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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1916.

o. We have thrown together on the 9Th and 9th
columns of this page number of articles selected
from different papers which have reached us, which
will serve to show our readers how the new Tariff
is to work. We think careful perusal OF them
will convince any unprejudiced mind that the blow
aimed at the "bloated capitalists" will operate up
on all classes Of society.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

RETURN OF Mn. McLANE.-The Baltimore
Patriot states that Mr.. McLane, our Minister at
London, who has asked leave TO return home. and
which has been granted, is expected TO reach here
about the LIST of October next
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

The VULCAN Iron WoRKs, Troy. we regret TO
learn, stopped work on Thursday morning. ON re-
celving news Of the passage Of McKay's BILL
They have recently erected large rollinr-rnil. and
contemplated expanding 100000 per annum and
employing 200 men in their business A heavy
order from the Propretors to Townsend & Co.. iron
founders, Albany, has been countermanded. Forty
workers of Wrought Nails in Albany for the va
rious hardware dealers Of that city are thrown out
of work-the dealers being supplied for the Fall
trade, and having found that they can buy cheaper
thereafter from England. We never heard of
WING Legislation influencing American Labor in
this way.-.N y. Tribune.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
MORE HITMBUG.

In the false CLOSES given by the Union, in its
partial comparison of the old and new Tariffs Fln,-
mel and Chocolate are set down among the lurovies
and Wine among the articles in general use
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
THE TARIFF IN PENNSYLVANIA

The Harrisburg Democratic Union, in reply to
one Of its contemporaries this subject, says: ESQ
far as we are concerned, we do not hesitate to make
the declarations boldly and fearessly, and without
reservation, that had the doctrine which is now
preached by the Pennsylvania relative to the ia
riff, been promulgated by the democratic press
throughout the State during the Presidential con-
test, we should have been literally used up by the
Wings, and Mr. Clay would have received the
electoral vote of Pennsylvania This being the So
lemn truth, we have no wish to deny it,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

new Democratic paper under the control of
Messrs. G. T. Bolts, r. w. Hughes and j. Rich
ard Lewellen, is about to be started in the city OF
Richmond. The Wing says it will be of the Cal
houn stripe
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

we regret to see announced, IN the aplngdoD
papers, the death. on the 23d July, of Mrs. SARAH
h. Preston, widow of the late Gen. Francis
PeEsTov, only child Of the distinguished Gen.
WV. CAMPBELL, of revolutionary memory, and
mother OF the Hon WIN. G.. PRESTON, of South
Carolina Mrs Preston was about 20 years old at
her death and was well known as lady Of high
character and valuable accomplishments Rich
mond Times.
1t ia said that Sir Robert Peel is about TO pay
visit to this country.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

ROBERT G. GREER, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed by the President 10 fill the vacancy on
the bench of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Mr.. Buchanan has shown much discretion
In not permitting his name to 60 before the Senate
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
ANOTHER VETOt

The President, on Saturday last, sent to the Sc
nate a message vetoing the French Spoiiaton BILL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
$40 so
The present duty is $3.50 90
The duty to be charged 100 so
10 so Equal to a reduc.

ton of Coz per cent.
The above shows what loss the Revenue will
sustain even on so small quantity of Round Iron
Rods under the tariff of 1876. 1t is based upon an
actual entry of the article This mont--at the New
York Custom House.-Balt FINER
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

We regret to learn that the Homecoming Com
pany has suspended operations and DISCHARGED tbc
hands, Cumberland (.W) Civilian.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

