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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question, tina
1means be chemically combined upon the alb
orbent SYSTEM and remove various accumaons which, allow
ed to continue will create disease PAIN troublesome umurs
bid swollings, and scrofuous Diseases &c
According Chemistry and the physiology of the system
remedy has been discovered and applied
successful, in removing painful swongs, pain in the side and
back srols kings evil enlargement about the neck and throat
cakea engagements of the pecn &C. One thing should be
minded by every phSican that the here spoken should
be used in preference to thing else, Of gatherings
painful swellng in the breasts oftose Those
the habit of being led in this way, should before
symptoms Of hardness manifested No exposure cold
will have any effect the parts where this application
When the breasts painful there which be
ed that will give quick and certain relief this Those who do
not wish to suffer must bear the above in mnd and use the
here specified for it fails in this disease,
The reader readily se soften and subdue na
nation of how much imp lrtanCe would
weak Backs spinal irritation, and in fact all kinds ST weakness
inflammation. As external application in Liver Complaints pain
in the hips and shoulders It has equal and pain extractor
there no magical drops or naments that will compare with the
JEW DAVlpS HEBREW PLASTEE-hat is the remedy, and
is well known among ply scans general any
Their description Thousands relieved by this Plaster
after every other application has failed pamphlet giving
count of its discovery with certificates directions accompany
each box which sufficient spread pastersPrice 50
1t pleasant and need fear of taking cold
on that part over which the plaster is applied.
For sale by S. X COLLINS Montpelier, VI.
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He PILES.
"A ~ II .
Il CURE FOH LIFE GUARANTEED

4
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician of New
York city, the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing plant, the PILES
offered to the American public
Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application, and will cure any of Piles,
either Bleeding Elnd, Internal External and
probably the only thing that will. There is mistak
about it, 1t is a positive eure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT. tits also convenient medicine to take, and
improves the general health in a remarkable man
Each Box twelve doses at l-3 cts. per dose.
1t is very mild in operation, and may be taken in
cases Of the most acL inflammation without danger. All
external applications are the highest degree disagree
able inconvenen and 'sive; and from the very
ture of the disease, temporary in their effects. This
Medicine attacks the disease at its source and REMOV
ING THE CAUSE, renders the CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Eleciuary is also very valuable remedy for In
aamatiOn Of the Liver and Spleen InAamation
and liberation Of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Bladder; Inaamaory and Mercural Rheumatism, I'M
purity of the Blood caused by the mprudent of Mer-
cury Weakness and inflammation Of the Spine and Back
and for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
ensurng easy time, safe delivery, and healthy off
spring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
other powerful and irritating Purgatves and if taken
according to the directions, in Of Piles, CURE
FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained Of Agents gratis.
J. s. HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street. Boston
General Agent for the New England States
AGENTs-Nlontpeer, S. X. Collins; Burlington,
Peck Spear; Rutland, Daniels Bell Woodstock
Chas. Chapman; Windsor, A. s. ii. Wardner; Haverhill,
Rix and Cummngs and by the dealers generally 5OIy
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Medicine for the Million !
VER,S IOINT AMI NERVE IINLMEN r

