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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

FAIR AUCTION.-CrTY HALI.-On Mond,v fv.,,,.
as'! O'Clock the Ladies will Of hri,
stock OF useful and fancy articles As have
ab dn 'one OF their prcticst things hand Th In
wantoi hindome Oiomats viii do well IN call
ton to clos o! O'Clock. C,pI
az collection will be taken up IN the Atr,can Cbp,ci,
next Sunday morning and afternoon for the relief Of tho
Irish sufferers.
W Ladies' Fair, City Hsn-in consequence Of
the ncemency OF the weather for several DAYS past Tho
Ladies have met with little disponp of their
goods, consisting OF various useful and articles They
contemplate continuing their Sales during the week and
hope to be pauonized by generous public Vsers will
hnd refreshments TO suit the most astidous taste. Ic2i
Anti-License Temperance mcctinut
meeting OF the friends OF Total will b, hell m an,
African tBapis Church Friday evening goth u In s.e.
memorials eitzen praying L.sis ufc 4, ra,.
law authorizing the question be tested Ballot H.. Al
dresses Wv be delivered by of The L.
' ah one eiens ana tome interesting fets tearing
subject, will be presented. MANY CITIZENS
20 From the spider tTbe creIioTr the
word texture is derived and the was
ed the rsi specimen OF rTris which the Rudr
as the specimen be considered an amor ae Il, the
iaoe' o our looms as The crude remedies OF ,ay
the uumphs OF modern pharmacy. In the day ppocae,
root was dug partcul acr being sak
cd In cold water the huid administered patient
pare hi powercs esion with the happy
concentration attnined in SANDS
tonic properties OF the valuable roots,
this preparation their perst influence the
Is That all diseases OF the and well
those OF the flesh and glnis Including seroa) yield readily i'm
almost every instabee, to It's effects
For further particulars evidence Of seror
value and efficacy pamphlets which
gratis
9 Prepared wholesale and retail and for eIpoa,on
oy A. w. DsANDs Druggist 100 Fulton Of VII
liam, Now York sold by DUVAL PURCELL Areuts Main
street Richmond Va Puee, 81 bottle as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

OSCAR COUNTI will introduce hc Fashion
~ a. Ceuu.neu's hats Spring Isf7, and aer Feby
cen at No ENCHANGe HOTEL Rshmord
Hft formerly AMlDON5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
PIIYsinIngicnIIcrl

Physiological Lectures.
Dr. Hoiick, % will be by his Card IN another CO.
lumn proposes to deliver Of lectures 10 gentle.
meal important subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

foPs-f bales hrst sort Iiog, iandng for .ale
II ST WEBB BACON6C co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

A ROOKFUB Of Hooks, thirty Hooks ia
N Ono, Edited ~ NJ. r. Turprr Eg " A. author on Pr,
verbal Fhioophy, Ctlck ~ Gold
P,0babudet Aid N Faith by auhor--
Aim a thou po-futdet me b. n Christian
Alo tnE hafs, o. Conspiracy under Louis XIII an s,or
e1l R,n nee, BY Count Alfred De Naay fansatsd by William
Hasett Fsl. Just published I'D Tor ais By or Fisher
@R7 Ageut, uniert the Frebanyr
M OLASSES. 80 hhds. primo w. l.. Molasses,
lVA of sety DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 GO
DRIME Porto RICO SUGARS. 70 hhds
n prime crop Porto aieo fugan, Tor sio by
feV WILLIAMS 4 HAXhLL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

FURLIGN VIIlCE, Janlafy q, IeI1.
Sir: / am directed by Viscount PaImerston transmit
90 you herewith copies Of Acts OF Parliament which
yesterday received the royal assent, viz:
An Astto allow, for time TO be limited, the Importation
oi Corn from any country IN ioioIgn ships; aud
An Act suspend, for time be limited, the duties on
the Importation OF corn.
am, sir, your most obedient
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

" The Bible procured for presentation to Lieut. May.
nard, IS. ". by the friends of Dr. Armstrong can bo
'een 'f lew dlys the store Of Mes,r. Nash Wood.
house
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
am, sir, your mos, obedient
Her Mojesty's Consul Baltimore.


