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gy,IIE subscribers ha," for sale and keep
l. constantly on hand supply OF fresh
CANAAN LIME, and have nova guam
1itv of HApsELL's BRAND, superior art!-
Gle which is offered 10 the public on;ae
most favora BILE terms.
TERRY, PORTER e. co.
Plymouth, June 9Th, l647. Sm-5
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Drowaed Mr.. Jarvis Buckland, for
many years a post-rider from this city,
was drowned in the Connecticut at Ware
house Point, last Sunday morning, while
bathing. His age was 45years"
Hartford Republican.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

n+Joseph r. Chandler, the editor OF
the United States Gazette, is elected 10 the
Presidency Of Girard College. No man
could have been found who will be SO ami :
versally popular.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

robbng thu mail. Seven or eieht mails
coming this way, are unaccounted for.
Montgomery Journal,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

Longfellow in his HypefiOH, beautifully
says
look no, mournfully into the past. ~
comes not back sgain. Wisely improve
the present. II q thise. Go forth :"
meet the shadowy fuIare, without fear and
with a manly heart"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

IRA young man by the name of Leon
ard, who formerly resided 10 this village,
was drowned by the upsetling of boat -.
attempting to cross the =. ne re
at Cornwall Bride GGeors Gang. ..., Is ,..r. az
Co.,. All psrsans ere csr'ionel aeainsi ksr-
oaze''e' ny or employing him on nensltv Of ,ha
VIM F. NEWCOMR
n. New Preston, nth Mar 1877 !.
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NOTICE.

M HEREAS my wife Lucinda has
w left my bed and board without
good cause or provocation; this is to for>
bid all persons harboring or trusting her
on my account, rs ! shall pay no debts
erof> her contracting.
JOHN R. BLAIR.
Kent, June 18th, lS47. 7w3
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Oh aries Vail,
Brockett & uIIer.

Brockett & Fuller.
Booksellers and StationeTs.
No. ll9 Main 81, Hary,rd Conn,
HAVE constantly on hand fun assor-
Ill mcnt Of Theological, Miscellaneous aud
School Books, which they offer TO Country
Merchants. Travelling Arents, and others who
buy 10 sell again, on the most reasonable 'erms.
Persons ordering through US, are assured that
their order will be filled with promptncss, and
on as good terms as though they We're person
ally present
Hartford, June 2Jh 1917.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08

sr+The Mormon temple at NauVoo has
been sold 10 the Roman Catholics for S'5,>
100.
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WANTED.

WANTED
USPENDER LEATHERS stitched !;
- Hooks and Eyes, sewec on cards
and Palm Leaf Hats in exchange for
Goods by
PICKETT s. TURRELL,
South Farms, June 10Th, ls47. 5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
Norfolk Academy,

TUE Summer Term Of this Academy will
l. commence on Wednesday, the 9th inst.
The Trustees with confidence, can recon-
mend the Principal, Mr.. RICE, as one of the
most competent teachers.
Board for Young Ladies and Gentlemen can
be obtained in respectable families.
TIE, us from 5 TO 81, according 10 the studies
pursued. e,T ,.,
WIN, LAWRENCE, Clerk.
Norfolk. May SSH 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-08
mo. 81
AnsAct in addition 10 an Act regulating
Civil Actions.

Civil Actions.
SEC. |. b. it enacted by the Senate md
House of Representatives in General As
sembly convened
That it shall be the duty ofthe Supreme
Court of Errors, so soon as they can cons
ve"iently, to revise the rules cf practice
heretofore made by said Court, and
make such additions, amendments anS
notifications thereof, as they may dtSt..
necessary, and publish such rules amends
ed and modified by them, in the 18th
volume Of Connecticut Reports, certified
BY all the Judges, OF the Chief Jugc Of
said Court.
SEC q And said Court is authorized
from time to time, tc make and establish
such rules ofPrrciiSo as they may deeR
expcdient, and cause the same 70 be pub.
ished in the volume of Connecticut Rev
ports that may be published next after
such rules are established.
Src. 3, 1t shall be the duty of the clerk
Of the superior Court in each County tc
procureanl keep book. in which book
I'LL the rules of practice established or
hereafter established, shall be kept, and !,
shall be recorded from time 10 time and;
the samc to keep in the office Of the clerk
of The superior court for the benefit of
suito"s and counsel.
La FAYETTE s. FOSTER,
Speaker ocihc House Of representatives.:
CHARLES J. MCURDY,
President Of the Senate,
Approved June 9th, ls47.
MARK pISSEII.
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mo. 81

