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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-03
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Oleum Chenopodii Compositum,
A Safe, Efficient and Unriyalled
WEIR GI.E'UGE

INESTlMONIAI.S fthe highest and most
Il satisfactory character, of the snfefy and
efficiency Of this unriva'led preparation arc
daily furnished, but as. when published. thew
are rarely read, We forbear giving them pub.
licity, believing that its intrinsic value will
prove its highest recommendation. Let the
following suffice
have used the above named preparation
in my practice very extensively. and recom>
mend II as a vermifuge Of extraordinary viz
tues. J. CLARY, NJ d., Harrisonburg. Va.
The vermifuge is prepared upon strictly
scientific principles and Of the purest inrre.
dents. all possessing acknowledged anthel-
mlntic virtues. TRY IT and be satisfied
OF its virtues.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv
0. c. STERLING Co., Druggists, Harrison.
burg, Va.
The above matchless ::vermifuge can be
had at the following places
DIR John G Schmitt, Woodstock -Mach,r
4 Miller, Srrasburg-J X Strayer & Co New
Market-R N Conn, Mt Jackson-R Miller.
Edinhurg-Hickle & Rinker, Mill Creek
Chas wunder, Moore's Stose-F II ittelL
F0restvilIe-Heller & Brother, Saumvlle and
Toms Brook-N Baussrman q Co, Maurer-.
tewn.-Pfice Is cts Hume 17-em'4
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Avast there. B'hovs !

WE would just invite those young gentlemen
" no wish to secure the good opinions of the
Ladies to call in at Nos Market Street. where
we will supply them with some certain articles
in the way Of clothing which will set them off
to such advantage that they will split the
hearts of half the girls in these diggins. Just
drop in and we will show you
Splendid French & English Cloths;
French Plain & Plaid Cassimeres;
Satin. Silk and Velvet Vestings;
Satin, Silk & Bingham Cravats;
Nusria Hats, Cloth Gaps, &c.
Ant every other article to trim you of com
plete. Now remembe: that all the above ar
ticles are to be had at the New Store of
Dec % CLOVER L GOLLADAY.
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once MORE, IN MARKET,
WITH A WHOLE CARGOOF
NEW GOODS.

"ELI.ER 6 BROTHER have the plea
IL sure of announcing to their numerous
friends that they have Just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at their stores at
Toms Brook and Saumvile. large and
splendid assortment of FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS. Their supplies embrace all
the various articles Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensvare, Stationery. etc. to be
foun4 in country stores, anil which it is deem
e6 unnecessary to partcularise.
They would respectfully say to the pub
lie. that every inducement will be offered. to
PURCHASERS in the way Of bargains-and they
feel assured that the quality and styles Of the
goods will give general satisfaction. Ladies
and Gentlemen, give them CALL
Thankful for past encouragement. they can
give assurance that their exertops to please
shall not be relaxed. [Sept. 80. ~.
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TO The LkElES!

WE would respectfully inform our fair friends
Iii We have Just received a tasteful assert
men: of goods in their Inc, such as
Sup Rich Cashmeres
Nous dc I.ains. Fl ON 30 cents up
Light & black Alpacas and Thibet Cloth
Splendid assortment of Prints
l.aces. Edgings, Ribbands, Flowers
Hosiery. Neck Ties, Side and Tuck Combs
Gingl,ams; Silk Fringes and Buttons
Gloves; Victoria Bonncts
Swiss muslins net:s,&c.
We would be pleased for the ladies to call and
examine ou~ stock. and we will exhibit goods
70 them that cannot but please. All these
and a few more of the same sort, and man.
other sorts, arc to be had at the New Store OF
Dec, % CLOVER & GOILADAY
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

TT is the opinion of all the principal profess
Il sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that DR.. 7Homp-
sons "Pntent apparatus jorMe cure Of Proiap-
sus and other diseases" possesses superior add
vantages o' er any other apparatus of the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certih-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Wood
stock.
These Trusses have been examined by DIR.
Irwin, DIR. Magruder,& DR. Wunder, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that il is
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it PROCESSES to cure, ever inven
ted. They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind,
would 10 we'll to make immediate application
JOHN G. SCHMlTT.
w ,oJatocG J,,1y % lSF2
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TEGETHBLE
U MYERS Pits

