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Spring and Summer Goods,

comprising eXeEy E@Fisty u ariiclas Es.sa.iy Ken
IA thus mAEAss. Amolg Ehirh asiil le found
Dosasasiios' brown and Bleszhsa, from > = II
qGaEtrFs mldes
/ sIFsIl1r sssorinseni q Prints, Anesican.
Rasish AMI flenrh;
Black sRi easosal Lawns, GinghaI.s, Musl;ns.
bsrases. and EHahEoaierol Muslin;
MARSHES ant tEsaS skirts. Graduated striscI
kolss, suFeEiaF article q crash, and an assort-
I.sehs - Trimming Tor Ladies Dresses:
frrneh 1lothssId HassHsrres, llack ana fancy.
and easnpsele asS1EtInsnl Of Boy and Chi.
dtE's Cl0ihing:
Genilsmsn's Gloves, great variety, AMI Six
Knit aud iiuck-skin snsFenden;
Walking Canes, Umbrellas, PaIasOls, Oh Clolh.
and Oh Silk;
Palm. Legh0n. Pansnia. and Canton Hats;
PsEsian Lace and I.egh0gn Bonnets;
Laiirs' shoes, Walking Ties and Slippers;
Superior fRhrh Letter PAPER, Nots Paper,
Transparent Wasess, In,elible Ink, AMI Giass
Fountain lnk-stands;
heH supcHoE Grass 4 Grading Blades, WHEEL
stones.
GROCERIES.
Choice Tea, hlark and green. Rice, chOcolate.
ChFasl,esi. Loaf anal Powdered sugar, salad Oil.
SpcEIR, TallOW, and Adainaniine Candies. ard
Thomas suPsfioE Tobacco and Sesana.
Also. Is Sacks Cu8ec, At ~ and l2I een,s
April 80. as
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A Prediction AMI is E1ulsinent


In Mr.. Clay's Raleigh letter, on the Ques~
ton of the Annexation Of Texas, he used
the following words:
Under these circumstances. il the to-
vernment of the United States were to ac-
quire Texas, it would acquire along with
it al the membranes which Texas IS
under, and among them the actual or sus-
pended war between Mexico and Texas.
of that consequence there cannot be
DO b. Annexation and war with MeAh o
are identical Now, for one, certainly
am not willing TO involve this country in
a foreign war for the object of acquiring
Texas. *ts regard alt wars as great CO.
lamihes, to be avoided, if possible. ard he-
ncrabls peace As the wisess and truess POI
Icy Of this country"
In another part of the same letter Mr..
Clay said, that the consequences Of annex
alton would be to involve US " certainly in
war with Mexico-probably with other
foreign Powers"
|, is too late now to consider the rruba-
Die differences from the present condition,
of things which MIR. Clay's election would
have caused; yet if the same omiaous as
pecs Of war had come upon US which no~
lowers over the country, it would be soms'
thing 10 have such man at the head o.
affairs. BGh. .iBnr.
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Ex-Governor Jones. of Tennessee. has
raised volunteer company in Wilson
county, where he resides, and rendered
their services to the present Governor OF
the State. Fourteen companies, number
ing upwards of thousand men, had re-
ported themselves for service at the last
dates from Nashville.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
DIE sTUTFs, &c. sc.

DAE sIutto, &c. &c.
A oNG, WELD g. co. have received. and
~ now olEer fs sale, a very complete assor,.
ment OF Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Dye stuiFs.
DC. among which are compEised the following
ARTICLES, viz:
Pure White Lead, Emory Powders
Crome Gfeen' sulPh. Morphine,
Cromc yellow, Acct.
Nerdigrisc, SuIph. Quinine,
Spanish Brown, Group Syrup, Senna,
Whiting, kreasote, S,IuiIls,
Red Lead, Red PFeripilate.
Coach. Copal, and Lea. Sal Ammonia,
ihcr Narnish, soda and Seidlitz Pow.
TanncH, Il best Lamp den,
oil, Suit SPIT. Sitrc,
Aqua Forts, Alcohol. Lunar Cau.,ic.
Oil Of Nitriol, HytI. POTASH,
Nitric & Munalie Acid, Sands Ext. Sarsaparilla.
Indigo. Madder, Glue, Bouges Caiholers, Sy-
Logwocd, hardwood, ringcs, assorted,
Gum Shcllac, Fly Stone, Nipple Shells, Cupping
Cour; Plaster. Isinglass, Glasses, assorted,
pnI -. phai Isl-t.. r:-l---i = 49,
and Aiocs, OF q on.
Aqua Ammonia, Spring and Thumb Lam
Balsain Copaiva. Gets,
Cuhebs, Cochinea, &c. DC. &c NC
Country Physicians and Country Merchants
viii hc supplied upon the most liberal terms, and
with genuine articles. u Prescriptions put up
on the shortest notice.
May l.. s6-
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A head properly constituted can accom-
modate itself to whatever pillow the vlcis-
STUDIES of fortune may place under IT.
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LOT of CARPETING, consisting Of al
N Wool and Wool and Cotton. They will b
sold cheap. a
A. MlCKLE & co.
April IL. ID
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SPRING GOODS.

