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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

AMERICANS ABROAD. Miss Margaret Fuller,
of New York, is amusing the Americans in
England, shining in the conventions and as
semblieS with Mr.. Garrison and their coored
friend, Mr.. Douglass. Miss F. is a good wr.
ter, but has diseased imagination,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

ANOTHER "SrAR" COMING. A London pa
per, received by the Great Western, says, Mrs.
Coleman Pope, who was recently the leading
tragic actress at our Theatre Royal, is about to
visit America, where there is little doubt her
lady-like department and great abilities will Sc
cure her both esteem and celebrity. Mrs. Pope,
accompanied by her husband, sailed in the Hot
finger, for New York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

SHAMEFUL NEGLECT. A correspondent OF
the Richmond, Va, Republican, says that the
monument erected to the memory of "Mary,
the mother of Washington, in Fredericksburg,
is allowed to remain unfinished; and what has
been completed is shamefully disfgured by in
scriptons, traced by the hands of visitors. The
building of the monument was commenced in
1912.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

BALTIm RE News ABROAD. The Philadel-
phia Times says-"An extraordinary religious
revival has taken place in the Methodist Epis-
copal churches in Baltimore, during the past
few weeks; upwards of two hundred have been
added to their numbers This is news to U.S.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

ANOTHER DECISION. The Geneva Presby-
terry, at its recent semi-annual meeting, unani-
mousy declared that "dancing at public and
social parties" and "attending the circus" by
members of the church, were deserving of
church discipline.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

Custom HOUSE RECEIPTS. The amount of
receipts at the New York Custom house last
week was 81 1885, of which Sl4l 900 were
in treasury notes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

ANOTHER MOVEMENT. A Washington let
ter writer says that a portion of the military
force left on the Rio Grande by Gen. Taylor,
is destined for Tampico.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

SSILVER SPOONS. Persons going to house
~ keeping are particularly invited to call before
purchasing and see GA8RGEb d. CLAPKIS assoli.
ment of silver work, Waterst, % door from Calve,
NIB Silver work Of every description made 10 or
der, and highest prices given for old silver, a2s
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bLU NE. XV.-No. "a.

1.-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s BhLTI-
RE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers hycare-
arriers, at only s,n and quarter cents pen week,
be to the Carriers only, at the end OF each week
lie Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to instant
cfibcrs, at the rate of Four Dollars per year, pay
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

NTOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that ii is no qack
remedy TO cure all Diseases nor is ii recommended
cure for consumption; il is prepared from the re-
ccipt OF the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain emedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be found useful in the Incl
plent stages of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
mt from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
trlal OF 1t will be sufficient recommendation its va
lue as remedy in the above mentioned diseases
For sale by CHARLES B, BARRY,
nl2-f No, lS2 Baltimore street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoPAvIA,

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w NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret diseases of all kinds and in every form and
stage is DR.. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely Of American Roots
travellers among the Indians vel know that they
cure Venereal diseases, without even the knowledge
of Mercury or Basam. The ptoprietors oflhs med-
cine obtain it a great directly from an Indian
and now offer to the afflicted an opportunity o. being
cured, avoiding The danger of Mercury, and the nau
seous taste of Basam This medicine is pleasant to
the taste and leaves no odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by RowAND & WALTON, and sold
wholesale and retail by Jos. T. Rowand, $40 Marke
street, Phid Also, in Baltimore by N. n Robinson.
corner OF Gay and Saratoga streets; Knslec & 7 oy
288 Marsh Market Space; James Stansbury, No 2,7,
Broadway, Fells Point; Gordon s. Tutmsn No 1852,
West Pratt street. seo v
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EXPORTS TO EUROPE. The following were
the exports from New York last week to Eng
land:
Cotton, 1888 bales; pork, 456 barrels; cheese,
3G,675 lbs.,; -four, 1850 barrels; wheat, Al
295 bushels; corn, 1901 bushels; lard, 65S,-
1870 pounds; tobacco, manuG, 1881 do; corn
meal, 385 barrels; beans, $40 bushels; hemp,
II bales; leather, $500 pounds; tar, 500 bar
rols; butter, 1910 pounds; sperm oil, 1906 gal
pounds; slaves, 2,4OO M; wool, 81 bales; APP
pies, 525 barrels.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-06

STEAMBOAT SNAGGED --.MraculouS Escape.
The st. Louis New Era records the following
steamboat accident and narrow escape:
The steamer Missouri Mail on her trip up
from New Orleans, ran foul of suag at the
head Of Ship Island, which passed through the
cook house and cabin floor, tore away the fly
wheel box, and unceremoniously introduced
itself into the company of large number Of
passengers who were playing whist, and en-
gagged in social chit-chat, about midway the
genllemcn's cabin. After the hasty salutation
was over, it passed through one Of the chande-
liers and left the impression of its head in the
sky-light, on the opposite side of the boat. It's
visit was Of short duration, and by a backward
motion of the paddle wheel, it politely with
drew, and again disappeared into its former
element, without doing any other damage than
frightening some Of the passengers into the be-
lief that Mr.. Folks ghost had come.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03
The Caucu, system.