U NV z r S AL Pills.
The startling drawback on nearly all Medical
Agents has ever been. that in their process of
purgation and publication they have also
DEBIIlTATED THE SYSTEM Hence
purgatve medicines have always been regar-
ded at best as necessary eriI patients resort
ing to them for the relief of ore disease at
the expense OF another To obviate this ply
sicians have long sought for an Agent that
would st the same time PURGE, PURIFY *
STRENGTHEN, but their 1Iorts were near
ly frutless, and they had almost tespaired of
success when the labo,s of science and re>
search were rt warded by discovery " hich
fully realised the fondest desires of the med.
ical faculty. This important desidera,um is
named
Dr.. LIE oy's Vegetable Universal Pills
which purify the blood and remove all corrupt
and riffafed humors and unheahhy occumula-
tons from the bod, in manner Ge yer before
rlvalled land which yet produce no meakness
or hssifude whatever. bit on the contrary tone
the stomach and iEvigorate the constitution
during the progress of their operations DIR
lie Roy's Pills in fact unite those heretofore
'rrecohcllabIe but most desirable qualities,
Erocudffon and Indignation, for they are 1T
the same time Strengthening Purgative and
Purify ing Tonic. The two principal ingre.
dients in lie Roy's Pills are
Md Cherry and Sarsopa,illa,
SO prepared that each promotes the beneficial
effect OF the other, the former Strengthening
while the latter, through its union with vari.
Gus vegetable ingredients, evacuates and pu-
!Lhes' and hence their operations are attend
ca ny no reaction or subsequent costivcness.
DIR lie Roy Pills are the most active and
searching medicine IN existence. They not
only operate on the blood, but also on the
chyle. OF which the blood is formed. and this
secures good blood from the fountain head.
moreover they produce neither nausea. grip
ing or debility. and as a family medicine ihey
have no rival.
Put up for the public with direction, nv
J. Hubbard e Co. Amcaican agents. NY
Price Is cents per box.
AGENIS-Dr Jno G schmi,t Woodstock,
James Miller, Strasburr.
February IS '47-v
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AAElsSD WASElUONSa
. HATS! Il

'TENHE subscribers announce to the public.
Il that they have just finished and have
for sale. large assortment oS BEAVER,
MOLE SkEN AND NUTRTA HATS, of
the latest styles, and embracing every variety
of quality and price. They are made of the
best materials and in the most substantial
manner. Fhey wild be sold as sheap as they
can purchased elsewhere, either for cash or
country produce.
OrCall at the sign Of the Big Hat, few
doors north Of Welsl's Hotel, and nearly op.
posite the Sentinel Office.
KEFFER & CLINEDlNST.
Woodstock, Sept Is, AT.
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CANCERS CURED!

TIME subscriber, living near Highland
IL Court House. Va, would state to the
public, that he has been very successful in Gu
ring or removing cancers. Those who are
thus afflicted are invited to call on him. BY
his mode of treatment. cancers of moderate
size are taken out extracted in nine or
twelve days from the application of his med;
cines Charges moderate Letters prompt
ly replied to. ]. T. TABLER.
August 26 ~ yetp45
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DRY GOODS.

lust received at the old stand, and for
% sale at unprecedented low prices. large
supply of DRY GOODS of every description.
Parti cularly attention is invited to the SUPERB
or CLOTHS now offered. Friends and fell
low citizens, call in and judge for yourselves,
individually and collectively.
Jan E, '46. G SCHMITT.
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Young men, don't rely upon friends
for aid. But, ifyou wan! TO do any
thing for yourselves, eff with your coat
and set about it manfully. Thousands
have spent The prime Of life in vain
hopes of aid fson, those whom they
called 1iiends-and thousands have
starved because they had rich fathers.
Rely only on the good name which is
made yyour own exertions, and know
that the best friend you can have is un-
conquerabIe determination, united with
decision Of character
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senior partner Martin r. M'ley,) <X-kAs
where he car be seen at any time.
That the public may have some idea of the
superiority of the Cotswold over the Sheep
known in this county, they will state tina:
some of the most Indifferent OF those raised
BY n Ware were butcherrd in Washington,
last spring. by Mr. O!terback, which weighed
as follows: Two years old, 229, 227, &C.; one
year old, 1873, 189, &c.
Those who may wish to improve their stock
can do it on the following terms-For every
lamb, 81 so, OF every third lamb. as individ.
taiss may prefer. For further particulars call
upon the subscribers. about, four miles west
Of Woodstock. Ml1.EY & RHODES.
Aug! 9
The following receipt will speak for itself:
Received, August 5. 1847, OF MIR. Martin F.
Miley, of Shenandoah county, the sum Of one
hundred dollars, for his choice of my young
bucks one year old the spring Of lS47-
weighing at that time think 220 lbs. to the
best of my recollection. having weighed him
then with care he is high and pure bred of
the Cotswold Creed-bred by me-his sire
was raised by me, and his parents were i'm
ported-his dam was also imported.
JOSIAH VIM. WARE
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Or. Johnson, when in the fullness Of
years and knowledge, SAID, 81 never
take up newspaper without finding
something / would have deemed it a
loss not to have seen; never without
deriving from j! instruction and amuse-
ment.n
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BRANCH OF
Baltimore Clothing Store,
ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, l0UDoN STREET,