An Act in addition TO an Act entitled 'aH
Ac, for the Regulation Of CivilActions.'
SEC. 1. Belt enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representative insGeneral Ass
scmbly convened
Tint whenever writ of error has, or
shall be brought 10 reverse the iIdg".
mont in any case wherein the estate Of
,hodefendants may have been attached.
10 satisfy such judgment, ifthc same shall
moi be reversed. the time during which
such writ of error shall have been pending
SO as 10 prevent tho levying Of such cx,
ecu,ion shall be excluded from the CONS
putation IN determining the continuance
Of the lien created by such attachment.
SEC. 2. The clerk of The superior
court in each county IN this state, shall
be. and he Is hereby authorized TO sign
onv wri, Of error brought TO such court,
bui in all writs of error signed by such
clerk. or by Judge of the County Court.
If on application 10 either Of The judges Of
the SuncriOr court, other ihan the judge
who shall have rendered the judgment
complaircd Of, after reasonable notice 10
the plaintiff in error o. such application
so that he may lie heard as oihe sama it
shall appear 10 said judge that there is
no reasonable or probable cause for the
ALLOWANCES Of such writ Of error. he may
order upon suchierms us he shall consid>
er Jus, and reas. able, that the lcvylng
Of such execution shall not be any tufs
her suspended by reason ofIhe penden-
cy Of such wri: of error.
IA FAYETTE S. FOSTER,
Sneaker of the House Of representatives.
THOMAS c. PERKINS. President pro
tern, Of the Senate.
NPp'0'N CLARK BISSELL.
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20
The Poets Love.

BY C. H. HoL1IsTER, ESQ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
Foreign lmpOrGatlons.

HtvRESShip Oneida pkge seymSuT z co-N 40
S:is sS:: Sal.
SAndeSi PsehaqI1s Csoa. t;II Al E Ward
s'a: ~, IS k:$S ;'is Sa
S.as.r S":shs Leopold 81 ks %ys,; G.Ii
Sss M bses.u Veg GAns A'3is
"a
R r. ba1. Cha. kss
H1sSyMs hod%fn Sosas 4s:.s Kose,!.I aCleT
es-sE Bergsme. 6 Hausmsn-s John NsPe,-s T Brady.
n rsn sa CO.
Cole. S'fp' sai a. sa$i9f s:s1s5 III.
t'S; s::1; s'Sfsis
SS s9 srg N SSs g.
aas Hrnsh sI5sn s .o
pe Sm6er Scott seieesa Ra.eS-
Sha, asgnsSsi.is RE- Gurus col 4 Smith cd o.
G'Ey R.Saa so m
Gresnways, Henry Smith, Ely .. Montast-I
EIsas.a3s% Winter Co: Fellow: yss x.$ss
oGSp sshfa CSC S.ay
deal As' Ca ;adsF H.sS CSa gstfy
f ST s Allen, q Ffsaa sSo H%ss
Csa Rsc. a'a s.%. MORN
sey Frenger cole Kapsr Iugh Antoine EIibelgh
Tyse: e.
Namer-l2 Gupssus-l Phelps; Chi,senden B ,s,n
EssSs f2 thus a!
s,ohf5m k,a ssz, En eSm
s.assId-as ws'sSdS.k. MsT1s, sl.s
~ G sS"p.y
&Robs-aC s. HspaIies g. to order .,
P'si Pias'
SSf s ts R .amv yTeis
'SSs n B
sycn EN- 20 s0Is:
&sa s'l Baefs bs
e0 Tos4 70 rsses@Bsqu: ID. ,Ss~ood 800
bag, coffee s,s3 in specie SHIELDING Fenis-os bag; cot
pe!.ieS1s7 DO ii seSsneiin-ss DO Baker coois-ISS
ST. THoMAs-Bng Dnd-e cs opium putl ConsensTyD
,os drum. s, 81 Sr, do a., IaasdOn e case ns
ss sa sfi Us sa% %
Ssrsy 1900 Is SswssS sss
s:f. IA: Ssss
'' Ss.Ts R@B,s ns.,.7s.s hPs. do noln..e.
MAIAcA-BrF Democnt.5ll BIZ: lemon, go DO oranges
Bier, %si: III.
e.s Ta s. Fsnsh drums fig. FOG bale. rag.
49,, drum: {; f.. Is Sye wGH S.y Fns:
s ssmr pss Sn9; Sw.y 90 DOS
sshI bag. coffee $4,000 lbs lorwoOd
Ros Ncsse logs 81 ss,'s me,
hosaay 70 bbl' honey kOs're eoe7 crotchss Meyer
PoRT spasnllessc lbs logwood 400 bgs
coffee 100 croiches mahogany II & M Delafeid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
Cotton Trade,

