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.am, instant. L. i worse il il Nylla asking
nj. Idol a. save his life, and promising 7"
break il 10 pieces Immediately Afterwards =,
People will ask ofTeaxs--as Hercules p,p
Of the wagoner- why she does not h''P
berself9 What has become Of those ~ l'"H'
sand, or eight thousand, rampant Nnlunle''''
Who are IA readiness, on the Grr Of sepiem-
her IA march 20 Santa Fe, headed by "oN-
ernor Bell that piece Of tinkling brass
thev be IN readiness fJr the enterprise why
not make themselves useful and got the"
hands la beforehand by marching against
and fronnding the rayapos Perhaps how
ever. il happens, HEwo long ago s"se'''ea'
that Texas, howeyer numerous on h''''P
disposed her volunteers may be-, hnds u m
possible 10 move them without som" Of Uncle
samuel's money 10 pay for supplies and trans
portaton, and therefore without such ASSIST
ance, size Il equally unable n employ them
aonlnst the sayages. Under these cirfum'
stances, We 10 not know bat that Congress
would b. doinga wise and humane act Wy
substituting for the Texas boundary bill a res
olulion 10 pay Texas ten millions Of dollars
for whipping the Indians out Of the Nueoe'
disirict-to which the United Stater has a
much hettcr claim than TeNAsa-with another
''ss'sssu''f l""'"iHk tnat H'"'"'''''' ---.i ---A
the volunteers shall have their pockots full Of
sugar plums, on condition Of MOI driving the
United States out of New Mexico. We think
IL highly desirable thnt the Indians SHOULD be-
dap0sed of in snmr proper Wap; aud no sae
can doubt the proprioiy ofrewardinR the 10y
atty Of Governor Bell aud the patriotism Of
his volunteers
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THE TEXAS QUESTIoN--PRoPo
NEW PLAN OF CoMPRoMIsE,

Tire bomhastir and ridiculous conduct of
the Governor of Texas and his "ciuht thou
sand v0funtecrs' is wen remarked upoa by
thtledelphia North -turricau, ag f6ttows.
II there was ever hravado heartily and scorn-
fully laughed at it must have been some such
bravado as that attempted by the State of
Texas-or rather, let us do Texas the Justice
to say, 10y the Governor and portion Of her
people. Threats of rebellion and deliberate
preparations for treason, may be very heroic;
but they can hardly be- regarded as such made
under circumstances so eVincivc of utter i'm,
potence and distress rs those Texas is now
placed in' ravagcd and outraged rs her Dor
derS are by snvagcs whom she is incapable of
either Furnishing or driving away There is
something incXpressibly ludicrous, AS well ne
painiul,.in hearing Texas cryinG TO the INIT
ed States for sucGor, while Mt the same mo-
mcnt impudcntly declaring her intention
aud of course, ability-to whp them
out of Now Mexico at is evident" sobs the
Western Texian, as quoted by us yesterday.
that thc whole of our Western frontier il IN.
tested with savagcs. The whole country il
being laid waste, and rapinc and murder
seem to he the order of the day The farm
ers are forced TO leave their crops and thew
90 to waste and ruin. Their stock is neglect
ed and is either killed or driven off. How
long are these things to be permitted When
will Congress afford us relicf2"
Congratulated! Congress help Texas
wh'rh dofios tongress-insults and arms n
gainst Congress- Texas expect Congress TO
help her! This is curious. indced-jt II III
~ ii'y-"i,rn ut extremity auJi more Than half
defeated nndcr the walls of Rome, scoldin.
aud praying 10 his god Apollo ut one ard ,b,
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Ing, with the exception of the prisoner
The prisoner was then seated, while Mr.
Andrews proceeded % cnufue hls elbows 10y
q strap, which also passed around the body
aud lied tho hands crosswise Ia front A.
horslup was bound around The legs just
ab'ge the tuccs.