An suspend, until the first day of September one
thousand eight hundred and forty the duties the
Importation OF Corn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

y OIiCk.-Ail persons indebted 10 THos p
h'a..I, VII ,sI 40 sstus win
GODDfN a HARDWOOD.
w Chce oppo5hc Gordon 4 stinscfs
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lNOR HIHE.-A h;st rate Il aetsmrh Apply to
THO W. BRoCKESBRoUGH
Ie-'-u North si:e Basin
TOO TONS Lump Plaster, just received, for
- " ~ sale by fes5 HENRY FISHER.
OIL--2O casks Winter solar lamp OIL.
- 20 DO do sperm do DO.
I-aLling AID for by
teG1-lG DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
IMPERIAL TEA.--l2O Boxes Imperial Tea,
1es7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
POWDER.--.Sp Sporting, Blasting and Cannon
Powder manufactured by HaE Powder Company constant
" TOT 70 o .ae by US as Agents OF the Company
,LovER sEED-gO bbs prime Virginia Clover seed ardns
- and for sale BY feso WEBB, BACON a co.
AckEREL, ia alsIe packages, umber. Iansns
w Anilor sale by fe21 WEBB, BACON co
80 BUSHELS prime Clover Seed, for sale
~ by feR FRY co.
SUPERIOR family Flour, for sale by
NIFTY FIVE Hhds prime Cardonas Molasses
Il ~ hhds Cuba
for sale by fe27 FRY co.
SUGARs-l1 HID. prime New erp Porto Rico
~ SO =" dyNorieans, receiving and for sale by
fe21 WEBB, BACON & co.
WRAPPING PAPER. ---2OOO realms, for sale
w by Re 27-iou DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Auction
- and Co~AissisH nAaH make liberal ea,h advances
.on"snmsn'' Of Groceries. shoes, Hats, Dry Goods,
a. HsLEBONE Sf< IRTs, &c.-The subscriber. have
received supply Of tn Whiebone Circular skirts
ing Neck Tier ami Gentlemen aad Lade, Back Md
feR TlIOS. x. PRICE A Co.
OST.-On ShOckoe HILL on Thursday even.
- ing between MI pornihs and the CITY Hail. BRiCELET
with the initials Of r. T. H. engraved The be re
waTdca BY leaving a the Omee Of
es7-as, GonpIN q HARDWOOD
Loaf sugar, sperm Candles, &c.
IN HALF Boxes Woolseys Loaf Sugar,
eO so boNcs Sperm Canlios, T. and 6s
80 boxes Hull & SON. Taiow Candies
500 gallons Eephint Boached Oi-ilndinE for sac by
fr g7 HDNpNn a n.yrNpnpr
n AlLS-Ne have IN store and keep constant
L ~ on hand Nai's Of all descriptions, viz
Jly Nails "Cumbcrland' brand
Common Nails % u icdy
Flashing Cd 10 ildy
CutSp..cs I, 5, and inches
Tobacco boN, hniTg and Warehouse Nails
Also, Horse Mails every size Al Of which
we offer at tbs lowest price, by kcg single pound.
h| wSAJ DONNAN. III, Main st.
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For FreIgJ,t or CJ,nrtcr.
Tor New Work.
Female Teacher wanted.

Female Teacher Wanted.
II WISH 10 engage n Lady who understands
The French Language thoroughly aud good Music Teacher
rcsds ny family the duties of Fmile School
my Bauhetofy refer required Communities ons
addrtssd 10 the undersisned viii receive attention
I'll. STAPLES
n 27-faw3w SsotsvfI-. Abcm,,e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

Doors open at :, the Lecture commence "a precisely
g Admission so cts or Ticket - the Lectures 81 each
Lecture 10 complete itself
illustrated by 16 splendid full sized Iirc.likc
Models representing the whole Human conlt a.
10th Sya, and ery stage Of lereis; rntl The te,ty ana
perfection OF these hiraoles cannot be eone,J ~
In who have them The wuudrous Orrani.p nj
ognauon OF the Human Body eIp, by them IN tie most
familiar manner, and 80 that TO utdsratdu
These lectn have teen AHz4-oi e. in Nw
Hork and Philadelphia ani Washington to pya cliS. OF
Senator's, FAyseigHs, others.
To the Man Of Science aud wonders of
Creation there Lectures will absorb ng interest, n
pensauI OF their value pointing disease and de tn
10 which thousands subject the iruors
youths M ADMITTEDLY 10 ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
NEW STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTH.
ING.

