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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

&M/ T. fearleSSly challenge MI men, ~nelher
Wv Medical men or inventors of Quack
Nostrums, 10 produce the evidence Of SO Won
derful cure ofScrofi,a US the following, which
was performed in ELEVEN DAYS!
Read it,! Read 1T!
Measrs. Rowand d Waltor-Genilemen
In Justice 10 you, and rs au act of charity 10
those afflicted as have been, clieeriuiy fur
nis! yon testimonial of the astonishing cure
performed upon me by your"DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA." More
than two years since, | was attacked with
most obstinate and frighifu Scrofula, which
bafiled the skill ofthe most eminent physicians
in our city. Among other remedies, l used
sixteen bottles of" "Swaim's Panacea," twelve
bottles SarsapariIIa and Iodine" aud large
quantities of Hydriodatc Of Potash, and was
still growing worse.
NV mother seeing yonr advertisement OF
"DR. CULLEN'S PANACEA," called upon
you. and you spoke so confidently of it tina,
was induced 10 try it, although had but little
faith IN its efficacy after having tried SO many
other remedies without relief My face. fore
head. nose, ears, and one side of my throat were
almost covered with highly inilamed and pain
full ulcers, when commenced using the PA
HAcEA" on the Goth of December, is45-and
to my utter astonishment, the swelling nnd
soreness were entirely removed in ts1e',tyt0ur
hours-and in two days the ulcers commenced
healing! am now using the third botle-the
ulcers are all healed, and my health perfectly
restored. Yours, &c,
JOHN w. APPLETON,
No. 8. Madison street.
Phila.. Jan. 10. 1916.
Guy Of Philadelphia, ss:
Mayors OFFICE.
Personally appeared before me,
IT,. S. The subscriber Mayor Of said city,
John w. Appleton, who being sworn,
deposes and says that the lncts set forth in the
foregoing statement are true. In testimony
whereof, have hercunto set my name and
caused The corporate seal to be affixed, this
tenth day of January, A. d. 1916.
Signed, JOHN SWIFT, iIayor.
The above certificate of our Son is without
the least shada of exaggeration. His case we
had considered almost hopeless. after so many
celebrated remedies had failed, and we attri-
bute his final cure in the INCREDIBLY SHORT
SPACE OF ELEVEN DAYS I" your "PANACEA"
uinne. Yours, respectfully,
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan'Y. 10Th. 1916. ANN NJ. APPLETON.
eau cheerIuIly bear testimony to the above
rcry extraordinary case and believe it to be one
of the most 'conderfnL cures on record. was
present when Mr.. Appleton called to see Row
and & Walton, in relation 10 his case. His
incc wds then almost covered with scRoruLoUs
ULCERS, which were highly inilumed and very
painlul-and must say that ! very much
doubted That cure could ever be effected Il
is hardly probable that Mr.. Appleton would
have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM STEEL1NG, Nj. ID.
january 10, 1876.
"Culel 3 Pauacea," sold Wholesale anc
Retail by Jos. Il. Cowand, No. 376 Marke
street; p. II. Horn corner Fourth and Poplar
Vaughan corner Sackamaxon g. Qneer
SIS, Kensinglou. and our accredited Agents
X. s. ROBERTS. Ag cn, Edge6elJ e. Ii.
Sonlh Carolina.
July | 81 %
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SherSff,s Sale. q
State of South Carolina,
iEDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Samuel P. Getson. & wife,
Applicants, Summons in
VS.. gE1 5p1-I;tj,u
Seaborn Sullivan & others,
Delendant-a
DY virtue oil an order from John ali''
D Esquire, Ordinary Of the District IA
foresaid, l will proceed 10 sell, in the above
stated case, at Edgeeild Court House, on
the first Monday in August next. the
lands belonging TO the estate OF Ellen
Sullivan, decd, situate in the district aud
State aforesaid, on Stevens Creek. waters
of Savannah river, containing Fwo han
dred acres more or less, adjoining lands oi
the said S. Getsnn, Charles LImbecker,
Elizabeth Sullivan, and others, on ere
dit until the Grst:of January next tlS47.)
the purchaser viii be required 10 give bond
aud goDd personal security. and mort
gage of The premises TO The Ordinary to
secure the purchase money, except the
costs, which wilfbe required in cash.
Il. BOUL WARE, 8. +. D.
July 4t 81
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SHERIFF's. SALE

