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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

EQUESTRIAN SrAruE.-The Nashville IInion
publishes letter from Powers the sculp,or. in an
swer to an application of Mr. Harriss. of Tennes-
see' giving an estimate of the probable cost
bronze equestrian statue of Gen. jackson. sixteen
tn eighteen feet from the base To the head of the
rider. He thinks that the casting alnne. wouh
am"nnt To between $4,000 and $4,000. and
and that ssO,OO0 in all would not be too much
tor the tOtal expense of the work
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

"A PROOF OF SINCERE AFFEcTIoN.-A FIem
ish painter entertaining some doubts Of the f.
ton of his wife. and being anxious tn ascer,ain II
she really loved him. one day stripped his bye,st
naked. and painted the appearances of mortal
"""nh On The skin his lips and cheeks he paint,
p" "i iIvId color, and on his palette near him
ne P'aced a knife, painted on the blade with a
nI"oo IKE color he then shrekpd out as ifhe had
orrn Instantly killed, and lay motionless. His
WE nearing the mise. ran into his study, was
horIor slrnck at the appalling spectacle, uttered
an involuntary scream, fell down in swoon, and
W lew minutes became lifelpss corpse.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17
From the United S, ties G..,.,,.
A GLASS OF COLD wArrp

''It is the fit,est drink for ali ayes and ,em,s
aments; and, OF all the productions of nature
art, comes nearest to that universal remedy
much sought after by mankind, and never hiihe
to discovered. = Hoffman.
The cooling stream the fountain dips,
To thrst'ng men is more divine
Than all the drau yhts that moist the lps
And make the soaring fancy shine
In" wave mat swe pa the mountain g side,
And floods the 6 ound with cry stall veins
VIII bear the soul through flights untired,
And rob the ETHEREAL fire il gains
The sweetest boon that Garth can bring,
10 cheer the tagging flames decay
ana M the thoughts ON buoyant wing
IL TINS that gldes wherc,r we straw:
's stainless wave would cherish life
w ith every bliss its charms enshrine
"nere natures streams no longer rife
WIN peariy milk rosy wine.
Forever borne in chainless flow.
The ambrosial nectar of the skies
TX CLEANS In heavens celestial how
blazing bank of dazzling dives
hnu weild from OFT re,urning showers,
Its lmpid current rolls around
The dewy drink of countless flowers
Whose beauty blooms along the ground
Old Time may hold his glass of sand,
Anc keep his lips forever dry
But blessed by this from health's warm hand
oniedr,d his dusky pinions fy;
its wave distilled from earth and air,
me lips OF life may freely drain
W.. MI ease the pangs it's sons may share
That rack of fire the fever'd brain.
Inc gobiet's draught at last may Glow
:, Ihat neiiow'd heart and gadden'd ewes.
nur inns bright glass shall ne'er alloy,
I'M natures healthful influence dies
IT'S free the languid limbs to brace.
~ INA swell the bliss of every land,
10 lend to life lengthcn'd race.
Inc pledge OF health from natures hand.
The still may steep its liquid FIRE,
:, 10 rival war and strengthen crime,
but when its conquered flames expire.
To this the world shall DO v sublime.
The sun shall bend his arch ON high.
To mirror forth the smiles of love.
And glory beam from triumph's eve,
AS earth expands her dews above
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

boILED CoRN.-A writer in the Indiana Far
mrr says the way to prepare corn for the table i
not to put into a pot and boil il for an bouy ~
Ia'hPf until II is good for nothing but to throw To
lne h'g" boz simply to put on your water, and
"nen " o"ls, then put in your corn with liule
saH-coVer 1t up tight, and let it boil five min
uies, or until the cob is heated through then o. m
Is dnne' and you have all the sweet and nutriti, ma
qualities without any nf It's ininrions effects
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17
MAINE ELECTIONS

Inc returns l"k much better for the demo-
rra!s. We have now heard from 2l2 towns.
Inch give Anderson 1912; Morse l2.II3:
ocat. 24I5. Anderson's loss, cumpared with the
y"'e Tor FOLK Is about 27OO. Senate and House
irnm the York Dissatisfaction Trm,s
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

