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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16
Side Saddles.

Queen Elizabeth, it seems, was the first who
introduced the practice ofladies riding sideways
on horseback The somewhat ungraceful Gus
tom of ladies riding in their slrrup in, ,ro.ting
has been introduced Of Ia,er years. Horse ex-
ercise is peculiarly beneficial to ladies of de-
bilila.ed and sonsump,ive habits. The slow
,roi, although less graceful, is considered more
healthy than either the can,er or gallop. The
motion of the horse and the fresh draugh, Of
pure, elastic air, ale the best, perhaps the only
perfect means of recruiting and exhilarating the
exhausted spirits and system, and Of enliyen-
ing the Imagination of the siudious and seden-
tary.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16
Habits of lIlc Lion.

The habits of the king of beasts are not OF
that noble order which naturalIsts formerly as
crlbed TO him In the day lime he will almost
invariably fly from man, ualess attacked, when
his courage is lhai of mingled rage and despair.
] have seen the lion suddenly reused from his
lair, run off as tmidy as buck Ii is said
that even al night they do mol like TO seize a
from parry, especially if the persons ex-
etclse their voices and that the carcass of an
antelope or other game, may be preserved un-
touched by hanging some stirrups on a tree
near, 50 that the ifsas may clash together when
blow by the wind a white handkerchief on
the end of ramrod is another receipt FOR ef-
feciing the same object The lion is slesllhy,
cunning brute, never attacks unless he has the
sdraaiage, and relying on his ,ast strength feels
sure OF victory.
The natives tell incredi bic stories OF lis sa-
gaci,y which would almost make him rea-
sonable animal There are well authenticated
cases on record of lions carrying men away al
nghi from The ifesde, but these qulte rare
exceptions. They are gregarious, many as
IwHaiy hav1ag been seen IN a auoop.-Lfe an a
WllderneSS.
A gentleman sal down to write deed, and
began with Know one woman by these pres
tl,s'
Yoa s:e wrong said bysiander, il ought
80 be- kaow ali men -
gerv vel. answered the other. ifone' 80
@4n aao9s j., all aen sill Of coafse.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16
lob PRINTING.
Gentle Words.

A young rose in summer time
Is beautiful TO me,
And glorious are the many stars
That glimmer on the sea;
But gentle words and loving hearts,
And hands TO clasp my own,
Are better than the finest flowers,
Or stars that ever shone.
The sun may warm the grass 10 life,
The dew the dripping flower,
And eyes grow bright, and watch the light
OF Autumn's opening, hour.
But words that breathe of tenderness
And smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the summer times
And lighter than the dew.
Ii is not much the world can give;
With all its subtle art,
And gold and gems are not the things
To satisfy the heart;
But. oh, if those who clustre round
The altar and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles;
How beautiful is earth!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16

In an old paper, the Londos Literary Ga
zette, Tor the year 1924, we find account
OF dwarf even more fdllpu'lae than Gen
ToM THUMB. Her name was CRAcHAMf,
a Slleslan by birth and at len years Of age she
was only nineteen inches in height. and ,oetgh-
ing but foe pounds. She was exhibited in Lon
don, in May, 1924. Probably some reader.
who has since reached middle life, may remem-
ber Of seeing or hearing of her.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16
Quite True.

The Northampton Gazette says: The
idea, quite common among pious young men,
that they cannot fulfil their mission of good TO
mankind, without getting into the pulpit, has
filed he sacred desk with a greai many poor
preachers"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-09-16
Published by Theodore schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum advance-Two dollar:
ana quarter, halt yearlyan paid before the end
The wear, dollars and half Those who the
paoers stage drivers employed by the propre
i0f sclll be charged 81 l-2 cents, per year. extra
No papes discontinued until ali arreaages paid, except
a, the onsion OF the Editor.
uP Advertisements not exceeding square (yteen lnes
| be inserted three weeks dollar
for every subsequent Insertion larger ones in proportion
liberal discount will be made 10 yearly advertisers.
P An letters addressed the Editor must be postpaid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
Amnsemenie.
CA-TIE 0AHpg..-Asr,.,