Since the departure Of the Hiberna, our market has
receded quite rapidly as it advanced the preceding
continued large but holders seemed disposed
the views Of buyers prices gradually became easier to-
gether it'll falling OIL in the amount of sales until
the morning of the 10th inst decline Of half cent was
established. About r. on that day, we were placed
in of four days later accounts OF your market
by the packet ship Admiral, from Havre-but the
steam ship Sarah Sands, whose day of sailing was the
10th uliimo was elegraphed shortly after business
suspended until her advices could be received which
being late in the day. and advising Of decline Of Ada
stoppage to all business ensued On the next day there
were no transactions Of any moment all parties ap
peared taken by SURPRISE except freight owners, who
rapidly advanced their rates grain for which any
amount Of orders appeared. Under the famine
lance, and during the following week sunk
daily in value with limited sales, until decline of
and hall cent on the news per the Sarah Sands was
at which rate in fact only limited parcels could DO
geged The Cambrias arrival at Boston with dates to
4th nst announced late the Goth instant by the
teleg aph. Some delay occurring in the receipt of the
letter mall joined to the departure Of the Sarah Sands
Wednesday gath inst-erporters yet have not ap-
peared in the market, which has, however, assumed
more seadness chiefly from the iact that Spectators
in the article appear to have entirely sold out and the
stock now mainly in strong hands, who appear dispos
ed to await the time for the receipts to fall Off and
abatement to occur in the present enormous rates of
freight We reduce our Quotations from two, to two
ana half cents except the highest grade for which
prices usually arbitrary, being rather lower
than those existing 3st December The sales for the
week ending 9Th inst 10 900 bales for the week
ending l3h inst 1000 bales Tor the week ending 10th
inst. 1900 bales Since to d.te, 1900 bales.
The aggregate movements in the staple this season,
compared with those in the previous two, have teen
annexed
Bales.
Receipts at ports Of the u s. since Sept is4o $50
e same period last year |, 1862 2A7
:" year before |, 379, l02
Exports from U. s. since Sept. l. 1876. 49,. 49s l2l
same period last year. 80. 697,437
year before. -. sl6b02
The receipts at this port since the LIST nst have boon
$4,000 bales Exports for period, ZOO Taken by
spinners ID coo. Taken spec uation 900 Stock
city, 40 600. Amount of sale, 5000.
TIE current quotations in this market at the close
were xed-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