Wei, Mr. Snow, wants to AK you one ques-
Propfl it. dem
why am grog shop like counterfeit dol
larY' Soi-
:" Well, Ginger, ! gibs dat right up."
:, ;, Dues you glib it uP?-Kase you can't pass
" Yah! yah! niger, you talk 30 much hon,
y"nr counterfeit dollars just succeed to deor,n ma
why a counterfeit dollar Is like an apple pie ~
oh drops de subject and doesn't know
noihiD about it'
g Kase it is nj current'
oh! de Lord, what niggerl Whv am Won
head like bag Of dollurs 2"
20 way from me-why am it 2"
Kase dere's no sense (cents) in it.''
wen, you ALWAYS ,cas de brackest Niger
neofr seed-y"u always will hab de las, word
Boston Post
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

COURT OF Ns-WEpYEspAY,-Tbe
trial ct Mr.. Joseph Erneric for shouting at Mr.
Eugene Grousset, with intent To kill. was re-
sn'"rd from Yesterday. Charles Mason. Indicted
i"r procuring Madame Costello To produce abnr-
'"n IN the girl he seduced was admitted to bail
oy me rec"Ider IN the sum Of $4,000. Bail was
denied to Madame Costello, tor nroducno ,hs
abortion.-.N Y Morning .Ns,cs'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17
A RARE VERDICT.

AT an inquest held in Williamsburg on the
body of Patrick Canada, the jury gave the
following verdict. Death nv visitation of
God, in consequence of being intoxicated"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

Lone YARNs-A rope has been COMPLETED in
England for the Manchester and Liverp,J r.I'
way. three miles in length, eight inche, in c;r.
c"mferencc, and three TINS in weight! Aootb.
er rope has just been manufactured in SaI6,d
England, 4.o47 yards, or nearly "a miles lone.
and weighing over two tons-it is without a
splicc.--Ledgey.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17
DgArH OF rnE GREAr SrEAM He BY an

DgATH OF THE GREAT STEAM HEN BY FIRE.
"A steam establishment for Matching chickens
ducks, geese. turkeys. &C., fpr the New York
market, carried ON ri Wephsw ken hill, near That
cly. VS. burnt on Saturday last, with several
lhousand Of the Youthful biPeds. The building
and machinery was partly insured The New
York Express says that those who have tasted the
p'ultry raised at this establishment Pronounce it
superior To any they ever ale. and the sight Of the
'hnusandS Of fowls. gambling on the water, or
70 ming, or lying in the grass was truly crafty
ing and curious.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

DoN'T UNDERSTAND GREEK.-Dr. johnson
me day, dispuiing with Macklin, illustrated bis
subject by Greek quotation.
g don't understand Creek" quoth Maeklin.
man that argues shuuld understand an
languages" Pompousy retorted the lexicoprapher.
g Very we'll" replied Macklin, and immedi-
ately gave him quotsiion from the Irish.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

gCP The captured Ohioans. Indicted fpr assist
ing slaves to escape from Virginia, have been
rdmiftsd 70 bail in $500 esch
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

Hoggens met the schooImaster one morning.
say said he. do you know yon are the only
gers9n IN town tor whOn the psrson prsys on
No. answered the Pedagogue how il thst7'
Why he prays Er the head Of all colleges
and interior institutions Of learning and il you
don't keep an inferior ore, { doD't know sho
does
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-17

II IS the fitlest drink for ali ages and temper
aments; and, OF all the productions of nature ar
art, comes nearest to that universal remedy 50
much sought after by mankind, and never hiiher
to discovered. "-G Hoffman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
HENRY'S
CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,

OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.
THE principal ingredients of this delightful Oriental Gem.
9uGd & SG ba s EsoSrs % os fsd sf % same rHr
pose s POI parts are held il The highest estimation
where hest Known but the composition itself entirely Nw
ra woItb II has COS, ,e Prorric,ors years OF to and
much expense bag the article 10 rs present state OF per
it, with the confident belief that the best well as The
most economical shaving compound now IN use.
qns,Isd: asia''' '' a' following 'f''''0"'' ;, =
dicaye amazing progress OF science this age than
the inrumeae adien which are consi1ntly mads 70 ,e
in cooking-n clohinS-n all our enjoyments and
conyeniencs daily eeey'ns new acGes,,oS 10 @ "Sf
ninisienS largely enjcyments That process instead
S' sd@iris shaving SCAR ,.aI as, Ey
E y not ron s2a5y THy p4a grow
"a All we sFys s md%s 9 the
supeory oerery thing hey sell IN The drug and %
nm.s ms @ sT fm HSf & h9fy cbnese Shaving cam
is beautiful IN appearance, beautiful IN use qua most cuo
seve contemporaries. have e,f"ssd [ The
sr Of anrpee in pae new @ the 1epaeSo%' sn
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream III indeed capital article,
and deserves all hati, said Off: N y Morning News
ote Pans9vnr article; eyer invented for The use OF
The bearded half Of humanity L IS 50 20 convenient and pleasant
bic Fuisite at the ,oie, Of gentleman !. sun
in hJ shape OF enry Chinese Shaving Cream has recently,
been tried by IN undergoing the henrdIeapng process
alu tTuIy
Co 27 Broadway the reasantes emoeEt 10 the
skin made Of Ii makes the face soft and pleasant
and neither smart shness follows the oths
Ii decidedly the best thing used and for travellers
and those who do their own barJerng IS invaluable.
N. Y. Express.
SoFr So,p-The best in the world of little use
provided the shaver has work for houIs mixing ather
from hard soap No through the operation OF
shaving without he aided by other G the shaving
compounds for sal by the peTumers OF all these which
hare tried give enrys Chinese Shaving Cream"
pared BY D. Sands Co the preference. raises thick
delicate creamy the-, which act,es the moving
f,mousy. WewoGld NOT have any objection 10
ceve dozsa rot Of IT, which would last rs about half
cozen Years. In. Aurora
Prepared and sold By a. b SANDS & Co Chemists and
50 cents per jar Sold also 70 Fulton aud II East Broad
way i.i2 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
CHEAP TABLE CT-TIERY--I-be S77,-.-Tiha- rs-1e1


(tHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Strlly informs hs friends and the public, that he con-
stlny keeps on hand. al his Cheap House Furnishing
Store cloce assortment OF Table and Tea Knives from
. 10 s. 81 per set, and Carers and Stees match
and tre assortment Of Pocket and Pen Knives. AIsv
German silver ard Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
coed assortment OF Britannia ware such as Coffee and
ga fot LaHs OF various patterns ard SIZES &c. &c
AGO. lin and Iaparned Ware and Tea Trays Of various
s-zes and qualities Also. Hardware ard IIolowvSare
slei Is Pots Kettles etc, Srons, Bras Kettles etc.
Carpenters Tools cheap ard OF the lest quality such AZ
Planes Saws, Chsess, etc Nails Locks, Carpet Tacks.
ETC. An excellent variety also OF Woodward and Raske
such IS Tubs Pals, Wash boards Clothes Hcrse=, Wooden
BOWS and Chdppirg Trays, Brooms Cradles, Basket Chairs
french Travelling Baskets. etc. CARPET, and SPLIT
B1ss, etc Likewise, Brushes Of almost eTery kind-loth
ard Hair Scrub and Paint ard Dus;ilg Brushes Also
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs etc etc.
Please call I; T. r JoESsToS's, p Cathariae-street
where You VIII md excellent assortment and all verv
lew. RR JOHNSTON q Ca,hzrfpa-st-as,
b. Tors Of all descriptions, q, wholesale aud retail.
die sny-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

