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RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. .-Wnght's H.
dun pegetable Pills are a most extraordinary
medicine for the cure OF Rheumatism and Gout,
because they not only cleanse the stomach and
bowels of those morbid humors which, il taken in
to the circulation and thrown upon the membrane
and muscle are the cause of the above painful ma
ladies' but they excite the absorbent vessles to take
up that which is already deposited, and therefore
are absolutely certain to make a perfect cure OF
Rheumatism and Gout A single twenty five cent
box of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will often
give the most astonishing relief; and perseverance
according to drec tions will be certain to drive pain
of every description from the body.
0d-Be,care of Sugar Coated Co,nterteits!
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of VIM.
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by A. g. G. H. Dav-
export, sole agents for Woodsfeld. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, l69, RACE st.
Phiadelphie,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-22

PURIFY THE BLOOD AND CLEANSE
THE BODY.--It Is an established fact that yer y
large class Of diseases can only be cured by such
remedies as will enter into tine BLOOD, and circu-
late with it, through every portion of the body, for
only by those means can the remedy be brought
into immediate contact with the disease; and to
attain this desirable end, no preparation has ever
been so uniformly successful as DR.. JAYNE'S
Alternative. Scrofuld, Kings Euil, Can
Ger and Caneerous Iumours, White S,oellings,
Enlargement Of the Bones, Chronic Rheumatism
and Gout, Eruptive diseases OF the Skin, old and
indolent Ulcers, Go1rERous SwELLINGs of the
THROAT, &c., are cured with certainty, that has
astonished every beholder. 1t is, besides, one of
the most pleasant articles that can be taken into
the stomach, operating as tonic, and removing
Dyspeptic and Nervous affections, and imparting
a glow of animation and health, unequaled by any
thing in the whole Materia Medica.
FEVER AND AGUE-cURE wARRAN-
TED--JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS, which may be
had at No. 8 South Third street Philadelphia, are
warranted to cure the worst forms at Fever and
Ague. The money will be refunded in all cases if
they fail to cure---but they neuer do fail.
BEWARE OF THAT COUGH, for coughing
denotes irritation in the throat or lungs which is
the immediate precursor Of Inflammation, Abscess,
Bronchitis, Consumption and Death. Now, there
is no need Of coughing at all, for JAYNE'S EX-
PECTORANT will Immediately relieve the
cough, subdue the inflammation, cleanse the lungs
and throat from all irritating ar obstruoting matter,
and effect speedy cure.
Prepared only BY DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
JIG. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woadsfeld.
MOSES P. MILES & SON. Somerton.
J. X. HOLMES, Clarington.
F. Myers, New Castle.
Z. HEADLEY, jamestown. ...
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Cash for RAGS ! II!

HAUTION.-- ---All persons are hereby warned
" not TO trust or harbor my wife, Rachel Seals
on my account, as will pay nu debts of her con
tracting unless compelled by law.
April 8, ISiS* JOSEPH SEALS.
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VIM. c.. Walton, g
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW

..t.... ~. I-.. ..H AND "
SoLICITo IN CHAN Gerry,
Will attend the courts in this and the adjoining
counties Of this State and Virginia. 80 e'
All professional business intrusted to his care
will receive strict attention. stI, s,ey i,a
Office opposite the Court house, Woods6eld o,
Dec. 18th ls4L Eig nsf.f .L
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-22

H IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office in Woods6eld, Ohio, on the lst day IL
| April, 1913, which. if not taken out before the
lst day of July next, will be sent 10 the General
daabi off Z
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Badness AND LOSS OF HAIR is esdt

Persons calling for any of the above letters win
please say they are advertised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
Oar Aavcrjisi ng System.