HAVING disposed Of my Fall and Winter
Stock receipt NJ entire new aocs which can s1
fof es Than OIL stock Phase eraine at FLEETS no
town Cohng Store corner Of Exchange Pspb 1 MAN suts
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RASHlON FOR SPRING lSl7.

nosiou. Mas, sopi. ~. IsiS.
Nnro frruiuc. un.os, fgtsi btrfs on The wrapper
paf ssE b. gAYNOn a WuOn. r. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27

bibles, Prayer Books, sc.
w. RANDOLPH g. co. have for sale
- Bibles N az fizes NJ prices from CSC 10 80
Episcopal Prayer Boots $40
Family Prayer Books by authors
hymn Books for ail denomination of Christians
large stock n Theological Books 81
.fsA FOR BOSTON.-The superior packet
NIX schr RAINBOW, Captain $. RooERs, loading at
fcse.sSaah Por freight pa slgc, apply boii or ~
fe y HENRY FISHER
For Freight or Charter.
SfSA Tho new and superior Schr ANDES,
NIX Capt Snow, carry about COCO bushels Of corn now in
readiness Tor any voyage. Apply 10
eH RANKfN6 wHTTLOCK.
For New York.
kfse The regular packet, Schr. LYNCmnURG,
- CAPT Could bke 900 boros Tobacco Apply on
board oio feV RANKIN A. wlffrfOCK
For PhiIadeIpbia.
kziD The Packet Schr. BEONORA, Captain
Wooston, having roftion of her cargo onRsFcd, will
have despatch For bastoe o. height Apply board IN Dock cfo
NV RANKIN a wffITGOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-27
PATENT OFFICE BILL

The House took up tho Ball from the Committee on Ma
val Ahis for adding 1000 the rank aud file Of the
Murine Corps, and officers in proportion.
The BIZ was passed n Committee and IN the House
with an amendment hnt tho corps should DO reduced to
~ present numerical force the close Of tho war with
MEXICO.
Tho Indian Appropriation Bii acted upon with tho
amendments Of the Senate oil agreed TO, save ono. The
H1uee tber odtyprrrd
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Ladies' Fair, Ciiv H,,N-In -,

l collection will be taken up African Churci,
next Sunday morning and afternoon for the relief Of tho
sb - "'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
TO RHE
LATEST MOMENT. q
II &c l. T. q IL A p HIC.
News from the South.

RICHMOND August 10, 1877
arc indebted 70 Nh. Harris mail agent for sisb.
OF the Pieayuns Of the 18th
"'7 oeen no later arrivals from Mexico but In.
contains the translation Of long report Of
'y Oh The Committee on Foreign Relations IN The
''A'an congress, TO which Mr. Buchapan,s I,,tsrh.
'rred The report says that by their oonstI,u
t,on ., among other civilized nations the direc
cent?. su aaalrs Is entrusted exclusively to tho ex
anything definitely, without the consent Of tbs
tive body The committee arrived at the con.,''',a.
nA' congress Possesses no power entertain the
muhcsAion OF our government and reconm.nasa ,ho
return OF the same to the executive branch a.
tne present situation Of the affair it comes within a.,
oognizancewith the restrictions established by funds,
mental code Of the republic The report was subui,ta
Tor Congress to discuss vote taken and an approval
given the same dsy-Yeas 81, nays az names given
The interments at New Orleans from yellow fever du
ring twenty-four hours ending at nine O'Clock on the
morning Of the nth, numbered thirty The deaths oc
CURED at the Charity Hospital Subsequently, on Ii
same day Of the disease sixteen more were buried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
BY TIL K MAILS.
WAsBIScroS, Aug. 10, Is47