A ID A BEAUTIFUL COLOR TO YOUR HtlR-
AITALTAN HAIR Di E.-lf persons who wish 10 change
the color Of ;he Hr aud hsker who have gyowa pre-
maturely from disease other causes knew the dstIuc-
!he would before they yeniured 70 apply them Ihe
r.LAN HAIR DYE the only composition YET discovered
which effects perfectly the object intended ad does not
ujae the hair the slightest degree From rs peculiar del
icacy aad sotness II particularly worthy the attention oi
lal!esaS II produces, the time that il completely
changes the color bT fancy aud 5oines of texture
qua-d b the achhc-it natural locks Il prepared
only by Is. SANDS x co Chemists, l73 Broadway.
Chamber Sold also al 70 uton and II East Broadway
Price 50 certS. fl2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
rnRrIGN pORTS

At Palermo Dec y, shin Courier Fiuuey for NYoik scd
narcue J Srnlen, Wilcox for Phila elphia 9Th
Arr Vera Cruz Jan H. Br) MsnSe, Cor Liyerpool u.
Fanny, Patterson New Orleans SD nh Susan Lake La
New York
Al Havana Jan 81 Adelaide Adams for 0.leans Norma
Baton dg; Harbnrc Larrsbee ar Mobile soon; Hee>-
gent Ellie, eeudemaed; Louisa. Gallagher and Eiabesh
Remington, for PHILADELPHIA nuc Salisbury Colby,
Mary eennell, from Bath, jus; AZ; Tu I Street, Spd
Lossaaa from New oslesus, 10, Sid Wm Enes, Boss y
Otleans; Gsrelle. Churchill, Boston.
Sinssinn, ia Jan 27lG port Geo Henry Gracic o- New
Orleans 10 days. LSwrenee Homans pei " for repairs hoy-
ins sprung leak Sld2j. 81 Patrick, NOrlems.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RfCHAEDSo Sc cos 4 l. Il 7 ED
AMERICAN PANACEA

T1HIS Medicise, compounded solely from vegetable i
ter, free from aauteratio, and warranted nee n an!
Ingredients detrimental 10 health, was discovered aoout o
year since, by individual sOrey afflicted With ULCEkh-
TED SCROFULA, aud who has been under the tGeaNenl
of the most eminent physicians In the United staies ior
eight years. without the least apparent hope OF restoration
To health, and by them pronounced ncu-abc but VINO
after taking the above named medicine Tor i've weeks, WI"
restored perfect health That medicine has been soa
with unprecedented success, and has ne:cr failed IN any
instance (yhen taken In accordance with drcctons 70 S
perfect y: The following diseases, to VIII sail
RHEUM. SCROFULA, UiCERATED SCROFCl.A,E E
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, TlilsIhL99
fNFLAMNAToRY AND CHRONIC RllEVMAIlssns, .lss
PILES, ERYSTPELAS, BILES, ScURVf, CHi.uSnS .!cn
SORE EYES BL0TCHES, PIHPLES On THE f9Ct, ts
SC.iLD HEAD AID ALL CUTA sEoIS DlsLAs11S
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM An NIL, NIL,
DICiOUS USE OF MERCURY Oh An lMr 1h IN.
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF this nsciep,
has been tested in all the diseases above enInera
It's effects truly astonishing Only one table soo
be taken (by adu!D each moraing be:ore eAlIsi
which usually produces tonic eject while tin mo"
IL also acts as gentle caihafc, increasing TIE apfc
and general health OF the patient, causing al ~ss ~
sores to discharge more pr1;usciy. and producing "a
tual Alternative OF the whole system, purifying aHa 1-
chg perfect action Of the blood ,,r
Persons, while taking H. should refrain rom heuss
stimulating drilLs highly seasoned fod. For sae
Obtained al wholesale OF TiOS. Z. lAL'I.s -
GcacrGl Agent, 20 Pine-s;ree,, opposite he CnoL -,
ScwYoEk; and at 10 Astor House; To- ei3 ai1 -
way Broadway aud Clsmbcfsst; 10 - a r.co.
No. 4l West-s;; Nos 63 and $50 B0we-yi No. % y,
ST.; No. 227 and &ls Hudson and SO Hammond
Hudson; No. sos Grand street; No. l5I and % .t;
street; No. liz and e2 Cherrysireet; No. ljo 70
No. s. Catharine-sreei; Nos. 3jl and i2i Peaf!'sN
IA Cana-street. ..,yy.
Brooklyn J. W Smith, corner Of Fulton and CIahwoSM ~ M
streets and Wm. Bagrove Squre's Buding4, 9, s,
low and Alantic-strects, and BY sl the pfncil "
in the United States. ,s,sne,
DR.. Y. i,. Lockrow. No. 81 Beavcr-st. CLINTON D--
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Aloans c,,sr1l
T. W. Dyott g. Sou 20. i43 North seeond-,I.
Wholesale Agent :or Philadelphia; Bash u hih!uI
G. COLBY, No. 35i Pearst =, ef
Instructions for taking the article, and great 8.
certificates and ;csnonials may be and oor a@r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
i36 2rn-