ny yir,ue Of sundry Writsof Fiefi Fa,
I'D cias 10 me directed. shall proceed
10 sell in The, Village Of Edgefeld,f on
Monday the eth Instant, the following
.nroperiy in the following named cases, to-
w VIM. P. Butler vs.. L. T. Wigfall; A,
yy;rr.Il aaa.s,e.Aerss,, seperalIy, vs.. lhe
same. one 10, of Books. consisting OF Law
and miscallaueous books; also, some offlce
furniture. :, ~...5z,. - .[.,.,.,.,
Terms of. sale, cash.
-. H. BOULWARE, S. +. u.
.JnIy H. a.4.., Bite q
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s7.sFRIFFS. SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry Wrils ot Fieri + 2
ID cias 10 me directed. I! will proceed
to sell at Edge6eld Cour' House. oO. h. the
FRS, Monday and Tuesday IN Aug9s.,
the following property 10 the 'o''0"us
named cases, to-wits: - po.o,,
Jeremiah w. Stokes vs., P, 8; Rooney
10, Of land in the town 81 taa'nsule, s, ~ i,
known in the plan Of said town own az y; -, q
humber tlssD one hane!sd ana 9,v 'd.sy 5ssi
three, fronting on Centre sireeI a,,a ~ l6 fiS
and running back Que hundred ana my
William r Nesl. bearer, vs.. George org
N. Pardss. John Moore and others sew sew,
.eralIy US. fhe same; one negro man Save
:by The name :nf Nat.
Tersns or s':Ie. cash. r.
Il. BoULWAKE, S. E: D. !"
july 11lh. 4e
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~ Hair Tonic.
WArERrowN. N. y. Oct. 20, Is

WATERrowN, N. Y. Oct, ~, lS4l.
DIR. D. JAYHE-Dear Sir-Your Hair Tonic
is an excellent article. Many respectable per.
sons also offer their certificates in favor OF
your Expeciorant believe your medicines
are the best preparations that have ever been
offered 10 the public, for the reliefofthe atiict'
ed, and for the euro OF the diseases for which
they were intended.
Your Expectolsnt think will soon be ex'
clusiveIy popular. Yours, &C. !.
ApRIAL ELY.
The following is from Physician aI'd a
much respected Clergyman of the Methodist
SoceIy. dated Modest Town, Va. Aug "a
IS40.
DR.. JAYNE-Dedr Sir-I have been using
your Expectorant extensively in my practlce
for the last three years. and for all attacks
Colds, Coughs, Inflammation OF the Lungs,
Consumption. Asthma, Pains and Weakness
of the Breast it is decidedly the best medicine
have ever tried.
Very respectfully yours,
R.W. WILLIAMS, N. d.
Asthma cured by DR.. Jaynes Etpectorant.-
Miss MARY CAMRsELL, OF New Haven, Fay
cite county, has been cured Of Asthma, Of more
than eiSNcSu years tno use Vi
DR.. james Erpectorant. She commenced
taking the medicine last simmer, and after
.usios eleven bottles, was entirely rid of this
distressing disease. We are assured Of this
cure by lady Of undonbted veracity. and re,
nuested to make public for the benefit Of oil
,ers.-Mount Pleasant, (!od) Register.
,IJAYNE'S EXPECTORANT-Wee esteem
tia plea+ ure to be able 10 recommend thism
dicine as the best calculated for the purpose OF
curing coughs, colds. sore throat, asthma and
all affections ofibe:iungs. From h long per
-sonal asquaintanceswith Dr.. Jayne, we know
tina, be is no 9nack,, aud his medicines are not
,,ostrums ofthe modern cry up. but are there
sui, ai hi; long experience us a.practsing ply.
.siciaS a. tie expense of great labor.-Hart
f,d.lfC,ha) Daily .ReUie,o.
&. aoBERTS, sole A-ent; at Edge6eld
C,H 8 n!u Carolina - ..22 $50
Re re j Counterfeits -. Egs,!s
3 Is u Ss
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In the Court of Ordinary.
Austin Rowo and Others, }
Appli'ts, Us. Mary Rowe
aud others, Defts.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that
Il Andrew Jackson Rowe, lives beyond
the limits of this Stale, it is lllei etore Or
dered that he do appear aud object 10 the
division or sale ofthe real estate of VIM.
B Rowe, deceased, OH or before the firs,
Monday in September next, or their con-
sent to the same will be entered OF record.
Given under my hand at my Office, I'd
June, 1916.
JOHN HILL, o. f. ID.
Juno 3D., 1916 l2w 10
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Valuable Land for Sale.