NUJUTNINu IOVUVN
WINCHESTER. VA.
AR L. STRAUS & co. reepec'.
"s fully acqualni the citizens of VIM
Jester and surrounding country, that the,
nave opened a branch of their RE.2D1
Made CLOTHING ESI.aBL ISHNENI,,
v here may be found wearing apparel Of eve
r, kind, made w in the latest and most fash.
ionabh style, which they will sell lower than
the same knt; of Goods can be purchased for
in any city in the Union. Call and Judge for
yourselves. The patronage of the public is
solicited. Oct % 3muJ s..
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Hills MAGICAL CONSTITU.
- TON Pfi.Ls-eure for fever g. ague;
bilious diseases, liver complaint, dropsy, &c.
ALSO,
"ILsoN ( cos GALyANte PAIN
w EXTRACTOR AND All. crJRING
INDIAN SALvE-the greatest remedy in
the world for burns. scalds, ina smnnaf;ons
sote;, Roalf, fever sores &c. Fer al. H.
January - JOHN 6. scnniTT.
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III BOXES ASSORTED CANDY. lust
~ received and for sale by
WOOD & DANNER.
November u. Winchester Depot.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-03

Human knowledge is proud pill
lar, but it is built in the midst of de-
sert of ignorance, and those who have
assembled the highest, have only gained
an extended view of the waste.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-03
STROTHER J. BUJ.GER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER.
Warranted to be of the best qualitY.

A DDRESS, Woodstock, Virginia. Work
n done to order and charges made mod
crate. A credit oftwelve months given i'll al
cases.
June 10, 1847-, Sp*650
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ut .4,cay yo,,r Small Sheep, and Make Va
FOR THE
Q0WSW@IDa

SINCERELY DESTROYS of introducing am
- ong the farmers Of Shenandoah county a
stock Of sheep, in every respect superior to
the present Indifferent race, the subscribers
are happy to announce that they recently
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-03

When a young man Aas acquired a
love of reading, and Of course health
full relish for intellectual pleasures, he
has become possessed Of one of the
best preservatives against dissipation.
A fondness for low company and in
temperate pleasures is most gederally
the consequence of ignorance and want
Of taste.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-03
DRUGS g. MEDICINES.
10 W0S1A D1N Z = COO
Successors to stabl~r 4 Candy.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
At TAE OLD STAND,
No. 120 Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,

bALIlMURE,
OFFER to Druggists. Country Merchants,
u and Physicians, a very extensive and
fully assorted stock Of DRUGS, MED.
ICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, &c at prices AS low AS they can
be bough: in the United States. The
most particular attention is given to procure
articles of the best quality; and from their
long experience, and the attention they have
bestowed in acquiring knowledge Of the
Chemical and Pharmac, ut.cal, as well as the
the general Mercantile departments Of the
drug business, they feel confident that they
are qualified to supply their customers with
pure medicines, and other goods of the finest
kinds.
MANY of their Chemicals and other prcpa-
ratons are manufactured in their own estab-
Eshment, after the most approved methods,
and are warranted equal to those from any
other Laboratory.
As their goods are bought for Cash. and in
the largest quantities, they know that no
house can sell at lower Prices for goods Il
equal quality.
E. ii. S. & Co. are the proprietors andS
manufacturers Of the celebrated Worm MedA
iciues, known as
Stabler's Wright's Worm Mixture. and
Stablrr's DIR. Chapman's Worm Mixture.
& of the genuine Stabler's Lees Anti Bilious
Pills. and other Lees Family Medicines. for
merly made by Noah Ridgely OF Baltimore,
and known and extensively used & approved
Of over large portion of the United STATES
for more than fly years.
p. S. PHYSICIANS orders. whether directed
to us or received by the hands Of our custom
ers, merchants in the interior) will receive
careful attention
Baltimore, February 25, 1s47-v
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purchased very fine BUCK
of the COrSWOLD BREED
He is now on the farm of the
senior partner Martin F. Miley.)
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Dr Sc 4eSiogs,

w ,odstock, July 90, 1873. y.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-11
WING National Convention.

