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Eastern times., 1850-08-08

The commissioners to determine the bound
ary line of Mexico and California left New
York on Saturday afternoon in the steamship
Galveston for Port Lavacca, in Texas. The
party consists of lO5 men, including officers
engineers, surveyors, artisans and laborers.-
They are accompanied by military escort Of
U. .. Infantry, numbering between 14O and
100 men, The military officers are Col Nc
Ciennan, OF the U; S: Typographical Engi-
neers, and Lieut.. Strain, of the navy. Mr.. ].
R. Bartlett is the commissioner. The as,ron.
omer is Bt LieutCol. Mcclellan Of the Ton.
Engineers, and he will have Capt. HardcastIe
and 1t. Whipple, and others of the same corns
for assistants. There have been provided f,pr
galvanized iron boats, built in sections. for land
transportation; forty-six capacious tents. and
twenty-seven wagons; also, stores, arms and
implements sufficient for years service. -
Mr.: Bartlett will delay his departure until the
18th instant, for the reason that there is no sec.
retary of the interior to give him his final off.
lal instructions.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Rlack Silk ShlWlS

ONE Cartoon Black Silk Shaws, very lprge ones
" received this morning and for sale cheap.
Aug OWEN & co.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08

IN New Goods received this morning and now opening
~ at the Auction Rooms Of OWEN Co., and will be
sold the prices-call before they are gone.
Bath, July ), 1850. ?
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Beware, Beware.

THE sicky has commemorative careful not to
waste your money for Quack Medicines DIR. A. Shaw
keeps all kinds Of gemuine medicines. Bu, what YOU
know Is valuable. Remember the place-a few doors
south Of the Elliot House.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
ID c 81 { III s..

In this city, 81 inst, Mr.. Samuel stanwood aged 81
wears. g- -ra= 2. .F..H ..ta p aF-ut
In this city, 9Th inst Margaret Drunmond, daughter Of
e. Page, aged wears and 2 days .l
At Marysvle California; June 9TH of dy sentery, Jehn
F., son Of Capt. Nathaaielkpnball, aged - years.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Truth.
One More Lot

nR A. SHAW keeps all the patent medicines called for
~ in the markct-but recommends none except those
which are GOOD.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Preserves 4 JeIiies or an kinds.

FJVAMARtNDS, Strawberry Jam, Raspberry Jam. Red
and Black Jelly, Green Gage Mnrhialade
Guava Jelly, Preserved Ginger &C., for sale a, the City
Karket by A 6PAGE.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
TAXES !!
Paw from z Ia CENTS

DOR sufficient quantity Of Dyers Washing Fluid 10
do Your washing, and all hard labor, most OF
yonr soap, fuel, and and OF clothes. Beware
Of counereils and limitations A. G. PAGE. Igent.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Y scRorrLors .l:I INFECTIONS or THE EYEs.

WINCHESTER, KY. Oct 20, lSly
Arm n SANpS-tienemeu would not have
presumcd TO write yeu ii ii not my duly 10 let
,be puic know the almost miraculous effect ssrsa
pariIa has had upon My limbs covered with
ulcerpus sores that could not walk during the whole
Snrinp and Summer IN this situation commenced tho
use OF your Sarsaparlla. md after taking boues
was entirely cured must tell you of another wonder
ul cure My brthcr afflicted with this scrofui in lis
head bad thai his py yscian told him that loss of
his sight inevitable, and permanent blindness seems
ed TO be his fate Three bottles entirely restored his
sight and connul but recommend all similarly Attic.
ted TO use Sands Satsararilla. Yours truly.
NF MtU BENZ r BCCkNER
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
New Goods.

A T the Auction Store Of Gwen 4 Co, received thi
n morning. and for sale cheaper than ever
July 81 Fn1 nH7 " OWEN & co.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
DOMESTIC PORTS

APALACHlCOLA-Ci l7th, ships Rio Grande, Liver
pool 23d, Tempest d.. 81 'tft1.8 8r4sf EFEE RI Al
BoSTON-Ar 5th brig Cushno., (of Augusta Lowry,
Baltimore for Weymouth.
PROVIDENCE 3d. brig wildes Walker, Edg
comb, Bangor. ~ ~ ist &
NEW YORK-Ar Sd, sch Gen Warren, Whitham,
Thomaston 5h Traveller from Bangor Baltimore put
In on accomt Of head winds.
cid for Boston
NEW NEW oRLEANs-CM esih, ship Joseph Badger, Iiv
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately
N the subscribers Attorneys and Coun
seIIors al law ter minated the 18th day Of June
70 rrrl c. r. PORER. 41-
JACOB SMITH.
r-.s -rvfrr ..f +. ID. SEWAIL.
Bath July o. 2S5O ara...- 3w5
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Black Silk Lace 4 Fringes
ColOred Dress Silks.

