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The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

MAJOR ANDRES PApERs.-Thc
Editor of the New York Sun saws
that last week he was favored
with sight of the papers found
in the boot Of Major Andre when
he was arrested near Tarrytown.
They consist Ola complete plan Of
West Point, Il list of men on duty
in each place, and the orders Of
the day in case Of an attack, sign
ed by the RESI- lective officers: there
are also half a dozen permits and
orders given by Arnold, to Joshua
Andrews and John Anderson, the
fictitious names assume by Andre.
The Sun says that these papers
are about to be engraved. 1--WE
trust in tac simiIeO to enable eve
ry man in the country to possess u
copy of this record Of the vilest
crime committed during the rcvo~
lutionary war, and the narrowest
escape, made by our country, from
subjugation to the British yoke.
NoRTn CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS
The regiment of volunteers called
for by the President from the
State of North Carolina has been
completed by lot, and is now rea-
dy for any emergency that may
arise, The names of 80 compa-
nies were placed in the wheel, and
ten (the number requireU were
drawn theretrom. Since then, we
learn, some six or eight additional
companies have been rendered,
making in all about 40 companies
which have volunteered their
services in this State, where only
ten where required.
Raleigh Register
The American squadron now in
the Gulf, and for the attack Of San
Juan de Ulloa consists of thirty
vessels, mounting 752 guns. The
squadron on the west coast of
Mexico, in the Pacific, consists of
twelve vessels, mounting 3OS
guns.
1t is stated that the continued
rains have produced the most dis
astrous effects on the crops in
Louisiana. The cotton, corn and
sugar cane at Baton Rouge and
some Of the neighboring parishes
are ruined, the season being so far
advanced that even the best
weather now would be Of no avail
in retrieving them.
There is one incident connected
with the history of Monterey, in
Nuevo Leon, which is not general
ly known. The streets of that city,
were paved by American priso.
ners, taken by the forces of Gen.
Arredondo, from Mina's unfortu-
nate expedition Of 1916, and &C.
mented with their blood. These
men who had nobly perilled their
lives to obtain the independence
OF Mexico. were taken prisoners
and after being kept at hard labor
on the streets Of Monterey for
months, were taken out and base
" shot, by order of the government.
We know but one survivor of the
cxpediti III, the senior proprietor
| Of the lleveille.
Matamoras RereiHc.
General Paredes has notified the
commandant at Monterey that he
would have to make the best de-
fence he could at that place, us he
was unable to render him any
assistance at present, owing to
the difficulties in the southern
states of the renuhlic
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

JOHN G. BAsKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
III the rear Of tho Court House and
near to the Printing Office,will prompt.
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan Id AZ
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

General Paredes has notified the
commandant at Monterey that he
would have to make the best de.
fence he could at that place, us he
was unable to render him any
assistance at present, owing to
the difficulties in the southern
states OF the republic.
Nearly 100000 interests Of the
State debt of Pennsylvania were
paid out on the lst inst, at the
Pennsylvania Bank in Philadel-
phia.
The value Of salt manufactured
in the State Of New York in t,
single year, exceeds a million of
dollars, and it gives employment
to about two thousand persons.
3DEATH OF A CoLoRED CLERGYMAN.
Jacob Walker, a colorcd lergy-
man, who has for many years Off
clated as pastor Of one Of the Afri-
can Churches in Augusta Ca, died
on Friday last. The deceased
sustained through life high cha
racter Tor piety, and while he was
much esteemed among the whites
for his exemplary. character, he
maintained a deep hold upon the
affections of his race, who testified
in a most laudable manner their
love for him in consigning him to
the tomb.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-08-12

