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THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

RATRIGH, N. G.
ENHE above Company has been in operation since the
LIST of April last, under the direction of the following
Onicers, viz:
Dr. Chas e. Johnson President,
"m. u. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. Fl. Jones, Treasurer, -
Perrin Busbee, Attorney
Or Charles E. Johnson, 1,ed,,.,, p,
Dr. Dr.: R. R. 3. 3. aayWood Il: wood Of Consultation
]. Hersman Genl Agent
This Company has received charter giving aivantal
ges to the insured any other Company, The 5th
Section gives the Husband The privilege to insure his
own lie Tor the sole of his w ife and Children free
from any Claims of the representatives ofthe husband or
any of his creditors. ..ss..e.-sfss .
Organized on purely mutual principles the life mem
bers participate in the schoe ofte profits which are de-
clared annually Besides tho applicant for hfc when
the annual premium is $50, may pay one half in
Note
All claims for insurance against the Company will be
paid within ninety days after proof of the death of the
party is furnished. e----
Slaves insured for one or for FIVE wears at rates
which will enable all Shareholders to- secure this class
Of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents and interesting feature
in the history of North Carolina which will prove very
important to the Southern States.s5.. z. sfs H. s,sl.
The last four months operation of this Company show
very large amount OF busnessmore than the Directors
expected to do the first yearhafng already issued more
than 200 Policies. - -f:5 s.ssa3l
All Communications on business of the Comuany
should be addressed to JAMES F.-JORDAN,
SecretGry.
August ~, ls49. - IT'S
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Hats--Fall style for 4e49

d TUCKER & SON have just received their Fall
IL. Supply of Fashionable Beaver and Super Moeskin
Hats. In the production of the article just mentioned,
the fauitless models of European Style have been
consulted and by uniting of their most prominent
features with American habit and TASTE the present fashion
has been formed and its appropriateness the other po
tons of the Gentemens Fall and Winter Costume can
not fail recommend it to the fashionable community.
Our and the public respectfully invited
to call and examine for themselves
r. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh August 49, ls49. 1885 ia
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Election of Major General.

- ss-s - GAnYsBURo, N. Co. August 25th, ls49.
To ColoneB Con,nundants of Regiments and Captains
Of Cauqhry composing the .ftih Brigade N. g. M
VTOU are hereby commanded to call together the
II Officers and Soldiers of your respective troops on
the 22d of September next at the usual place OF service
and proceed vote. by ballot for Major General to fill
the occasioncd by the resignation of Gen. Daniel
s. Crenshaw; and transmit to me, thereafter
possibe farand correct statement of the votes poed
THOMAS J. PERSON, Brigadier General.
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A Teacher Wanted.

FTNHE Trustees of the Tarborough Male Academy
L wish to employ competent person to take charge
of this School, who come well recommended as to
habits and qualifications teach the various branches of
Academieal education
Marlborough is considered a healthy location. The
society is good, and weconducted School will be lib
orally patEonized.
Applcansryiil address the undersigned Tarborougb.
II. T. CLARK, ..-
Secretary to Trustees.
August 27th, ls49. 774-4t-
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MCILWAINE & BROMLEY,
PEFERsBUKG, Va.
HM HAVE on hand rye and well assorted
AAAA STOCK OF GROCERIES,