COUGHS As remedy Tor Coughs. Colis, Asthma
- Whooping Cough, Splitting of Blood, and all affections
Of the hes: End Lungs the PECTOSAL HONEY Of LiN-
ERWORT stands UnTvSled is reputation Is frly es.a-
feret 70 the public; in The many hundred in which
this preparation has been ust roi single instance
known OF is having failed IN elecrg psrfec; Il
stands h! II the estimation Of G.! The respcci-
able physicians of tbs t; who give evidence OF the good
opinion tev entertain. Is merits u remedy for Couc
&c. 5y recommending l. lse ~ te- patients. Those who
have been using various rcpaTluCas without success, and
nave become discouraged. earnestly Invited try this
many % ~. city .o rpts y distant
pace who have been restored health 5y the Honey OF Lr
ervnrt ant who have riuctauce their appear
iG n the papers. have LEFT Iher and address with
The Irrietcr aIl given remission re= any person 10
them who wish 4 make inquiries reati-e the si:-
cess Tia, has attended Us u.e Pre 7 Tsr botlle Tor
slle, wholesale IL. Nsde.i-lne; 7 reail, Atl-
son oiE. Go.geE ard 6Ss roadway J. < ]. Coirg-
icu. fo3 Hudson; W Watson. ss Catherine J. Tarra;
-55 Greenwich; c SIAM, Frl;oG-,irret Brooklyn and Of
Druggists generally. NO
NJ. James D HOW'LL
De Sa-In ile Fall u 1887 contracted 4 seve-e cold
which baei all the OF my attending phvSc;ans 20
conquer al length they candG!y informed hey could
co nothing ldTS-sat my disease hai evidently arrived at
the last stages of consumption IN this state. lasorng
de- severe ard distressing cough. rain in the rsh: side
and chest excessive pH-ent eSPecfo-1On sveIei feet
aud legs, night s1ea.s and spln bloo friend brougr
me eottls Of Year invaluable preparation, trom which
received 50 uuc benefit that with NY PHYSICIANS earnest
request, procured half 1czer- which expense
Of IS Sottlesa the astoaishren; If al nv riels.
perfectly cared NE 81 disease pronounced ty three pi
clans ColSCEp ptionaA past the possibility Of cure L.
short time sS you certificates the ioeiors who
ATTENDED me- you &c not opposed 70 = wish You to
cause this 10 be published in tie paper-o- think every
person ought to have Il by them Ii vi many vaina-
bic lives. Believe NE, dear sir,
Ever your grateful friend,
Dc 3taw JOSHUA D. HoRSEY.
SfLK SHOE LAcE-Fc. sale By the sulscribefs. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
SPOKEN

Jan e. lat 81 50, lon 70 o. exchanged Signals with shir
ship showing letters q IN white ground, with black let
ters-suprosrd TO hc the Queen Victoria,
Ian B. ofCope dc Gat baoe Henry kelsey from Messina
Boston.
Jar2s lr 70 IS. ion &c 10, Br brs Mayfower from Boston
for London.
Feb g. lat ~ O5 Ion Cs o. bsrlre Azof Fahs fn Cron-
sd and n days from Elsuc for Boston, and supplied her
Ia, l2 a. lon CT So B barQue cunmOe, days ;om
St John NIB, for Glasgow.
Jan 49, off MatAnzs, ship Joshua Bates Murlock from
Newburyport for New orloms
daie lat q 30 lon ~ brig Hor,ens-, Jones, I'm New
Orleous for Liverpool
oainncb.ag Fulton ApNachieOn for Boston Jan % lat
p a. Ion ~ Is.
20 so
star Republic, Henaley. days from New York os Calves
ton Jan ~. lat 2S 81, Ion ca 81
Trmout of New York. DAYS from Charleston for Liver
Ion So IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