I ONG. WEBB & co. hare rsosi,sI. sua
- ~ oslss - SO, ia all oomllsls -.
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Bacon and Lard.

A NICE lot just received. Also very supo-
a rior article Of Brown Sugar for preserving
and another lot Of that superior Smoking Tcbac-
co, pu, up in rolls.
@~~.. LONG, WEBB, 81 co.
Junci0. sasss. 81
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SPECTACLES.
Coll, Silver. Blue. and polished Stecl Specis
eles. 10 suit oil persons and all ages. Very supe
nor flint glasses. that may be adjusted in am
frame Al = m0nscnt's no,iee.
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Silver Cups. Spoons. Ladies. sugar Tongs Sal.
and Mustard Spoons. Bul.erKniSes. castors, Cam
die Sticks. Shutters, and Trays, Waters. csko
Baskets. &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Mantel Clocks. Silver Pencils, Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Ralors, Razor Sirops Con-
gress Knives and Scissors. silk Purses. Steel
Clasps, Steel Beads. Ladies' fine TOGiois-shell
SIlycrmounied Combs. Silver Thimblcs. Spy.
Glasses, Music Boxes. Suspenders, Coral, Hooks
and Eyes, Epauletts. Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
IS. Silk Guards, Steel hey Rings. Fancy Jewel
Boxes Knives and Forks. and Looking Glasses
for Clocks. Also fine assortment of Perfumery
and Shaving Soap; Chewing Tobacco. Scgars.
&c. And other articles generally KEEP, in a Jew
eller establishment
To- Clerks and Watches repaired by him will
he warranted for twelve months. Orders from a
distance will he thankfully received. and prompt
ly attended TO.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
April 30. IS
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DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS.

m lime. which tries all things" has thorough
- IL established the inestimablc value OF these
Pills as cathartic, ambitious and detergent me-
dicine. II is now twelve YEARS since Dr. Pc
TIERS gave them to the world, and their reputa-
ton, founded on his long experience, still cOntn-
ues to increase. The annual sales, which, duI-
ing the first year, amounted TO ono hundred thou
sand boxes. have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market Tor them
once confined to few states, now comprises not
only the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia, and the West Indies. They
NAV truly he termed the great household Medi-
cine of The South and West. No other Pills have
ever been so widely patronized in those regions
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so
mild and gentle in their operations, that they may,
be given with perfect safety even TO an infant.
There il not particle of any irritating or drastic
substance in their composition yet they act upon
the secrctions with unequalcd certainty and d.
rectness; thus purifying the constituents OF The
blood. and enabling nature 10 throw into the cir-
culaiion perfectly healthy fluid Among the
multitude of diseases to the cure Of which DIR. Pc
ters's Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be men
tioned--habitual Costiveness Bilious Fever, A.
que and Fever, Jaundice. Cholic, Dyspepsia,
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys-
cntery, Diarrhea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,
Flatulencc, Loss Of Appetite, Furrcd Tongue.
Nausea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils, and
all diseases Of the Skin, caused by impuriy of the
blood together with every species Of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale al this Office.
February {. 10
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FLOWER CROOKS.

FLOWER CROOKS.
WE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
w Saueers. in sets Of three Crooks and Ssu.
ser for Is cents set, or sepaase al 5 and 10
cents each.
" Also another 10, of whitehead's Superior
FLOUR.
LONG, WEBB, l. ca.
March 20. 20
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IMPORTANT TO MILL. OWNERS
HotchkiSS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