lsES THE Subscriber has determined
sJssss to-rfIer Mt Priivnte Sale;l HE raIua-
HYtS able tract of LAND. on which he:
,st,stfasss, no~ resides. an. Turkey Creek, wa.
t"rs of savannah river. d miles from Edgeied
C"nrt lInuse. The tract contains go acres,
and the lani l. in gpoI state Inr cultivation
For particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN BLAND.
jun. 2l If D
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SALEM WITcHcRAFT 6: oUTDoNE.. Q i

SALEM WIlGHChAF = WA DOtSGt
RTR J. j.. ROWAND--Dear Sif:-Fo...
lYE four or FIVE years havo suffered great
lly from Rneumatis;,. in my head, which dur
ing The last year became worse and worse
For four or five weeks previous 10 the l5th
inst, I had suffered without intern,lssion, my
general health was much impaired, my sight
injured, and my head SO sensitive, that could
scarcely rest il upon my pillow. Two days
since. single application of your "MAGlC
LOTION" relieved me entirely in two or
three minutes! have applied professionally
since, aud the soreness is nearly gone. 30
great and sudden was the change, that can
scarcely realize that am the same man.
have also cured one Of my children, ano
female friend Of headache in two or three m'n'
utes.
So great is my confidence in the MAGIC
LOTION" thatI would not be without bot
tie for .ffiy times its cost
Yours respectfully,
JACoB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Marketstreet.
Philadelphia, January l7th. 1886.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
! J. r.. RowAnp. 375 Market street. Sold also
BY Horn, Fourt and Poplar streets, and Gil.
lingham, Ninth and Race streets. Philadelphia.
Sold BY &. 5. ROBERTS. Edgefield c. H.,
| Sorth Carolina.
July Is st 70
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YOsIn. Ladies Boarding anG
DAY SCARssdsa4.

EDe EFlELn COURT dugsE. S. CAROLINA.
ET is my purpose to open Il School OF this
4 character, OIL the first Monday in January.
1917, in my Hnuse, near To the Episcopal
Church by which time Schoul Room will
he built commodous enough 10 receive large
number Of Pupils.
All the usual branches OF an English edit
cation will be Taught together with French.
ilusic, Drawing and Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the purpose.
4 Public Examination will take place once
year; and the Musical Pupils will be re.
quired to perform in 4 private Concert once Il
month :-at which time they will be examined
on the TheorY of Music 30 tha! rirood may be
given that they are well grounded III its rudi-
men's
Persons wishing to place their children in
this Schou! are requested 10 make application
by the first rf November. that prrparnlr''!S
may be made f"' their reception. particularly
for such is may come a. miders.
Rates Of Tnilinn AN! Beard, payable ia ad-
vance, will be. rs iuilows:
Per Quarter.
For Spelling. Raading, Writing
aud Arithmetic. S 4 90
Geography. Grammar and Com.
position. with the above, 00
History. Natural and Moral PHI.
losopy. Chemistry, Botany, &c,
with the above, s 0O
French 90
Music, 30 30
Drawing and Painting, q 90
&. Beard, including Washing and
Lights, per month, 10 90
a charge of 50 cents per quarter will be
made for wood during The Fall aud Winter.
EDMUND Is. BACON,
Principal.
June 81 al 22
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!. St,te Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELUDIo RiCa
James Eidsnn, Applicant,ss. summon
james Rodgers & wife Sarah, IN iar''-
and others Delendan's. non: a,:p
nY virtue of all order from John Hlli,
ID Esquire, Ordinary OF the :Dlstrlc,;
AFORESAID, in the above stated case. WIN
proceed to sell at Edge6eld G. "a, on the
+ist Monday in August next, fhs aanas oe-
aoneing to the Estate Of 5ames Edison
Senior deceased, situate in said District
adjoining landsEof MARTA Edison, 'he rs
,aie Of John Gouillion, Mrs. Peggy u Q;
million aud others, containing one hun-
dred andtweuy, and a'haif acres; more or
less. To be sold on credit un'ii the 'hrst
Purchasers will give bond and approved
personal security, and mortgage OF me
PREMISES to The Ordinary 10 secure inc
purchase money. ..:
Costs TO BE in cash:
II BoULwARE, S. 2: D.
Julyi8 At
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Executors Notice.