FLORIDA PINE APPLEs.-The edi-
tor of the Charleston Evening
News has been presented with
specimens Of this fruit raised at
st. Lucia, East Florida. He says;
"They have been produced with
scarcely any trouble, and are the
product of a second crop, and the
only fruit Of the kind which has
been raised in the United States.
Our informant states that all the
tropical fruits are easy of culture
IN the Eastern portion of Florida"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-18

us.lon.r las, year was Is pos The STATE Senate vii
contain wing GRITTY eighteen OF that party 70 thr.
teen democrats have been elected from the districts heard
from The House of Representatives will also be whig
by a large majority, they having elected forty-two
members and the democrats only wenty seven
The members of Congress elect stand far 10 wings
l native and democrats.
The returns from Ohio are not favorable to the
wings The msjores in the strong holds Of that party
greatly reduced from what they in 1874 and
fears entertained by them that their opponents have
carried the State.
Geographic despatch from Harrisburg this morning,
states that the dwelling house of Samuel Guyman hve
miles above that city entirely destroyed by fire last
evening" and horrible 10 relate the whole family con-
sisting Of himself wife and five children all persisted IN
the flames
Mr.. warden silversmith of this city. has just com
peted splendid silver pitcher, TO be presented to Gen
zachary Taylor, in commemoration oil the victories
of Palo Alto and Resaca lie la Palma IL stands on four
eagles claws and is enriched by the most beautiful and
appropriate chssings The 5000; its weight 30
ounces and is nearly two feet high The donors
committee of gentlemen of Louisville, Kentucky, and Is
worthy of their munitcence IL will be placed in the
Franklin Institute exhibition 70 be opened Tuesday
next The saloons Of the Museum building rapidly
being filed with specimens of the and
of the country If may judge from the large number
OF specimens from your city, should judge that New
York is to be large contributor.
Tho brig Abigail which left this port days since
bound TO Boston is returning to the city repairs ha
wing been considerably damaged during the gale Of
Tuesday.
The sales of stocks to-day exhibit considerable ANNA
ton, and State SIS continue advancing in price.
Sales OF STOCKS at PhiIadeiphsa
Der H-Frst Bo.rd-5o Reading RR s2x; 500 U. State,
Loan S. - si $4,000 State S. cash. s7 $1,000 Cincinnati
After lest Man s Mech Bank 2i1+; philadsipha do
III IS 900 stas s. ga; $50 Reading mr. 90: $50 az
Second Bosrd-3 900 stae s.. 6s 10 Norris Rk g.
RR sS sss Stale =. ssS $40 DO ss, 100 seSuyik Nav
90 81; dc shares ao2<; 50 Issding RR sisS.
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The Greensboro Beacon, paper published in cen.
trail part of the cotton growing region Of South Alabama
from personal observation, says-In short, such com.
plee and thorough destruction to the cotton has
thirds Of crop win consider himself peculiarly fortu
nate-whilst many cannot possibly make one.third Of
what they did last year And afer the most careful
quiry, We feel thoroughly convinced that the crop of
this sectionand our information justices the opinion
that the most OF South Alabama has suffered badly
cannot even with an unusually late fall, much, any,
then for fair crops in few Of the counties above
Wetunpkaa somewhat better yield in East Mississippi
and think the receipts at Mobile for the coming
season. cannot 90 much above 100000 bales This est.
mate, aware is above that made by Of the
best informed planters in this sectionand shall be
more disappointed II too low than If ii turns out
TO be too high" The Selma Reporter of the date
says-"The accounts We receive every day represent
the cotton crop in much condition than was
ever known before at this season Of the year"
The ST. Francisviile Chronicle Of the Sd inst says
ave have nothing to add in relation to the cotton
not exceed average third crop. Nearly all the
planters have finished picking, and have nothing for
their hands to do but to open new land for another
The Attakapas Gazette says The caterpillars have
destroyed nearly the entire cotton crop of parish
there will not DO than months picking and the
quantity gathered will fall short thirds previous
expectations We hear from Donaldsonvie that hume.
rous instances there Of cotton Planters making
gagements to hire their hands to sugar planters
ing the grinding season, at prices from SIS S35
month, which we consider wise move their part
their cotton crops have been almost rely destroyed
by the worm. We learn also, that the Lafourche,
corn has suffered severely. In many instances whole
fields are lost by unceasing weather since Decem-
Der Fully onehalf Of the crop cut off The sugar crop
has likewise sustained injury the plant is snted in
growth and there will be diff there of the rise of
onehd less IN the result OF the cropcompared with the
last product"
letter from Howard county, Says the Missouri Re.
Puoean OF the 29th ult received by yesterdays mail,
says-%Tobacco is coming in nnely; hemp crops short
generally"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-18
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Is.