lor-lo! Cshoons, Kinney col Ei.shs!-i% Tsi
Philips-30 Poer freres-3s Peckham 0allop-sS kbh
srdson CO.'S sacks w II Thomas cks DBL
Town.spd5s Dbl. PHELPS: Dodge s s. do "A" wet
APALAcHcoLA-Bng Rebecea FisherCloS baes sqiton
ii CoIt COLO Manton X Eishcr-56 u ColnsTre Iop
kIns Allen-i25 Pilot u Barher-l package WOOD
Townsend,
SAvANNAH-Bng Aug astine-2l6 bales cotton Brynson0
Ormsbee-S3 Fay-54 Porter FreresTiuSS
ponglsss-2I3 Swain co., y Lippitt7 i9g n w
H Hills-l90 casks rice Kencon Eeuard-H Worthey
73bsgs feathers seaman Peck, bales yarn Mott 'r
81 bales TO order. a.,
NV ORLEANs-Brig Ran9er-l5 cks tallow Leland Adam
co25 pkgs butter SIT bbls -four Hill CO.'S pkgs ra
melee Rogers-12 bbls shoulders Wo Ike Drake-l02 ties
pork 81 bbs Is do lard 200 kegs do Leland ce-5oo bb
hosr M Hoyt Sons bbs peaches StoueT3S bales
cotton pkss spragae Robinson co.'s hhds pork 30 bo
1873 kegs lard Thso ferry K CO
CHARLEsroN-Bng Dancsn--2az bbls Irvin-lo Sprague
co-49 Mills co-9o cks rice II bbls cotton Taoer
Berarth-92 to order.
GHARLEsroN.Brg Washington bis cotton spohord'
Tileston x co--5o do 81 cks rice to order. . -
CHAnLEsroN-Brg Thoosa-l3l ties rice Lcvsrch-5o
bbls Adams X Hawhon-29 TO the captain - -, a..
GALyEsToSBg Damascus--<26 bales cotton l0l hides ~
skins Brewer Il Nelson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
nI,sceIIaneous Record,

SHr Gov. DAVIS at 23th inst, rs days from Liver
pool board very valuable although she did
load in the packet line she also brought nearly
hundred ttecraRe Four infants died the
The ID. h,s had strong westerly gales from Dec
IS Feb and has lost overheard There has
been for degree OF for
the safety Of this vessel much that Monday
who had obtained nurance the time paid
rs for and Wednesday another person paid
80 per cent TO insure $500 worth Of property.
ScHR BALTIMORE, at 81 Thomas from Georgetown, lost
overheard. on her passage, named Geo W. small
seaman, of Brewster, Mass, on the 9th January
Spoken.
Steamship Sarah Sands, Thompson hence for Liverpool
25th inst A. NJ. Sandy Hook bearing W 20 miles ,o ~
Snip Coromaude, from Liverpool for MOBILE jan ~' o
Antigua. -. ,.- ,s,I ;r..
santee of and 2asou from Rio Jsnero ian ,ns.
Sandy Hook bearing WI had experienced heavy weather
the cost Az e.xc;.,or.gos
18th inst, lat 81 OIL Ion SO 80. @, Dom;pgo for
schI Alexandra Of Boston i2 days rom 81 'O'
sch Catherine days from Philadelphia for brazos san
BY pilot boat F. DAVIDSON 20 mi e. on so T"b.
bound 70 Bottom; .chs vama FIN Cuba, bound to boston,
Moses Brown bound to Providence.
Foreign Ports.
pr,xu,A Feb Iz-ln port ship Asa, windsor, before re-
porfed mt In distress, preparing 10 hsaye ost px
pssns,nh repairing The whale ship Erie, Hoey 10
rom he sandwich Islands for Fshsven, PIT INTO Dermr
d. Tor what stated and was TO san
we'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28