SSE COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-h small
eN place In Eockand County, containing eight acres,
with River front OF three hundred feet, within
mile the ~ Y and Ere Railroad will be sold cheap ap
piled The situation very desirable ooca;ion,
fronting Tappan Bay. Theirs are n the premises dwell
ing House and Ba!n which for small! expense may be
made fine residence II is expected that steam
boats VIII leave for NewYork O'clock n NJ during
the season, and tie frequent passage of the Erie Railroad
trains and Il ON the city, keeps up continual
n!ca.lon a The year round and thee times day
in Any person wishing such a situation Will nd
very cheap. For further particulars, apply 10 r. c.
Ove ton, No. 3 Broad 81. 2f lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
Pr1L1c SrocK E1cnAxnr. Fsb Is.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Feb. II.
1,f m N Na.l


Executor Sale-l LOT The West side Of 9th
between 35n aud 3Sh 2i BY 80 II $50
One lot the soutfsrly side Of 18th 100 II west OF
OH avenue with story brick front house IN front and
small ,enemen, the rear Is by % II ins g3
Also IL years uneIred term of lease from lst OF May
without ground rent. Of house aud lot NO lJl
Charlton 81. % II 8 inS b. 5; .......... li<0
One lot the side OF 9Th 5th lot above
3ith st, "a Il ins ny 100 3S0
By ". H. Franklin d SIM.
Estate OF Jordan Coles. concluded
Thtern lots Hamilton and Centre st. irTegu-
lar sizes. ut $50 'S'
is, bv Gts ISo On al In sIo 81. ' anu Is
Thrse Irregular lots Hamilton avenue, Centre and
-Four lots Court and adjoining Leonard 25 by
t0a. al S63. -. 2.
Eight los Smith ST, brtween Bay and Grinne
Is by iOG e. at $40. -. l2
Eight lots Court between Grian. aud Bay sis,
Is by 100 IT, At S95. ...... 80
Eight los on Clinton st, between Grinne < Leonard.
irregular depths. at S91 .........,s ~
By Halliday 4. Jenkins.
Properly sold b. order qsgnees AleI Knox concluded
Lot Jane Washington 81 ~ II iGs by G3 lSN
Lot adjoining "a feet inches by GO feet ~
do DO do do l'y
P,fempioy right the water in front OF the West ST.
lots 70 Il ms IN width 5oV
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
DISASTERS. &c

Schr Reesds--On Tuesday the wreck removed from
the Reef place OF still greater safety between Lloyd and
Eaions Neck boxes of boots aud shoes had been taken
Of her. and the following picked along the shores aud
beaches exenang for many miles The goods somewhat
nanded aud Of them OF the S5 bales and
goods 1896 bunle OF pSrc y sides Of patent sole
leather bblS inc quantity of shovel hanles 3i3 fork
handles cAsk siarcb boxes do wagon loads of loose
goods loose boots shoes and leather 20 hats empty moases
hhds; ono long bont.
Loss Of ship .3is;,a-Car Lawry, of the Ro,hschild
New Orleans reports that the Amira rhaycT from Portland
for New Orleans days out lost the Gingerbread
Ground 25 ul The hull and te loss; .e
Of the spars. rigging aud sails saved No lives lost,
Brig ~ FyoihinghGIG. Bearisley, from MatanEas for
New York put Wilmington. NC 10th inst. in distress
ing in the late gecn Obliged of her Of
noissses.
Castnc 18th insArr rev boa, Veto Lieut. FoSs I'm wreck
barlue Lord Leson the weather has been nothing
farther been saved 1t is reported that her boat containing
three chests has been found in Martincus
sth-Thc materials Ssyed from the sold this day
FOR $751; uuder the decton of the Br Vice Consul from
Portland.