Aner the prisoner had again risen upon
his feet, the rope was drawn down nnd adJus-
tri around biz neck by Deputy Sheriff lingg
Tho knot was placed litle bohind the
right ear and the rope being lay accident
drawn too closely, the culpritr counicnancc
ha,ama flushed aud his eyes Glled with tear,
when the p"o-t' war instantly slaekencd,
The bla,k cap was drawn over the head
by Mcssls, i,uqg aud Holmes; ilu3 shutting
out foroyor from the prisoners mortal vision
the beautiful sunlight aud blue Ky of this
fair summer day
The flushed appearance Of the prisoners
face continued ~ the cap was descendlng
aud, a. tho la,t moocnt, ho turned his eyes
sideways upon d. Putnam Who stood AZ the
len, leaning upon the railing, and much af-
icctcd
Sheriff Eyclrth aunopnccd that ia the
nalpe Of tbs Commonwealth he should now
proceed 10 csrry iuroclIcct the sentence OF
Bc,h'ntTl' dIcprluhctIcli some tcySn ioel
and. q half aud his mortal cawer was at AN
ends Thi. took place at % minutes before
10 o'clock.
The body swayod slightly 20 aud fro aud
Ia few seconds aitor the fall, there was a
-panolic drawing up of tho hg., once or
rwicc, Beyond this there was no Observable
struggles nor was there any subsequent hgita-
ton or quiycrng Of the body.
Amer hanging thirty minutes the body was
cSamincd by Doctor Henry q, CLARK, City
Physician, and by Dr Charles II stcdman,
Of the Lwnatic Hospital, South lIostorj aud
they informed the Sheriff that life was OK
tiuct,
The Sheriff then announced the fict Ia the
a"cmhly and amer thanking the witnesses
for their prompt attendance, hc dismissed
them FROM further service,
The body was taken IN charge 10y Mr. John
Peak, undertaken placed in black coffin,
aud conveyed to the cell recently occupied
10y the prisoner
Professor Webster lctl nospccial commune
cation for the public; nor did he rctract to
the last any statement made ia his con
i'-sion to Ne Putnam.
lie has, however len a number of lcttcIs,
addressed 10 various PARTIES and some Of them
may be- hereafter communicated for publica.
tim
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him, when he also sank ia the same manner
ia the treaelerous bog. While thev were IN
this helpless position the tide began ~ rise,
and they were both drowned Their deaths
we're not known until they we're missed iron
home, when search was made ana their
horse aud wagon found where they had len
them, a further search brought a. light the
dead bplies Of father and s0u' ~ Tho place
where they sank into the mud which held
them ias. while the waters overwhelmed
them. Their feelings, az the gradual advance
Of the water, from which IL was impossible 20
flee, must have boon terrblo,-bosfon Irnpoi-
ier, ScpL 2.
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ANOTHER IMPosroR.


\ person representing himself as Baptist
Clergyman, presented his credentials lately,
which were probably forged,to the citizens Of
HrtcF spending n few weeks
at the houses of several Of the inhabitants.
proposed Ia unite himself to n, respectable
Young fHriy'uf that vintage. Tie was so desr-
-t,i- that all the toFmaii,e- ,,f t,rrtsti should
he laid aside that the parents and friends of
the young lady became suspicious, and oh
jcctcd to the marriage but without avail, and
they were united at the house of n minister
The newly married couple returned to the
house Of the bride, and were about taking
thoir departure for distant location, where
the bridegroom pretended he was about TO
locate himself when the parents of the bride
interposcd,and prayed their child not to leave
them When the bridegroom saw that he
could not prevail on his bride to 60 against
the wishes Other parents, by his abusive Ian
guage he exposed his true character, and the
poor bride began to discover her mistake
The bridegroom departed, hcapng all and
various kinds Of abuse upon the family, and
has not since been seen Twonty-four hours,
however, had not passed, ere news was re-
ceived that he had already at least one wife
living,
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CAMP MEETING.

There is to De a Camp Meeting -Danyillc
Di-trirt-at Pcacham,o ON the farm of IIartwcll
lluskcr, near Cabot to commence next week.
The annexed notice oC the Committee of ar
engagements, wc.copy hiom the Christian Mes
scngcr,
fiie hrrTi6g VII r6mmc0Cc sept. T6Jh,
and continue over the Sabbath. The regular
Quarterly Meeting for Pcacham station will
be held in connection with IT, Its believed,
by the committee that the various accommo-
datons for the meeting will be found to be
gold.