Feb i,-u port, bsrLs Cumberland Blanchard
s.s: Ts. ss 9iis ss
S1s: Hsl.y k9'ss
May Mar :: johnson
and somerset. Hs1.y I'm BsItinorssnsy were both de.;
tined oI port in Europe with their inbOard eas0s' Of
FEB s9 s.' .ss FOL J
% Yo Sss: s
i asssH s would
f;s;
.ssa S @ s;S s~s Also ''sa
ri s.V, sse Fs
S Ss'S III S'i Big rks: Hsn%oad Iindss sd %
Going in On ths In brig supposed the Mary Asn' 'nsw'
Foaf Port brig: A:n Henry e!
Dsso Burgess Boston dscg; sehr Mary and Elizabeth
smith fm Wilmington, do; gOsg in 'chr Suffolk Berry
PEnssMpyoo, Jan lsu port. whale ship Phoebe. Harm.
baris Csroiine Lane RIO for Boston taking
cargo Of rhs: iS %
Essls Wos9 from salem Mass js.tssI p,,, f., Nv
.s1 S
sr MieaArks, s-n port brig Alsguash' from Ban
81 DoMfsso CITY Jan 29In port. schr Alexander for
sT T%oaA., FsS s-Ar brig George Otis, Mar.ton, I'm
On for %
CRoz, Feb 7-ln port brig sR.sdws was s wig
sS aa% o .sh G.L' wspps kssi.a oI New
Yor
froms Ports
BosrsN Feb 2sArr bark Bo,onsn tof Thoms,t ,pl En-
brig sss ssS f1
Ia, Fsaiin STsi Telsxr.phsd .e6I ChalsnEs, i@ Car
u Gs sP ESiees john
es My cnss
Sef s and mkt Srs: Hxsa. Hayans Efis Das,sI
sisa. .sa sy:RR
sld baL. Martha, St Mays; briggs Msla1n0. Nsr'a'
S1san AH% Aei feS sA brig San .en Csr
ay sd sch. sa sSha .eh1'
S: s %;. :ss'e s,s "sss sIt
"p 5
f's,fGi ;. ass Si9'
}s az, 5is ~ 5.s
sTssso'B IS i y: ss
$ :eis ac' Julian E1sR tb'l fin ss,aSd. ss
sss ;si i:s
fsssss M r!:. X
ssiS KIN s:PSs Sss,
ss sy Ann Ds..n ss
asls ia S.sss; g
SsHi ier ids
havre ready; Julie (Sw) Basge of Europe Janet Br
Brown for Copenhagen dg; June Albert (Fr) for Senegal
ldg; Arabian, for Tampico, ready.
CHARLEsToH, Feb 24-Arr, rk Palmetto kendrick, Bos
ton brigs iona urd, basaterre, I9uadl essay, Taft
Cousins Providence Rl schr Louisa Reeves Cavilesr
York; bark Condor Whining Alxers Gibraltar 18th In
the ofingBr bark Portland, Stalker I'm Liverpool and
bark unknown CID brig Detroit. Helm. NYork; sch scoto
Thompson, Boston. . .
MOBILE, Feb 2o-Arr, bark Triton Luce Provdepse; brig
V0aire Hail. do schs James Arthur, Allen, and Rebecea
| Apn, Anderson, Oleans.
New ORLEANS Feb l9Arr, ship Grotius. Loring, Boston
barts Gen.s.ee Minot NYork; Broom GBrl White. Port
achicola .chr. Rosa,he Skinner Boston, v,laseo Te .
mour brig seaman; bark, brig: schrs pnknewn Cld
Ntaven; Ph9nix Bousch Baltimore; schs Sea, Leighton
| 1ampico; Atsion, Lewis, Mobile. .
NEWPORT Fla Feb is-AIr schr Pampero, Trsdwell and
Laura Jrne, Delsno, New York. -
NEW BEDFORD, Feb 25-Arr. schr Jane, Wood Norfolk
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 27-Arr brig Joseph Cowperhw
Ca,an Peambuco Jan Q; brig Caracas Wortnger Porto
Cabelo Feb No date lat &c. passed several square
rugged vessels steering tor Del Breakwster
RICHMOND, Feb 26-Arr. schs kainbow. Rogers Boston
Marietta Burr Dearborn NYork; Gen Warren Davis, Ports
mouth. NH :. 49,,
| WAsHINGroN, NC Feb ls-Arr schs North Carolina, Viii
Iiams New York; 2is CONT Pugh do Cid 18th, schT'
Thomas & Nancy Rchaidson, and Myers. Fowler NYoik
wILMMorcS Feb Arr sshfs Mary 4 susan Fuerto9p
Newport RI Elizabeth Ann, (Br) Crosby 81 Ihomn Cld
brig Nonpareil, Pope, for II ivana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence. =