''lt was estimated, we believe, that the Tariff of
az would raise some 10 or Is ,O00,O0 of dollars
from imports.-The Secretary of the Treasury es-
Inmates that the bill will raise 24,00O,00O of
dollars. This looks like increasing by reduction
and it is true, ''strange" it may appear-but it
is accounted for from the fact that many free articles
are made dutiable. This being answered, we
would like to have the great wing problem solved,
how high duties make lo,c prices ?"-.aigusta Dem.
The Tariff of 1912 was found upon trial to pro-
duce 81 100000 of dollars annually. Mr. Walk
or estimates that the bill will raise $24 900,
600, but we are unwilling that his estimates should
be taken against facts, or as facts Sir Robert,
during the past session of Congress. has been back
ed out of his estimates so often, that think they
are entitled to no weight, than those of other
members of his party, which might be adduced.
At another time shall show our friends how
high duties nuke lo,c prices, but for the present
they must be content with what we have already
done.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

''ln one place, and so late as '42, Mr.. Clay says
che never was in favor of what he regarded high
Tariff" Now, how he be made to 'sfavor'
the Tariff Of 40, which is higher than the Tariff
of %, and for which he says he did not vote.'-
augusta Democrat.
In answer to the above we consider it necessary
to State but two facts TO prove the unsondness of
our Neighbors' logic. First-NIr. Clay was Secre-
tary of State in 1923, and consequently could not
have voted for the Tariff of that year. Second
the Tariff of '2S will be found, on examination,
much higher than that of ~.
Mr.. CLAY, all are willing to admit, never was
in favor of what he regarded high Tariff, but here
quite an important question ariscs-What did he
regard a high TARIFF In our minds this question
is settled, and it is deemed unnecessary to repeat
what has been published thousand times before.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

We copied, n few days ago, from the New York
Express, table showing the old and new rates OF
duty on iron. We find in the New York Courier
the following calculation, showing the operation of
the new law:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
INVOICE.

tons-ll 200 W.T., round iron rods
cost Ella 10 Cd per ion g72 10
Liverpool charges o IA g
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
Oie @bisecnuenticn.

Die Staatsconpention Der SBbiss, bic am lebten
Wttmcd5 bier in @clumbus ab9ebaten purbe, qna Die
esnal 70 siemlid gerdufdlcs Ucriber.
I'm Die Sade tnrS Su MAIDEN, ipoer mir mnfern &C.
fern er5dhlen, oa6 gB lltam Bee b, Elm 9lbpotat
BON Butler @cuntY, oer ild i'm Oarocioerfampfe Don
$40 berithti9t 9emadt bot, peu ben 8anfern als
Wbiocanbicat fir oas Gcuoernorsdmt BON Sbip err
nanut wuroe. Das iibrise Dusenb Mbgcanoibaten,
oas fur oieie SteQe ocr9ehlasen tpar, muBe nit Ian
ger Jsaie absieben.
Die sDsite stit'mmuas ersab fctseuoes Reiultat:
Beeb l52
GcGier 68
a5lassr 2ssss g g
CHAMBERS
Sn oem pofraume binter benz gtaatshaule repete
Seeb, Der nensebadene Wbi9 @cnpernors @anoioai
|it Der sonoentson gSeFbote.
un1re 1reWbtg9efeBsebmna.-Die W Yerbanb-
lungen unlerer @efeBgebun9 felt lebter Wcd,e tInb
faum oerWabe revtb, oaB mantle tpeoerersdblt. gSie
unre eeer fehen haben bic aSbss ,,Ie9erbta6 "ein-
sereebt, bic nddblfen M cnsas iur 8erathuns fon,-
men uno ben Werbanblnn9en ntehrSnteree geben per-
oen am befen mare es nbr9ens, tpenn 1l bic 8efeb
9eber 70 fdneu als mosli6 anf cen Oeimwe9 mad,ten,
oenn etipas @efheioes, benz Bclfe iiblides (dgt Td
pom beier WbS9eiessebuns bed, nidt ermarten. qBb.
BabIineouiftana! Dempfratifd5er
Sieg!
Die erfe Wabl in eoulia,ta inter Der aeuen eonlfi
tuition, tpelfe am 10. b. M ftattfanb hat llder enen
pcDfdnbigen Steg Der Demofraten I'M Sfaae eraeben
SIM parifb JetD SrIeans tit bas sanSe bemofratilde
2idet fur Senatcren erwdblt mcrben I9 Neprdlentar
fen sn oenen oieiesparifb berehtst it, baben Dir De
moraten elf ertpdblt Die cemcfratile Mebrbeit In
oea Staot TT 9roBer, als man 9laubte: 8olfs6ltt
@mt9efa9t. - Gins unfrer ensIiihen Medfel
6ldtter nladt fclaenbe treenbe Bemerfnna ,llnlere
pclitif it, uns nidt in bic anselegenbsiten Gurcpas
~ mfdlen, aber aud, iebe Ginmiduns einer fremben
Nad,t IN bic ansele9enbeen unieres Qanbes entfie-
ben ;uriifsuneifen eai1t bas Bolt bon Gnrcpa als
slnlpancerer an ben SeSnunsen unfrer republifani-
|d1en Berfauns theilnebmen; aber at ihrr 9a e.
fungensM M0aHfebIetbem. Sir fonnen qut
3enus chne befelben fertig rerben"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