The preachers will please recullect that
they voted unanimously to hold such a meet
ing aud appointed committee to fx ON a
time aud place. Consequently, il will bc OK
pcctcd that they win be there. And rs this
is the only meeting ofthc kind that is to be-
held on the district the present fall, we hope
there viii be general rally among the tribes
of our modern Israel Dear brethren, come
up TO this feast of abcrnacles-bripg your
tents--bring your familos-bring Your un-
converted friends. Let your unceaSing pray
ers 20 up TO Heaven for the blessing of God
upon the meeting"
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DESPERATE FIGur NEAR PANAMA.-By
recent arrivals from Chagres, we learn that
Alderman x Co.'s train, from Panama o.tho
former place, was robbed on the 25th of July,
whcn ten miles out from Panama. OF sac, 900
IN gold dust. y detachment of ~ soldiers
was Immediately despatched by the aetheri-
hes IN pursuit of the robbers, and having o
'eftaken them fight ensucd, in which SIX
teen OF the soldiers and six OF the robbers
were killed The stolen treasure was n"t
recovered, and the Government was about
sending out stronger f6rce,wi n dctcrmin-
auon to completely rid the Isthmus Gifts
plnnderins handitti
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TO THE FRIENDS or TEMPERANCE
INV VERMONT.

The Executive Committee ofthc Vermont
state Temperance. S,r.,, NJ III avr auuuat
meeting, were instructed, in the event ~ a
A..-a-- 'friorityirr Murrli, r,ri,iii-IIr n
memorial asking the Legislature 20 Enact
law which shall prohibit the sale of intoNicat-
ing liquors. We, therefore invite YOUR at.
IGNITION 10 the accompanies Memorial
The reasons which call Tor such action arc
these; ..~
First. rhstthc present wrs fgamcd.ds it's,
for the sake Of a-ccrtainne the sentiment of
~" STATE IN orlrr IN the passing of a pcrnr,.
ncnt law, A. an in-ipicnt measure. and
test ofpublc opinion, the present law has
worked we'll iht Il wants the fore Of LAW
based upon tho principles oftruth and cqui-
IT, So long as this question must be answered
by n voro repeated every year. So long ~
there remains possibility that what Is legal
~ criminal this year may be- legally right next
year, men will be slow to rcinquish usagcs
TO which they arr bound bs R,aricc or appc.
titr. II Srrins tHcrci5r5, Important that
there should be a statute, definite and pc1na-
ncnt, resting ON settled principles. ~
Second \ law Of prohibition Is clearly de-
mandod 10y the voice of tho people. uttered at
the ballot-boN. -Four times have the free
men of Vermont declared their will on this
subject each hulh Ag.,insi the safe oi iutuvi-
eating drinks; and three times with major
ny that would have settled any other qucs-
ton Are they not now entitled to have
their will embodied in permanent statute ?
With these views We invite the friends of
Temperance TO copy the annexed memorial.
or TO form one for thcmsclvcs,-and circu-
late thopughly in all the towns aud school
districts of the State The Central Commit
tee do also ask, rs a favor, OF the Editors of
the State that they will conspicuously insert
both this address and memorial and they
earnestly request that somc in every town
will enter upon the business of soliciting sub
scribcrs 10 the mcmorial rs soon as-s.4a.i.,-.l-
No tmc should bc lost,-no effort spared Ia
array the mass Of Vermont irccmcn on these
peiliinnA--Aneda,n more lee. -aitl, tlrnr,-thut
Icrmont crpecis ererg one oJAes 2e,nt.~,v,r-r
c'hsens TO no ms DurYy Action, only Ac-
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ST. JOHNsBU RY,
Saturday, September 7, 1850,
ELECTIoN--OUR COUNTY.

ia the vote for Governor, the Wing gam
over the Coalition compared with last year ~
Caledonia County II no. This Is full equal
to our expectations, and Il highly satisfactory,
Two years ago, the opposing parties number
WMg.' Tie Coalition majority 4 now AS.
An annual shrinkage At this rate, a couple
Of years longer, will leave the Coalition -'tt
rather lean condition. And shrink il must
for such strange, unnatural, not 20 say
uuprinciIir,l, Coalition, never did, nor new
or can thrive, A great many Who went into
IT, of each of the former parties, feel ashamed
Of the connection, and wish they could
find some decent way of rctratng They'll
find that way before Coalition gets OF her
petticoats
The Wings have elected the same number
Of Representatives they did last ycar,-and
the Coalition elect in the remainder Of the
towns--in Walden and Groton--whcre
there was no choice last year
We have gained our proportion towards
clcciing Judge Williams, by from 1000 to
1000 majority Ia the popular vote,
Al the candidates upon the locofoco Copn-
~ Ticket arr elected.
