davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
------es,>S>f<< s<S>es---.--
DEATHS DOINGS.


The people of Jefferson county have rare
" been called upon to mourn, at the same
time, the death of two more worthy and be
loved citizens than John Yates and Bushrod
q Washington. Both were gentlemen in
the true sense of the term-men of sterlinr
qualities-whose lives were mixed up with
all the public and private objects of benif-
cence and usefulness.
Mr.. Yates, who went to England short
time since, died in Cumberland county of
that kingdom, the 9th of July, in about the
10th year of his age. Mr. Bell his grand
son, had accompanied him on his journey
Mr.. Yates was native of England, settled
IN this country about fifty years ago and was
benevolent and enterprising citizen of the
community in which he resided lie held
the position of magistrate of Jefferson. and
was one of the weathiest farmers Of the VAL
leo. He leaves large family and circle of
friends to lament bis demise.
Mr.. Washington died at home, after a
brief illness The 10th of August, it is sta
ted, had been fixed for his marriage to an
cstimable lady of his neigbborhood Alas
how uncertain are human hopes and human
calculations - Winchester Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
ruE CUBAN RENOVATION.


If accounts be true. the revolution Of Gu
ba has at last commenced in the proper place
and manner-upon the Island. and By its
own inhabitants The restrained VIII Of an
oppressed people is represented as bursting
forth, and threatening. like the avalanche, to
sweep down all that opposes its course, On
the 18th Of July, the Cuban patriots are said
to have issued their Declaration Of Independ
ence- Upon the same day, a battle is repor-
ted to have taken place between party of
reyolutionists, and large force of Spanish
troops, in which the latter were defeated
with considerable loss. Many soldiers have
deserted from the Spanish army. and the au-
thorties Of the Island are said to be in a
state of great alarm and confusion.
These may be exaggerated reports; but
there can be no doubt, that some effort has
been made BY the Cubans. to throw off the
yoke of Spain. We hope they may succeed.
For years past the people Of this beautiful
and productive Isle have been subjected to
laws the most cruel and tyranical, such as
should invoke the just condemnation Of every
freeman And so long as they remain under
the rule o. Isabella, they need never hope for
the blessings of a liberal government. or that
degree of prosperity, which under different
circumstances, they might attain
The movement is one in which this coun-
try is interested Should the revolution prove
successful, and an Independent government
be established, the next step would be an
nexation to the United States.
That this is the tendency Of tho present
movement is evident 1t requires no proph-
etc vision to foresee it. And much as the
idea of extending our limits is deprecated by
some, comparatively few would oppose the
honorable acquisition of this fertile Island. -
Indeed, if it could have been fairly obtain
ed, Cuba should long ago have been the prop
erty of the United States. In commercial
and maratime point eff yewit would be Of in
culcablc value to US. With an area of a
bout four thousand square miles, or twenty
four million acres; climate unequalqd on
the face of the globe; a soil producing in a
bundance sugar cane, coffee, tobacco rice,
corn, cotton, and and all other tropical pro-
ducts, it possesses very great commercial adj
vantages. As the key to the gulf, and sew
eral -four Southern ports, it would be of the
utmost Importance to us place of defence.
But, that its annexation would strengthen
the union of the States, and add to the peace
Of the country,is questionable
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

In Cumberland, England, on the 9th uit Jo.rs
fArfs, ESQ. OF Jefferson County, Virginia, aged
about 20 years.
Al clay Mont, Jefferson County, on the 9th
uit after short illness, in the 6lst year Of his
age, Mr. BusHRop G. wAsnISoroS n son or Mr.
Corbin Washington Of Fairfax County, Virginia.
and OF Hannah, daughter Of Mr.. Richard Henry
Lee.
In Baltimore, on the Gath nlt., Or, JANIS GaRny
an eminent practitioner, and accomplished scholar
of Harper's-Ferry
On the 23d uit. in Winchester, Mrs MARY JAM.
wife Of Henry 7. Ward Esq, and daughter Of the
late James Little, Esq.
OF Cholera, at St Louis, about the 18th ultimo.
RIcaARD II. SIMms Esq. formerly of this place.
At the University of Virginia, on the Goth ult.
Mrs. ELIZA W., wife Of DR. Schele de We're, and
eldest daughter Of Alexander Rives, Esq.
On the LIST ult, at Toddsbury, in Gloucester
County Mrs. ELIZA c. TaBs, widow Of Thomas
Tabb, ESQ., fthat place
On Saturday morning last, MARIA WASHINGTON.
daughter of James and Lucy L. Evans, Of Cumber
land, Nd, aged year and months
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
THE VIEW CONSTITUTION.