AAA STOCK OF GROCERIES,
veil snIted to the trade which embraces full supply
of eyerv thing in their Iine Intoxicating liquors always
exceptcd0 and consists in part of
1900 Bags Coffee, Rio, Lagura, Jamaica, Java, &c.
25O Hhds and Bbls. Brown Sugars-all descriptions,
200 Packages, Loaf, Crushed, aud Powdered sugars,
$500 Sacks Liverpool, fine and ground Alum Salt
25 900 Sides Sole Leather, Oak and Hemlock, u,
IS 600 Yds Cotton Bagging, Dundee, German & Gunny
900 lbs. Bale Rope, Hemp, Jute &c.
1000 lbs Baling Irvine,
$50 Boxes Soap and Candles,
100 Packages Manufactured Tobacco various brands,
100 Tons Swede, English, and American Iron,
10000 lbs. Band, Hoop, and Rod Iron,
10000 Eng. & Amer. Bst. Steel, Ger, Cast d Shear,
80 Hhds. Tierces and Bbls. Moasses,
$50 Rhls. and half Bbs, Mackere, No l, and B.
200 Bis. B'rn Domcstcs-Osburgs, Shirt. Shectings,
1000 Casks Cut Nails and Brads,
500 Bags Shot, 200 Kegs Powder,
80 Bags Pepper, Spice, and Ginger
Bed Cords, Plow Lines, and Silters,
Tubs, and Pals, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Family Roe, whole and trimmed Herrinss,
Best French and common Calf SAins,
Russell & Blk Upper, Lining and Binding Skins,
Harness and Skirting Leather, Cotton Yarns,
Virginia North Carolina, and Western Bacon,
Feathers, Beeswax, Stone Ware, Pipes
Hoes, Wagon Boxes, Potts. Ovens, fea Kettles,
Alum, Copperas and Saltpetrc,
MilIer's Outcalt's, and Paper Snuff,
Principe, Havana RegaIa, and common Segars,
Writing, Letter. and Wrapping Paper
Gunpowder, Impl. and Black Teas,
Window Glass, assorted, Putty,
Salts Saleratus, Sup. Car. Soda
Sperm. Refined, and Tanners OIL
White Lead, Pure, Extra, and No. I,
Best Spanish Indigo and Copperas,
Brmstone Ink, Wafers Blacking, &c.
all of which will be sold the most favorable terms for
Cash, or to punctuaI customers on the usual Credit
All their stock having been purchased for Cash. they
enabled to compete with any other murket, and res
pectully invite PURCHASERS to examine Orders punctu-
ally and faithfully attended to.
u Consignments of produce made to their address
will meet with their-bcst attention.
Petersburg Va. August a. ls49.
773-St
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Latest Arrivals.

r OAFy. Crushed and Brown Sugars,
i i Old Government Java, Laguyria. Rio Coffee,
Sperm, Adamantine, and Hull &Son's Talow Candles,
Old English and American Cheese in Boxes r A9
Heavy Dundee and Gunny Cotton Bagging,
Bale Rope and Bagging Twine. ,i-s
Just received and for sale by s5a 3
;: R.>TUcKER q SON. :
Raleigh, Sept 5, ls49. = ~ss 774-
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Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of John Mitchell, the Irish
patriot, accompanied by her two daughters, arrived
in Philadelphia few days since, in the packet ship
Hibernia, from Liverpool. They were sojonrning at
the Washington House, but intended proceeding in-
rediately TO Washington City. ss1l -
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Dark and dreary enough, then, IS the winter pros
pect for the present administration. What is to be
done1 The course of the President is clear His
own letters furnish him with platform on which ne
can securely stand II was that platform that ne
came into power Il is on that platform, alone, that
he retain the affection and confidence OF the Peo
pie of the United States. General Taylor was not
elected as the candidate of "a party He himself de-
cared that he never would be the President OF party
But how shamelessly have the cabinet dlsregarded
that great principe They have discovered the utmost
contempt for the pledges of the President, the fame
of the President the honor of the President and the
success of his administration. There Is not single
pledge given by him that the cabinet have not viola
ted tried violate. The fankness OF the Fresl-
dent they have returned with dupcIty His generous
confidence they have repaid by unbushing treachery:
Look at the manner in which they have dispensed
the patronage of the government! Look at their
disregard of the public interests Loo at the man.
agment of the Post Office Department and the Home
Department! The inquiry perpetually presents IT.
self-What is to be donef But one course can avert
the danger which is ahead. The President should
dismiss, at once, his treacheTous counselors, and
select new ones. The moral effect Of that decisive
step would be electric throughout the whole Union.
Ne,D York Hernh.
The above is from the New York Herald, a neutral
paper Its true every word of it. But how is Gen.
TAYLOR to be excused, by throwing the blame on the
Cabinet? Are not these Cabinet officers his thumbs
and fingers, to be moved by him at pleasure! Is
not he and he alone responsible for the manner in
which the duties of the Executive Department have
thus far been discharged Surely he is; and the
American people will hold him to account, as their
servant elected by them, for these gross violations
of his solemn pledges, and for the palpable failure
thus far, of his Administration of their affairs.
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ProposaIs for a Pnlnn.