o. Within the last four wccks, scycrpl ca
scs of Typhu- Fever have occurred in. Thu.
d'hgc and vicinity, We are informed 10y one
Of our physicians, that the whole number Of
cases is twelve; Of these tho larger number
have hrcn mild. Some hnvc already rccov-
cred and others conYalcsccnt Three have
proved fatal Fair hopes ARE entertained of
the recovery Of all the others, There has
haon na na.g ,..-.. f-l..,r ,r right
or ten days,
D Nc state these TACT ,---.,,,,,.- H...err,,
reports have been circulated of the sickness
tending To alarm the community unncccssa-
rily. However, the attention of the cummu-
hity should be turned diligently 10 the rcmoN-
at of all cause. Of sirkncs. such ~ dccaying
vegetable mattcr.Glih. So. Strict eage should
be- taken opromotc cleanliness, aud He-ceurc
free circulation OF air through all paris Of
49,. -. -.',ation 80 snah n,atinr. the .,..,,
munity will probably be spared from gen
cral prevalence of fever
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copy the above.

LARGE CALr.-Mr Lewis Lyman of White
River Junction, has raised calf, cross breed
between tlc Dcvonshiro and tho common M.
tive stock, nine weeks old, weighing si4
pounds II is thought that this -rHuBi, ~
surpassed. Itmay not be ami-s to mention that
this calf was sired by the celebrated po,.onape
OF his rice who during the past season, threw
the locomotive "Govcrror Paine" from tho
track, in which encounter hc lost bis Ife
fWola..
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patriarohs before be does ir tut We trust that
there are freemen enough in tho House 20
XIII ihe monster without any further delay
dHas,
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To The Hon. General assembly Of NE state of
Vermont, to be conrcned at Montpelier, on
NE second Thursday in October u. 1850
The undersigned, frccmcn and legal voters
W .n' Town OF respect
fully request your honorable body TO pass n
law prohibiting the sale ofintoxicatinp liquors
as a beverage, and also giving to justices of
the peace jurisdiction to enquire into and pun
ish all violations of such Law, under such reru.
lations and restrictions M may be deemed ex-
pcdient
(Datcd,) Aug. 1880.
~ Editors in Vermont arc requested to
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Es-rx CouNrY-Wc have not full returns
from ESSEX County but such a. we have, bear
an uniayoaLlo aspect indicating the election
OF a loroloco senator aud thcConnty ticket Of
the same party lrthc smaller have not done
better than the larger towns the Whig- are
defeated, We hope, however that the Wings
Of the small towns have done their duty
The gain Of ten ia Maidstone, the residence
OF the Wing candidate for the senate, en-
courage, this hope
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GgJEnHY DIcKEHMAN,IHA ARMINGToS,
CALvIS MoHRILL, Asa l.. FnrNcn, JunAL
IIARnINGToN, EpwAHp &, REpINGToN,and
SAMuEL W, SLApE, we're elected Justices
Of the Peace in this town last Tuesday Next
year the town will be- entitled 10 ten Justices
Of the Peace.
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Hon, .hnl the Proc the lrupIr- rights maintain
Iinnwrd hv influence aid unhnhel hN gain
Here patriot cath hsF glorious prectpia draw
Ileflged ~ Religion, iihtHy, AID Law,
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AfA.rfr OF 4 FATHER AND
Son IN A MARSH On Friday, a man nam
ed Potter mason by trade. and his son
eight years old, belonging to Topsfeid, while
on cunning excursion, CaInU 10 their deaths
IN the following horrible manner. II Is sup
posed that they, during their excursion tried
- crlss tbs IR6AiAA Aliirsls.A ell,ll,sar with
the son upon his back, but that the WEIGHT Of
the two sunk the father into the mud, 20 that
It was impossible for him to cxtricatc himself
FROM appearances, the s"n. stfcr -ihs-latheF
wax thus fixed fast, went .AQme distance fur
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TON, can ensure success.

HARVEY q. HIGLEY,
JOSEPH STEEL,
Il. HOWE,
CHESTER SPENCER,
EZRA CARR,
VIM. c. KITTRIDGE,
A. WALKER,
JOHN NEWMAN.
Castleton, Aug, Z, 1850.