&e9enten bon Merifo erfliren. Dae ensae Wa' RI il
an bielem geritdte it, lieBe d peleidt oabur,
tIdren' oaB au9eabflid, cine itare fpanilde gtrs Ill
nniern' atsn lIegt uno tdaL Der 9lntunft ein.r .-
be ranSopd1er Erle9sldDttfe ent9e9enQeeben lplro.
@n9lanc aplrb mittlerweiIe NIT leinen Sdbifftn cen
Gclf onrd freuSen; UNI, nl T1Ie eS errrberltd TEN
Spantern uno SranSoen an Die Danb su 9eben. QGas
fir cine Selcbnun9 @rcsbrittanien fir ietne "freunb
fhaftlide" Sofe erbaltcn miro, fann man lciot aus
einenl Ntublide auf @uba unb @afcrnien entnebmen.
pdee Die fdrn felt anscn Sabren Die sause gufmert
1amfett Der en9Itithen Vclltif in SlnIpriob nabmen
Santa 9lnna 1T nod INNER bier uno itedt big l6er
,ete Sbren IN pol1tllden @elddten. @r pperir, aem
sntetne nah, anf Die @eflbIe Der northumberland
baen, I'm ben SaB 9esen Die Der. Staaten III Weritc
su tei9eru uuo baourd cine 9duslide 9eocuton ber-
beisufnbren. Sana 9nna treiB, baB er d in Der ges
tpat Spanien's beftnoe uno luobt besbalb beinbar
Spanene pr0ten(lcnen auf Oierifo su bc9Initiaen
len tpabrer 3ped aber 1T (lpas uns jeooeb jebr un
|9lanblid tln9t) Die eurcpdilhen Dplomaten IRE su
Iflbren uno Werltc ben Der. Staaen in Die 9lrme ,u
Werfen 9eraoe sur Zeit penn Die eurcpdIcben Mddte
AQes auf'S 8ortrefblte arranert su habeu elauben.
0lerourdb 9laubte er enen Srte9 Srplden Spanien
uno Sranfreb su oeranlaen, in ypeldem @n9lanb &C.
|nohl9t iein miro, Su @unten Der erften Iaton Sbed
Su nehmen. Santa 9nna oenft itd bann beorSere 5ns
Itereen in Guba su lder1, wcld,es Id unabbdn9s er-
fart uuo uuter ben Shub Der Ser Gtaalen lfelt.78g
/ Spnber barer ga u.-Tcl9enber fcncerbare
SAT- ereignete b Dor einiser Zet in @entre Gauntp,
pa, pelebcn mir in mO9biter Sfirse ao bemerfen:-
Sin erpadener Scbn be5 III bteler 9eseno allgemein
befannten Sorn. 6 b + titan Scffer, muroe am
S7fen lebten Nceember nit Der billtoien @bolt ber
ncmmen; oiefer Sranfbe seelte d, it eint9en Sasen
nod Elm bBi9es Seber bet 70 BAG ct trre rebete unb
Ileiner Sellnuuneefrdfte niobt mdht9 mar. Dieie
aranfber oauerte ene 9eraume 3eit lang fort unp 1T
oelem SieberSultano 0cwcb ais audi i'm 9elunben Zu-
|ifano, wa:en feline Soeen nit reltsolen Saden be.
ihdf9et 70, eaB er mehrmals Elm eieo gu lnsen an.
CAB, nadber enen Cert D0rlas uno pieoerbo!r ganse
Stnncen lang nit 9rpBemgrnt bariber preoiete, aud,
lo9ar oas beiIiee AbenomabL austbete. Gnblid Def
ierte i1t iein ranfbeitsSuanc, iene sinue febrteu
wieoer, jes aber perIcr ct bic Sprae, 70 bag er audi
ndt ein QSprt reeen fcnnte Sept ate er bic 9in,pe-
enoen aufmeran, baB er Sdbreibseug su babeu pilu-
ihe, weld1es ibm audi perabrebt puroe, nno er feline
8eoanfen uno Bitnfde lfriftlid ertbeilte Inter sn-
ceren' lree e'nat, oaB er nm eine 9elpiie ..Suube
entlpeoer ietne Sprade erbalten rrer erten merte.
Dieter Stanoe wuree nit Der ertBten Snreht fo,pobl
ole and NIT cfnuns ent9eseu seeben uno ais Die
elbe enolld perclen mar, funne er our unauspred-
lid)en 8rence Ieiner sln9eb6r9en pieber reben 8ep
ben ebten Ssadrldten bic mir BON i'm, baten, befanb
cr ild) auf benz Ieae Der Befferuns. CqB. Dem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
pcttspilt, 4oa,, ben 90 aStn.
G6red[tbes un9lif in einer O2ine !
Is yR c n e. oh 2 n pn ara hprIl