e date for digging and waIng up Well. and putting
in Pump in the Western Ward Of this City, near the
Masonic Hall. Apply to Mr.. Murray, the City consta-
BILE, who will receive the Proposals.
Raleigh, September 5th, le4e.
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The price Of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, is ad
vertised above
The Managers Printed Drawings, endorsed By the
or of Maryland, in all sent to our corFespo-
dents Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers OF Packages of Tickets seldom haze
age any of the Capital Prizes, and one Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes Txsthrds ef the pr
zes are sold in Packages of TcketEsasssa 5sFsz
Please order q few days before the Lotteries draw
All orders pnnctually answered blythe return mails
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who wish for.
tune backled their backs viii nd that it is only
necessary to enclose the price Gas laid down in the above
scedule) for Package single Tickets to the truly for
tunate, far-famed and old established house of IL
:, -. PYFER & CO..
-: No.AI, Light Street BALTIMORE Md y
Or Boz 524, Baltimore Poet Office 81
August l, le49. 77s&Iui.-
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FATHER MATHEW AND srIIE BLIND

".
The Boston Correspondent Of the Washington Re.
public TINS notices Father Mathew visit to the In
sntution for the Blind in that City:
Speaking Of Father Mathew, am reminded of an
interesting visit he made to the Institution for the
blind, under DIR. Howe, on Thursday last. He was
particularly interested in Laura Bridgman the blind
and deaf mute. He gave her one of his medals, and
she wrote on paper in reply: j" We are all very
glad to see Father Mathew Some of the papers
crtlcise this expression of Laura's but she meant
what she said. She had spiritual sense of vision,
undoubtedly, corresponding with our material notion
OF sight. Father Mathew took the paper she had
written, and said he should keep it, and take home
to ireland, and put it in Frame The worthy priest
expressed himself much gratifed with his visit"
MASON AND DIxoN's LINE. Under resolution of
the Legislature of Maryland. passed at late session.
Henry u: ). Key, esq. of st. Mary's county, was
appointed by Governor Thomas, the 2Ist instant
commissioner the part of this State to ascertain
the original site of the boundary at the point on
Mason and Dixon's line, where the States of Penn
sylvania, Delaware and Maryland join each other and
Remark and reset boundary stone other proper
monument. j. Nick, Watkins, esq.,, Secretary of
State, has appriAed the Governors of Pennsylvania
ana delaware OF this appointment /; and Joshua P.
Eyre, ESQ.,, of Chester, Delaware county, has been
appointed commissioner for the purpose on the
part OF the State of Pennsylvania. So soon the
Governor of Delaware shall have made similar ap-
pointment, the commissioners will fix upon an early
day for entering upon their duties.
Bali. Republican.
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Old Java Coffee and Crushed sugar.
TUST received. Also, on hand few pieces white
O Flannel, suitable TO the season. 4. BROWN
Raleigh, September 4th Is4c..
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THIS upendou Exhibition acknowledged with accord
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack

ages IN the above plendd Lotteries will receive the mos
prompt attention, and official account of each drawin
sent Immediately after it is all who order from
Address j. & G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MAURr, & Co., Managers,
alexandria, Virginia.
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. COUNrRRPEIr $50 BILLS. A gentleman from Rock
gham county furnishes Us description Of counter
lett $50 bills in circulation. They PurPot to be
drawn by the Bank of the State of North Carolina ;
made PAYABLE to l. T. Avery at the Branch at Nor
Eanton letter A; No. S74; dated Raleigh. 4th May,
Is46; signed G. Dewey, Cashier, and D., Cameron,
Prest; the engraving well done, bot Cameron,s
aame badly executed. The bills are well calculated
% deceive the best Of judges. ..l. = e. -
1t was onIy last week that we noticed counter
cit 50 bill which appears to have emanated from the
ane direction as the above. It is high time the
Furious bank which has been doing so extensive and
uccessfui business were broken mp. Is there no
possibility of detecting the seoundTels1
Grfensborongh Patriot.
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City In telllgenee.


TIE THisp REo'nENr (HyssARs) This noble regt-
ment-which consists for the most part, Of German
grocers every owning the horse he rides ts
anniversary parade yesterday In rompkins Square Mt
IL o'clock. Three years ago. there was not man Ia
that regiment Colonel Postley called nrs.
and ss isted by Captain Jsee organized squadron OF
husssrs From that time IL has steadily increased till
nov 1t Ia full The Colonel takes pride In ms hi og
this regiment perfect In drill and with the consent Of
the commander IN. chief has adopted the English ca
vary tectcr which he considers before all others He
gnlstiops" printed for the OF the rank and die
This regiment take peculiar pleasure In bearing arus
End hnowtng their from the memory Of oppression
IN Fstherlspd They passed sice on their way to
the Battery, to join General Halls brigade.
AccIDrsr James Reynolds. 10 years Of age acct.
oentsy fell into the slip at the foot Of Grand street
about O'Clock on Sunday afternoon and was rescued
from drowning by Charles Price, OF 70 Mangin street.
who jumped into the water to him He was assist
ed BY policeman Patrick Flood. The boy was taken
home to 3l6 Grand street.
ENGINE This engine not at the Ore In Green
with street on Sunday night though of the mem
beers OF the company were.
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1roehlyn CITY lnselllGenee.

FnE- On Sunday morning about O'Clock, barge
lying the foot Of Gold street. discovered
Ore. 10 extinguished with but sght damage.
II belonged to the New fsrk Erie Railroad Company.
Arorsss -Attwo O'Clock Monday morning . Gre
broke In the basement Of the four story brick house
in Washington street, near Prospect. The Aremen
we're promptly onthe spot and soon extnguished II be-
fore much damage was done.
AsD sruL AroTaUp.-Yesterday morning, about
o'clock, flames ssuibg from the stable Of Mr.
Carbart In Adams street near Wilioughby. IL was
soon got under and confined to the stable,
CornKorIor.-In report In yesterdays Hrsd o
the doipgs OF the city court occurred stating
that the city court bad adjourned 10 the 18th inst
should have read the Court Of General Sessions ad
jaurpsd TO the 10th inst A. this likely 10
misl.sd Jurors deem 10 proper that this correcton
should be made.
Cirv Covnr In this court there two civil
set down Ter to-morrov. On "Wednesday the court viii
open for the trial 81 several criminal causes sent down
from the General Sessions.
DrAp Bopv Fousp FLusurso Bu.-On Sunday
afternoon the body Of an unknown man drifted
ashore at Flushing bay. He was . Of about 10
Of and OF nbs hletic FORM dark
lie could net BE- than four Ave days In the
ter basiy ipqusst vas held and when our informant
LETT hole being dug In the sand. where the body
vss found, to bury ~ IL vas without conn This
h strange mode Of proceeding In Christian cosntry
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The Weather ana the Croys.