THE subscribers, having witnessed the success
full operation Of these wheels, were induced
% purchase the right of using them in tue state
Of North Carolina; and they now oiler for sale
individual rights, at Fifty Dollars, or rights for
whole county, Oh reasonable terms.
Besides being generally adopted in the North
cru States, these wheels are coming into general
use in the Southern states. We have said about
100 Rights. 80 OF which are in successful opera.
tim in Cumberland county.
These wheels are more durable, and more east.
ly kept in order when properly put together than
tie nuller wheel They will save onc-third Of
the water, and run well in back water, when there
is head above. The specd Of the saw is in
creased to more than double the strokes per mi
mute.
We refer, among others, to the following gen.
tlemen, some of whom have had the whccls in
operation twelve months or more; and from ma.
nv of them, and others, we have received certiii.
Gates expressing their high appreciation OF the su.
pcrior advantages of these over the lutter wheel,
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000,
$500. and even as high as 5000 feet per day. and
aura 0ne-third Of the watsr.
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WANTED--h Exchange for Goods.
FLoUR, Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-seod, Bees.
: wax, Tallow, Feathers, Plank, Shingles, and
all kinds of Country-made Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods. =
= LONG, WEBB, g. co.
MAY j.. n %&# rs
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Ca sh Store.

HsME slhsTShcF. having reeesEed hls Fall SuP
N ply e GoodS luhirh are n0M Fea1y iar 10
seci0n II his 0En si0se hoase % ne main street.
west q tie ooari honse.l o1rEs tksm Feg cAsaP
Hrown n0msstira from 7 % Is eenlI
Blearhed do. from 10 % 80 :
CLOTHS. cASSINEREs. ard sATE
NETS ~ reduced pricss; and every oshs,
arisis in ihe Dry Goods line in rsoPosssoa.
GROCERIES :. according . qualify, lowe,
ihsn lhsy arc o.Isrcd b. any one else.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished 10 ell Who nssy
apply q The following prirss:
DaIIiOn's English Grammar. -
Latin do. 20
Greek do. IS
wOreesiefs Comp. Dictionary, 60
AinsMorsh's do. us
Leseert's Latin Lexicon. s75
Donnegan's DO. 4 90
DuIIionis Latin Reader. IS
Cesar. IS
Goulds Ovid, 20
Bowenis Virgil 80
Andrews Sallust, IS
Anihonis ciceEO. -
folsom's I.isy, IS
IFeek Isssst1ent ana LeAieona ~
Owens XenOphon, IS
Memorabilia, IS
EmersOn's Arithmetic. "a part. 80
do. % part, 65
Pisresis Algebra. 20
Geometry, 20
" TngOnOneiry. IS
CicerO's Oralions. I l2i
MOrse's Geography, 50
Mair's Introduction, IS
MiichelIs Anc. GeOs. & Atlas IL.
Roots Penmanship, assorted, 10
Also variety Of other Books not named, on
the same terms.
Roland's Best Mill Saws at 5000.
Collins Genuine Axes Of sl:s5.
Best article of Sole Leather at l7s cents.
In conclusion. only have TO say to those who
may call on rpc to spend their money, thai they
shall not go away disappointed.
X. NICHOLS.
October -. 20
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New Store
JUST OPENE -.

TIME Subscribers inlend kesping constantly .
n has.a 4 lheir Mex Ss0Fs. eass o. Ia IoAsl
H. = a.wWa - -
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THE HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
Is PUBLISHED wEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTH,


TerniS.-Three Dollars year, or Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
of five subscribers, who make tho payments strict
ly in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
a year each.
No paper win he discontinued until all arrcara-
ges are paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
Hereafter no pape, will be sent to new sub
scriber out Of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in 10 case will the
paper he sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of one.third will Re
made 10 advertisers ~ the yssr.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A : the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
N it, Agency in HiIlsborOush and transferred
the business TO Raleigh. the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes. and other Bank Busi-
ness for the citirsns Of Orange, snd hers who
may desire il, for tho usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending 10 bu-
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD Z. HEARTH.
Raleigh. May I. a.
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TO WAG0NERS.

TTNHE subscribers wish to engage hauling from
IL Wake county to Milton, for which Cash will
he paid.
June =. IL
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Dry Goods,