Our system of advertising for the public works
TO a charm It gives such freshness and variety to
tn. hts til at they read item of loo Al
intelligence. II is daily growing in favor, aoi bsco
ing bi2bly popular rs medium Of Communication
from Que portion of the public to another 1t Is the
ralhic system OF conveying information Of
nan's bustDess to the world.
receipte tbs department. Of our es6bishme Mt
are nov than .s~ioe VIA, tdey the old
lap Those who advertise nd that their notices are
lacs before the public that those = who "
read them: they not bid away snothered in
column affair column Of Old stsreotyped ADVERTISE
ments that have been before the people for age
and to I'll up the papers in which they al
pear.
Our clerks have froqaently been requested to opy
advertisements from the larger journals but the effort
to dnd them has been great tnat have bee
el,cd 10 refuse to hua;" for them il futare The
abcr is too aucnfor us TO accomplish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

Ntw OnLEAS' Sept. 2os r. VI The sales of CO.,
ton for the lay amount to 1900 bales at steal prices
FItu cOntinucs irm with sales of 900 bbls choice
Illinois. at s. i2 So - ,5n grain there is but llie
q, ing. While quo. ATTIC Us remain usch1pget.
sr Ioris Sept 20 The -four market il fifmer tina
yesterday and be business done Is at slight advance.
Sales OF 10000 bos. western nc 81 "a to -. The
sales of provisions only for Toe supply OF the regu
lar trs1a demard. Depth OF water IN TIA chsnnel
here ~ feet feet on The rapids. feet in the cha
mel ct the illinois river, and feet in the ,per Mis-.
touri liver.
CixciNYATi, Sept. 20.-Tho tendency Ct the market
for Sour is downward, and IL IA very quiet sales of
Western at 80 - to 81. Whiskey nsls at l7ta, per
gallon. Sales vi New Orleans SUGAR at to 90 per Id
New Orleans noas sells q. y TO &c. per gallon In
pIoysons hear Of sales to-day Of aoy article
Thy otrepoft no change in quotations The weather
continues wet; the river, however ID very Inv.
+ M.Sa!es Of 200 bbls. Western Flour al So - to
F3 81 pr Lbl there sellers th IN buyers.
Saes 81 prime yellow cora. ut II TO $50 per buShU -
Whskey sells 1T IL &c. per gallon. Nothing doing in
lloyfiGns.
n, TsrUr CT, Sept. 20.-There are more sellers than
huytrs OF flour alcs II Western ut ~ 81 TO 81 6ls
lie supply Of flour Il small. The grain market !:
without change, aud the supply IL snail Provisions
are held higher. and thtrc s more demand There II
a slight advance in groceries Market active fol
sugar Depth vi water in the channel two ct ter
.uci,s.
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Movements OF Individuals.

Time has 1,Iucet 81 10 axiom that, II u.ep0lE Of
tie drth, lis irpS viii appear since Al ar;ieis Il
'cft,r day, in comm rmursJD Of Mr. Bolts that CRU
itmaD stands registered among te arfspis n; lttth-
bun : bote We inspect. IS he has really mad, MP bis
miid 10 go the ticket shat he viii be OF great
feI1cc, this evrDirg ~ Tho last organized sitting az
the Jay higs, NJ fduNhaI Air. Bolts Is I.fe the
Dutchman's hore he ~ very reutle Ia the pt'tnra,
lut t- viii under tie sad lie. and he VIII HEX ~
Oh. tIarts
GErfrNL SurLps rtcrived very enthusiastic re-
c,ptirn sc Ilstclatd. on the llfh lust lie e'.
ctt,d IN csrriaC" vith tbs Mayor, Judge wood nnl
otltrs. Preceded by two German AMI r'sn volunteer
coUiaII 10 the Court N1use, where ne 'aa u j.
l"r-ihy Itcb. replee Hth tio1ucnce. point al VIZ.
The 'Iaths- P1ophst.' Ge0rSo II Nnnlay, was 20
ttlF'r IN sijIsts 81 the Town Hail. Ia Hofaicbi -
SO incsGfy eV"hif z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