@tn herSSerretBenoer Scrfa ereiauete (Ie am Mou-
tag, oen H. D., IN elmer Rcbeunsine bel @arbpnoole
eusern County, pa., tpooon Der 0cnesoale. 08opue
County "eralo pnblSlrt in jeuer 9tadbarlhat, fol-
9eMoe @lnSelbelten Iiefert:
Sin lRonta9 fel elue nngebeure @runcmafIe, unae-
tdbr 9lder in 9usoebnung, anf bic unteriroihen@r.
better III ener Der Goblenminen Der Delaipare unb
Qnolon Canal Scmp19ne, BET @arbcnoale. Der Dlab,
MO lo c!eier Sorfaa sutrug, it un9efdbr cine lReiie
Don Der NRiinbnn9 Der Wne entfernt. Dre Werfcnen
nuroen beraus9ebrad waren aber fart perlest, ,iub
elne oerlelben, Elm &nabe, tarb 9eid mad, pen nm
9lidlleben @re8ntB Be ben anbern 1T nod, soAnuuo
Su ihrer Bleoer9enelung pcrbaneen.
Der oerrprbene Enabe rttt Snr Zeit Oes llnoliids
eln ero, uno man 9laubt berlelbe tp6re ourh bic &C.
malt Der itarten, nnb mad, Der Wunouae Der Mue
lGneaufenoen sft 9etobtet nnrben. Die spei anoern
perionen, tpelee man herausgebrat paren ebenfaIs
ourd bic @enalt Der 2lft befddoi9t. llnaefdbr $50
.Utanner, Die eile felne @nfernuna BON Der nna(l
Iden Stele I'm Wlnren bed,dfti9t eepelen, Tub o[If
itb oaocn 9etcn'lnen aaein fhredGdb su er,dblen.
tunt5ebn perenen, Die be9rien tparen Die Rine .auf
SupIepeh ooer S lfsen,nnroen entpeber ausenblids
lld) Su Iooe Serorudt ober nb nit ei,er Mauer nm,
9eben, obne Die 9erin9te cffnuus aus ibrer idmuer
l'een ea9e bere, 3 tperoen. nbem es einiae Wpd1en
Illmlt, IN, Die unsebenre Mafe bon Sdefer, &C. mel
e en9etale, tpe9surdnmen; llnb Iclten lie ieBt nod
eet seoen el 70 meroen e 9e5pnn9en ieiu ben {tred.
|a!9en auer 1poe-cen Snnserstoo terben III n,ifen!
S'r tlno NIT ben Janen Der perm6ten erlonen Der.
|fcleen lIe wv
slnton Wslfd, Waarf Brennan, Wilbelm @tiues.
patrld Mtdea, Watrid eepnaro, Soeinrd More. Ga.
mes Il'e5atb, NdaeI galin, Seiurid5 sernep Sob.
Sartsa, patrd WaIfer, Teter Graplep, scbann So,
lsp, Ben1amtn 9Sllliams, uno ein Sobn Der Wittipe
o'ea"aa' (Sreit. pref.
Sel Wontgcmery, in 9llabama, t6oete man f6r,rid
snea Aoler, Der nit peit aussebreiteten H!iaeln 8Tue
zouimaB unc sc pnnb ipcg gr hattie inter ben Re-
Sefgleh Hno ben Sdaen Der 9fadbariaft bereits apo
pc Nerpntun9en an9erdtet ia irlbif fcn eiuiqe We-
9eftuoer auf oem Seloe seraubt 9uf ben Ropf Deies
tred,en Haubers tpar cine 8elobnnus BON $50 aesBt.
~ m9ebetmnt Bppll Sn 1874 perfduanb III
ytailabuietts sn Sbntes6urD pl0elid Elm IA Sabre
alfsr 8nabe aus oem aue ieiner Gleru, Die Der Der.
mnthuns 9faum saben er sur See gegansen. JRlir,-
lid, jeocd, erflarete ein M agnetiffr retes 8 Trolf.
enslner. er feY ernc,bet iinb sab ben Crt no lee
eebetre liesen .iollten, nit geittmmtbet an Wan
luobie had, nno fanb fnenfdblidte &npben Die Wad,
basietaf 1T IL Der erSgen slpfresnns NIB Die gifert
eistea cine assbnde geIcbnuus fit ,ldbere sluflii
f. Cor.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