CASTLE GAHDEs.-Admi.sion - e~nt,-rhs
v Fie~ - De Hsr1gf 4nf Bay q NsN. "a from ta~
PiUrfrrslss slf - frffestag lr-s1- - sI,et ~
t1e ssrfs frf1rr Hs 10 uo, t~sifal aes ~ srolss
aaeEi 10 te cty MONDAY EyEsfhG Aasa.i .
he ErisnA snsnis vii commence ~iih ~ Of-r.o. 10
~ t@ q MI 0psTe snilt~t sfsft-f sff af-,
.tirs Me, W@s MI dane ~ 1s'so Co K-,s. iut-f-
ul..loo y hs boar ~ pfgn~na3- f~f eel neat ard
gis. u No superb fsnse ~ CosnOs TIE ~hols
conclude hb NJ hssi~rs secfef " Hoe "a the Wall
Door. 0pes 81 a eomm~ne~s 90 ofoc1 aus
MEXICAN MUSEUM spi~s6d ert.tiiious sss
n p-ff0fnanc~. bis sfsrr0cn o. AID ~ fFsnins 81
0cors Opsr ev,fy fsy ron "fl0rt = 80 mysnos
uI 10 A-Ws1 Fg1r- representatives. - y Ahicsn
Negro slaves tskrn board he schf tnssa ssf my
lad murdered th- 0sesfs sod rfe~ lsst Hrek oi We
SHAKING QIAKERs sst we.E - Nile 0tkThl Dt :
Mls BgnskEDs B.lss vocalist lstc from Lon9"o
and h.r Az. snf Only sspevsnc- IN y I. m.sn ncsh'
Balloon Panorama PsinlnE ORPHAN sAhILI. ~
K-nreb-c yocsll.fs -sria Arnss Wootsn L@x rEts
NORRis Cotnie vocalist siss D. JULIEN, ths tea1ufll
D.n.~u,e Living Chnpsrfee Orsog % ar q ;
snstnies V-1n. hours - su ettfs ehSse
o. ono shilling. Mstam Hoeh~ei, nc Foftun~ T@lsf-
Afms.ioa Is c~rts children u1f~r 10 years y ernE
THE RAyEL FAMILY b-g 20 snu0auc- . ifeir
pstfor. anf fi-nfs l New fufs. hsi fney have eas-
- Pslmo's q pcfa House - Snort sumner -~asn %
ny th-if farewell App~Arsncr IN kmsrca. con n-rcinz
MONDAY. kuE1.t ls. ist7. During the .essoo Eill =
pr0cuc-d several Of tl-r pop1U Ballet Diverts~msns,
rev Comic Psnf0mn~s by GabrIs Rave s-c ~ ceishfs
ted Fsmi series y uoye sntsfaina-ns ou 30 Tifht
ROO. H. ,tt'ton. NssfeviIi- Company snd = Grand
Orchestra ffurrg H. .1i-fmissoc ne re- llBmins
tod PromsnAde wrl-h Nil ~ 0p-n~t f0r ihe "a ums
r. Al crrrrur .csi'0-s fof ~ 's1deFir Company,
Msscl4ra and Corps &c 81 81 must be - ress-d
~ n JOIN sfFrOS asrag-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
ARRIVED.