irTrsrr AZ sv;riDE---t nJmei, Dennis,
DthGiY. teLtenc,d en- wednesday by the Kings
tommy Circuit OF Oyer and I.rniner, to tgo
yesI, imp5 orncpt, for attempting 60 kin his wife.
On W,dn, sday night after having been rcinauied to
prs he his tbToIt. bu, OF the arteries
were s.vtIod The decd not discovered until
yestuday moI ming, when ibe wound vas dressed, and
1t is Thought he will survive tho riuTy Effected This
is che secoid attempt TO destroy himself since his in.
prronment.
\ RorrER toNNfcrTp The NAV. Walter JEFF rson,
Who ras aTTts'cd FIR highway robbery, committed
~ "u Vie r'rton ~ Joubs nan named Snulan n. at
iolt Vamiiis n, sous time since, yesterday
t,Lotd 10 ten ytaIS' imprSoumeutin he state frion
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l U ii L L { | 4 b A FEARS.
IsC1El IARf-ET.
lftUrsdry, Sent. 2t-G II. ".


Ti,re Isl q nrga ia no ftoek market Egrry Chin =
. All 81 cOnuootcd with stock operations IL very
I'll, old " much depressed. Members oil the ,ar :
4 b'chtfsn laTlly rIneoze a respectable c,mD.S'
on out CT, difference in pr!crs; for tho outsiders
etre ne inducements for them e. oaoTatr, for til 3
.rol'rage Is M all TIE profits At the d.. botrI,
~ nl'rs' 10 f,l oG "a pr cent; CaotIu Company.
,; T,adirlailrond. ~ and ReDturky o., i.
At tie aeld beard there were srs, stirs " Can.
,mrsny a c'cl NJ oi = per cent froai pfices cle.
ut in ,heNrniug.
TIC compiler si7es notice tina. q further sidnni
II iNch'y'o pr cent mailing in AL sixty uins pot
l'ht., Will bald ON The circulating p).ts pf tie A,l.s
fahFi f'curby ,tco&s ani real estate on prr-eu.a.
on az bis Dc.
We dNidl 81 ) yer share, lately declared by Tn
Fsriiofd aiNew Haven Railroad oil bs ptti 10
chhtldtrs tLis city, a. the Union BAak on the Is
II October.
lie 'icahp Acadia from Liverpool with rcysn
SLATER ~ ~ nee from all plr:s Z! Europe. w..l be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

he government propeers Edith aua Massachu
etts are about 10 SAIL with stores and troops 10 re-
n1orce the army in Calforuu. They will h. furuis he'd
Mn the outfit required for three years cruise IL is
Understood that the govern wishes to engage
Merchant ships in addition TO transport stores ana
loops to The place.
Lew ID Samm Esq.. purser Of the u. s. steamship
seehany, was 1acently selected by the Officers of the
mp To present pair Of Colts voviug pistols ths
Emperor OF Brasil, at whose hands they hal received
many acts Of courtesy and kindnrss -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sensn-yveAt carn, ol .,ul.on and 'aas.aa see.
sEaDcS GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