House. . large 10 Il
Dry Goods, |
xnrh - CsEicos-all prioeS; I han3sone assoFs-
rnent II Banness and RihlonE; canbricks and
Muslins; Hosiery q al kinds. Glsses. Sewing
81. Tack and SIDE Coull@. Bed Tidkins. Apron
Chefs. Laxns. Sc 60 Ladies fine dresses, Boa
nj Cans, Artificial Flowers, OIL SEk, PArasols
and Tn,brcIlss. Fans. Linen caml.nc Handler
ehiefs. Blearhed and Unhlcsched cl0lh. silk and
c0sion Hanaksrrhiefs. Pax and Cotton Thread.
Coat and PsntalOons Closhs. Trimmings q all
kinds, and many other articles in The Dry Goods
Inc. -
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades Of the very hest
quality; Nails. Pots. Ovens, Skilleis. Shosels and
Spades. Chisels and Augcrs Hammers and Gin
kIels. Hinges and ScTews. shoe Knives and Awl
Blades. Wedding Hos. Knives and Forks, Pork
a Knives and Scissors. Trace Chains and Cnrry
Combs, Siock and Pad Locks, Tea and Table
Spoons, and many other articles not enumerated.
GROCERIES.
The very best Green and Black Teas. Sugar
aud Coffee, Pepper and Alpicc, Molasses and
Salt Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other Soaps
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel, Porter. Lime Juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
TallOw Candies. and q number Of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
EPSON and Glaubcr salts. Alum and Cam
phnr, Opium and Sugar Of Lead. Cream Of Tar
ter and Magnesia. Birthstone and Annetta, calO-
mel and Rheuhafb. Quicksilver. Oil NitrOl and
AqnalOriis. White Lead and yellow Ochrc. Red
Lead and LithaFge, l.inseed and Tanners Oil,
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmcgs. LogwOOd and
Glue, Nader and Indigo. Yamishes Of all kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder, CamwOOd and coperas, and
all other Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common and
Liverpool Teas. Dishes, Bowlcs. Mugs. Pitchers,
and Tumblers. Tea and Cream Pots. Ewen and
Basins, aud many other articles in the Crockery
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans. Dippcrs, Coffee Pots,
Cups small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will he sold low for
cash, or on a credit 10 those who will pay when
called on. or The Common Country Trade
will be taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend to use every means in
their power to please all who may favour them
with their custom; and AS their Goods were bought
for cash. they think they shall be able to sell at as
low prices Is can be had in Hillsborough, Call
and see for yourselves.
4. MICKLE L. co.
May 8. IS
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spring anu llllllllcT uUUuc.
e0npsisag sssry ssrk e arsirlss ns.slly ksrs
N Tia nArkst. AID whieh - l. laun8-
Dol1essicE. BFoHn / blearhed. ifon % y
sDzEisFs ni1s;
4 sagzioS s40rsuss 4 Prnia AnaicAn.
Brlish snd fEcnrh
Black and eolOred lwns. Ginghans. Mashns.
Berascs ard Emhr0lcd Mnslin;
Mafseslles All IiralS kirfs. GEE1ustr1 strlTed
Robes. ; superior ass8 o. craSh. aH.a - aSsort.
lnens q Tnmming fd.aaies' Dresses
fFenrh Closhs and ksAmsres. back and fancy,
snd > oomPlele aSzli nent of Boys ard Chi
dnen's clOlhing;
GeuGlcnsa's GlOss great variety. and SIN
hnit and Duck-skin kspcnden;
Walking Canes. u bgellGs. ParasOls, Oh Cinth.
aad Oh sill;
Palm, LeghOm. PiamA. and Canton Hats;
Persian Lace and Eghorn Bonnrts.
Ladies shoes, Wing Ties and Slipper;
Superior frrnch eiirE Paper. Note Paper,
Transparent MaSens Indelihle Ink. and Glass
Fountain Ink-ssands
Very superior Grs & Cralhng Blades, Whcl-
stonss.
GROCERIES.
Choice Tea, blacaand green. Rice. Chocolate,
chrushed. Loaf ndPowdered Sugar. salad OIL,
Sperm. TallOw. and Adamaniine Candies, and
Thomas superior I'baecO and Sesars.
Also. IS Sacks ctFee. at 10 and III CENTS
April %. as
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besldes many others IN dHlerem paris OF the
state.
With such dcscrvcdly high character, the sub.
scribers feel justified in Offering these Wheels to
the public. They will keep OH hand a supply Of
wheels adopted to high or low heads a, Fa,e,te-
vile, Wilmington. Newbcrn, and Washington
and Mr.. James I. Dodson, of Caswell, has them
for sale.
We caution all persons throughout the state
against paying any person but ourselves, or our
authorized agents, for the right of using these
wheels.
NoricE TO MrLLwnfeHrs.-If you wish en-
ployment, acquaint yourselves with putting in
these Wheels, as VIC now wish to employ at least
100 in this business in different parts of the state.
DUNCAN M'NEILL,
ARCH'D MCLAUGHLIN,
A. A. M'KETHAN.
Fayetteville, Jan. l3. l3-ly
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THE subscriber respectfully infonns ne eia-
n Esns0f Hllab0ough and The county = laEss.
that be i hOw prepared % eKecpie All Nosk n
lis line q BUSINESS. such = Carriages Ba0nch~
G., BnggieS. Sankey's. and casFyslis; Al q Nhlch
shsI he na6e 0f god iimhefs and sod materials.
and fsx Enish and durability. vii compare with
any made in the sale. The prices % suit tho
times. sa. a-...
Having IN M employ frSt Eaie Smith, | Al
prepared 10 hase executed al Iron MOsk in tie
above line IN workman-like style Persons wish
ng Iron Work dane. would Do well . give me
call Repairing and Painting faithfully executed
en- reasonable terms.
HENRY G0RMAN.
September 2. g2-em
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m ONG. WEBB go havs ssoeire1. a.
n nsw err e saIa faa ID eos.rasss a.
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ON HAND,
JUST RECEIVED.