EOG the of Rheuman Gout, Sprains Bruises Swelngs
Camp, Numbness ameness of all kinds, Pain the
or lOn Weakness the JOINTS and nerves. Ae stiff neck stng
ofnsc Chblans Fresh wounds, Burns, Free ze all
of external INJURY.
There has appeared medicine which possesses the meme
trang and healing great degree, while the
me cannot by any bly produce injurious effects By its
action the skin, eNces healthy circulation of the blood and
the distinctions to the INsENsIBE PERsPRA1oN which
the much human suffering has complete control over
fire. may be used with perfect aety in the eases ofbirns
The pe put upon it, being far below other medicines of the kind
eecuay obstacle its universal use WIN
will suffer pain when SAFE ecacous and cheap medicine is
within your reachS
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This nment is not only beneficial to the human
the best article that be used for Horses that been ed
spned Bruised and for other diseases qurng an
Grna remedy The high character of gentlemen signing the
following certificate will render of interest all who NAV have
occasion a medicine of the kind.
0rhe undersigned, having made of Sewers Inment for
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy for ameness gals
sprans Bruises &C., would recommend it to end and the
public generally believing that those who occasion
remedy for Of the diseases for which it is recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects.
Lowell Fam, Bratteboro,' VT,
OrIs BARpwELI, Walpole N. H., Stage
GEO. HUNTINGTON, " 4" Projectors
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG;"
Prepared only by T. sEAvER Sons Druggists, Napoe NJ II
OBERvEEvery bottle of the genuine will have ignatre
T. seaver & Son on the inside wrapper
Q51 PIECES and so cents per bottle
For sale by s. X COLLINS, Montpeer G. T. StOwe
j. G. Stmson, Waterbury; o. French Barre; NJ g. Tala Chelsea
G. b. Pierce & Co.. Nohfed Perry Cabot Peck Spear Bur
mgton Stoddard Ruand and by merchants and druggists
rally throughout the State. 3s:ly
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And the suffering which they undergo from woRMs" often tend to
fatal erninaton while the suspected Offensive
BREATH picking the nose grinding the teeth during sleep, starting
sleep with fright and screaming Troublesome cough and fever
sness, among the PRoMNEST symptoms of the pesenc
siiERMANs WORM LozENGEs
VIII Immediately all these unpleasant symptoms, and es
tore perfect health Sister Ignaus, Superior of the Gait lc
Half Orphan Asylum has added her testimony in their favor he
100 children Asylum they have been in the
using shemans Lozenge and she always found them at
be nfallible in over 100000 cases.
Influenza Coughs Colds WhoOpng Cough Tghness of the Lungs
Chest may be cured Rev. Darius Anthony very low from
Consumption Jonathan Howarth the celebrated temperance Lee
Mr. Dunbar of New York. the Rev. Mr. De Forest, Evangelist
wife of Erasmus Dibbe Esq., Moravu hundreds of Others
have been eGySd and sS W I BY proper
And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has
been more eec9 in the relief Of those diseases which be
recommended with more confidence They aay all itching r
aon render the easy promote expectoaton remove the
lause, and produce the most happy and lasting effects
HEADACHE,
Papation the Heart Lowness spirits sickness Despon
denc Fantness Choc spasms Cramps of the Stomach Sum
me Bowel Complaints also all the distressing symptoms arising
from free living night of dsspaOn quickly and entirely
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs.
They speedily and relieve very short space ofme giving
dergo great mental and bodily fatigue
RHEUMATISM,
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back Limbs and
parts sffIa FEs
Which only 70 2 CENTS and is within ALL So
begin supply the annual demand acknowledged to be
the best strengthening plaster in the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION,
Dr. shemans Poor Mans Plaster has his directions
printed the back of the plaster and FAc SMILE N of the
Doctors written under the directions None other gen
inc, TO be relied Dr. Shermans Warehouse No. log,
sau ST. New York.
The Genuine for sale by the following Agents. s. p REDFELp
Montpeler Ceaveland CO., Brookfed; E. Hobart Co..
Randolph E. R. Ainsworth Williamsown n G. Hale Chelsea
Pratt, Post Mills G. w. Pchard Son, Bradford; A. T. Ban
croft, Planfeld; NJ Wires Cambrdge II. s. Camp, Stowe;
Landon CO., WlistOn; Goss Hutchns, WaterbuTy j. Saw
yer, Moretown; Cushman Il Flint Warren Waterman Cady,
Morryie A. D. Lampson Co.. Brantree; R. Smith, Ludlow
f. Chld Wlmngton Briggs Purd Rochester; E. P. Eevens
Royalton g. R. MOuon Bridgwater H. N. Smith, Bethel %
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Montpcer-s. P Redfed, and s. X Collins Bane.-Orvis
French Waterbury g. Simpson. Marshfed, E. D. Putnam
f ram ri hddy Maese1 Geo; r sowe Nortalea'
son Noble NeWbuy & Keycs Bradford, Asa Low We,s
River Timothy Shedd Stowe Il S. Camp Hyde Park l.. II.
Noyes Morsve f. B. Ierick For sale by Druggists and
Agents generally ST. a Bottle Bottles for s. 45-eow Nv
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Poetry.
The Burial of IOrrel,