DOR vises just received and will be sold cheaper than
l. ev9r by OWEN co.
August |
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Hisfory Of the ConfessiOmaI.

DY Bishop Hopkins Of the Episcopal Diocese Of Yer.
ID mont Just rec'd-also fresh stock Of Stationery
Mathematical Instruments and Miscellaneous articles
July g. 1850. 2 ELISHA CLARKE
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
nnNIESTIC PNRTS

I;oston-Ar Ist, schrs frederick Eugene Small Nor
f''k Gieanor Sawyer - Martins via York; Oregon,
New Orleans-Towed To sea 18th, ships ughion,
John Henry; aoh Stara Mo rse, Harvard, 81 Charles
New York-A 3oth, brig -Four Brothers, kerry,
Bath.
Al~o barque Brunette, Prebe, San Juan, Cuba, o.
Ar 3st, (bv reD bague Monterey, Of North Yarmou h.
Salt Key sch Perine. or Peru Thcna.ton.
Ar 3l>i, sch Peru, Hart, Thomaston.
Cid .Sih. ship Caspian, Truf-nt Bath.
Irovidence-Ar 3lst, brig Gen Marion, Lnscou
MobiIe-Aiv aad, brig Lucy Spear, for New York.
W Iih d. sI,t h.
ma, of WI min ston, Del, 3lst.
Cid 2nd, brig Porto Rico, Perkins, Saco.
New YOrk-Ar lst, brig Albion Cooper, Giles, CO.
Below, barque Mary Ellen II days from Sagua.
cid LIST ships Sw tzeriand Hubbard London; Z Hum
phreys Badger, Bic Island; brgs Manzauilio, Co'cord
Dohoy lsand barque Indian Queen, varney, Port
Piuce.
New Haven-sld Ist sch Caspian. Paterson ,IIaIlo-
Newport-Ar ID, sch Elizabeth, Providence, for
Gardiner.
Ar 2nd, sch Rocky Hill, Day Damariscotta for Virgin
Boston-Ar Sd, sch saml Nash, (of HarpsweiD Al
New OrIeans-Adv :5rh, ship Maine, Freeman, for
Londrn wig 800 hh1s tobacco.
Mohile-In port atth brig Lucy Spear, for York,
wig 2u0 bales
Richmond-Ar I>t, sch Sea Lion, Brown, Thomas
GIouce,ter-Ar3 81 l. sch Albion Boston for Dana
riscota 3D. farason do for Bath; Union, do for Thorn
aston.
Providence-Sld Ist, sch Texas, Baker, Gardiner.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cndix-In port June 2Otl, ,(back date) ship VIM
Cooper, Lincoln di>g, for Boston.
st Johm-Cid 25th, sch Western Bisset, Bath.
Ent for ids, 2Jd ship He'll Roct Pendirton for Cork
SPOKEN.
July H. lat "a 55 lon % ~ ship ZaraaB, Chase, from
Havana. ~ ds for Cowes; (a> the SD June la she
either sp ken July 4, :,8 d. out. AZ sf-
July 2Sth, la, 25 s. Ion "a 10, sgnalized ship Hal
cyon, fm Orleans for Liverpool.
July D. lat Al l2 Ion 81 d, ship Moro, (f Bath) Lar
rahee ds fR New York Tor Glasgow (uther accounts
say 26lh, ond 2oih, andion 50 4j.)
Per steam ship Canada, at New York
Sid al Liverpool I4ih. Martha Ward, TrVIt, New
York. Ell for ldg 18Th, Emma Field. Snow. York.
Adv-W Sewa Small, N York % ulr, Emma Field
Snow do % HI New England, Preble, do lst Instant
tT Aihoro,' l2th, Saone Sargent, irom LIZ ndon for
Cronsiadt ...
Ar at Newport, 1lth ny Warren, Rairden, Antwerp.
Sid from Cronsadt 9th, r & Woodward, Chapman.
Hull, l.. #r
sid FIN Hamburg 10th, Kcss,ith, Fisher, N York.
Sid from Antwerp 18th, Sophia, Everett, Newport, F.
Sad FIN Flushing, 18th, Helen Augusta, henderson Car
diff rr- bod.
sid from Havre. I4th, Brunswick, Thomas, Orleans.
Adv at Bordeaux. l4th, Sahattis. Cl,ib,sne. y.
Ar at Cadiz, 4th, Hath ,rn, Small York.
Madras-In port June s,h ship Buena Vista, ,Linnel,
Boston. (Mch ~ 5th, for Calcutta socn.
Cronstadt-In port l2,h uit, Wabash Barnes, for
Bordeaux, idg.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Notice,
Spring STYLE