The Convention fnally completed their la
bors on Friday last, after protracted session
Of about eight months The vote was taken
on the cngrossment of the amended Constitu-
ton on the evening Of the 3lst of July. 1t
was regarded as test vote, Of the sense Of
the Convention, on its fnal passage, and re-
suited 10 ayes rs; noes 3d.
We win publish the Constitution, in fun
next week. The Richmond Times gives the
following recapitnlation Of its eontents:
Nearly all State and County officers arc to
be elected by the people, including the Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, the Judges
Of the Supreme, District and Circuit Courts,
and the Justices of the Peace Common
wealth's Attorneys, Clerks and Shefiffs.--
The Legislature is to be apportioned the
House of Delegates on the Suffrage basis
with Western majority of fourteen, and the
Senate with an Eastern majority Of ten, which
arrangement is to continue until 1865 when
the Legislature may agree upon new appor-
tioumeut, or submit the question of basis to
the people Taxes arc to be dd palorem,
except that slaves under twelve years are
exempted, white males twenty-one years old
to pay capitation tax, equal to the tax on
800 worth Of land, slaves over twelve years
of age are not to pay more than the tax on
$500 worth Of land, and licenses, incomes
and salaries to be taxed at the discretion of
the Legislature; Seven per cent of the ex-
listing debt Of the State, aud of every future
debt, is to be set apart annually for the pay
ment of the interest and principal; The new
Constitution is to be submitted to the voters
qualified under it, on the fourth Thursday in
October, the returns made to the Governor,
and if he proclaim it ratified the Legislature
then elected is to be superseded by the new
Legislature, which will be elected on the
second Monday in December, and will meet
on the second Monday in January, and
thereafter the sessions will be biennial
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
1TFIF|FT------
NOHTH-NN ESrERN RAILROAD.

The Parkcrsburg Gazette speaks fayora-
bly, OF the prospect for speedy construction
of branch of the b. & o. Railroad to that
town Much stock has already been subscri-
bed, much viii be taken along the line, and
Baltimore being in favor Of the work, will al
so aid in raising the amount required. The
company was to dave been organized about
the first inst and doubtless has been.
When this road shall be made. A large tract
Of valuable land, in the counties along the
route, win be thus afforded an outlet to market
-----sees<>s s>S~s-~------
EfG~The Southern Press learns that Mess RS
Beverly Tucker, of Washington David f Keeling,
ofNorIolk and George Booker, of Elizabeth city,
Va, have received grant from the Secretary Of
War, TO erect large and commodious Hotel at Old
Peint Comfort or Fortress Monroe at the outlet Of
Chesapeake Bay The Press understands that
such has been the throng this celebrated resort
this summer, that hundreds have been turned a.
way for want Of room
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

E9s~lt is now pretty certain that there win Il
TIVE elections for the Legislature between this tim.
and Spring One win take place on the fourth
Thursday in October; another on the second Mon.
day in December. TO elect members under the new
Constitution, who will supersedc those chosen i
October, and take their seats on the second Men.
day in January
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
III the same old price or if any change
little CHEAPER.

III the same old price or y any chdHSe
little CHEAPER,
TINDERSTANDlN that report IS free
u ly crluaied in the County to the effect,
that since the hail storm the Merchants IN
Marlinsburg have raised the price Of Window
Glass, and that many who were in want oil
Glass have been induced by this report 10 60
elsewhere TO buy it, we would beg leave 70
state, as one OF the dealers in Martinsburg IN
Window Glass, for the special benefit Of the
circidators Of this report and for the general
benefit of those who may be in want Of WIN
dow Glass caused by the recent hail storm, OF.
any other cause, that we are and hare been sell
ling WindoM Glass at the same old prices, or
If any change. a little better for the buyer, and
real genuine Baltimore Glass at that. Call
and see, as we shall be glad to supply those
in want VIM. DORSEY,
July 20. 1851. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
nIarrie0.