FENHE Executor Of Col. JoHN KEY, decd,
u. having paid all the demands against the
said estate, within his knowledge, gives notice
to any person having yet any demands against
The said estate. (fany such there be) to render
rhem in 10 the suhrcribei, on or before the FIST
day of August next, or they will not be paid.
JAMES. TOMPKINS. Ex'T.
Edgefeld C. II j June %, 1876.
June "a tia 70
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H. H.. .JEFFERS !!
General Agent and commission
EEcrcElaNt. E4Se an yxlu v,sr Is sfs W.!

Merchant, mblIrEM
TEL. offers il services 10 Iisfiisfds nna
~ the pnbAc, nd lie.will devote Ills undiyaly
dcd attention TO g ...qtla 80 - Z;
SELLING oF.CoTToN AFDsFLptR,
RECEIVING krD FoRHaKbfsd G6oDs: 'fiSS.4
Baging Goods for Planters or sMsrsaaaissoys
attend 10 any business tta, ,s,ae 10 II -
committed to lis care 49, .is.
He embraces this oppo,,nDitg Of. lender;on
his thanks to his friendsfor def liberal pailos
age heretofore bestowed. and By h,dnsty and /
and to continue toreeeive iit Ssaie > shall 81;
his aim to make AN bis charges as Eght as pos.s
sible, knowing that il will he 10 his interest 10
closely observe ,he i,,teres. of his frenis.---=
Liberal aivances'wiiF be made II Teauaed' on
produce sent TO hiBffor sale on store. co,toir.
sent to him by Boats VIII BE received jyce. oE
,5hartage. All Prodnce sens to him for sas
will be promptly sold ON arrival, fso esdered.
August 8 II % es'
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against
N the Estate of VIM. Brunson, de-
ceased, are requested TO render them in
according to law. Those indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
D. BRUNSON, Executor.
April 90 If Is
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ICE! ICE.

II D. TfBBETTs will keep constantly on
eD hand supply of Ice until October.
Persons wishing to purchase may rely upon
getting il in any quantity. None will be sold
on the Sabbath, excep, for Medical purposes.
June II If II
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500 Reward!

IT'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, about
E1 the 10Th Of January Negro Woman
by name Of NICY, of dark complexion. about
30 years of age she is supposed TO be about
Charles Glover's plantation, where she has
been SEEN Tho above reward will be paid to
any person who will deliver her to me at Edge
field Court House.
S.F. GOODE.
EdgeGcld c. H., April 20 lf IA
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N Otlce.

A LII persons having demands against the
IA essaic Of David Richardson, are request
edtos present them Immediately. properly al.
tested md oil debtors of the estate, are required
TO make prompt payment, as the affairs ofthe
estate are about 10 be closed. Z
a-a. JAS. M. RICHARDSON, { Z
t'is JAS; s. GUIGNARD, q :
Executors.
May / ~ Is
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IBW gsSsARI@ G0@RG,8s.
l.. 81 Z. PENN, have Just received aff8
Us opened large aud handsome assofts.
menl of SPRING AND SUMMERS tG0ODS9f
purchased in Charleston and:New York; ;eon:ss
Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
sparc, Crochery, Groceries, =. !, :,
flats, Shoes, Bonnets, Books
and Stationery, Saddlery and
Brides, Medicines, ...,:..s =. I s, s,
aud great variety of other articles, usually !,
kept our line. All Of which we viii sel !,
on terms to sui. the times % y
U'We invite our friends TO call and .eI.
anime ou- stock tii!2 = - -
April8. So IL ~. ...Ssi;it
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Saaa!licry and aHaralesS
ESTABLISHMENT.