AKklNEU.
New ship Lebanon Drew from Newburypori, In bal
last 10 German & Talbot. Captain Drew reports that
on Thursday night Oh Montsuk, he experienced very
yioen, gale gom E~E to INV. lay to for ~ hours un
der poles sustained no danger saw several vessels
next day more or iess crippled
ship Elizabeth Ellen Tyler. b Is i'm Isvre, IN bal.
last and 2i2 passengers to Post July lgh lat y a.
Ion 30 So spoke ship Sabine from sag isrbOr Tor Rio
Janeiro 18th lat q a. long 81 80 spoke ship Richard
Gordon. hence for London.
sbio jane II Glddsn Of Newcastle (Me) Child -
Js im Uavre ndse 20 Nesmith & Walsh and 22i steer
age passengers July 49, lat 81 lon J5I spoke Br ship
Portland ian Liverpool for - Johns, b. Is days out -
on the night OF the 9Th inst $40 mes eastward OF ssn'
dy Hook experienced severe gale IRON ssh, suddenly
.bitnR o. NV, stove water casks shifted ballast and
water which hove tbs Abp ON her broadsce; next day
saw several vessels with loss OF sails. &c.
ship Michigan I'm Boston bound 10 sOrlran' put 10
In dtifcss July Stat spoke brig Union. Of Baltimore
hound 10 NOheans 4th inst lat 10 20, Ion II, SPOKE
bark Niagara I'm kOfloAns ior boston.
Bark lssbo!,ia llyna. (ot PhilaoJ Dcwng. q ds im
Cote vino 10 Allan a fsxon Jpy :. spoke bark 70
tuander of Epatou from Malsga. o and Tor Boston -
ON IN Gibralirr Bay spoke slpop OF war Macon In
Cane do Verbs spoke schr John Dfos Of Kingston.
tMsssJ I'm Malta for Cork loft tore aud Al, 'choonFr
dlscharElng four only American vessel at u"pfA'i'r
2,,b al - ~ Ion 81 H. spoke brF Francis SAvsg" tor
Coast Of Africa 10 de out saw steamship sisefiog
cast g7h lat - 70 Ion 80 10 passnd brainsn chip 90
luinbus with passengers steering west 1r'n 10, ~ ~"
lon a 90 spoke shp Augustine H"afa as 'n ny''"",
for valparaiso 81 inst lat 81. ion ~ saw steamer
steering Fast Ia gss tha 9Th lost quarter boat
.vt sails &c Night II tho 5ib. 10 thick ios wss ruu
into ~ brig BAsan 81 Thomsscn. wind Ehi ana NUS
damage ~
Bars Ohio Chsgpion. de- I'm Boston. IN hslss, W
HouehAud 4 ThsbsDd 9Th Inst ~ mites SCUM ~ Fan
,pessi shoals steamship Sarah sands ''s"'ns es''
ward
Ifensn bark Edmund WshmApn 81 de I'm hfemen'
rndso 4, PAvsnssdt 4 Schumacher
I.sft Wn Lsrfsbsa u Hostpp. Afey, a. dsys q" 80,
warn fndss ~ Brett 4 vDsa Sailed In company win
nts'nen ship Columbus ipf New fpfs July ~, ls' 90
loo So foil IN With ipl flgE"d Bug with b''Eh' '-i
,i.b.s tossts abandoned anb vassF logged b"wspfit
standing I'll ether spsfs gone, had s't billet heel
ho..s on deck extending 81 the isHfsii. sFgsfenhy
new vessel saypesed " hsVs been )" 'ea' s''s"""
sbpst weeks - T,
B.rs Is-is fsrsfd ~ Dc im Fev orlsss' hour aud
cotton ~ Dgbareass noqust Sailed IN eo'sysnJ -lh
hs,s prudent f., New Yois. JOY w Jet "a lon ~ ~
.p.ss chip Tustiaa l5 days out from Ns- Oflssns
bpusa " flaws jar ~ lsi ~ a. lon ~ o. passed e,'s
Sabine. ffgfn New Ofissps hOnsa ~ hcsi"n ~ 'hs
s.m. time ship iehs Cvsts'. bound W ii'sfpy"
Aus let 81 a. lsn ga spos. brig Allds hom s'sss
IL Grade bousd " New rers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
DIED

IN Thpr.dsv morning Aug 3, Of a lingering nlness
Mira ELIZABETH CAN'T, wife Of FRANCIS "An'<' IN
the 7lst year OF her age. a., no,r u ron
AZ Yobksrs on Friday afternoon Mr. koBI' H. "h-
LIS Of this CITY aged 81 years. 80
MARY MONTGOMERY wife OF WIN -" Vslmiiye'
The friends of the family invited 70 siena zoe ~
neral this morning At O'Clock, from me resosne" %
her son, w. r. Vsrmilye. ls3 fooneeoshst n'' 70
main. will be taken to Kingsoridse tor inssin"h, 80,
On the 7,h inst 10 this Cry a Brooklyn, Mrs LLiHH
BETH PECK aged IS, vile Of Cspt Charles feck
Her rvmsins were taken 10 Flushing yesterday Iof y"
termeDt ,.r,,,.sx.t
On Saturday afternoon, the 7ih mat, CAIbAhINh
VIDAL, In the 52i year Of bsf ago burn 10 Ds'""a"'
WI -.
Her friends and sequ.ihtsnces and those Of be son ~
law BENJAMIN Fisher are invited 10 attend bsf IVhs,a'
on Monday afternoon at hail past o'clock. from 70"
residence Of c. l.. Plct 80 AnthOpyst
An only son, In bis 9Th year Of Mr. u fisfsoo,
Of Gibson Stsuben County formerly u tho cry 0i Nc"
York drowned Ia the log pond d tho seesn
mill on the I'd inst Tho stbsT vss connected with uS
establishment ~ workman. snd bis con he'd been W
cell him 70 iss and va resurnins whsn hs ossgaly
took place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