Not in the hour of strife he fell,
Nor where the brave would choose to die,
Where wildly mid the conflict swell
The bugle note and battle cry.
Around him peeled no lannon's roar,
No murky war-cloud round him rolled,
No banner wet with human gore
Above him hung in crimson fold;
And now no roll of muffied drum,
No mournful death-march now we hear,
And not in martial pOmp we come
To kneel in sorrow round his bier.
No-his was not the soldiers death,
Nor soldiers burial do we claim
For him, nor ask the laurel wreath
Nor yet the fallen hero's fame.
Yet never on the battle plain
OF those who foremost in the van
Have fought to break the tyrant's chain,
And battled for the rights of man,
And who, for Liberty divine
Have fallen meath the tyrant's STEEL
Was one who knelt at freedoms shrine
With purer faith and nobler zeal.
Then, though the dungeons murky gloom
Hung round him in his dying hour,
And though he met felon's doom,
Borne down by reckless guilt and power,
We come, among the great and good,
The benefactors of our race,
Who, in the cause of right have stood,
To claim for him resting place.
And while those who their brothers steal,
Would brand his noblest deeds as crime,
From their decisions we appeal
To Thee, "the Great Avenger, Time"
Time will avengc, though legal guilt
Awhile may blind the nations eyes,
Though blood in legal murder split,
Unheeded, now for vengeance cries.
Yet from those eyes the scales shall fall,
And tyrants of strength be shorn,
Then those who wrought the deed, from all
Shall meet the glance of whitening scorn;
While Though to speak his name and praise
No marble column here may rise,
Or tell to men in other days
Where he, the martyrd Torrcy, lies,
Rejoicing in fair Freedoms ray,
In soul, in thought, in action free,
A ransomed people here shall pay
Their tribute to his memory. c. IL.
Iallowell, May %, 1916.
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Healthy FAMILIES.

HEALTHY families are those who the "REsURRECTION
LII or PERSIAN PILLS" They keep the stomach Clean the liver
free the blood pure the appetite good the mind brat word
the person healthy Those who have saOw yellow cOunenanc
be assured that their liver or less deasd and that
by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
and fair their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy flow of pure blood which will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined to fever and dyspepsia costvenes
who have unpleasant in their mouth in the morning.
should these pills. for they cleanse the stomach eecuay
that the breath becomes perfectly sweet Parents and all others
should bear mind that they eecua of the dara
No children have been known die of complaints
who have used these Pills from the ohe diseases
mark this for you will blame yourselves your children die that
you did not try the Persian Pills
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. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, Vt.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.

Ladies and gentemen will be without the genuine Odg
Balm Columbia for your hair? You may depend upon it
only article that prevent badness and keep the heat
free from dandr We have known to restore hair the BALI
heads opesons seventy years OfageComstock Ross give refer
any that w to those that have been perfectly bald TO
and have had their hair restored within the last month";
Be and 1.-THE genuine with the signature of ComsOCk &T
il get none.
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FRENCH DEplTATORY

This article used for taking off uperuous hair from the face and
neck, is sold for 80 cents per bottle.
~" All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS, No. 49,
fremont Row, Boston--and in Montpelier by
39Iy, S. X COLLINS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03
90 CHEAP PRIarIN G and PRINTING Of

90 CHEAP PRIATIN u and iNTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office Vi the Clipper, 1874 BALrlMoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH puIS Much larger than any other
'''A'1iH "i"N0 Office can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LABING,
STAGE Il HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc, sc
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, az we are poe
sessed offaciites with latest styles of type and new
and splendd machinery fordong work. in eVerystyie,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03

FRONT STREET THEATRE-More Novelty After
two weeks preparation, the new and successful
drama of "The Swamp Fox: or Marion and his
Merry Men" will have its first representation at this
popular place of amusement this evening. This Ie-
markable piece has been dramatized by a gentleman
of Philadelphia from the Histories of Sims, Hcrtcr,
Wemyss, Garnet, and the best annals of the South
en war, combining greater amount of historical
facts and romantic truths than any other American
drama now extant. Mr.. Browne, the celebrated dra
matte eque stran, and his beautiful mare "Gazslle''
are engaged in various scenes of the piece. 1t was
played in Philadelphia every night for four weeks
We predict for il the same popularity in this city
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03

EXCURSION OF THE COLUMBIAN RIPLEMEN This
new and beautiful company, under the command of
Capt McAl'ister, having chartered the fine steamer
Thomas Jefferson, will make an Excursion to ST.
Michaels omofrow, leaving Light street wharf at
O'Clock in the morning, and stopping at the Point
going and returning. The committee of arrange
ments have left nothing ugdone to make this one of
the best excursions OF The season. Good Military
and CetiIion Music will be on board. Tiske.s for
sale at this office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03
MARRIED.