CsS san <SEGofars eat,'Hs sys IN ..'9 ,1'
- 49, u .tasi t,.- fci h,f1rs Nv eohjdtsi -
r. .FRNuOs cDfFGN b s,d % ~ ,,',,os -
-. Il, - 49, scscni All ER NOON sDiFfoN u :
s'ss' ,i-yEsg y EEE4LD-Ercrh SItuTtas. fcr c,.'~a
a, srs~a-as. t'oasisziti4 cel's copy, ~, ~
$50, rrrg steam preia day }oT Esra2a.. ersssH o.
-.sss 10 ircsHfs ~ pa5tigs. TIC tsro--rsr eSS
.s, =, ,r,e,sl ~ tss French and Egsf'A tasgHsfd
a. LEFlEkN Dg efi ~ snsscru. ~, es,s Sssx
"a usa-.. -nfsrod . ,,,,..,.,. ,.,<,.,. ;r,,cr,.
a.. ss,,s ,siEifed Z, saY qudrtSr sftsf so'N' ~ Wv
!. hs-rrfis yu3 foT. ...-,.,x n-s ca NJ .xs
- - IS, .nsraDq ard otr-ieSa sr'oasl - ~ -
80 20 as Brfsa a. pan, iesshis .'"'S' '''
.s,.e.., ~ or error ~ mo hssfr - ,s,l 4.
i.f>. krrf cTncaHcd bettlt'ss1' 80 Ia"
p - -.i,.,s n tn ofies, crn>r Of tnftoa a':r
E5ss STREETS. ~, .,.,.,,, COS, nm, Aaf,o,.. gsa,
~ - 10, Cn-trl usast be Erscf rdtet % Ia rairs
t'sr ' - .5l.er; Dcresaftfir p.hhcaSr%, ssa
~ 3.'-. y ~ soas igh We v~tsr- rs'sesss
ss.apg zs4sitsats
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New Xark. E-Iioy, September = :, I>AS
.,s,,, S,rca,n,.sr or sa. sBe.sia

.
raa pl0,oatl,n 81 ae hcrans Ea,t,aa Sc,cd eoI-
r,ecs sessrtiy It minutes before oe,oca srd nsaot at
minutes last o'clock te Afternoon EiitisE
a mead minutes past ocaoh. md aahsd ~
before ncsoc ss-cn6 minutes be:oe oGsck and
A.,ss ed ct 10 ainuto; 2ass3 a'Ni0ns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

Ir. bt fnas Barbour ~ ST Louis. IN the 81 outs
kflsihcGp 81 the Ii'B. dtfrrb"s n cass 81 "1it he
lrt'e g. have been o. ~ t5ajc ch9ie,h ~d'eh came
ana, Dis caie on tbe iith. ibr PARENT vas Mf H.
- laintr organ h;id,r. Gho had had the i,stasr
b.s,.ejo LOnd9n Jbsfynbtnv. = a. described ~ De.
Dafi'ur az" .2sruy IA te 81 c,,'eri an1 th" I,'al
prinebon vas r,Vii Nix fAlm.r 0, lrg gilhp 'lr'y-
, = - ltufs
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ADJUSTMENTS rms EVENING.
tAVg Es uEK.i,e.-l iIa Last l.pS>

pAkk IRl---s AEksias-hIB Last i-t0s
sowsRY TnEATRF, 3eWsY-Nk'an Qrtry--YnuNe
Sc.,P-s,oNo,. CysOUA s,sSos Ss.is bANcfNs-
brIAb Bascnlsf-.
senApw AZ THEATRE T,rosdwsy-G rspisror- Drum
EELit.
EaIlONhL TgEATas;d;hs thsm street-Ss1rsN Afr Ra
-Nys pe,.s AM GIsTStrs Nrw ypRn -faErry GtsLs
STuLiHHS.
Stplira Actor PIn CE-G ANpr ATyczR WsirrR AID
U,il. Up Ma Arp Mrs Wlurf
RUsT0N's THEATRE Chambers strees-p.Scisss :, bsa
Tvs Srrrr Nts-LbhRlhs NiSFTiER ON .i'A TIGHT
k,PF-VUz- Az NsST.
CASTLE GARD Ely--Strstc.,. EMIT eRrAINnxsTs.
SOCIETY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stNsrarz
MINERVA RoOnS-rAYLoR's Ca,raiara
MyLOps0N--sAeIc aysnforsn AND VIRGINIA sxnr
PANORAMA FALL, eornsr Broadway and Walker street.
Sacb bIUiAsrAs.
PANORAMA HALI, broadway near Houston-BASvARDs
Pa ohkNs
rADEsNsCtE-GRASD CoNoEar CT fiiE French BESD
S1uilTN.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
Ehe Political History OF the Day,

&C., &C., &c.
The U'eekiy Herald will be published as usual at
Ire ociCck to.inorro~ morning
1T Will be very important number, Particularly to
tnose intereste1 IN the political movements OF Che
fy, ardwll embrace reports of all meetings aud con-
ntions the nom; nations made In various marta of .he
ZION, the eection returnF, &C sc &c. 1t viii also
dtain the mi cellaneou news of the woek
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails SIX
nee. =
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The Erautiulem; LAID Warrant Spectators.

WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1913.
The Magistrates Court has been ia session
since noon, examining Samuel Stettinius end
George Phillips, charged with obtaining soldiers
land warrants, and forging powers OF attorney.
Tie case has excited a grea, deal Of interest.
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fopu!nr snMys-AliutJc nuv rinh,. ,o,,,

be his'y Ayiod IT, is tie ChineA Lie IN the WOO
'on"Sh, on 'He I.fC-ia Coils tho ain th3 Man
Ner ipd larycst Esrccrs- Mona MvCrei te va 90 fr
"a lie ~ 'he Mes--2asto D5rsh'cr-iic udes -, /
W. ~ NoS ~ ta' over - g's, or 81 whole
4tsl, LOLndAtNiLl .ui HioneMay rsAr EnLsnn str-eL
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.c sscal-l.inip Fa,con. ut Hc,v Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1878
TIE steamship Falcon (Which sailed from New
Yoih pn the l0iI) reached this port to-day. she
touched at Savannah and Havana on her passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

polImcM. PrFrsRY Nothing we believe can
exceed the puiiyry Of politicians toward each
other. a few days.ago, Mr.. Choate, of Massa-
chuse;ts, made u mcty far speech, upon the
election Of General Taylor. We now find in the
Carrie ard Enqairer, this speech, WHICH is GER
tainly nohng more than common-pl ace, pro-
nourccd to be "wholy unequailed in EngiIsh
l, ratnlo for its peculiar mcritsthere lies cham
OF Ike strongest and most relentless logic ever
forged by human intellect. Nothing, not even
W,Lstei's Arguments, can be more conclusive
han bis rcasonlrgs.'
What 81 such pufrry is!
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mint Il tLc war oi tie iattcs having in a tgt elu-, l
cqcollteated from lie public mind die wounded sicb fever.
ld dfar'cVcd aie railing ~ their folly hinhinr nos
Ncd have Teen tee policy 60 haze i1lke. the nsu,
tIan hSe ehGriet the injuries which piteou,ly M.
dh i.f saey end r succor tha6 pulie they lave d
ilst"ith thsir windy ep sio3 and oes ir.ss II
Y Septlci9en, the pull now undrs,ani our zane ami
hWf thatty can get letter hat cm huoV Vi - fu..
% e. for s., tn te puictascd any p.iee in 81
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LrCTt.EEs AND LEcrURERS.-A number Of moral
Tchtical. and literary lecturers are now in the
field. Professor Green, the ex-gambler is busy
with gambling end cheating. Professor Fowler
rc,-Iea n chronology. Mrs. Cove, we believes
lecture, or gives lessons, on the philosophy OF tle
water.cure, or some sich subject; and Ca tain Ia
no ! as come frrw arl with his pros 1ccas OF naval
e,rrcs, which he rososcs 10 give for iD1r dollars
The use. This lecturer will describe his ram
bis n various cIulcs, with humorous descupti ms
Ollie on rhipb5W, interpreted with sea-song',
AID @ r.ous .oeirr. 80 We have denly OF literary
ald hi cso,hical entertainments on hand.
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Police intelligence.