The GALE oP THURSDAY NIGHr.-Capt sand
ford OF steamer Penobscot which arrived mere yeser
day afternoon from Bangor reports having lost about
100 head Of sheep and several calves. had o9"AiAs
stove and broke Tudder chain twice Tut into UiOues|
Ter about A NJ and came out again ~ boon. Before
going into Gloucester fell In with schooner hhfe
Ehzs (suppOsed OF Rockport from Bangor ior eseIh
lumber lsdep with foremost and bowsprt gone the sea
breaking over her and five upon deck hsd o't ner
deck load and apparently iu oil Wssr' Lnues''
orrd 10 assist her but the being very hsn ana no
rudder chain broken, could not do so. Two OF me
crew their assistance In the boat ana
The vessel was alter the r. came out OF "ouerssf
Ia tow of fisherman, with the PenobscOis boat also
s.trrn They were making for Gloucester -. ! DC
oscket sho Mary Ann hence Tor Liverpool which start
"A few hours previous tbs gale was seen yesteIos
noon BY the Rvs at this port Cape Goa w. ~ miles
The Adrian from Liverpool June - ioi boston NS'
seen ON the evening Of the 5,h Oh Cspe Cod she prop
ably put again, In consequence OF the 10
Neo Bedford Mercury says that iu rgged pig name
unknown from New York for Boston dragged ashore IN
Holiness Hole that night after cutting away her mAsn
and also that large Eastern schooner laden with lnm'
ber went ashore on Cape Poge IA the gale OF Thursday
night Boston Trsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
British brig James Ford y d. I'm Labrador. in bal.

British brig James, Pord - Dc I'm Labrador, In bel
last 10 sin Kin & ronddes.
Brig Patrick Henry Packard, u d. "a, jacksonville
fFFlal 81 stczs live oak timber o. Brown & Bell
Left schr Mogul f0r NYork ioaaine
Brig Wakuil-. H4rkness D. IL I'm NOrlesns uldse q
Johnson s. L0Wd~u sailed In company With ship Nat
t-kersetis FOR Ni0rs EFF the bar ships Os seq
Cuaremagne and Niagara all for Elork July 81 on
hey West spoke 'hip Hopewrl I'm Charleston Tor No
bile and SOreans 10 iays out Let inst % Cape for
da saw bark sophia Nalker I'm SOrleGns. for Cork -
Same day. saw schr Monterey I'm kOfleAns for Phila
delphis
Brig Palo Alto Mcintyre q Is fm ss- London bal
last.
swedish brig sup~rb. Berg from Go,,enbers and 81
Dc im Co~es iron. &c, 10 K. Nayior Co. % pas'sn
gers In Storage
Brig Nathan Hale Merrihes. 10 4. I'm SOrleans m lee
10 Scranton & Co. Sailed In company with brig Ees
and schr Fiorinda. both for NYork. July g. LAT
"a o. lon - -. spoke brig Herald, I'm Galveston
bound North.
Bremen brig Anna Kohler 81 d. I'm Bremen. udse
10 f Brockemann.
Brig Aida Fales I'm sAguA la GrAnie 30th July gu
gar. 10 master. Lett bark w Blodgett Loring for
Boston In days. brgs Mary Pennei Doughty for Ne~
York soon, Motto Drinkwater waiting freight Br0One
Jones dschsrsing Nsrrasusgus Higgins loading. An
nah, Dennis for Boston 10 days, Eolus, for Nfork In
- dsys Cahsnte. Miller for Boston. 10 days C0.um
bia. Pierce waiting. Richmond Magnolia Leslie. for
Baltimore loading. Argus waiting freight Hoviani for
Boston 10 3 days; schrs Miranda for NYork loading
sea for New.Oreans waiting Tarselo. AtsOOd for
NYork In 10 de. Brig Capt Tom. for kewiork, sailed
Goth ult
sshr samuel + Smith. Thompson DAY. iron, Turk.
Island salt 70 Tucker Lighthourn Left brig Arve for
New.York days eth inst 3 miles north Of Bsrnegst
saw ship with main and mizen gons-saw her lay q
for pilot, bound 10 NlOrk.
5chr Wyoming. Miliard days from Philadelphia
coal bound 70 Boston-put la In distress 9Th inst Ia
heavy gale from NJ, sprung leak Of 100 strokes POI
hour.
schr N Pitts, Smith. ds I'm Berlin, slaves 10 mas
ter
schr Admiral. Richards. 10 days from Calal. (Me
lumber 10 smith & Boynion.
BELOW
ship ST Patrick, Pros from Liverpool, with mise Il
Ogden.
ship Oswego. fm New Orleans with mdse. u r
Collins & Co.
The ship Union IL still below
British bark lniania Boyce slj henc
for Liverpool, on the 5ih-sprung leak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