On the morning of the Let by the Rev. L. "
gan, THOMAS T. NELSON, to EMILY Louisa, dau
of the late Daniel McPhail, all OF this city.
On Fifth day, Goth ut. at Friends Meeting r
Aisquith street, ISRAEL GRAHAaR, of this c
JANE T. FoULKs, daughter of David Foulke, of
more county.
On the LIST inst by the Rev. .. E. Reese,
DANIEL HRwETT, of Washington city, to Mis-
BBccA SAcKETT MAULsBY, of this city.
AtMundorff q Landing, Lancaster CO., Pa,
LIST inst by the Rev, Elisha ID. Owens, JOHN NJ
LIsToN. Of Baltimore, to DELILAH daughter o
Mundotff, Esq, of the former place.
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DI E d

IL months and 10 days, only son of John M. a1l
phia WEIGH.
On the LIST inst, DANIEL Nj CENTRE, in the 25li
OF his age native of county Monaghan, IrelanI
for the last five years resident of Baltimore.
On the 29th ut, MARY ANN, in the I'D year 4
age, cOnsort of John Heard.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING I'd
| For Amsrerdam-Ship American, 10th Sept
For Rouerdam-Ship Elerse, with despa ted
For Premiership Elise, with despatch.
For Premiership Albert, soon.
For BTemen-Ship Post, soon.
For Canton-Ship Cincinnati, Eth Sept.
For Ansterian-Ship Potomac, with despatc
For Rotterdam-SniP Chesapeake, with despl
For Valparaiso and ports ia The Pacific Sd
Hortensia, Oct. /.
For HaVana-Barque Iowa, soon.
For Valpar iso-Brg Argyle, Sept. s.
For Brazos River, Texas-Brg Saldana, viii
spatch.
For Rio de Ianeiro-Brg Wing, soon.
For Point Isabel, Texas-Brig Union, few da 4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03

A Run ON BANK. A check was presented
by man at the counter of the City Bank of
Quebec, a few days since, when the teller re-
piled "no funds" This he took to mean, not
that the drawer of the cheque had no money
in the bank, but that the bank itself was "hard
up" This rumor spread, and occasoned
complete mob ofthe holders of small notes un-
til the matter was explained.
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A l. NJ 4 n a C.,
1916.
SEPTEM B Err.
vNo CURE TOOrHACH

= AND PRESERVE HEAL
o. THE TOOTHACH is always cured
minute by an application of WHEELER'S TEA
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still ID
ed from all delay, Soreness of the Gums will 4
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured; all BID
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, a
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept III
aud in the best of health by its use. Sold by
J. NJ, HAlG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore sired
je30-ly above South, opposite Clipper OF
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03- BE ADVISED NOW by one who has used the
OIL OF TANNIN OIL boots, from d CourtaRdl-st.,
and found it an excellent article, to try it, This Oil
renders the leather imperviOus to water, while at the
same time the durability of the leather is greatly i'm
proved.
For sale at the corner or Baltimore and Hanover
sts, corner of Baltimore and Harrison SIS, and No
81 Thames-St., +. P, Baltimore. IL
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DEATH OF Gov. ELIAS P. SEELEY. The
Bndgeton Chronicle of Saturday last announ-
ces the death, on the 23d inst, Of Elias P. See
ley, at one time Governor of New Jersey. He
was in the 55th year of his age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03

THE KING OF THE COMMONS. We have received
from William Taylor & Co., the publishers, number
twenty-sx of the Modern Standard Drama being
copy ofthe new and successful play of"The King of
the Commons We advise every lover of the
"legitimate" to purchase copy. It can be had for
the low price of twelve nd half cents,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03

THE MUSEUM This favorite place of resort will
positively open this evening with entire new and
efficient company. The bill posted for per ormance
consists of the comedies of s.Wlful Murdern and
"Uncle Sam,'' both Of which have Leen great favor
ties with the vsiters of the Saloon In the course of
the evening dancing by Mad. Malvina, We shall
take occasion, after Witnessing the'perfomances of
the company 10 speak mere at large of the merits
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BY LAST NIGHTS SOUTHERN MAIL.