The Georgetown Is. c. Otsrser, of the 9Th inst
fsys:-since Friday last We have sd the wind at N.
and ~ f. with light showers Of rain and all the ind-
cations Of an sutumnal gale. The wind moderated
yesterday, and we now have the appearance Of fair
weather. The rice harvest has very generally COM
neneed Up 70 the last day Of August inclusive not
rice bird could be They however came with tho
". j.. wind, and nov on the rice fields in swarms
and will do much damage to the young rice
The Clinton (Aa) Whig, Of the 18th ult.. says:-we
last week mentioned the fact that the boil and army
worm we're causing considerable injury to the cotton
fields. Our information derived fron two plan
tiers Of reepcctabty and experience Since the our
Information IL OF character to induce the belief that
the growing crop Of this parish under the most
favorable circumstances yield more than half the
quantity expected by the planters when they pitched
their crops.
The kicksburg (Miss) Sentinel, OF the 18th ult :.
taysThere Is doubt that the genuine cotton worm
bias appeared In the parishes OF Concordia and rensa
below us In Louisiana Whether the visitation is to
be general and destructive whether ms In lsi7 tho
worms will conhne themselves to scattered spots
few plantations doing little damage, time only de-
tsrmne. The cotton planters Threatened with tAs
msfortunes OF all past years crowded into year.
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DKsInIcrrvs FIns IN CHrsuro, N. Y.--Last Sunday
night all was quietly reposing la the full condolences Of
safety and security, until about 8 O'Clock on Monday
morning, whom that rightfu aud alarming ory OF rs
was heard through all parts Of tho town. and the H.
very stable Of l.. Fish discovered 20 be fro;
and 80 great was the flame almost Instantly that 10
more than d. ed the best skill Of the eager are-
men and with the best energy that could be
All psrts OF the village from where the canal
WATER street, at Thompsons hotel down to Bald via
ztreot and up Baldwin street, including tbs dxsns
OF Thos Dunn, we're destroyed The Eagle tavern aud
q. the out building harm sheds 80 valued at SO ooo;
insured for IS 300 The grocery store Of Shacketon
loss $500 insured for $500 The grocery aud bakery
ofG, W Russen-loss not known, but mostly insured.
The brick store occupied by q X. L. w Watts. ss .
trunk and harness shep-loss about $500; no iosi-
rance. The brick store Of H. Salisbury an extensive
grocery and liquor eetabishment-ioss about 81 900:
$500 insured en- the store, and $4,000 the goods
j. n Elmores brick dry goods stors-this loss Il
estimated, ~ Mr. Elmore u nov In Ne~ York but Va
understand was mostly insured. Immediately above
vas Smiths Recess and bowling saloon-sutirs lo-s.
Alec, Boynten Powers marble factory loss 500. La
the same building was the harness chop Of D. Grover
loss estimated at $40 The large double sorehou. o
3 %. strsng Co, containing about $1,000 worth Of
wool and $500 In merchandixe-loss not kaos -
ChemVne Democrat, Sept. 6.
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ARRIVALS And pKrARTuRrs.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
George NJ. Young, U. 9. Navy; Lieut. Jones. o. 9.
ksrists; j. &. DE Crat, u. s. Navy; Captain D~lsno,
Pouehttepsis; A. Sanford, Alsbsms; G. Wiifora,
Virginia; Captain Whom, u. 8. Navy; Or. Gasittc,
New Ofiesbs; NJ. ste.srt, u. Navy; n. Ls Roy
Parker u. ~ Fiigste Raritsn. are at the american.
Van. Richmond; Lieut.. Col SERVER. IT, 8.
Army; J. A. Bates, Navy; Major Comstock. New
Orl.sps, w II Waller. u 8. Army; ID. Peters. Viz.
gibis Mr. Clarke Wasbipgt.p; J. ,. Key, Kentuchy;
A. Sanford. Alabsmaj J. McHeory, Savannah; A. J.
Dsbois tiorids; Gen. Cunningham, Poushks~psis,
81 the Asfor House.