gw"Die Sc - unter bieem Gttel baben tpir
Die erffen Tummern eires neuen oeutldben 8lattee
erbalten, bae bon 0rn. Sr6bli in 0enDorf berausSu
9eben angefan9en rporoen.
Dtees 8latt befprtdt NIT rubiser Belonnenbeit unb
ungetpobnlider Glarbet Die arcBen Tragen bic ftd)
ert in neueiter 3et 70 untpiberifebtt 8abn uno @el
tun9 im Snnerfen aller pahren Denfer, unb burh bic
nlIgemeinen 9eoen Der 9rogen Maien i'm Wolfe ater-
tpdrts in oeh Joerjen oiefer "95 uub 9 in tp''
Ihafft bobeu.-gSr rneirten ndmlib ndlt nur bic Sra
gen bes @cmmnnislnus unb Spcialismus, (benn biele
bilcen uur enen, pepobl pidti9en 2beil berlelben)
cnoern bic Soee elmer raofaen II. inperielen Hefor
nation, alles bisher 8etaubeueu uno Beitebenben 1T
Dem ratos nno alles priifenoen @ete unierer 3e BE-
ge9uet, ulo er bat ibr nidt nur raud Die Oano aes
redbt eneern es 1T aud, ene 9tebIhat (treuer grt)
stpden beioen entfancen Die d in cine etpt9e Sood
,e neripanoen f6nnte pie bic @eiehte oer4Helt bis
ber nod feline 9eIehen bat.
Sdtuer, in cefen tiefem teuih hprcpbetilhen @emit-
the mebr perbor9en uno entbalten lit, als bisber err
fann uno 9eabnet pcrben, bat ettpas beler 9lrt Db
9le, es n1t flar erlddueno i'm 9use 9ebabt penn er
in einer pbantafte ait eaura iast
"1Beltenbranb tpirb ocdseitsfadet tperben,
gBenn NIT @wi9fet bic Zeit ltcb sraut p
sole IT,, NIT tpslds. yir lpdter, oieQeid,t nod
oann uno rpann ein9Sbrtden ber bielesI Ibema pret-
tperoen, if bemibt-nnb 70 {nb spir-eabin al fire.
ben> oaB Sd)iCers Neltenbrano-e 8ran b,
eine @cnfa9racn agenener uno bisher nod ME (Ieit
tur;em seabnetereebe merce, tpelde auf freote mnb
llebenbe gBeile allies persebre mas alId uno H.
10 +, unb (cn,it bic d te etpi9e 8abrbeit ouf
@roen auein-unc in sloem ibris laGe.
Co. ,.DieBiene'', rucllen mir nddblte Bcd,e
IbemiDtCmn,en, beute 9ebridpt es uns an Naum mne
Muse.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
Ser elpioe cSuOe.