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2T-4PM.
Arrived ships Monongahaa, Julius; Live,poSl; swsnton
Alice Tariion Tresthsu Portsmouth,. Nh LEVEL Braa s
Ocean Jordan Boston, Wornger Puerto Csbsllo;
schrs John Smith, Penne. New York; Consul, Boles,
do Amphibous Stenson, do; Fame, Kelly, do; Indiana.
Hofm m Cape May; Vssta. Ludlum. do; Cicero, Ray
Cleared Br brig May Flower Graham, Londonderry brgs
Potomac. Smith, Cienfuegos Vulture, Mayo Porto Rico;
York; Elisha Kukman. Atkins. do; Hero, Emerson Bs-
Homo Ports,
BALI more, Feb 27-Arr ship Unicorn, Janvn from Bos-
bark Borneo don, from Boson briggs Kate Pen
from Havara; creed Kllman rom Cs,denas lCubs(
Medora, fom Turks Island; John Alyrs, Perry. lien
Guayama PR; Brsdore Libby from Portland; El,nabe.h
ihesnPesLe Stewart from Nsx York; E1lisott cels de-
Belfast reland sohr en Rend Lasuayra and Porto Ca
tello.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
Domestic lamentations.

CHARLEsroN-ship Coumbia-i00 eks Atwster u Mul.
ford--37 LeverchI8 Porter Freres-l Durham Di.
mon 1871 cks bis Emere-l1 Adams " Hawthorne-7 ]
Phps-i3s spoford Tileston-9 r Irvn-.so7 Bronson
1l9 Spragoe Robinson x co46 Jonss-2 rolls leather
g M Leuppe-2kegs hf tc Philippe y w Trssk-2 8
Shaper-l II GalisgheI-l Victor Duckwitz-l Stanton
parnett x col & MaitIand-1 Walker-i Gurnsey-i
hr key w Seym.n-l bpl Cowperthwaite-l L NJ
Rutheriord-i Bech * Kunhardt-i to order.
MoBuE- Barque Brarerio bales cotton Collomb &
JIn-iO5 DiiIinger Ames-40 Dillinger-l10 Persse
Brooks7 pieces wood Wadswo tn 5mith-s5 bales Me-
Oh mt 4 Hastings.
AYALAonIooLABsrk Masnolia--2oo bales cotton Tay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
LivERFooL CLAssIgIcASroS.
Southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2t-The transactions on Saturday
last amountedto 1000 bales the prices
the close Of the pssvious week Monday was a very
quiet day. the sales did exceed 47O baes yester
day however 1900 bales were disposed Of There
discrepancy in the views of holders to the
result Of this days business asserting that prices
decidedly better; while there those on the
other hand who conended that they had effected sales
former rates The transactions in the three days
follows :6i7 bales ut 9H; 400 at 9 $40 at 9 742 at
TO- a52 at lO 4o at l0 100 at iOii 2si at ios; and
l04 bales at 1910.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
BALTIMORE, Feb. 26, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Feb. &c, ls47
The Resumption BiH-Sudden Death Captain Walker
Right Of Way -Erecmtiom-The Markets, re.
The bill for the resumption of the payment of interest
the State debt although not rejected by the House of
Delegates, is Suspended in rather preearous position
After rejecting all the amendments the question taken
engrossng the bill tor third reading, when the
astonishment OF every the question lost by tie
vote motion was then made reconsider the vote by
enemy Of the bill pending which the House adjourn
cd The motion to reconsider will therefore be up this
morning, and there is still slight hope Of its passage
man named Dr. Mather Stevenson, a Scotchman
about As Of age vender of patent medicines re-
which he had recently rented Baltimore street.
He is supposed to have been dead for several days. and
from the position he found in, is supposed to have
died of apoplexy. lie had some money and property
with him, which is in the hands OF the Coroner.