WsBrScroS, Aug. iS, Is47.
Important Ners
report prevails tonight that Scott has had bsttls
and has lost eleven hundred mem This news va sun
pose 10 DO In advance OF the mall and also of the tee
graph ar Tar as the facts conoerned
Zen Wool moves the Goth to San Luis Potos from
ouena vista. small force may now penetrate TO that
point Gen Valencia having taken of the armv and ar
tiery to the support Of Mexico and Santa Anna ana
inc occupation OF San Luis will at leaat cut m s,,s
nnnas retreat In that direction No douh, I'm, Cs,
Laylor In few days will follow with his ubos asnn.
Ole lorce after Wool 1t will be required Tor %
venture to say the administration has ~ a.. -.
oxunguishinH therepubc OF Mexico and arnsvsna =,
W .ne ntea states by right Of conquest IL would be
ucatn oow 20 our constitution, In which there h no
provision made for annexing conquered t.rr,iorias
the wnoe OF Mexico but to take II as the result OF
mere military Eruption would DO fat BURGLARY ~ In IN
opinion OF the erudite Dogberry.
The Washington Whig. says that 5000 600 h.x .
Deen derived from the Mexican tariff and that It Ia pro
posed 70 Increase by export duty 10 per cent on
inns VIII throw tho British capitalists still moro
hvoraby into loans and exchanges with Gen Scot and
neip the cause nightly We certain that n IA
10 De done but 10 has the look Sub Treasure exn
dient, and not bad one at that.
Is estimated, too, that the losses by the punder NJ
the u trains In Mexico amount to IS 100000 This
Is certainly large amount From all thu pu bsh ed ac
counts We would suppose that 81 600 would DOVER
TINS business OF the ranchsroes and the cuerillas
Inc prospect Of peace to-day is obscured Tomorrow
1t may brighten up again
good deal OF anxiety for Gen Scott exists not oulv
among our citizens but at head not that he Il
danger but that In taking the capital he may fall 20
conquer peace But We shall w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGhNCE
The Flour Markets.

pIIsoIr, August IA Flour retailed yesterday a
% 20 In small lots which about the tram
actions In this market The market IA unuauallv dur
ana probably VIII remain until the Of
the fall trade.
RocHrsrER, August ls.-The market remains az
ABOUT last quotations Small rsisr OF wheat continue 10
DO made at 81 81 o. and lot Of 800 bushels new
Genesee wheat was taken yesterday at TO- But little
uUur has been offered In long time sale Of LOO bbs
good brand from G.nesee wheat effected at IS az
Freights remain without change.
PHILAprLPHiA, Aug is--The demand for dour sor
export continues very limited but the MARKET Ia Arm
Sales Of 100 brs Western Mt So SIX So and frrsh
ground pennsylvania at So including lot Of scrnprd NJ
~ 10. In Rye hour no sales are reported VoIasr.
ask 50 10 Corn Meal-50O brls Brandy wine sold ~
80 10 penna Is held firmly at 50 90 psr bri Grain
rehna Wneat continues scarce. and is held for higher
prices salet ~ $3.50 bushels new aud old mix.d sos1h
9,n at VI ~ and lot Of very inferior new at Sloo =
Rye small sale ut 70 cents for only fair quality Corn
oil tenna lat aud round yellow at is 70 cents
shd lot vi western at 10 cents weight Oats n. dull
North.ra Hre held nt % but sales have trans
t rya we quote new southern at 81 a 40 cents per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