At a Meeting of the Wing Members of the
Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States, held on Thursday evenings
Jan. ~, lS4S, to consider the propriety of re-
commencing Wing National Convention,
Hon. w. P. Mangum of N. c. was called to
the chair, and Hon. Caleb B. Smith of Ind.
was appointed Secretary.
After discussion and due deliberaton it
was
Resolved, That it is expedient to hold
Wing National Convention for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the Offices Of Pres-
dent and Vice. President of the United States
And then the meeting adjourned for one
week..
On Thursday evening, Sd February, the
meeting convened pursuant to adjournment,
when, after some general discussion as to the
time and place of holding the proposed Con-
vention, independence Hall, an the City Of Phil
adelohia, and the seventh day Of June were
agreed upon.
1t ,cas therefore resolved, That the Wing
Members of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States do recommend
to their friends throughout the Union that
Wing National Convention be held at indie
pendence Hall, in the City of Philadelphia,
on Wednesday, the 7th day of June, 1913,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
tba "a; ooo of Draci Il apt and Vice. prpsidnnt ne
the United States.
On motion it was ordered that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the
National LnteAigencer, and that all the Wing
papers in the United States be requested to
copy them.
After which the meeting adjourned sine de.
WILLIE p. MANGUM, Chairman.
CALEB B. SMITH, Secretary.
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fully recovered from its dullness Hay-There is bet
ter supply in market, and sales making at Sl4 I'd
SIS % ton, cash. Moasses-The Market is quiet and
but few transactions TO NOTICE. The sales comprise
small lots of crop Cuba to the trade % "a 22sc
and Trinidad at 25 20 oslo ~ gal, mos. AT auction
90 hhds Cardenas at 20a 10 2lc v gal, mos. Naval
Stores-There is rather demand for Spirits and
market frmer. The sales comprise about 300 bblsiat
doc, cash. AMI ~ 10 43c. mos, part to arrive Tar is
tending downwards, owing to large supplies on
the way, and be bought AT so 20 62 " bbl cash
and 6 mos. Oils-In American Iinseed, steady sales
have been made at 62a 10 63c, CASH and some lots of
English have been taken at 63a 10 66c " gal, cash and
short time held generally above these rates. In other
Oils there has been change to notice, with steady
sales Provisions-There has continued 10 be very
good demand for Poi H. and Mess another decline Of
Soc ~ bb has taken place, but for clear and prime p
ces remain without change. We notice sales of 20
600 bills 10 50 20 Sll for NESS '4 10 Ia 50 for clear;
and 50 10 so for prime, mos. Beef continues dull
of sale ut 50 10 $40, mos, as to quality.
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Man to Man.

A person by the name of Mann, in his
walks, used frequently to meet gentleman
who was known to be disorded in his intellect,
but whose conduct had always been molten
sive. Ithappened that the mailman met on a
narrow causeway, and having large stick IN
his hand, when he came up to Mr.. Mann, he
made sudden stop, and sternly pronounced,
"Who are you sirs" The other, not at all
alarmed, and willing to soothe his assallant
with pun, replied, " Why, sir. am double
man, Mann by name, and man by nature.
Are you so, sir!' says the insane person.
i" Why, am a man beside myself; and we
two will fight you two" Upon which he
knocked Mr.. Mann into the ditch, and dehb-
erately walked off
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Singular Circumstance.

A friend of ours, says the Albany Knicker-
booker, few weeks ago, lost valuable New
foundland dog For days and days he search
ed high and low, but nothing of Lion could
he find" At last we limited to him the pro-
priety Of whistling for him in front of one of
our cheap sausage shops. He did so, and
~ith the happiest results. The very first blow
he gave, eight bellonas two head-cheeses, and
eighteen pounds of links" jumped off the
stall, and chased him down street, as if Old
Nick, was after them. This will learn our
domestic butchers to keep their sausagcs
chained.
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The Editor of the Times and the Wal
doboro' Custom House.