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CGnfrdi
6HHaner
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-11

e.stis No ssoy coming Mp ship Tennessee frou sr0rk
CID ship Rniak. Jask,oa. NYnrk.
sept IArr sehr Nary Jane, Ben tiey NYe,k
Nkwronr Sept Tar schrs Mary Film. FRverf Tor NYerk
eostS- 70, sycri " Dsbo9 VIM pish,"u Pit
laaepkfn Splendid. rhervyheid for NYotk Katahdiu.
Bee ord fer ~ afspAia sOop Rising sun rsustsa for
fsrk. SD sfh trIg Confidence BA,oVek, vlrsnia
rsnADxIruA, sept 9-Arr se.vs Mary EiIassth. Pickup
london; Nstban.el eones. vanslasr Fall RIVER Ti5
neete Leland NYor Scrhronia Iorrey Boston cha shr
eDnder. Lyon. Haven IAyinsh Jana Kssohum. Nyork
Ashn.ad corson Brooklyn aenrest.. Reed. NBedsora
Tenests leland. Boston; SoPhronia T1rrey. Cambria
kess; steamer Cayprs wison NYort
PRovtDsrcn -vpt7-Arr slosp frov,desee Gre NYork
Eii. Davis RopAost 9Th, bark Provdsaos Carr.
NYofk; echrs FrSnoes usle,t Waidron Phiiadelphss
Nancy Nils Tyler Rondout; sortezuus Rayiss Nvorki
sio.rs Capitol smith Assry William Bowen. KeAnsy.
ana Charles, Rhooes, NYcvk.
PoRrIASp. Sept 1-Arr seArs Gannet SNOW NYorh Coral
Reekssd. for NYovt. CID schr Alert Anderson. NYork
Rn,morD Sep, Arr sohs Danovvr. Lsniin NroriiJ
saTAsrAH sers a. ART brig Br.v. (awl LysAs Stock
holm. (sweI. Sid ship southyors. AoCormios. NVork
San FnANolsoo Aug log the port, bark Joseph Fish,
eesev from Orleans Jan a. sid July 81 ship 5Artslls
Pierce, ssnowich Islssds.
Ads-Shp stephen Baldwin, hFsrisnd. for Panams and
Calao
SACRAMENTO CRY Jry s-Ip port ship Crescent Cisrt,
from salem via San Frapcsco tdrsw ~ feet water and
the largest vessel pcrs brig Ceyleu Ttesb Boston
eALsH Sept g. Sid sob victory Careues Georgetown DC.
STokIyGros Sept I'll eohrs Josephine Tsua for
Ptaispbs Harvest, dc for NYork; sloOps Henry Clay.
Delaware for Bedford. :
WnnIserox, Sept s-.rr scbr Ira B-s~stsr. Hsrten.
Yovk Cid Eth. schr Jsues King. Vain wrsht nosson-
WsoAssrr, Aug Sl-Arr schr Clara, Groves NYork and
sid 4A for Dsmarisoctta.
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CIV rnAp. nrrnnr.

" Esust, SPIT l0-6P VI
Tor this srttcls the HBsrs II v-s very duiet
The ssss -rre orlJ 20 be. pots at % 10 and pearls
Of Sc
R,.-.i -ss In limited request, 9TH sales OF y.lis-
., 2 81 nc
Rts.r.rrr-s - Frsur Their vac rather o letter
fsurs IN the for the loo .des Of state aour
,frs,h Rroupdl With gued ipqrirr for port vii
- tie ssst and local trsd. The sriv-l 90 the
too" -hien hss sous aground hihany. 10 the
Euss"n tiv~r hsd vety favorable inauepc@ On the
ustkst, snn o. qrote mon hrsnul 81 hish-t Tue
nlRftst Tor Canadian 80. steady 9TH all sales 81
- 50 81 az To. Transactions IN domestic to-day
900 ~ l2o,0 hhis ~ - ~ ~ fst,r sour; % e2S
50 20 tor No ssp.rnBsi - - = - ~ for old
vt.tsrn And state 81 ~ 81 esN pr re- Michigan
md ufic sid ~ ~ - % foe pure 0sue-es Iuclud-
- y, The sales 40 hhis round hooped Ohio 81
- 3d. S,ufhsrn aoVr In fair r~qne-t sud arm
,1th s.lss 81 29o slls At f5ssb is. for old. and
% 10 as SIX fy Nv, flr-r -as IN steady
,or. !. Win ale. - 80 sbs At ~ s7y go - Cc--
Nsl VS. 20 limited supply snd more s-ttve Nth
~ 80 bhis jersey st 80 llS. Wh,si 80 In better
- al trd p-ic,s vsrr bisher The sales cooyris-d
Do 20 hush.s N. Ohio part 20 srrive soon at 81 s.s
tfa res,du- on terms not made puhhc3 snd fSe
Nsshfe rftras -bife o. oesre. 81 ~ l2S Nv. Ia
,,.i t. rrsrf and rs-e arpn Some 20 hu.hss ssd
g. ~ O-.s ceiling a. ~ tlo fe< ne~ Nctsaeea
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s' ss" ,s's o'n'
Es,er; rsqTsl 6..I. scsa mssf:s r'ssis. oii;
ThspP.on xu.phy. 90 0aseri Maon, hn,on, savaa-
E.r..1!oss lsus) Pslasi, Trieste Fraah Flora tBrl
f,pbniii xespai9s Aym.rs CO
s;SS.Ss HE sss,:Sa: S.s.:: B;sss.S
hsss:!s h.i: c.: 4sS:'.oS CO.. % s,s:
PhDsseithis. d Q Breos nan. '-A'' A'''
brI ss.u 1.nsS ssnas.S g1sns aosss.