FnH-Dry cod continued firm, without change in
prices Mackeresales Of 400 bhs adoat were report.
ed sold, the No 2's at 50 Is, and No rs at Sla Is -
Nothing ahoat unsod Sales OF 1000 boxes scaled her
rings were made at poo.
FRurssles of 800 boxes bunch rsisins were made at
lao l45c.
HAY-ssles at 40 45c. Market steady.
HrMP continued firm at Sl40 $3.50 per ton
LEAD-The last sales reported at 50 90
MoLAssEs continued firm. Porto Rico we quote at SO
s7c; Cardenss do % 27c, with moderate ssles Mus
covsdo were worth 80 $40.
NAVAL SroREs-Deslers waiting for steamers
letters
OLs-Small sales city pressed were made at zoe, and
Of English ut $50 No change in crude sperm whale
PRovIsroNs-No change In Pork Besf-Sses Of 400
bbls old mess made private terms. Lard Sales
Of 6O bbs soft sweet made at lOc and 200 do sold
at l0xo Buher-Sales Of 2 800 packages Ohio were
made at lax lao Grease worth l0Ac, and was
wanted. No change In Cheese
RicE-Transactions suspended; dealers waiting for
steamers mail
suoAn-sales Of 200 hhds Musoovado we're made at
64 6xc.
TALLow- Nothing reported
WHALEBoNE- AT q stand. awaiting steamers letters.
WHYxEY-We have only to note sale Of so barrels
Ohio ut 27Hc.
FaEionrs-Rates unsettled. 1t said 2s Cd
per Dbl offered for cargo Of -four to London. To
other ports rates nominal and all hands seemed to
be waiting for the Cambra's letters before moving
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N ew Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Auo. 10.
The Herald being anxious to ascertain In the absence
of the mall far possible, the real nature Of the
news adopted to-day for having the circular Of
Mesars. Barring Brothers, made up In London, "a the
afternoon Of the 81 inst carefully transmitted by tee
graph the result Of which showed considerable dscre-
papcy In the prices Of several leading articles Of
produce in London, compared with the news re-
csived by the press joint account frem LIZ
vsrpooi the preceding evening, which could only
bs accounted for the ground Of a fall In Liver
pool near the last moment before the sailing Of
the steamer largely disproporoned to prices current
IN London the Sd Of August. Owing to tlese appa-
discrepancies aud the nonrecept Of thu Cambrias
mail, the market here very unsettled, and transact
tons in nearly all kinds Of produce limited Sales II
Geneses dour reported at 50 IS 50 So lot Of
Oswrgo sold Mt So So ot OF fat Ohio sour sold at 81
There said to be- sellers Of fresh ground Genesee at
S. 80. Though small sales were reported at higher
fGure Nothing done In wheat. Corn was unsettled
Sales early this forenoon Of yellow reported at 73c
during Change sale Of mixed made at Csc. Near
the close, Zoe asked for mixed and SIC offered
sale ~ ynow reported at zoe. There was nothing
done In meal. No sales rye oats were reported
Fork remained unchanged Lard was firm, and sold In
barrels ut Toe ickc Sales Of Ohio butter were made
at lao lac. Groceries remained steady with fair
amount Of sales
h,r'tpfs d'vn the Hudson htpsr, Aug. 10.
I r,u,'' 49, 500. 10 500 barrels.
=, '''''.. .2s SOl bushels.
~, A'ns,saal ..:s q pots we're reported at 50 50
B~rADsrrrTs-F,onr Sales Of 1000 barrels Ceuesse
wss, reported TO be made at So as 600 do oswsgo sold
ground oenesee was offered at 30 0osmsl lots Of DO
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were sspertsd ss prices varying from % 20 90 accord.
lag 10 quality TAsaf-Nothfng reported. Ccvn-esler
early In the forenoon OF 100 bushels made at
70 cents; during change sales Of 5000 bushels mixed
made at IS Towards the close 5000 90 yell
low were reported sold at 10 centsafterwsrds ~ cent?
was asked and 81 offered The market closed In very
unsettled In other grain no transactions were
reported
CANpLEs-Sperm. change.
CorrEs-saes OF 900 bags Of Rio were made at "a
75< ~ cents. months; 500 bags do were sold oy
auction (damsged) a. on u so so Go. cash. The
stock Of Rio was be reduced 10 about 900 bags
The market had an upward tendency. .
CorroNThe sales to-day amount TO 800 bales, all OF
which was taken export aud full prices Holders
very indifferent about offering their supplies at the
present rates. We quote
LryrnPooL CLAssusicArIoH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
WILMINGTON, Aug. II, 1877 .