hen s. r. Cbsse. U. 9 Senate, Ohio; J. Gcrsss. ".
Army; Rev MIR. Butipger Wssbingtou; Colonel
ebster sDd family. u. A., Capt Smith. do; Capt.
tpIipm, do n l.. Ess'is, do; Capt. I. Won ssudits
81 1bomss A. q MILLER. u Army; DR.. Hast.
irGs u 8. Navy; Coz. Eaton. u. Army; Or Tsbh
sld family. Virginia; Gen Duff Green. Wa.hingtos;
Mr. Pristow and LADY, Montreal; Lieut.. Tsvis, 4. q
Amy; Judge A. + H'as Long bland; Com Parses
u. s. Nsvy. Capt seymour. U, &, hrmyi Major Js~~,t
90; }. l.. Ficrsnce and family phsdelphia; Alfred
ibnl,ps. Montreal; n y. CLARK, ", q. Army; Colonel
Ef,iss aud fsssi'y. do. are ct the Irving House
Court Calendar for this Day.
Cornos A., Mes 81. 100. Ito III. ia Ifa rta
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Leay Commonwealth following IL the summary
Of the opinion Of Judge willard In tho q Hiram
Carpenter and Joseph l.. Snow, who we're appointed
Lean Commissioners for Saratoga county, bot Who
we're denied the books and papers Of the ocs the
ground that the once Is . county one and the sp-
pontment not 1T the disposal Of the Governor aud Sc
nate -
1.-THE conclusions al which have arrived may BE-
summed up follows First, the Office Of
" loans IL county Office, vitbs the meant AZ Of
section Il article 10 of the present constitution
cond, The mode 81 appointmeDt OF that officer IL NOE
provided Tor In the constitution except In the
section which declares that such county officers anal
be elected BY the electors ofthe respective counties or
appointed BY the boards Of supervisors other
authorities as the Legislature shall direct Third the
power Of appointment by the Governor and senst.,
which existed with respect to csusty officers under
the late constitution, Is BY necessary Ia
away and consequently the petitioners show yAs
ysef TUE to the Office aud tn cir application must DO
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Tus PLosips Ispisrs A,p Mo,sS,.rs or Tsoors-
The New Orleans Pesyun> Of the LIST Inst has letter
from under date Of the 3lst ult which
Gays The ttesmer Olivia. Capt Srice arrived here
from Tampa Bay, via sc Joseph snd Pensacola
The Olivia conveyed Major Gen Twiggs and stan,
with twepty recruits frem Pascs gouia and Col Gard
ner. Capt. Howe, Adjutsnt General Lieut. De Russey
from Pensacola arrived ct Tampa Bay the 9Th Inst
Lift Fovt Brooke on Monday the 18th inst. No com
munc alton had been had with the indians. They are
supposed to ~ within the boundary veil supplied With
provisions aud numbering 500 warriors, under Sam
Jones spd billy Bow Legs
On the 2sth Inst General Tviggs despatched Major
Bsinbridge With company 4th artillery. the Mani
tee river and vas preparing to station t.o other com
rssies near fssss Greek and the Hcks posssssassi.
The inbabtssts Of the above named settlemests
ell fortsd, and their crops were abandoned. Ne nev
dspredstiors had been reported Prompt measures
wi, ~ Immediately adopted TO protscs the frontier sst
Elements
The TN infsstry had not arrived. About two hun
drvd ana eny Flosida volunteers sacsmped the
north tide Pvase Greek but sdvied to remain In
sctive for the present Capt Casey Indian agent 81
Of the chiefs ct Sara Sofa Mt the full Of the moon
white Sag and other indications " their willing
TO talk With the whites had bees discovered sesr
thst place.
Len government steamer Col Clay at Tampa, brig
Colunbns. y. Wakemsn, master from Hustouaicc,
boupd to New York. put into Pensacols on the 2stn
met In distress for want Of crev having lost three
men through lever. The captain had also been sick,
and the vessel stsered 20 Pepsscois By ose nan
Ct that place. Cspt wstsmsn reports schoonsrs vo-
liant and eu-ens both Of Nsw york sailed In psny
frt m Husscpscc river rssseo u y sloop Of war Al
kspy ape horsd on Horn bland