cas-; about 1000 gallons Dutch, sold for export a,
coal to ~ cents, long price
RlCE-The entire sales Of the week amount to sbou,
~ refc~. i"ciud'ne vi descriptions a, ~ for ordl-
Isry. to ) J7I for good.
SPELTER-A lot Of COZ plates has been sold 81 4!
cents, mos at which the markets. pretty Arm
TOBACCO-Por Kentucky and Virginia there "a an
sctive demand and the sales reach 300 hhds n2ta7
cents for Inferior 10 prime mostly go out Of the mar
ke 20 hhds Stems sold al az cents e. cases Connec
tcui el2i and II 90 Florids. 90 cash and time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
Banks, Stocks, &1.

rTHK BOWERN >h-OrgsoEsc gndef ne
Il General Bsnkirg Ls~ Win caFiis y $4,000. VIII
eomnence busa-.. % Tuesday lhs lOih day d August
instant o. ~ BoNery
DIRECTORS
Francis Palmer. Lewis Bsid0sn, Denton Pearsslf
Jesse A. Msn.rsI Fdsus Ferris. Wn a. Csbu.
Ahra'm Cummings, F1och Dean. Jseob Mlisr
John : Giles. h-D. " td~srds J-sed ~ FIVE.
Thomss NcE rslh. Al@r'r ha.isrnp. AlorKs A Alsord
James &. BALDWIN. John NcHsnomy.
DANIEL W. TOWNSEND, President
SATHsSIEL q BRADF0sD. Csshisr
S-S- iOrt Ausustf. 1871. AT w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

The following new Counterieits are described in
ThOznpsoR's Bank Note RtPOrtr
Twos on the Marble Bank. Mass. Threes. on Marine
Bank New. Bedford Mass. Twenties on the Hsverhil
Bank dsss Twos and Threes on the Hsverhill Bank
Mass Elves on the Agricultural Bank, Pu.held Mass
Tens on the Cheshire Bank, Keene, Elves on The
Bank of Commerce. Phad Threes, on the Mechanics
Bank New. Haven Twos, on the Bank OF Orange Coun
IT, n Y: Ones on the Union Bank New York
Heman Blodgett Esq has been appointed Cash
Ter of the Exchange Bank of Gsnesee Alexander in
place Of +. s. Warner resigned.
At Baltimore money continues abundant The
Stock Market was inactive.
The Exports Of Domestic Cotton Goods from Dos
ton 10 foreign ports during the month of July amounted
to 1887 bales and cases. The Ice exported was $40
tons
There were no exports of Breadstuifs from Phl-
sdenbia from LIST 10 9th inst The vsue of all exports
to foreign countries during the month OF
July, lc4I. sSt'fOpt
For the month of July, leio..--..-.---..--. 3Sy2g1
Increase In July lsi7..--....----. .--..sol''JOi
The exports at Baltimore of Breadstufs during
the past week to Liverpool and the West Indies have
been only 1914 bills Flour, 527 bbls Corn Meal and
$3.50 bushes Corn The quantity of Flour exported 10
Brazil for the last I'VE years was as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

N bark Lssois from Nss YOrk-C Cook. G Wentworth
In Bremen bark Edmund from Brsnsa-Miss n Tor.
nun. Mics Mo1chmsrn. Mr. Braun Mr. Dietz
Mr. Robert Bsder, Mr. BillhDger, Mr. Pr Friedeforn.
Mr. Ubbelohde, Mr. Schorsberger and l5s in the
steersge
In brig Pariek Henry, from Jacksonville, (E Fh)-
Mrs Acker and Mr Berry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