AT Slate Hill, Culpeper County, on the 5th inst
by the Rev John Cole, JonS C. GREEN to LucY p
daughter of Dr. Morton.
In Glasgow, Mo. on the sth Of jane BIZ the Rev
MIR. Deventer, Mr.. GsoRGs T. TowSsR, OF Bloom
ington and Miss FnAScEs v, daughter Of L. ri.
bou, Esq, ofSt. Abner. Hs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
NOTICE.

A GENERAL Meeting of the subscribers Of the
N Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike Company
will be held at Robert B. Sherrard's Store, in
Hampshire County, on Monday, the l5tA day Of nef
month, (.fagastl at II o'clock, A. NJ. TO determine
whether said Company shall be Incorporated
THE BERKELEY co. COMMISSIONERS.
July %, tsji-3t.
EgDnRomney Intelligencer copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
"a De CONTINUED }


BslS~The County Court Of shcnondoah have an.
pointed Saturday the 9th ofAugust, as the day
for taking The second time the sense ofthe voters
on the subscription by the County Of $4,000 to
the Manassa,s Gap Rail Road
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

ps5-The Baltimore Clipper strtes that II.
G. Kerchoval Esq Of Romney, is announced
as Wing Candidate for Congress, in this
district. We have seen no notice Of his an
nouncemcnt in any paper published in the
district.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

ps9-We commence to-day the publication
of the able speech Of ANDREW HUNTER, Esq,
of the Reform Convention, on the Basis Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
WATER MELONS,

TUST received fine lot Il Water Melons
- and Canieopes, which intend 10 keep du-
ring the season. g. RAENIIAL.
August 5, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

BsS~We are indebted to CHARLES J
FAULKNER, Esq, for copy ofhis speech il
the Convention on the subject of taxation
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
BAGS AND RAGGING.

A LARGE lot substantially made. 2. q
IN and 8 bushel Bags. Also, Paiapseo.
Ravens, Maryland and Virginia Bsgging ior
sale by G.. & e. w. DOLL
July 90, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
BOY WANTED.

" ANrED Immediately, smart, active BOY,
w about sixteen years of age, to learn tbe
trade OF CABINET MAKER One from the ccuntry
would be preferred. ANDREW ROUSH
July 90 lS5f-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
SALE 0E I.ANn.

WILL offer for sale in front of the Court House
door, if not sold previously at private sale, o.
Monday The sth day q September next, my FARM,
of about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
I2O ACRES,

and lying adjoining the lands of LEXIS sincend-
yer, J. Lee and others. within Q miles Of Darkes-
eand miles ofsmithheid. The improvements
are good and water is convenient.
July 20, is5i--ts JACOB NOON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
Religious Notice.

ns~The Rev. VIM G. MATHEWS will preach In the Pres.
byterian Church next Sabbath at Iox o'closk, AM.
Martinshurg, August s, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05

DICKLEp OYSTERS, just received and
II for sale by the Can or plate, at
August 5. 1851. G.. RAENHAL'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
CHEESE AND CRACKERS,

4 HAVE just received fine quality Of
n Cheese; Also, Water. Sugar and Soda
Crackers. G.. RAENlIAL.
Auo1St < 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
DR.. w. p. WITHEROW,
nenf,sl Surue0m.