Ships Abbo,tsfod BuckIand Belfast; Quebec Williams,
kGndS1 5.ns MS,"m Coz FoIid,s Whi,sls%aa
Bark AIssrsdc, Ames, Lisbon, Badger Peek Co Brrs
MsS 20 A r. WiS P
G,ov,aO, MARIA sollss H,vsas schmidt Baehen Gull
E%I Ess s%s New
cent psdSf S"%9Is Morning si,s BpssS foE
nss: Esnti% BS.ioa NsIesa, smii6 Wsshiart.a NJ;
ws %sd srdSy Sss S jan william saa.
Juno Allen Newport y arrep Thompson, New Haven; Jas
Michigan, Anen, Pbilsdeiphis. ''" -'"'' w. 0''se
Arrived,
Ship 1ahmaoo sinslss from LeEhoT, Malaga, Aug 2p,h
The r has experienced severe gales the passage
ship 0l.ssow Msn.on. tof P.hl e days from Lssheru.
as d h 0 Ssa h.. - sss Me-
w ai STr esss G bso o iG"
topsai and foreopg sail. Had stove buiwuks the
rs.i Py .:sa Ir siF'ts: Ds
s S A R Rsof so ai &
TO sal Dq n h % up. % e %
los, deck load fruits stove received
Big Ds%.r. Bq s 70 day; Sm Msavi' g with
shossny 70 ,oss iae Seree honey 70 HOLT owen Iss
brig TQnquia Young hence ihs ash Sept The only Am
d dr. Ring Oct lat q Tong 70 spoke barb Eyegon
reported that the captain RaS asS ON the Sun
cay previous and that the second mate died Mondsyhe
BLANCHARD unds9ed 20 say that the captain
vas ussT: Ins on the 18th experienced heavy gale
rom Eve 20 oW which lasted 20 hours-split nsutopss
mage - 49,
sshr Henry Clay Chance from Virginia. with corn to
schr spy. Lacy. days from Boston with md TO DAYTON
Spraguc. " 1870
sshr Katharine, Eldrdse, from Portsmouth, with ms.. to
SW Lewis 49, s~'''"
schr Henry Cook from Baltimore with flour and corn. TO
master. ~ '' w
schr Msnhin Terry, from BALTIMORE, with -four to John
son Lowden. ~
schr Lscon, Beaue, from Boston, mdze, to Atkins.
Schr Page, Chamberlain, from Best,n with mdre, to X
,schr Ann, Hopkins from Petersburg, with tobacco to
sehr Ann D. Trsadwel. from Norfolk with aour to star.
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Nsu Orleans

FLoUaThe -four market is very dull, buyers prefer
ring to wait the arrival of further advices from Europe
before operating The only sale we know of since our
last is 500 barrels Oswego at So go for shipment which
is the full market price Michigan of prime quality
and good lots worth the same, though mixed brands
picked mp at SIS 31 The receipts not heavy for
the season. but the Eastern demand light Southern
-four also droops, and quote Georgetown at So 43
SIS SO, and Brandywin at S. 62h
GRAM Wheat is also lower. About 5000 bushels
prime Genesee sold at 81 6 81 IL, and red, of prime
quality, worth 81 100 81 -. and ordinary 81 ST. O6.
Rye COOS of more freely and sales to some extent for
port at 80 cents Barley is held at 63 cents without nd
ing buyers There is demand for for export but
activity in the market We quote prime white at 10
to II cents, and yellow 10 a. Good mixed Western
60 to II cents according to quality Oats rather
frmer and worth 35 to 81 cts. for canal.
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Dy Last teight's 1euthssa Hail