The Virginia Legislature will be called on this Winter
10 elect one perhaps two Senator's Senator, and we feel
some curiosity as to who will be chosen, and how the no
minauon and election will be effected. The Caucus Sys-
tenn wss 50 hercely denounced on a memorable occasion
last Winter by a certain Democrat, that we are sure he and
ihose Of his party who think ike him, will not be caught
in a Caucus, which, according TO HE own admission, may
compel members 10 vote for an individual OF all others
most obnoxious to them. If not managed by q Caucus,
we suppose the Calhoun men and old Hunkers will try their
strength in a fair fight IN the Legislature. Perhaps the
Enquirer will be good enough 10 enlighien Us on this sub
Jset-PefersJuTg IHfeIiigeReeT.
Without protesting to be able TO satisfy the Intelligent
GERS curiosity, we think we may safely say, that some, If
not oil, Of those who denounced the Caucus System last
Winter, even If they do not pro JOrns participate IN It's
deliberations al the next session Of the Legislature, will
nevertheless obey is mandates. II is not impossible, IN.
deed, that there will be two Senators 10 elect-it being
understood that Senator Pennybacker is desirous Of filling
the vacant seat on the bench Of the Court Of Appeale
and in that case, it Is not unlikely that a compromise may
be effected between the Calhoun men and the Old Hun
kers, by an equal division Of houors. The great difficulty
will be in determining phieA Of the Calhoun men shall be
seIecieG-for, remarkable TO say, nearly the whole Of that
party in Virginia are either eOmmissiOHsd officers, or men
IN search Of eOrnmissI0Hs. We doubt whether among the
rank and file a regiment can be mustered.
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N OTIC T. 8.

or The Board of Trustees OF the Richmond
us. Of the ,ehols. cf ta, lu.t tuition. tsks this meshed oiapPest
ing 10 the fisnd. Of Education. Tor their aid In contributions OF
BooA.. new 90 OIL adapted Z, AIRY age. nom rrmers up to classics
second hand sekooibooks. ke- Ae-
Contribution. may be seat % Mr.. James n. Gardner OF poet'
John hove, cs To Mr. WIN. u. HARDWOOD the rrseipsl Of the Inst
tuition. 90 it-3awsw nv ORDER OF THE boAhp.
Elder Dawn Shawn will preach IN tho Grace ST. Bsp-
tst Church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
A monthly meeting Of the Typographical As
soeAii,n viii be held at the loom over Ragabd q Brother. This
Evening at . oebeh lily order of The Prc'iienI
u Hcnrico Agricultural and Hort.
cultural sOctcty.---Tho Annual Meeting and
Exhibitions will be held on the 18th and 18th OF oeio-
Der next-ihe Agricultural portion and p~loughing match
on the 18th tho Horticultural. with specimens Vi mo-
ehanic arts. domestic industry. Sc, on tho 18th. Ad-
dresses on both days.
E1msrrios lsr pAy--stock Of all kinds. agricultural i'm
plcmens, aud specimens Of grain and root crops.
On pAy-Plans, shrubs and flowers. fruits. butter. mo.
chsnic srts, and domestic manufactures.
Committee to selcc, q place for aud to arrange and
conduct the first days exhibition WIN. Miller. Joseph
Rennie, and John A. Hutchinson.
Committee TO select q place for and TO arrange and
conduct the second days exhibition Wm. b. Chitten-
den. Cha. Dimmock and Thomas A. Rust.
Committee to select n place for and to arrange and
conduct tho ~ploughing match Charles Marx, VIM. Nell
son. DR.. J. r. Garrett. Francis Staples and Joseph c.
Burton:
With authority in all cases to add Others.
These ommitees arc respectfully requested 10 give
notice a. speedily a. possible Of the places selected and
Of the regulations adopted by them.
Sept 20. &c. wM. II. RICHARDSON. Pres't.
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ss.- IA. Me- o-,.-.. r.-... s,pss-a- IS,

