, February l2h. Mr. s. assures his friends that every exeriion will be made this occasion to render the performance agreeable and entertaining, being the last opportunity the citizens of Mobile will have of witnessing the performance of ihis talented company. febl2
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A RoMAETIc STORY SPoILED.-The Destsche SehneIpost says that Mrs Irene Nichols was mar- ried by proxy, not to Herrera, the Revolutionary President of Mexico, hut to respectable German named Hanschild, book keeper in an extensive German mercantile house Tn Durango.
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YASKEE ELiBERALiTY.-The Washington ror respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says: "rhe Bostonians have funded $l00, ,00O for MT Webste, during his life time and alter wards to his successors in consideration of he sacrifices he makes in enter. ing the Senate. Whatever may be said about .Yan Nee meann-ss,' they have a method of doing things on large scale honorable their hearts as it i, Gensrous and seli-sacri6cirg
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THE CUrTERVIGILANT.-In pursuance of or ders received iron New Orleans, Mir. Johnston, late Pilot on board tle Cutter Vigilant, has for some weeks past been engaged in searching fur the re- nains of this ill fted vessel. He returned to this place on the 29lhult. and has gwen the following particulars oi hs cruise. Al the Miami he found one of the cutters boats in good order, and five miles a. bove New River two other boats, which he recog- nsed as belonging the Vigant. Also, mainsal and manboom, water casks and breakers, compass, spars and instrument case, but all ia such damaged state to be unfit for use., Between New River and Lake Worth he discovered great portion oi the vesse which lad been burnt, together with gun car. riages and other materials, and in his opinion the cutter must have drified ashore about eight miles north of Boca Raone River. and probably there stripped and burnt, as he great number of burnt plank and timber, which he supposed 10 have belong ed to her. About 20 miles north of Boca Ratone he found one dead body, but could recognise it. He inferred in on the beach On his return, about 20 miles from Indian kev he met with the skeleton of another person. He will shortly sail tn the Schr Ranger, Captain Haley, for New Orleans.
 This is all that will ever be heard of the vct ms of hurricane which will long be remembered on the Isand.-[Key Wes' Gazette, 1st inst.
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D1ED-ln this city, yesterday morning, aner a finger ing illness, CHAUNoEy P. CoLwELL, aged abont s2 years much and justly esteemed for his amiabe and upright walk in all the relations of christian citizen and of business He lenves afflicted family and wide circle of sympahising friends io his early departure. Their loss Is his eternal gam
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HMebeAR TA

fROCTOR'S PLANTATION-Per scb ps...no,,. S5 hhds sugar, 200 bbls molasse.
 NEW-oRLEANS-Pe steamboat James L Day-56 ho moasses 2s6 do hour 50 do whskey 12 do pork I2 do eggs, do beef l5 do, hhds sugar. pcs baaying Coils rope cks baco 20 kegs ard les beef 35 buses lemons, 25 do cherries. 2 sks coffee " ~