The editor of the Times bids fair to rival
the most celebrated wits of the age. We ad-
wise the publishers of the John Donkey to en-
gage his services Immediately. The extremely
witty article to which We allude was probably
called forth by our questions in regard to the
Waldoboro' Custom House. We have stated
that we have been informed that the editor of
the Times was a candidate for the Deputy
Collectorship at Wadoboro'. He did not deny
that he had been such IN has paper, but made the
denial to several gentlemen, privately. Now
we have it from at least too of the leading
Democrats Of JVatdoboro', that Mr.. Collector
wilson told them that he had a letter from Mr..
Gilman. soliciting the office Now we wish to
know whether Mr.. Collector Wilson has told
an untruth, or whether it is to be charged on
some one else. The Democratic leaders we
spoke of are above suspicion, besides, they
could have no possible motive to make the
statement. 1t lies, then between the editor
of the Times and the Collector. If the
editor of the Times is innocent, he will make
the same statement in his paper ,chich he makes
pricately. If he does not, the public will "un-
derstand" why it is.
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General Taylor's Letter.

The letter OF General Taylor TO the Secretary
of War, is one of the best he has written. 1t
bcstows severe but just rebuke on the
Administration for the attempt it made to
disgrace him. 1t will not, however, we ap-
prehend, be very palatable to the minions of
the President but they may smother their
wrath for the time, as they have enough to do
to defend the recent attack made on Scott.
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COMMERCIAL.

BOSTON, Feb 9, lS4S
The market remains without any Improvements since
our report and the transactions in article general
" quite moderate. For Flour the market is more set
lied and rmer, but for Corn prices have again declined
For Provisions but little alteration Fis-There IS ra
ther more doing in all kinds We notice sales of large
Goldfish, packed, at "a 10 2l and small. packed, at
9 GA 40 2 IS; Hake. packed, at 26 "a 30 and for
large green fish 50 10 qtl loose There is rather more
demand for Mackeel, but the market has not as yet
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-11
Robbing the Mail.

Charles E. Leighton was arraigned on the
9Th inst, before the U. S. District Court,
now in session at Portland, on an indictment
for robbng the Bangor Post Office, in Decem-
Der last Hepleaded guilty. Judgm ent was
suspended for two weeks.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-11

A Spartan once joined the ranks of his
countrymen, who were proceeding to battle.
He was lame, and the circumstance of his
appearing under such disadvantage provoked
the ridicule of his companions. I" I came to
fight-not to Ayr was the response of the
limping hero.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAVANNAH-Ar Sd, brig Margaret DAVIS, Dyer.
York schs Meella Patterson, Matanzas Union,
Berry, Boston. In port, among others, saip 0eoiem'
for Liverpool barque Peri, for York brig CaTDpee,
for Bath /; sch Santiago, Ingraham, for Boston
CHARLESTON-Sld 4th, barque Baltic, MoDiie; Dig
Souther, Boston. Wv,
NORFOLK-Ar 5th, sch Balance, Eldridge, YORK
BALTIMORE-Sld 9th, ship Canton, Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA-We to sea 6.h, brig Albert Fea-
ring, for Gibraltar. :.
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th, sch Niagara, spauiding, sa-
vannah. Below, brig Francis, FIN do. Sid brlgs Bur
nah, Amethyst. ~,
BRISTOL, RI.-Ar 7th brig Maria, Insraham Ma
tanZas, . -,
BOSTON-Ar 9th, ship Thorulike, Child, New Or
leans burques Rochelle, Gu It's, Newcastle, Eng; FL
Othelo, Halves, York River; Telegraph, Benner, Tan
eier, Va Jasper Hamilton, N York; Florida. PIN
Tyre, and Janus, Huchins, hence; Childe Harold,
Cush ing, and Florida -, hence. Telegraphed,
ship Clyde, fin N Orleans barque Frances Louisa,
(fm York for Portland put in on account OF heao
wind and anchored below.) Cid brig Commaqulur
Gorham, Vera Cruz.
PROVINCEToWN--Ar 5.h, sch Dresden, York
GLOUCEsTER-Ar s,h, brig Eliza, Boston foI Port
land.
PORTLAND-Ar 9th, barque Diligence, Woodbury.,
Maanzas brig Acenus Wilson, Cardenas sch Charles,
Chase Brunswick for Salem.
EAST THOMASTON-Ar Cd, sehs Equal, GuptlI,
Boston 9th, Elizabeth, Films fin West TbOmaston, 10
load for Southern port. Sid Sd, schs Sabine koon-
son, Norfolk and market; 9Th, Lucy White, Hail,
York Mary Snow, COburn Vinalhaven .
FRANKFORT-Sld LIST, briggs Toplif, Havener, Ma
tanzas Sd, Susan Currier, Parker, Havana