HATS anI CARS, for sale by .-..-
III 3,nl6 L. s FISHER.
TapiOca, Sage, MacarOnl,
yTERMICEILI, Farina, Potaioe starch, Wheat Groats
Oat Groats pudings, C.. for sale at the City Mar
ket bv A.G. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
FOREIGN PORTS,

FOREIGN PORTS. H#4-
At Cronstadt, 18th ult, ship Wabash, Barnes for Ber
deaux, ldg rIr n 1-T-- 4. -
Al 81 Thomas 18th uit, Roderick Dhu Freeman I'm De
marara, unc. t,
Eastern times., 1850-08-08

SPJKEN.
July 22d lat "a 2 lon 81 "a ship Sarah & Louise from
Mobile for Liverpool and parted 29,, lat 30 Ion "a.
July H. Lit A S. abt Ion 20 30, ship Zardtan iom
Havana June 49, for Cowes.
July 9Th 40 L. Ion St, ship Nathl knbalI fsom
Orleans for I.vei pool - ds nut. IE
July p, Straits of Flcrida. ship Rebecca of suns
wick, fin Orleans for Liverpool. N. ss. !. !.
No date lat % N, Ion Sc w, ship Desdemona, # Bath
FIN York Tor Coast Of Africa, (by the Bell ar IN The
Downs FIN CeyIop1 t ~ f- IHH -
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
DISASTERS 6,

DISASTERS.
Rri- CuShnoc. (of AuguStt,) L1wry, from PaItimore
for Weymouth, with iron and bricks. went ashore on
/ Hedge Fence, neyard Sound, abt 2S At last
counts she di-charIng lighters, and woud prob
ably be off with little damage, If the weather contin-
ued favorable.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08

habit Of the system,
MONG the many and important discoveries of this
n generation, is whose fame will be written. as
with a sunbeam. in the history of the past SANDS
SARSAPARllI.A stands krih alone, and by It's own
works procain,s power-iiat mute eloquence
isibIy affecting the appeals 10 the suffering for relief,
has been answered. T'hursands of OF disease
lave bcey cured fy his invaluable medicine, such
are not furnished in the records of time. These things
are not done in places III some unknown town
but ars performed in principal cities and public pa
ces Thov brought before the world 10 substantats
bevond doubt the hsatng o this preparation =;
and the facts unolde although gigantic plain Us
the light OF day.
The Sarsapara is combined with the most effeciual
aids the most >auary productions, The potent
pes OF viic vegetable Kingdom and its unprecedented
success in the restoration health of those who had long
pned under distressing chronic malades, has
gwen il an exalted chaFacer-luTnisbng,a II does,
evidence o its intrinsic value. and recommending
il TO the afflicted in the afflicted only Gun know
II has long been a important deSderatum IN the
practice Of medicine, obtain remedy similar this
one that would the per, stomach and bo,cels
with all the precision and potency OF mineral prepara
ons vel without there deleterious effects upon
the vial powers OF the Although possessed of
p,weru healing properties 1t IL entirely harmass, and
will moi :niure 10 delicate constitution When in
health no effect produced by It's except
Increase Of appetite but when disease is seated in tho
frame and carving victim along the path of life
hen liz mysterious influence is felt and seen; enkf-
dies ne W life and vur and brings health and strength
.ts.s41.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08

DIR. Christic's Galvanic Curhtives.
VALUABLE remedies for all nervous and chronic
Y diseases. for sale by A. g. PAGE,
~ rhe only aulhsrized agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
Jaynes, Medicines.

GEARS Syrup Of Iiverwort, Fahuesiock Vermifugc,
= Trufant's Compound for Salt Rheum Mofat's Med
icines &c, and pills OF all kinds, for sale by
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF hath,

. PORT OF BATH. rs-
ARRIVED.
r-..I-. FRIDAY, August ..
ARRIVED
Sloop Julian Savage, Boston.
SUNDAY, August
ARRIVED.
Sch Lamattine, Eaton, Portland
Eastern times., 1850-08-08
BY THE LAST NAIL.
DISASTERS.

severe gale experienced st Martins, llh aud
l2h ship Andover Bearse dragged her anchors, and
prevent going Shore had all her masts away lost
anchors, ers..-- .saH e. p
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William AND MARY COLLEGE.


VNHE next annual session Of this Institution Will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JoHNs, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SMEAD, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
manlty.
WILLIAM +. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A NJ, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SLAs ToTTEN, d. D., Professor OF Intel
lecual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates--the regular course for the degree OF Bach
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years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
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desiring to Join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
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Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
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answered. if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAD, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the leg
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study with any class which they may be prepared
to join.
july Isl aw
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" BROG.a.NS.-l,0 900 pair Oak Tanned Russell
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Formerly Solicitor Of the General Land Office.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
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