BY the arrival y~oserjsy Of tho brig T. Soale, from Hs-
vans. we have. received our correspondence from Vera
Cruz. a. well as hles OF psper up 70 the 3ls nlL, which
veto transmitted by the British steamship Mcd~sy.
The intelligence, although anterior 10 that received by
tho Princeton. nevertheless Possesses ONE interest rs in
dicstivc of the course OF tho Mexican Government In re-
gard to the war. Private letters state that however inelin-
ed Santa Anna may be to treat with the United States. yet
that the feeling Of the masses 10 80 much opposed to peace,
that he 10 likely TO meet with unexpected obstacles In en-
deavoring to come tn an amicsble arrangement. IL IL re-
presented as his earnest desire to convoke Congress as
speedily as possible, and to exert his whole influence with
that body towards securing 4 speedy and permanent peace.
BY this opportunity we have likewise received the pro-
elsmsuoa ofCom. slost, commanding tho Pacific Squadron.
to tho inhabitants OF California. on his taking possession OF
that province. from which IL appears that the first account
we gave OF the circumstance. stating that the country was
formally saHersd to the United Sts,es, is Substantially
correct. We bespeak Tor This interesting document an at
tentive persual.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

FRrsBTTrL AocDEsr-WIham TbomV, On IuneranI
clock maker frOm New York. shout 50 years of age, met
q horrible death o. Nashville Tenn. lasi week. The Ban.
nr says
Prom what We esn learn, he bod been employed by tho
authorities Of The COfpnfauOut ~ fcpaIfthe clock in hsCOurt
House, end bad been engaged upon 90 for fuO OF three dsys
before hs deaih. It's G~oppOsed hist. while under iho IN
lucncs oi liquor, b. vent Wy Into tho third story. on Thurs.
day night, between ue hOurs Of 10 and IL. witHOuta light,
snd that. in gr0pu2 shout he Uas pfccipInied over the BAL
usuadC ~ tho fDfuudH-iaUuuV ~ distance n som forty or
fifty feet upon tho BRICK floor 70 'o bottom. When found
he was entirely eEunof-ihe isit eide Of bic head being
ouurr'y crushed, and the brains scattered shout. ifs left
afm wa much l8.'odl and mo blood Wa running from
under hs finger nails.
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wonderful

We sae that Mr.. Scwul Folsom, of ~ King street New
York. has applied for o patent for on improvement in tho
psfrsOaf. This. invention, if we understand % rightly. en-.
nblrs a lady by ineaus Of springs and wires, 20 expand or
contract ordimonsIons Of pleasure, as dignity ~ convent
cncc may require. II the fashion doesn't change before
thc patcnt can be- recorded. itB supposed that Mr.. Folsom
will realize b fortune rom his valuable discovery.
II Our neigbbor OF the Standard Is responsible mr the
foregoing libel on tbe ladies. What will 10 soy 10 lie fact,
shted in on- Of the New Yofs papers, that they are follinr
rapidly into the fashion Of attaching straps TO their pnnfa.
Asffss7
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NcNRISTIs's>

Natural Rcnaedies.-The only real argument
against trying The various nostrum. 30 excessively brought tefor the
pablo In the newspaper, u that % many Of them have been tested
without tn. least success But this 10 4 hct ECU, ny true. that a few
posses all the virtues aseribcd to them. aud exhibit inconiesubc
esisenees OF their benefits In the voluntary and sniefal assertions
OF husdreds OF witnesses These cannot be gainsad, howe yer they
in the annals Of discovery nothing has received such unanimous
approval nom those who have uied II, rs Chrsties Gahanic aud
Matnsue euratvss The mosi remarkable cases ar daily affected
BY their use In the long train OF chronic and nervous complaints.
which have for years bsnied all Tho efforts Of medical art Nature
has provided a remedy for disease, and though VIC are yet unfortu.
naiely in darkness regarding the greater number OF thru. Yet science
has unfoded a few. GAlvanism u the last, and promises to be the
greatest
For further particulars, see advertisement. in another part OF this
paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis BY application To
the agents for this city, Messs. DUvALI d PURCELL, Druggists,
lfs Main street. Richmond. Va. teA
SANDS sARSAPARILLA.-In this preparation are
tn rerul'te and give tons To the digestive organs. and to purify the
bl od nom the elements Of disease in the very process OF is forna-
ton. Ii at once restores power and vieor to the stomach and the
seeIetory organs, causing then to produce pure and healthy mate.
rialsf for the blood; renovstes the whole system, anderadeats. not
only sctofaa. kings svfl, liver complaints, and the whole tribe of
eIupuve diseases but all such as sprh from imperfect digestion
and impure circulation. Us efficacy H. atteStsd. by thousands OF
rheumatic and serofelous patients, who have been restored BY IL
heahAg power.
pT Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, uDd. for expectation
by A. u. q ID SANDS, Druggists and Chemists Granite buildings,
No. ~ broadway, corner OF Chambers street. New York, sold also
by DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Agents Nam sueet, Richmond, Va
Pnes, 81 per bottle or sir boucs for collars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