BALrnoss. Oct i.-Arr tlle oiaHS,s.a; yeoks xi.E.
Ostrich Harrington Elizabeth City; Mary Elizabeth Nor
folk SID ship Huron. Weeks Belfast; bark Catharns Phil
lips, New Orleans; schrs Rdgeway. spading 81 Tho
mas. Maria, Nickerson, BIazos, 81 Jsgo
NoRroLx, October L-lAH schr Eliza Ann Granam from
Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA Oct r7--An brEs Velocity, Anderson.
Green Richmond; American Eagle Wilmington. Nc; CID,
bark Louss Gallagher Havana brgs Canton. Crowe Bos'
ton; Palm, Edridge Putnam. Farrell Pernambuco Cum.
beHagd, Evans, FalmOsrb JAM ssm rsues. g John. NIB
CharIeson John Hartman. raulln. Wilmington. NC; SA-
rah Jane Moran, dos Alexander, Taylor Mobile; Mereo
s6s1 White c9r.on. doi i Mead. s%,,h do Abraham
Martins Mara, Reeve New Bedford; VIM Wilson. Baker
Salem; North Carolina Bagby, Boston; Pilot Jordan Fall
River.
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Passenger Sailed.


LvERrooL-Stsaner Hiberuia-Rev. J. Angler Messrs
Chandler, Boyden, Smith, Cowdin, A Sigoumey and
W Jane Of Bos on; Mr.. AssIin chit md servant Alba
Per, > h,ttenden, MITCHELL Tho, Ward, T Dunbar d
Mellies, Bernhard q Gamer, Beecher, H Z CLARK
and : okes, of New Yok; Chase Bal more; Hon +
st.SSaelt e Gsn.r.l Mr.. s,syssr q Mopysai, Mis-.
QUEBEC; w Murpay aud daughter. Upper Canada; Capt
Ramsay, Hon stewart and Nessrs ECsoi of Canaaa w
Blake, Of Losdon, WIN Bland aud Milia OF Glasg w;
Mr. Davsdson and two soas, srs Lake .,p Hope, A,
PARIS; Mad lambert and cnldreo and Miss lambert Of
France; Nj d. Sarrita, of Germiuy-37.
HALIrAx-S Gamer HibeInia-Hon Cunard, Capt Allen,
Al sr Bags and lady Miss sck .nd sister Creighton,
Miss Almoa and Capt Ramsay of Halifax; Miss Bla,
Reed of Montreal; X sohegan. Of Pctou-2. Total, CO.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
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head dandun and Tor preventing the falling of Of the
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is the simple produce and immediate of
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKEH STREET.
MIR g ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
1 thanks his friends and the public for the liberal patron
that his classes for the Tuition Of Dancing will
open the above FRIDAY October I'd when he will
have the pleasure of Introducing and fashionable
Dances favorte Poks the Mazourk and other styles
fsl and much admired Ksdows Waltz Fancy Dancing Sc
for Ladies' Misses and Masters NJ; Gentlemen
from TO 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi.
monthly, commencing Nov. 3D. Instructions will be given
pupils privately in classes at semaTie at their
my 50 Canal The above rooms, during the
been greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
city Mr. r. would also inform parents who place their
children under his charge that attention will be paid
TO their proper and comfort while school For
further particulars apply the class at Mr. r.
sdepce Canal street. slB lmsrc
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CO m m II II @ IA l..
New York. October II.