II ESpECTFuLLY announces to the citizens Of
III Martinsburg and vicinity, that -
he has removed his Office to Burke M
Street, adjoining Mr.. Dennis Nc 1Il1D
Sherry's residence. My friends will please notice
that will be absent from Martinsburg during tbe
following months Of each year juno, September,
December and March.
n B.-I warrant my operations.
REFERENCES.
D, i. Conrad, Esq, r. McSherry, NJ. d.
c. J. Faulkner d Murphy,
+. Hunter, i u. Pendloton, I"
Martinsburg, April 0, 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
ThrcsEaing Machines, PIOughs,
MOul a boards.

and will furnish upon short notice every variety Of
NIL Gearing, Wagou Boxes and Irons, &c.
From long experience in the business he fatters
himself that he will be able to do his work in q
manner that win giveperfect satiofaction. Thank
full Cor past patronage be solicits continuance Of
the same. All orders by mail or otherwise shall
receive prompt attention.
Dsa@Gid Castings and Scraps ,ranted.
+. w. PAMPEI.L.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
------<@@<S<<<<7FS<Ff@
TIE TWO CANDIDATES.


There are now two candidates Of the Dem
ocratic party, before the people of this Dis
trict for seat in the next Congress-Mr
Bedinger, the nominee of the first Conven-
ton, at Winchester, on the third oflast April
has determined we believe to submit his
case to the people; and Mr.. Byrd, nominee
of the Convention of the 18th ult, says in a
letter from Richmond, that ''he does not feel
at liberty to decline, and that he will return
home and. enter regularly upon the canvass
as soon as practicable, and as may be con-
sistent with his duty as a member of the Re
form Convention" The latter declares him
self devoted to the Union of the States.
whilst bis opponent has been charged with
entertaining Disunion sentiments. As each
viii no doubt, "defne his position" before
people, an opportunity will be given the vo-
tiers Of the District, of hearing from the can
didatcs themselves, what their viows may be,
on all matters connected with the election.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
pAMPELL,S FOUNDRY.

YtllE undersigned having become sole proprie.
i tor Of the Foundry lately carried on in Mar
tinsburg by PAMpELL & TAnLER, is fully prepared
to fill all orders in his line promptly at the
old stand. Farmers, Min owners Mill Wrghts,
and all in want Of castings OF any des-
cription, are respectfully invited to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. lie has on hand SUI
perior
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
BERKELEY AND HAMPSHIRE ROAD.

Wc1ro gratifed to learn that through the
activity and energy of the Commissioners Of
the Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike the
construction Of that work 50 important to
the section Of the country through which it
will pass, has finally been secured. AT a
meeting held in the county of Hampshire, on
the 10Th ult, measures were taken by which
all the stock required to be raised on private
account, with the exception of about Eve
hundred dollars, was ensured The deficit
will no doubt, soon be subscribed Itshould
be taken at once. AS Don as this road shall
be made, an easy means of communication
VIII be opened between us and the extensive
lumber, mineral, and grazing country Of the
West 1t can not be made too soon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
GROCERIES,.

i HAVE just received Sugar House and N.
1 O. Molasses Honey, Of fine Quality
RIO Coffee; N o. and Porto Rico Brown So
gar; Loaf and Puyerlzed Sugar; also, Cider,
Vinegar, &c. G. RAENHAI..
August 3. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
WINDOW GLASS