A. Cont held for Cumberland County, the 2sih day Or Sep
tember, 1916
me death Of Col WIN WILSON. a Justice of tho Peace for
the county Of Cumberland, having been announced 20 The Court
thereof by John w. Wilson, Eq-Be Il therefore,
ReairoA That the Court has hosT with Dc, . regret Of the death
OF their fellow member, Col. WIN. Wilson, WITCH even has proved
N bo ~ once a serious ks'to the Judiciary OF the county ard TO his
bereavtd family.
= R0ersf, That thesc proceedings BE- spread upon the record
Of the Count, and that a copy thereof BE- mntmiuedJy The Clerk 10
the family 81 the deceased, and aIo to The Richmond nswspipeu
for publication.
And the Csmt there pom adJDurnfd
A Copy-Tero n. /. WOODgON. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

and sanctioned. they would wsh TO be. by our yotes, that
we shall. Tor the future pursuc anSther eourse, We cannot
and win not become participants in the magnificent scheme
OF land jobbing. OF which this Rail Road application Is the
hand-maid. We have lever linked our dssunies 10 the
town Of PaIkersbnfg. and We never shall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

Frsm Yueafaa BY tho way ~ Havana, We have ID
wees from Merida ~ the 9Th of August. condrnstory Of
the accounts given ~ H. Pafua 0u sunday lost Tho
Cuugros- 81 Yuraan on The 2Jfb II August. pissed Q de-
cfco declaring ihat YurIpu ackuYwlsdRes and pfoelsims
ite pronDneiamsnto Oi GaudalsJafa, since seconded BY
the capital end tho other Departments, bot Insisting fhst
IIIatau she'll remaini n tc pDsruIn which she now Occu.
poe uutl htI rights under the treaties n December, 1919,
are fully recognized sod foil gusrsntees ere gwen her One
stcu0n 0ftie decree acknowledge 5anm AIMS ~ he chief
Of The revolution. &c. Yucstsn b. playing her game very
hne, enjoying OIL tho advantages sod mourning none Of the
fespOuibiIucs of Mexican nationality. We respect her
trade aH though she we're a ncutai, and MeEico grants her
every lccIlty be- though che were Me1csn. IL = . pity
nc commerce oi Yucntan we're not mora extensive, for u
must BE- AJunshinR 10 IN 6.u4Ofdinay extent
The c,.'of OF DE Diari0 de Ia HsbaBs bas seen letters
from Yucg,sp yb,, declare that the shove decree N Con
gre-a va. founded up,p a louusii -ledRo that the rauheeuon
u the noales n December, 1913, With al tS a4fph"s
conceded BY them, should be conceded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

OCTOBER ,. l546.
JUST received, and for sale, the following
~ new Woih-
Filtration In America; or. High Life in New YoIk and samtoga.
BY seaisheld, author Of Life in New Yort, sc. Translated from
the German. use
Part I'd OF Genevieve, or the Chevaher OF MAison Rouge an
Episode OF 1898 BY Dumas. Complete. use
London Assurance; n Comedy IN aetE-bein No 81 Of Modem
Standard Drama. ice.
.AsS further 'uPpiss Of hs JsRoSiHS
Prairie Bird. s5e
Mu,quiainr OF, Twenty Years Aner. soc
National Magazine. Iefe
Gnhaus Monthly Magazine. 25e
Godeys Lsdys Book. csc
New York Illustrated do.
Mestem Coninent for SauTiay. Oct %.
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Col. InIIn Gmcrrnn1.