Capt Walker, with his recruits started this morning
for Kentucky He very anxious to get back his
post.
The right of way bill has passed the Virginia legisla
ture in form which it is hardly possible that the
pany will accept making terminus at Fish creek, and
from thence to Wheeling.
The execution of the black fellow Ale xander takes
place this morning
only offered IS SIX About 600 bushels white and vel
low sold Wednesday SO Bic for the former
and 81 81 for the later yesterday however, buyers would
not operate at these prices.
STocK BoARD-A small sale of Maryland 6s was made
yesterday at 62A<
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
Fee I-BRoKEas' BoARp-7 Old COLONY RR, 90; Fitch
50 Norwich and Worcester RR ssh 100 do 53lI as do
80 d, So; $1,000 Reading RR Bonds, 1850, TN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-28
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
PONCE, R-Brig COrdelia-Mrs Estefania Pandt; Mr.
Raman Reverb; Mr. Frederick w Behrens; Master WIN
Behrens
BERMypA-ship Hudson-Mr. Macintosh, lady and chl
dreu, and in steerago.
HAvANA-Bark New Word-B. s. Lock aud daughter; w.
Kirk, s. w. Lad direct from Peru, Wm Mills Capt. B. w
Tucker, and MIR. Mcclellan.
ST THoMA-Brs Druid-Mr. Hubbard.
CHARLEsroN-ShIp Colnmbia-Mrs 4. Higbee; Miss A.
Boston.
sAvArSAH-Bark E. II. Chapm-Mr. L. Eelis, J. T.
(ifeRs
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Ponce, p r Feb. Sowing to exceedingly dry weather
since the last Of Nov the crop of sugar will be short Of
the former estimation and in fact considerably short of
average crop the south side Of the island. Prices
paid for Europe from ~ to for sugar. and SIT per no
gallons moasses at which rate one vessel is lead
ing for London. There are seven large vessels now
loading for London.
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House or Representatives.

DIPLOMATIC INrEHcJUBsE
Mr.. O. INoERsoLL, from the COMMITTEES on ga,ssx.
Ahirs, reported bill regulitIn3 diplomatic in,ss.. .
the United states, which referred 10 ths (p,
mittse OF the Whole on the State OF the Union
l. fhe provides, that the President bs au aes5zot
By 8I1 giA tnJ advse aai OF tho SEM, ~ az
point enjoys extraordinary and minister's
rerss eat the Of the United STAT % ns.,
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DEAFNESS CUhEU.
Dol BROADWAY. (EruaetlI cheerfully c,

DOV BROADWAY. (Extraet)I chcerfuy comply with
DO the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh to state that h.
was home unfit for duty In consequence OF total
deancs and discharges from the Ts under the
ment of Bra Castle Edwards, aurists in New York ne
mtarv duty.-SRne. II. MsNEVEN, Surgeon TO H.
Aconstic OLA sure cure for incp,ent Deafness dschar
ses from, OF and collections Of hard wax &C. the
esrs--for sale Nl Broadway. HINT
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TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.

ISRANCIS BLANCHET, Agent, informs the owners OF
Neal Estate that takes charge OF letting houses leas
ing lots and collecting rents the most reasonable terms
g. has bee the the ageut OF the Iato
John Tonnee and devctag all his time TO the above bus
ness he III give full those who will
eprus him with heir confidence He give the best
erences and security amount required Please adj
dress note ugh the Post Office No Hs SIKH Avenue.
Ofhce no urs, before Q A. NJ aud afer5PM
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