We copy the following interesting ntolli-
gence from the New Orleans Pcoyune of the
26th ult:
California, The following letter alludes to
the capture of California. From information
received at AIvarado it would appear that the
CALIFORNIA; were not takenby the squadron I'M
der Com. Sloate, but that American citizens
sojourning IN these provinces, combined with
disaffected Mexicans, declared themselves indie
pendent Of the Central Government and rails
cd the flag of the United States in token of al
legiance of the country.
This does not appear to be identical with
the rumor brought here first from Havana by
the revenue cutter McLane, and next by YES
sci from Kingston, ia, whittier it was convey
ed by the Daring more than month ago,
The version Of our correspondent is confirm
ed by a Spanish letter before US, written in the
city of Mexico on the Sth inst, in which it is
given as news:
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AZ W. invite Ihe nl1en1ion of Ihe nnhlic to

I3-We invite the attention Of the public TO the
certificates of a performed by DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
rs having Witnessed this cure, precudes the posi-
hity Of imposition. There is large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached TO the ceTtih-
aAteS, SEQ
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CIEARED

BaFque Meteor, Janney, st. Thomas, +, w. 81
< Sons.
Brig Mary Ann, Benjamin, Falmouth, jamaica
w Spence x Go.
Schr Bath, Robinson, Brazos river, Texas, CIal
Kellogg
Schr Millsville, Passapea, Philadelphia, John
Brown,
SAILED. Brig Helen Mcleod, Matstou, N
leans,
ARRIVED,
Brig Justina, ClaypoOle, from Demafhfa, 18th
ba last, TO NJ Banded. Sailed in company with
Antartc, of and for New York. Left brigs AraA
Hopkins. ttom Baltimore. isch'g, for the MOsq]
Coast; Gypsy, -, fin York, disc'g; schrs ID
tur, Peterson, I'm and or Baltimore, dischg; Arid
Sterling, do. do; Globe, i'm York, do. Spoke
10, lat IA 30, lon. 80, b. brigantine Bessey Carl
standing e. could not understand where from
boundG 27ta, lat 81, Ion ~; barque Corsa, Moore
Philadelphia for Orleans, days out.
Brig Henry NJ. Warield, Hanod, lS days from
mara TO the Capes, ballast. Left 18th ult,
Justina ClaypoO, fol Baltimore, l3th Antartic, X
for New Haven, l4th; Gipsey, Hawey, for Bridgep
l6lb; Arabian, Hopkins, from B Gilmore, for st.
drews, 10Th; schrs Ariesies, Sterling, for Baltim
l6 h; Globe, SetleS from New YrOk, unc. The
Fl NJ WarfeId comes TO Thomas Hooper.
5chr Ferdinand, Leighton, - days from Eastp
plas ter, TO Thomas r. Matthews.
Schr Michigan, Terry, days from New York,
sorted cargo TO |. MaHkin.
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, from Philadelphia, m,
Schr Amanda, Lewis, from Havfe de Grace, c
to Chas. West & Co.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Saw
the Rappahannock, large ship; off Point No Pc
barque Catherine and a Eefm, bri--all bound up
BELOW-Barque Catharine, Phillips, from n
Orleans, I4th ut. (and came in the Cases 3lst)
gar, moasses ,whiskey, &c to Buck * Son. sp
LIST inst off New Point, brig Selma, Jackson, for
de Janeiro. Passengers, Capt. Alex Wiley, of
tmore, VIM. P. Whitney, OF New Orleans; and
wounded men of the United States Army. fCap
Phillips came up in the steamer Georgie, anu left
6arque off Point No Point
MEMORANDA.
Barque Lawrence, Harding, and orig Fanny, G.
Parker, from Baltimore, arrived at Boston 3lst
and brig Eagle, Fessenden, frsm do. do. 29lh.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, and brig Palm, II
for Baltimore, (before reported ceared) sailed fl
Boston, 29th ult.
Briggs Baltimore, Brown, and Doyet, Smith, Tor
timore, cleared at Boston 29th uIt
Schr Chesapeake, Stualt, hence at New York
instant.
schr Bolivar, Bunker, sailed from Nantucket
Baltimore 26lh ult.
Sehr Baker, from Baltimore, arrived at Bangor
ult
schr Queen, Gardner, from Baltimore, arrived
Providence Both uIt.