Martinsburg. July 20. ISL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

"a, SAN lon % 10. sPo,s scaF Uaron- fr-m li-hflr
~ .- In C2 Hsten Ponce r ssi: sugar. AL
,oiiassr. 70 Il Southnayd SINS Alg H. ~hle ifns "a
he hersoT I'd. p In ~, IA ,T SEQ, 3 r.
Id are day II Barns-a.. met violent sn-ll z T-l
v - lost f.r,tol AL. fnr,Ssl. 10 an ~ AaAtf-
Ran C;eor-e Lesle. Sleeper, R.o Janslro. coffee;
Barr Geor.a, Alen. SAyanlan Is, coiioA AMI fcs .
Bns Envy R-yeii' chare.,an 70 days. cotton nd rec
u b pal' .er ar Bella Aia,a % t. ya Gi5 -.r
i've stecs lemons md sulphur. and passengers le
Big yesta CBrenl Has. Bremen &c D. n aa''a' 81
Bgs Aryeie' r Ra,out ,rhe'.s q d', hr-nies
Sesne--e Co sel' 10, NJ "a. SPOKE PSI sag tieA
Clay for l. yerpool all vel SEP, T. no a. 'po>e o-
Egyytsn FROM Cuba Z and or Z s'1A same IA s-'7
'' Bri 1- PEI ~ Warren 5o5g Ha da., ass
B 5sg F,r,aaa 1Dai Beadren, Para g ds -lr 20
SNOW, 1 Hlnuey Lef sfl9 . oi aid rom Bar! n'--r
soend - RIO Jarelro 9u distress WIKI -'ss IF ie-
ScaT az Es,ei Pradie. saadsa 10 Ia. coal
Schr Clinton. Hodge. p ladei 9As a4ys,e'e
Schr " TAYLOR. G lmalnss Ne~tera, y C., 10y.
Hs schr B Jeusas vanderbilt ylrgn dy.. w.oi
TIE schr Emclne. Boger'. froa vTann f,r Ne~-f r.
with rood run a.hore Ahseoom Bar, but vas ~. oi
aud iisen ato the nei who dimAgN0 81, ,-..-r
s.ares / Mitchell SEPT Il. IF Chnc1'sa-ae etcli
.isna with a bark hoEng White signal with ie';eE X 10
se6f Luxe Wet, Plymouth; y c. z d shingles
schr Francis. ireland Nevbern. y c. 70 DAYS. naval
'' Schr Cora Lindsey Day Neeben c. 10 days naval
sohr Deborsh. Robins Ne bern. Y c 10 DAYS. naval
Sen Coaneoac4t. Faireald. Newborn. y. 10 dt's'
scbr v Hughes. johnson, Nsrbern n c. days
schr ABBOT Lawrence Ansn, Boston days md'e 70
DAYTON \ Sprag
Schr samuel 4 Appleton, Nlcserson boston as ll''
10 Foster i Mixers n.
Sch Eliza Jane R,cklaad d lime.
SChr joseph Belle. Apologize, Nrgllf d IT ''
Schr J Whedhen Wahab, Hartford y c, Days
wheat.
Schr Director. Concklin. Virginia. potatoes
Sch Deborah Robbins WASHINGTON \. c. Jaays
prooelle IT Martin Hoffman Townsend Richmond. DO 81
hours from Norfolk. with coal to VI Mreir1f - -
I6 25mses of Ch spoke brig lstlan. n Rio
Janeiro Tor Philadelphia
BELOW-Bark Cambria. ,of Portland Havana f days
with sugar. e.
WIND-Af ,gnse, s snd li-h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
DIED.

Al ms late residence, (Harsonown. Weschester Co D
JOHN CARPENTER. Ia the S4th wear OH age
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
invited To attend ms funeral AT lot ocl~A from Friends
Meeting House. Purchase, on FIST day next, Sept a
Depared tins life aged ID years months and ~ days,
MARGRlEH. youngest daughter OF William Downey aud
late MaIsr.th Butler. deceased
Her remains viii lie taken % 81 Peters Cemetery. BeT
New Jersey. 40 p o'clock this day, Sept 90 from No
% Cater-st Newly ora
In Rene \ y Sept attora short Illness CYNTHIA.
daughter of Syas v and kVelme Butts IN the Goth u
her
9Th year oI her
Tie fIleUOs Of The family invited attend her fune
TAI without fuitheT invitation SATURDAY, Sept 20. at u
Nj faom the residence Of her nephew, ID. W Hook
No ltt Fasi-i4th Il
On thursday morning.. Sept Is, Of maasnus, GEORGE
THOMAS. sun Of Peter and Mary Mhuock, aged
year and months
On the morning Of the 10Th Sept. OTIS W CLAPP
seed IS Neals
The inends and acqusn'ances OF the family respect
fub invited 10 attend ms funeral Saturday ~ pt 90 nj
NJ. a. the residence of ms fstherr law Geo Briggs
Nc - Bankst. his will he taken 10 Greenwood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
pI4sTyR-les,un. pl ter