We deeply regretted to see announced, in yesterdays En-
quirer. the death Of Col. John Gueuantof GOochlsnd-long
the Senator from that Dstrictin the Legislature Of Virgins.
Differing widely from that gentleman in political opinion,
we nevertheless esteemed him for the Literally Of his feel
ings, which indeed was not les conspicuous than the firm
ness with which be msintained his opinions. The Enqu-
rer says "Hs was a man Of rare merits, and was beloved
by bis many friends and hs devoted constituency. lis
strength Of mind, mis- fmness aud purity Of purpose, and
his courteous bearing, attracted to him the love and e..
TEEN Of al who knew him"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

~ Yesterdays Enquirer says-'Wo understand that q
number of industrious aud sturdy Pennsylvania farmers
have recently visited Orange county. with o. view Of pur-
chasing land. They ore pleased with hat fine region Of
country, aad peak Of establishing q colony Of upwards Of
Inn %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

" The Boston Alias and the Boston Daily Advert
ssr-the Two longest established, sblesi and most inHuen-
uaI Wing papers IN Massachusets-we are glad toysee,
fhIy repudiate the sentiments and opinions sv5wed by The
few hcIous spirits who have recently attempted to COM.
NIT the Wing party Of that State TO abolition ynaciplcs-
Those papors tak9 decided ground sgainst any attempt to
Identify the Wings Of thst ate with the Fanatics. We
arc reJoicsd ~ see the manly ieno in which they speak; FOR
We need not assure llsm that, Il sueb coalition should ever
cease % exist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

AZ VIM o1lwars, Esq at the requested a public meet
ing held boz King S Queen. will ON tho 18Th INST deliver
IN Address az that place, OF the character
and ito Of de lamenied Professor Dew.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

81 Cen. VIM. g. Gordon, OF Albsmafc, is nominated,
BY r. correspondence the Enquirer, o. United States sens.
COZ.
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Orrron and Canrornin.

The Van Buren, Afksnss) IntolliRenoer Of the 5h ms.
stsies hist Mr. Summer Of that county, who yentuted 5uf
years AGO 10 visit Caiifornia, which, like "bsauuul and uu.
fouunste TeEas" BE- nov the Lsnd u Promise, has return.
"a with hisfamuy, whom he took with him. His account
81 The country BE- very uafavossble. Indeed. he consi.
dss Oregon. with oil iu sterile sands and Recovered noun.
tsias. supcnof o. California. lie rsioiecs that he has got
bsck 20 Akansr-slhoit, n ell sceouns be true, he 6nds
not etscdy q Furdcn. spot r. that State!
~ q hmmofcd ind believed in New York. hot silas
Wneht. 81 aomnatsd if reelection ~ Governor Of ihst
STATE. ~u doclae hs honor. 20 spprehsnsi'e IS be ofde-
test ~hich. o. he ps,e8i moment would be desdh- stroke
% ~ fstufs hopsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

4 popUt0us H0Uss-Tho New Orleans Picaynno says
thofo are no lee thsn SOC 2 regular bosrten IN the -
Cherries Hoe 81 that place, besides 10 seryapts end en-
pioycn. The makos o p%ypplsuon Of neatly 700 Withip
the walls 0i n single building -~sufhcieni ~ form quite . va
logo in Tho county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03

u The Ohio Statesman, which recently condemned
in severe language the Veto Of the River and Harbor Bill,
ha. been deprived Of the night TO publish the laws "by au.
tnonty." Rebellion is not tolerated by the Democracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Richmond.
HrA Es,v as day at n seiOsI, ? ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbus. Parrish, Baltimore.
Schr Potomac, Kelly. Boston.
Schr WIN. Applegauh, Kent. Baltimore.
SAILED,
Brig Victory, Elwell, Fall River.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Oct ARD. achfs smvs HiRbee, " rbss, hom
Richmond. snas Crane, johnson, 4 DE- I'm Richmond. brig a Lsn-
easter. r. wey, Of Riohmosd, ~ days from ssvanssh. viii cotton "a
The master. Most Of the crew have been siek during the pasage.
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The Steam Ship Great Britain.

This noble specimen OF maritime architecture. after IN.
dergoing an examination aud some slight repairs in the
Craving Dock, has again been 6oated. aud resumed her
berth IN he CobuTg Dock. She - to sail on Tuesday the
22d met. We are happy to say that her passenger list al
ready presents a gratifying appearance. We have no doubt
she will also carry out a large freight, and, in her mex pas
sSge 10 New York prove herself worthy Of the liberal sup
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-03
State OF Trade.

MAScHEsTER, Sept. Il.-There is no change Of any mo.
ment to notice in our cloth market this week. The hrm-
ness with which manufacturers continue to demand advan-
ced prices acts Is a check upon buyers, aud their operations
are, consequently, much eurtailed. With the exception Of
the best 27.inch prints, and some descriptions Of I0.inch
shirtings. IL IS very difficult 10 realise the advance.