ERESH Rice, Adamantine Candles, New Or
l. leans Molasscs, Spirits Turpen,ine, Gray's
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, Whitchcad's
hest Flour, and Vcnson Hams.
Also league Ploughs with wrought Mould
Boards. and large lot of one and two horse
Mould Boards. For sale by
LONG, WEBB, & co.
March Is. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-05
From me Boston .iirrti,qr n f,idny

tleres days fafer fioal Bfvlas .lyrrs.--'rhe brig
Faiconer Capt Denalsan arrived Al this port y.stefjay.
having saird lran Ileants Ayrs October 90 Tt re-.
rod allosrd by The hltkadug squadron Tor vesaels m
pou In depart. was extended Ia the 3lsi. The l. =.
brig Banbrtge. CAT. Pennington, WAS there IN the
lsh and probably ailhe last dale The Brush Pack
Of The Sh that the CONT ned BRUSH and French
fctres having been sncrcssfa IN lher expeditions
eamsi Culoprr. hlaun Garcia aud Gnalc4ucchu where
there nwlios ioepf0sr hen, although repused al
Sfiana. had male an attempt upon Paysahirt. where
they hal met w'h repnlsr.
The Packer staies tie arrival al M,ntryidea If Her
Balansic Majesty ship Resistance, with detachment
vi 55i men OF the 35sh regimen, b1atd, which up
the dale Of the last Information um Moneydee had mi
Been landed, !, IS stated that this vessel had been
hnuhd 10 the Cape II Good Hope bn having sinnpfd
of Ripiu the purpose OF taking IN Waer her deslna
ton had been elan. I'd by order ef Mr. Hamilton, The
thrush Minister there II is nlfnafrd that the lrlay
m andiSg he raps afiscs from duub whether his in.
slfneilaas Warranted htn in dcaihtng ilrm. Another
reaSgn assigned of the delay ia laudng ,ae want ol
barracks
The Boston Post says that part Of these troops had
been 'anded At VI nfefden where they kicked up roy
IN WITCH several lives Were osi.
The Amrfican bari, Margaret lIugs. and brig Tweed
which had hcen driven ashore by gale have pah been
hove al WITHOUT much damage. and Meie loading lf the
United States
Matter received in This city says-'The utmost ac.
hsny prevails auuHg the shipping IN oncr tu get away
On or hrine Nevemher /. Ms, ii lite vessels in port
vii obtain carg4vsn
The nnmter 81 i#tegn merchant vessels in p,rt at
lieunes Ayics oetQher II, was Il. ri winch . were
Aref'can, ] British, French, Spanish, aud L Sar.
dltian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-05

STEAMBOAT bisAsrER-R pericd Loss Of Lite
Frm tie lccs p ne Steamboat d. isnrc arrived ,,s
to-day we learn thli the Diligence bound IRON pnts,
bars of THIS ur, struck rock ihe 9TH inst in com
lrg Gut ol the canal helm Louisville and sunk in a
bout eet water. The ID, sustained considerable inn.
~, but II was thought size could be raised rha cargo
vas saved in damaged condition.
Tho Caspian, bund to ST. Louis from this par,.
struck snag "u the lh instant nj The hot Of Island
M. 20. and sunk mmet lately in Is feet wafer. A
paf 81 the cargo saved bat II Is feared the boat is
total hiss. We ngfel Ia hear II reported that lfon
'hHy 10 af'y German emisranis lost their hives by HI,
accident. .Ntp Orleans Pieag,mc.