New York. October II.
AsHKsThe sales Of ashes this week amount to about
300 barrels pots at 81 81 O6 and 600 pearls at 81 so
81 San The light receipts OF tho present tend to
make the marker very firm.
CorroS-Sales to-day sum up 1900 bales, which in
cludes list of 600 bales take speculation in.
side quotations. which is as low sellers will submit to;
in fact the amount sale at that rate even much
duced Exporters not disposed to enter the market
until later foreign intelligence Is received
LIVERPOOL CLAssYICArIoN,
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WElR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
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Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, 3as Grand street, in
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70 Orders through the Post Office will be duly attended
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
nF cure performed by DR. UPHAM'S PILE ETECTU
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MEDICAL AID.-DK. GREGORY, No. . Roosevelt
1 has recently pub lished
small volume the follies and fobles human nature,
entitled THE Rubicon," is intended as friend such
as may happen 70 need ADVICE privately 1t ueats
diseases and arrangements Of delicate and private
nature, among which are venereal in all its varieties
and forms with complete for its and also
young and thougntless. Price 50 cents
The following lew from the works of emf
rent ply sicians on th. Subject
MANY yiruous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing information ON so delicate subject"
fopic in physiology which artificial modesty has hith
erto covered up"
at confined the obscure vicious pervades
all classes Of society"
Nether the plague, small pox, similar
diseases have produc results disastrous humanity
ut Is the pestlence that walkeh darkness, and the de-
structon that wasteth at MONDAY"
1T erces the powers Of nature undue action and Pro-
duces violent secreons which necessarily and
hausts the vital Of body and mind hence
the early failure OF loss Of the faculties"
For the Of diseases aud consequences from
this dang practice is Dr. Gregorys lnvigofang lonic
Cordial Nothing better adapted to help ana nsash
the repair inward wastngs loss OF ppeu
depression Of spirits confused memory &C. ennenes ane
puies the blood without heating and naminR frce y!
bottle Of half dozen 81 $io cs,siuy packed
for expectation Consultations privately at all hours
SIS lner
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street, West Of Broadtpay.
NT,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
l Roysle Paris respectfully informs the public that heI
ali the usual Dsnees isuxht will be waltz Mszurka
Mazurka Qoadrille PoIh,s tvarioqs new Waltz einQ
new aud grace full waltz Redowa Schools and Families
endeds Terms and hours made known application.
a2l I'M rh
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ON A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING TO
" MANY.-Dr.R RALPH, Author OF III. PRIVATE Thar

~ MANY .-Dr.RALPH, Author III. "PRivATE TnElr-
referred hi. vopms. p.,onally h,. rs.deacs:
., 1 BESIDE
wss
IN W @
40, %ay IN %seioas seA are w." ea @
Stone aud winch whoever him, i'll reteisc
M ss 4 ans S ONLY
ms. islAss Snss * bis
should devote his talents TO diseases which persons Of every
Of
sy were ~own S dss. opinion wHaa be formed
the mind vel he body that dep!osd but q
to totally destroy The reprodaeve power L ]. fact that
either disease when properly treated remain dor
way than in their effects on postenty;
haps nothing proves fruitful the practice Of adj
vesing bottle Of drops box Of pills for the iadseIim
remsde; good such the SYMPTOM, which
d.ssse. differ from one snoSs hat sons. must
that what good IN must be desucuyeM another Is
s.e ho!s h
s with m Sss ssP Ss.D %
hs complaints were neither one nor the oter but totally
and aSSd he finest ssd o. iSss q ssis
ate, month Sometime. the slss, attending hi: disorder
o" sha occasion. BOT wsssr dsess
he the better of. Now every real physician
that all the physic in the world would never cure
e,as and s 81 may mos, sIs
dence, therefore, he would say, u these remarks are
just, land he can appeal TO the most eminent phys
clans the city for their TRUTH how Important that
and tai emit OF the he Is about in such
Win respect To OF Stnctureths il gratifying
20 state " generally accomplished very litte time, and
without pain inconvenence. Nothing exceed the i'm
deed hands Of and experienced persons
OF Structure accomplished many formerly
demanded month"; Many consult the writer who
business this city for short time only but
anxiety Tor years To those leave their BONES or
who cannot AFFORD personal treatment the furnishes
his peculiar and successful OF which,
beng enclosed little mahogany chest (price Siol be
s.Awsre OF the seaera opp,vn entertained Of those
who obtrude their sk,l upon the public in these dis
cases. (muiufHdes OF whom every paper) he
formerly feit " incumbent to statement Of he's own
medical qualifications aud advantages and presented several
mos. eminent names and references The necessity os this
tender. s2i Imsrre
MEDICAL ADvICE.-DOCTOR LAMERT - conf.
AVA denualiy consulted his Office, 90 Gold street.,
Fulton on AL diseases Of private His treatmert
peng mild and jndcous requires neither mercury restraint
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from ndscreet indulgence Of the
passions, causing nightly emissions, and eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention. his object being
the system that state of vigor originally
the ps.u, bnT aw%: caused BY and
somsiimss caused by he NEGLECT Of the parties mem
selves, is sefectuay cured by Dr. Letters, post paid
enclosinsa attended to, medicine
ADVICE, sent 10 any part Of the United States Omes 81
Gold street. OILS fwse