/ uake great pleasure in
returning to my patrons and
friends in general. my sin.
cere thanks. for their very
liberal patronage during the
past year | would also,
take this opportunity to in
form them. that | shall still
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a.
Adkins. Thos.
Is.
Blease, Thos. Brooks, William,
Boyd, Mrs. S. or Ed. Beal, j. e.
Bridwsll, John
C.
Charles, W.B. Cooper. Campbell
Coyar. Jackson Clary, nj. w.
Cook. J. Cumming, james
Clarkson, A.W. Claybrook, Dr.. w. E
Christian, j. II. Carmak, w. E.
u.
Devo,e, LceRe Drenan, F. NJ.
F.
Ferguson, .'Tkos. Fowler &.Barnes,
G.
Gulledge. lily Green, Mrs. Ann
Glover, David Greenleaf, Mr..
Coleman. Rice Galtett, VIM.
Glover, Frances A. GorGan, F.
Garland, J. R. 2
II.
Holmes. Jno. NJ. Hancock, John
Harden. w. G., 2 Holiness Wyatt
Hatcher, Mrs. B. w. Iopton, Robt.
1ioIlen. Bennett Henderson, Miss E. 0t
Hodges, Mrs. Julia John Dolby,
Harrison, WIN. Harris, Jno.
Hunten A.
l.
Timer, Solomon
J.
Ioues, G. w. 9 Jones, Thos.
ZONES. Lefty B Johnson, james
Johnson, Miss o. s.
K.
K;rksey, Mrs. E. A. T. Kistler, Rev.P.
L.
Lowry, Conrad Lyon. John
Logan, Lucy Lee, J.J.
Long, John Esq.
NJ.
MAXWELL Thos. Miles, L. j.
.HcDauiel, VIM. Mitchell, J. A.
Mcdaniel. Scry McKie, Nancy,
AeCarty. james Minis, James
McNare; John Marsh, Samuel
Martlii,J. r. Mays, Stephen
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GFThe friends Of Maj. S. c. ScoTr
announce him Us candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
Nov 6. # IL
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AiSt 6fEefders

ND EMAINlNG in the Post Office, at Edge
A4> field c. H.. on the Is, day Of July 1916.
Persons inqniring for Letters, will please
state il advertised.
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To THE PUBLIC.

HS "S uSt w III anu Testament OF Alex
E-D ander Downer, deceased. late of Bencb
Island. provision has been made ior the main.
tenance and education ofa number of INDECENT
orphans OF this District under the age ofI4
years-and by an act el,he Legislature, Conn
mlssloliers y have been appoialed to carry oit
The seneselsnt des,gps &c laes .YEsslater T6eg5s
have foca tissi ii Bcas!f FL
land elsh tmlies below aibbiIrs, md dssiieus
as soon us they can ascertaih lie nnrIji}er os
nenehclarrs, to crect filitabie buildings for for.
their accommodation, and to obtain the seryi.
ces OF a competent person to take charge Of;
the lnstitutiuH.r azs.:, = ~ :. = -
:. Inc design oftbis communication is 10 Sc
iiclt ll'e co operation ofthe citizens generally,
but |. more particularly of,he Commissioners Of
rree schools IN oscertaing the number Of chill.
drcn in their respective neishborhoods entitled
to the benefits designed by the benelaction Of
the Teslator. :. :,
Communications addressed to us through tho
Hamburg Post Otfice, will be Thankfully re.
rpiyuI
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ITCh0lerl, Summer Complaint,
Diarrhra. DyScniery. and ah other Dcrangc.
mcntS of the STGMACH and BOWELS,
cured By DR.. d. JAYNES CARMINd.
,rJUE IL SIM
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A Challenge to the world.

NM7 iearlessIy chaIIense linen, Whelher
Wv Medical men or inventors nf Quack
Nostrums, 10 produce the evidence Of so won
derful cure ofScrofnla us the following, which
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The Crops.


The Mobile .95pertser of the 2sd ult says We con.
tnue TO receive unfavorabe accounts from the interior
Of the state in regard to the growing crop The spring
was very backward and the cold and weather pro-
duced bad stand This was followed by drought in
jane, and this again by the recent continued heavy
rains Take II altogether the season far has been
one OF the most unprvpous we have ever known to
the growth OF cotton The date of the first bloom in
ms state this about the 10Th Of Junca la
Yer period than has been for years past with
the exception OF one year. lSiI. when the date OF the
hrN blossom was the same now"
Two bales of new cotton have been received in Coum.
pus, "a from Russell county, Ala They were taken
from the held on the 10Th ult.
rue peardstown Gazette Illinois, states that since the
ersme not weather sickness in the river coun-
" such an extent that many farmers are unable to
ger hands TO gather in their harvest Large fields of
lost. anu "'e hAeiy W 10
The Galena Gazette states that the farmers in 10 Da
vess and neighborng counties are busiiy engaged in
harvesting their wheat The yield is very Iigbf in ma
ny sa.ss s NO, Justify the cutting The crop in Jo Da
rage one What was not killed by the wincr to-. Ne
been badly damaged by the rust Many portions ~ ,h
country In that latitude visited by os, on tho Sa
inst The leaves Of the corn had quite yellow ,ings
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lyswsss. crew.u Mobile Hssysst cerl., Olive, Bird