sAvsnh.h 6euili Coz Ecr,hsru Bs Thompson. DO
Scric Beasi cs1is. Ro1srs PRiisdspsis Hsas 1'n
Arrived.
s's.ss Sls.l p',
tns s,h lars. 'h,p .s1wps Tsd sIs ss an n
Wit, ship Empire state Liverpool for Nyock; ssI
LAT Ion o. parted 60 with p GAA from Havrs for New
ship we.sps.iia (Bromh Vessels. Bremen. n DAYS. with
'a ss ,hig ..sS:,s Of PORTLAND, bound . ytIpssl
bari Thsies Bco,SSsyr PiasSss. c.ssasssas spain,
Avg q Ia, iso % fishing .ohr Chesapeake
Nerhror No. from tho Grand Banks with so nah, bound
sshI Val. DssnG, Cape Bsyse.. IL day, with lOswoOA,
selI si...;s spsdips RGssl.nd a.y; with lime. g..
In S ~ s'f Iss ra: .a n F
stbr csia.on nantn. %s.hns.ss NC. VITA ..v,l
stores
sosr A a, % ' Smith I rh,l.ssirhi.-
schr p Copes, Phillip, virginia. days
Below.
Ships Gallia. Richardson trom aavre.
Ship Empire State IRON Liverposl
Br brig Carleton, Of Li,sip oil Ma
schr Mary Eliza, Ryder from Cape HAytieu-
sailed.
Ships Cynthia, Canton; Anstss Calsvnai James Wright
LIVERPOOL Catherine Charleston steamship Empire C.y,
Chagres
Wind during the day from ssh
Tho ships Princeton for Liverpool sAd Marion fer sAvan-
nah are anchor At quArsntns Tee ship Splsatid for
Havrs, anchored at the SW spit.
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Died.

on To. sdsy the 10th Instant sftcr lingeslss and
sso o dsys
The is nds and relatives o. tb. sniy requested
a. susps hts fun.ts on rhursdsy sfterpocs. llth IN
slant 1t 2 o'ciect without furthsr invitation.
rrctr tn. residence Of his parents william aud Mary
Ann Mock No. ios Esst rveniy- second street The
y, n Ans ~uI b. conveyed 90 Green vccd O.m-tery.
M.E, ASS CLssxs. sssd years and II ds,s
Ths friapds Of Msthev and Mary Clarke alec the
fris noe Il h broth~rsin Law Michael Oliver Patrick,
ba-srd ana Bernard NeMshop, ere respectfully In.
.t.d 10 attend the funeral from ~ Madison street
thls w ednrsdsy) afternoon ct half p.st O'Clock
vithcut further notice.
AZ Mount Pleasant, w.~tehea.r county on Friday
s.,un, .pses her O. J.ss- N,cHoLss- sxed 70 yssrs
native o. Ayrshire se~tsnd sDd foe the last thr,S
ysars /. resident % the fovmer place.
Up Tussdsy the lcrh instsnt Jss-s Tss~rsss
In. r.l.,f,,s aud fitsnds % the family rssp~et
HsII, Invited 20 attend his funeral this afternoon ~
rsLsk freq, M. late resid~nc-. 3ss Second av-rss
tI.,,i soos from r-onty fOurth street.