Briet Paragraphs.
Mr Crutchett will have his big lantern I'D To- morrow
or next day Mrs Herringbottom is at loss 70 rro~,
now they will git the iIe into It unless they run bow
up with rope around his neck and Jug Of the
In each hand She says the camfsenn is ant to bust
ana that your gas is nothing but . bag OF wind
There are some twenty-five persons employed N.
clerks folders, messengers &c. by the House Proposals.
are to be issued for whig candidates to come and All
these places under the rule of rotation "A II s
sood wing would scoru to take the bread and buttsr
rom rom iocofoco except by special request But We
we understand that the President recently crosssd
or rather around Lafayette square and visited Mr
,sonle ia MS new mouse We hear further, that the
venerable editor has cory Of the Kane letter hung
10 nus house-in letters of gold aud pictures Of silver
hty spoken are like apples Of gold in pitchers Of al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

NTbe Constitutional Convention OF Illinois, now In
In that State have adopted the annexed article rel
alive banking There Is very little chance for any
great number Of banking being established
In the event OF this section being adopted.
a. Corporations. not possessing banking powers or
privileges b. formed under general laws but shall
be created under special for municipal
purposes and where. in the Of theleg
turs the objects Of the corporation cannot be attain
cd under general laws.
- Du from corporations not possessing banking
powers privileges shall be secured by such individual
liabilities Of the oorporators other means may be-
pr-scrbrd by law
IS No Stats Bank shall hereafter be created, nor
shalt the State own be- lisbl. for any stock In any
corporation joint stock association banking
poser, In be hereafter created.
4 The stockholders In every corporation and joint
stock association fer banking purposes issuing bank
notes or kind Of paper credits to circulate money
shall be individually responsible to the Of their
respective share shares OF stock in any such corpo
cation association for all its debts aud liabilities Of
every kind
IS No act of General Assembly authorizing corpora
tons associations with banking Ia pursuance
OF the foregoing sons shall 60 into effect in any
mann.r be enforced shall be submitted to the
people at she next general election next edng the
passage Of the and be approved by majority Of
all ths votes cast at such election for against such
Law.
f the people of Illinois hereafter swindled by any
banking institution 1t will not be the fault Of the
venion for the restrictions sufficient to guaranty
the safety q the people, might say the bill holders.
The risk and responsibility of the stockholders will be
increased under the personal liability clause The esta
bshmeut Of banks upon the tree banking system would
do away with all the difficulties and objections such
clause is likely to create and give much sounder and
safer system than all the personal liability in the world,
the security would be State liability, with which.
all would be satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

LIE United STATES SLooP JAMESTOWN.
case of the jamestown. Com. Marcer MIL
was run on Chincoteague shoals the 2sth ut on her
way ron boston to Norfolk has been recently nvest
gatsa oy naval court Of inquiry composed OF Commo
Weoo whose report has been received by the secre-
taiy OF the Navy. The Court are Of opinion that the
WAS run ashore In consequence OF tho
Of the chart by which she navgated and not from
natenton negligence, any fault on the part OF her
commander, Officers or crew. We undsrstnpd that
the chart used board the Jamestown % a. ons OF
hunts charts, and was obtained In Boston-Wa shirs-
ton Union, Aug le. "s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

Died.
On the 10Th inst MARY ANN. wife Of Hartman Blau-
welt. aged 81 years and ~ days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at o o'clock
On Thursday 10th instant, after lingering illness
CHARLES, eldest son Of Joseph and Catharine Dennis
aged u years months and 10 days
The relatives Of the family and his friends also the
members OF Company D, President Guards invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his father
26s Division street Saturday at IL o'clock M with
fur her notice His remains will BIZ taken to Middle
town. New Jersey. for interment.
Suddenly, at Westchester, on Thursday afternoon,
10th inst, CHARLES g. BoYcE In the 4sth year Of HIS
age.
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend
his funeral without further invitation this friday
afternoon, at o'clock from his late residence. No
Brooms street His remains will be taken to Tarrytown
for ntsrmpnt