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ssss Sstss s:s's. sd1
dsiShi. nth, Mseshssisr Tier SorsSa:; sisias Bar.
!,sh f.sa Ts%sp SS1i;sS:; SsIoia Is.t j;es.sSS
61ai ArsHs :. s r
ts.s fsrS Rf fxse Fa
simmons; Commerce, A,hlon Tho; Virgin, GsIdaeI; s.
Herd SorIs.n;; SsSbsrland Power Apal ,chicOa; By
9ES srss' S,. AsP NsS YS.
Orleans; H.rLaws, Cor@ack siehmcsd' Va; sarah s AT
. ton. New YoH S ossaa% Sss S Z 'i'!
T.%sIan Hen , s,sea Wi,ea's Ne Atsni.: cI0ysll
IVES. WcGshou.s, Do Panrhsa. Lane, do; HsSIs ttdrS
sm siw .es yp;s, S sga
fo si' 3d. x,sis. H Msrs 2a
PssH.scf. July a-oa Buonavsnt. Mathie.sen.
.Y v IN Sisai.sss Bunting end sd for SYOrk;ith
's s 6s1s Sligo Ros.
hsiS ca S: iss: Nis:;s
ss Mn, S
f I'll i.y for nd III D pha d,S
a.bsth, ADAM. 70 ..,in ds for Bait; Emene Churchill.
TO ,at in 2 ds fol dad.
s,pssY, n 8. w, March is-Arr Iauthe, Graves, from
sovTHAm,reS Jsly iO-Arr bark s, Andrew. Rch I'm St
ST PsTEs'sgso, Joly s-Ar sou,hsmsr Crosby. from
- sE '1 port Str p Hds% Rsm.r New
Nor. Vi, Nfw ssdS o = ,s. hod from
r. ay o% s Hn ,d H0man for Boston,
s4LcoNsE. July ia-Oa, brig Ph1nr, Elfremon, N York.
." e.ooI. I,,v ,a-Ar, s.,.,or K.,lx NyorL
Home Ports.
Bo,r9s As{ s1Ars big. Fame. Madison Palermo; Had
S rhi:i rS,sy S'Is% S!cf n s;s%. ship sd
s S pa.ni "S Sas % of
sd mp New ssat hi. ssri z s.E K %Hd
Grno.: brig Moses, BuIkiey. Phila ,-., r,,;-. =.
SD .eSr o %sa 81" i''fG d.
FALL R.yrn. July sO-sld schs Elizabeth, Baker. Bait
,GEososTows. sc. July 2l-An brig Hartley, ~
;ooP - Lucy PhiI,; 3Oth, sehr Undauned Kelley,
s 5s. :sy
York .chs TIumpe5 Croker, do sOth Maae, do. To-
Hol Ns, AcIT, July 2e,Au schr. spgaspe, tBr) Am
"t Moan July BARK Rose aais% Psp.a
e s GsI %;ca Nm5 hsw k S
Ss snsh1S do s wKSop SS
York.
NORFOLK July Starr Br brig Laah Rookh. Burroughs
st Thomas; schrs Mary Jane Osborne York; Maria Tho
mas: Albany. SID schr Mary, Trefehen, Portsmouth,
NH
New OaLEANs, July 2Arr steamship Fashion, Fullercn
Water Witch Trenis from the mouth Of the Rio Gande
Cld m,hp weston Wright for Galveston and M'ta
Cleaves. Wilson, do; Valiant, (Fr) Graud; Havre
PHILADELPHIA Aug 3-Arr briggs Bermudana (Br) Saun-
ders Port Spain via st hemas; Norris Stanley, Doney
Antigua aud Turks Island; Growler Washbuner, Savan
nah.
PLyMouIH, July 2e-Ar brig September, Doane, Phila;
30th, schr Emuous, Howes. Phiia.
PORTLAND, July 3l-Cld schr Delaware Trott, NYork.
Sid Aug l. briggs Sophia. and Androscogsiu
PORTSMOUTH, July 2-Arr schrs Pierce Card Phila for
Dover: Zephyr Crockett, NYork; 3oth brig Monhegan
Watts. Phila.
SANDWICH, July 2s-An schr John Simmons Small Rich
mond.
SALEM. July 3-Arr schrs Lousa Melissa, (Br) Dieby
Isaac Jackson, Smaey Pha. Below, brig Romp, Lander
fromC Gave