Das erlte Soeft bieies utere6anen 8crte6 lit bent-
fer Sprade 1T mns su9etommen unb oerDtent rpe9e1
einer dnsern 9lusteaune icpobl, ais audi wesen Ger
seun9enen ueberleBuns rabmltdt cmpfcblen gu rper-
oen. DIE Sreunbe folder 9eftiire MAIDEN mir auf ole
in elmer anoern Spalte nnieres heuti9en Slattes id
benclide 9lujese oiees Werfes aufmerfiam ulto la
ben e Elm bel uns ausurufen, bas ere 0eft in Nnsen
td1ein sn nebmen unb U9leidb oarauf su nnterhrel,
ten.
o. llnfer or. College beliebe an Sorn. Safcb gber
BON bier cine @opie ces ewisen Suoen 81 (enoen.-
$50 ble6t 0rn. S. S. Sait's QSatbaaa?-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Fspet Stcdmeiitcr unb reoen bem untern Gheile bes
Sueutpaten, 70 lan9e su, biS cer Sopf cben d) er.
barmt uno selteht, tpas man baben nil. Cont bieB
man bas 3crtur.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-13
List of Arrivals

1T the Principal Hotels IN this Cy for the dan end
ing November ~, at O'Clock, P M.
: GADsBYs.--J Bowling, Md; Thos Duclkett do; /,
Fontaine, Va; Mrs r IYllnghast, Providence; r
Latham, Md, q Sinclair, U S N; w H Petit, Louis.
vile, Ky; DR. A T Smith, Syracuse, NY
U. S. HoTEL.-Wm Woodhouse, Ohio; James T
Blackston, Md; G Kendall, do; ] d Wilson, do; H
H Anderson, do; John Young, Balt; Henry Angus
tin, Woodville, Md; Thomas and lady, PIila; Jno
Anderson, Cumberland; VIM Henshaw, do; Us Ward,
Newark, N j. rNs5 tff25
CoLEMAN's--H Stratton, Richmond, Va; Bates,
and lady, Troy, Y; E Love, Lowell, Mass; John
Hutchns, Va; Saml H Ladd and lady, Woodbury., N
j; Mr. Banks and lady, S c.; DIR r Hilliard, N c !;
Charles Castor, Md; D Tyler, Macon, Geo; Mr.
King, Alabama; Mr. Ellis, do; Mf Strader, KY; ID L.
Futhilt, N Y; Mrs N DENLY and Son, France; B
White, N Y; J II Woods, do; Jno Gabarsche, George
town; 1t J H Howard, do; Gen Mercer, do.
BRowN's.R Ferguson, Md; John H Gwynn, do
Buiswager, do; w We'll, do; Benz d Hamilton, N
Y; Mr. Cook, do; DIR 1'hos S Mercer, Va: M L Har-
ris and lady, do; Inglee, do Blanchard, Phila
Il Blanchard, do; b + CASTOR, u S N.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-13