\ kW sCUuOI. OF HARVARD JNlNfAslrf.--
1 Tho an, II Inc Lsw Shoo ~ hAfT"9 onlve,'l
~ Tor tho n-at academica year ~ open ga Fffay A..
,u.t n ian -Th- lshors OF distraction VIII 10
shared equally by SiNos bRFr>fHsF, tie y, Dare ffe
fssor of law ant MtLtsa ksSr, lie u k"yai Ff0'es'
sof II i,sw
Tha da.ign 81 THE lusd,auon - 10 sf1fd complete
cuurss etura irn if eentene 90 Intend ~ O" pa
tee In any ~ Tho iutsd stsies aus sfsena eafss q
s,udiss n Com nafca Jurisprudence hf nTfcasnts art
rsu II business No public n.fh'nm 10 g'fen lA NE '".
"a o. peculiar Juuspruteufo W snY pa aia raH tN'
mo Ttaf, rnns,ns 81 yearly 'a volumes furnishes
ample fif as suty e." lo'a i.r ant prague. 40
M .udants pv.taY zssistrd 10 these ssetes ~ NE
Professor. e. occasion may r.sait" .. a.,
n. pattic a. r,uras - Previous study 10 rreutsa ~
.,n but sshant 10 required 81 rfacp tesli
,.nia. q 1i fhafssieF ara 10 see H"nf of
s a. ne sol. ~i.k surs,y fe.iest 10 Naa.esha
lasaa1 uf bond. 10 NAV dprf.t ~ WIN No Ne"eli
a. tha ~ each iets. ia 10 fsisinet ~ hH
l ,ha ans ~ no tsfn ant fen .suniea Zee NJ s'l.
dan, 10 u,ssu is,sd u.d such ssp,n'as .is rfedaee9
sod sesuritr sivsu The iaii0n los .e =" 'sf" a'
o. ~ hsu lss.s sfoH u effn ~hi'h ehuvss
Tho siuasn tha 90 The college ssa hs~ lNf- 20
49, rs,, u,sLs sri = nee samls.en ~ 81 ne public
Lectures in Tho University insfvsiien NAV ha h.N ~ Hf
,ssiru isreusss ,sush 10 he Nrtssfsf 80 ne ss9"A
Il 80 60 es each language studied ths neees
s,fy s,rsa.es vi sudeHt NJ" fo''s- - 80 e.,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
PASSENGERS sArIyn

N pdckff Ship Ash5irt0H from Lirrp0of-F HOOuer
Parker and James Lodge, Of Ee~-York Geo Ashley
and lady Of Brooklyn DR. Stesrne Of Orange County;
Andrew Roy. Of Troy; Mrs Blenham and children.
Stubbs. Mr. Browning. Miss Johnson. K Gsskin and
lady, Of Csnsds; Alex Rankin, OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
,.,..IIINu Ann IUONI~tl,

xNAsrIINa AND iHONi~G. fe'rHe'shls
wv vsat.s -uman Who 10 NV disonfaseft W""'N 'eAH
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

Ships American Eagle. Chadwick, London, Girls
void Niagara Russell, Liverpool Stanton & Frost.
Jane. Mclean, 81 John, (NB) Geo Milne; Argo Anthony
Havre. WIN Whitlock Jr; Msdons Lawlin, Africa, L
Jones a. Co.
Bsrks Express Saunders Liverpool, Brett & vose;
Verona Boes Cork Badger Peck Co. New Holland,
Dutch Oyeres Surnam Boonen Graves and Co,
William a. James Vanderyeer Mobile. flwell Co.
Bres Clara Cressey. Port AL Plat, Aymsr Co; VIM
T Duegan Colder Vera Cruz. l. McCresdy Co;
TAmpco Peterson Franklin, La; Madonna, Lauun' At
RIGA J Jones Co.
Schrs Augusta. Bennis Csrdenas. Moses Taylor Per
severance Curry. Halifax N 81 T Wnnieti' Amelia
Smith Baltimore, Dolphin, Fletcher II Johns (Nb)
Croton Chase Boston; Manhattan. Berry, Boston.
sloops Empire Thompson NEIayen, Sarah, Lincoln,
Taunton Radiant, Dayton. Providence.
Steamboat Vulcan Green. Philadelphia.
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MARRIED

In Boston 9TH inst BY Rev. DR. Young. Mr.. HERMAN
MELVILLE OF Eow.York, 20 Miss ELlIABkIH X.
SHAW aaus hter OF Cbisf Justice shsw. Of Boston.