n Brother Robbing kB Sister Officer Barley, Of the
lower police, eIrcsed yesterday, mao by tue name
Of Michael MEG on charge Of stealing trur <
containing clothipgvaued ut $50 tog.taer with a
$loo bank bill and8 10 change belongns to his sis
ter, Mrs McGov =, residing Mt No 81 Crosby street
1t -, ms this ma, boarding with hi, sister an
stole the trunk order TO pawn the clothing raise
eney being ySorant at the time that the Iruak con.
tain ed the amrdnt Of money "a abSve stated. This
trunk the accsed had deposited in grocery store on
the City Hail place and Pearl street. where It
was dscopeed bv tie officer and theno ney recovered
therein u.touched from The fact that the accused
was not ware of The money being thus depos. ted
Justice 1npson committed the accused to prison for
trial.
Seipg Obscene Books.-O6icer Rider. Of the 81
wardarrested yesterday. Il called John Mullen
on 3charce OF ofering for sale book cnntan ng 30
fcAe pictures, entitled The Sabbath Manual Ha ~as
t91sn before the magistrates who committed him for
Ytal -
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Tue NV SrEAMsnp CALIFORNIA, built by
Mcss,s Il wlinj * Aspinwoll, under governme at
Vaton &c, leit port yesterday, on trill i'ir, at
sea. She will TsiUrn in few days, and load Tor
the Pacific, her desliaaiion. She is advertised 10
leave on tie III OF mex, month.
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EurU;,can 1atstIl -cace.

The Acadia with one weeks later intelligence.
is due at Boston, to-day. There are YET no things
oil the United states.
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S1rANSrIr NIAGARA arrived al Halifax on the
i5ih, III passage o 100 hours from tllis city, and
san, same day, yyi,h seven additional passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

TIE GERMAN REprBLrc.--The democratic re-
fubl. can patty OF Germany have issued address
10 the people Ct the United States, which is of
considerable length, aad of some Importance
We give it, IN fall, in another column of IN 5
days Ilcrald, to show the progress Of republican,
ism On the continent OF Europe, and the Efforts
n: King there TO throw of the rule of monarchy
II is a pity the docrmcnt l. so long. II IL h I'd
been con, ressed one halt, it would have answered
The purpose as veil, or better.
1t is the intention Of the German republicans to
achieve Their independence without resort to
aims, il it be POSSIBLE. Theyg3 70 work, German
like, wih thought devoted to every step.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

Dining Saloon, .C3 Eroadway.-vnis wei
u9iea tsab' eat cuy rquiras 10 10 kD1vn 10 meet
the amlle Sol 10 wo. merits Toe mas shes a.
sttS PIE Cnil eat. N"'''
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Sunli InliliIwnnCe.

SrA SroHr, Sp~ctaco Island vas the graud rcu-
dtAous, On utsGay, ior all loysTs fa1uatic
.iDns. and et,h last sailors cptercd for tho
g,and 1sgaia, The distance eight Gilss, ani the
rouLd Spectacle lslaud, on TIRE nor,heny 81 c,
II enc.. round Longs Lsvrls and Nix Alate to che
Nag ut The breeze was precisely sucb as the most
skiul pilot would have pray for aud 1t seemed
Tie clUk OF the Weather bnd mauuia 3tured d. y
specially for the occasion. The attendance wal very
r,hn' Itifs.
The following the entries. With the time ma ie,
viz
Schooner Ben BOWS, Of Cbarleltown, Captain hun
'Jlip - btt. IL W
Sch. Mary. 40. capt. Calsacli 20 icet.,.. IL 10
aiocp ShaIk Of Bnstor. Capt Drlcvan % IL j. 81
Sch Srsan Jnpr Dc. Capt Gpatnp. 2jft... II ~
Sch ir'liG do tart HooGTra q lcDt.,.. II II
Si0cp Sylph. do Capt Cooprr. 20 fsst..... - IS
SOB !, tmh 3tusgi,s. do ,taDt Fih is r. 80 ~
IN aiiosanco made Of sscvn lJtn ~ Dot a nj
y VIII he ftrp Int ta1 II tbs IaeicstoFn ODss wa
ihG prizes Three were ORIGINALLY intended To be
'g.I,d tut in consequence cf The eTptc'od m nber
81 lsrs" beats uot G,pg entered She chief priia .
s, cur. was Withdrawn, and rhe tso last siooc pat
nt-A siJga's and 1T e logs.--BosiIH M,aIds
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