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Cam. .soaf. We are indebted to the New Or
leans Jeffersonian for the following interesting ih'
den .On yesterday. Dr. Hawks officiated IN ohr's'
Church. .,sfter an absence Of several months During
the reading Of the service is prayer was ntroduceo
on behalf Of one who desired TO render inanAs 70
God. for,his escape from the peris OF the sea. oh
tnrn;no around, we discovered Commodore Sioat
mos. devoutly pouring forth his thanksgvlngs. Inc
od veteran was not ashamed to confess before men,
his deeo obligations to "Hm that rides on the whri
wind and directs the storm" May our country be
forever blessed with commanders VINO rear tue ho'u
AyoYuRR HoYr CAsr.--The New York Sunday
Chronicle saws 1--WE copy from the Albany Knicker-
hocle, Of the 10th instantly "That great excitement
has existed within the last few days In Syracuse' oc
casioned by the seduction Of very beauti'ui wo1
man. Mrs. S--s, by person Gaining hiiii'e"
Lieut., Llewellyn Jones, u s. A.l'And we are 'old
bv seentemant from that place, that II TINS person
badonot made his exit in a very great hurry 'na'
orrobsblv measures as harsh would have been taken
with him as were taken with the broker noy'' :"
/ Richmond, Va. s.
That an officer Of the United States would De
guilty Of such outrageous conduct, we canho' 'o'
moment believe, and therefore come to the conc'u'
ID son that this fellow is impostor, who has as
. sumed the above name to accomplish ms infamous
purposes. The utmost distress prevails among al
the friends Of the lady, and gloom has been .hrown
J over every branch Of The family.
We find that there is Lieut. Llewellyn Jones 10
the Army--having been appointed by Mr.. Marcy
the new regiment Of rifemen, we believe. but II J
impossible that il can be him. and we do not know an,
I other Of The same name. But if we remember nght
there was Mr.. Llewellyn Jones, who was eonnec
ted with the Oswego Bank, at the time Of some de
facations there. And there was also Mr.. Lewely'
T Jones. who was connected with some curious trans
0 actions as naval storekeeper at Rio JaneIro
Now, it is out OF the question that either OF thes
persons can be the officer in the army before named
f And we therefore call on Mr. Marcy to institute
searching inquiry into this matter, with view
ferret.ing out every thing connected with the trans
0 action and exposing whatever imposture there ma
d he about il. This is demanded Immediately by IN
II public" ysgs.s,e L----
It Irsr OF KILLED AND WouNDED. The N.
leans Picayune of the 4th inst gives the followin
list ofkilled and wounded in the Baltimore Battail0
lr / ~ oc ~
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M A R I n b LIS T..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.

aAf ARRIVED Nov IL. s LsrT
Schr Stafford, Baaster, Agua, wheat and corn to
8 Shinn.
Schr -Lugan, Franks, Pomonky, wheat to s
Shinn. sys 58aa .1aN1 rt4tsa BrN
Sloop Jack Frost, Beard, Piscatawsy,, wheat to
order ryig s3t k8f #.95R44l { tg.4
4 lsta sa taNe sAILED..slw6 81 ttf
I. Br brig P. L Nevus, Fields, St John, NIB. by
VIM. Fowle & Sons. a
Brig Ann Caroline, Reynolds, Boston, by VIM.
Fowle & Sons-Gaz
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ACRAsH new brick building on 18th street,
Philadelphia, belonging to Mr.. James BUST, brother
to Mr. BUST Of this city, fell down at clock, p. M
on Tuesday, with tremendous crash. One of the
workmen had been employed on the very spot where
death would have met him bnt moment before
A painter also was in the building but escaped in
time to save himself lt