psIyrs-io0 rasss Ve4s-Ian Rcd 10 ctszs Z t--s, :
easss bbls Yer sgris. 20 bats 2 aess rail'
RATTAN 35s buudles RI. anr.
R.Gs-T7 bales Rags
spIRIrs-l3 pun WHISKY 81 piass . c-sss Ga ~
cks 50 ands pun 81 HIS % c. c;aves sr4-nf -
AbsyBih. - . .sc -.
sUGAR-2 80 bsss iiil hhis y ut.s 80 * 81 efs
refined DO.
SPfcEs-l57 bbls eks Nufns-7 - ~ -lh-ain r.
CIGABs-zC9 &C. lG m. tal go o. "a 49, 80
hrs hbis 40 CT b1s a. liJ ten.h nfs i--i i'''
Havana ClEaTs
STEFI--58 eases. S52 ids S.eei
SARDISEs- JOS cases sard4pes .... - Gel. ..c,
Salt. . . CT
SPRITER-38ftz pc ,pel;er
TIs--5675 bcHes Tn yates - -. o-,s adj,
oales Leaf. Is hhas Do .,.tAs. ,q-
ckS ae7 half do loJ6 qrs 30 sHths, To- ocia'e' ~
boxes a.. 20, s., - SEQ =
Woop-i7li logs, 81 planks Rosewsd, & loE, Ze2ir4
WOOD no lors dahogany IS logs Cedar, LIZ DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Arrived.

10 masioS - $3.50
Sa'p Hessaih. f. Ben Liverpool Aug IS, ros and 5s7
pass - " I lapScctt. Hss hal for dean. a ~
passage Sept. H. sand HOOK. oearlng W SW T.,anDs
50 mics the French steamship MAgadore ae,@s =
RTs>t.
ship Empire Queen Brl CoulitT Liverpool. Aug Il.
nidsr snd S4S ,.sSS u X BUGS \ Co
sing lsaAc Nehb tpkt CrOPper Liverpool. Aug IS
nldse and IS pass 10 c n Marshall \ CO.
Bark loui>a Eaton. lof fertsndl shield Ctenf1eEss
Aug IS sugar and iGolass.s - Yong HsysSns ca SD
with bark ElaaId III PHILADELPHIA Lat - a. i,a
= - saw the brig Russia u tgR standing 10 ne noh
ward and ard
Bark Orios. lof Baltimore STUMP, Re- Janero a DAYS
coffee 90 0lder Vessels LETT acf1rs reported Aas B..
Ia 80 Ion So sposs brig Caroline hence az West IaieS
The q hsS experienced heavy Z gair the cflsf,
stove hnwsTks split sails &c
Bars La tele, lBr Lister. Pa'asoria, la Mont'vidso.
. DAYS, snaHo O. Es cl1y linsstR july 3 la 70 ~
= lo. b "a. exchanged Is with Dn'ch Minerva
eouna JGs n lat le g ; ion - -. ~ssnAtfsd ths
Jane Gear bound S july 49, la g 81 I'm s. So spike
preach ship Lafayette, from Hayrs FOR Lana Aug e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Disasters. &c.

BRIG ZOARA, az Philadelphia from Eastpurt. on iudr
nlSh last lat 80 90 long n vessel suppose 90 be
mg Ith mainmast gone. sails h loose the forenast
Could discern person on board Appeared o. nave q
deck load and rolled heavily during the gale from the east
ward
INTO savannah l6t INST. ia distress She Wa struck bf
dgh'nHg the l2h and lost her mInmist m hlrrcape
IN the Gulf
BRIO / KYoN. from Fredericksburg bound - Rrs-
ton Put into Norfolk the 7th 20 repair Ia utses has
encountered Sgual IN IappahauuoCk River she
18th. lost sails and driven ashore.
FIR. SIuA MINERVA. Nue. fm. Havana bound - Mar
settles put alto Charleston the 1871 INST rrepar hty-
ing after leaving pOt, experienced beaYy gale Of
wind throwing the ship her beam ends etusins hef g.
leak badly, and dOn9 some damage o. sptfs, 50.
Schr Extra of Nantucket from Rondolt for Paw.ucset,
grounded sand bank India p ut brlds on VI 30
dsy afternoon. when the tide about hall con. AMI n
low alter fell over the return of the tide ,he ued
and sunk. Her OF coal Will be taken ou wheu sue
VIII oe raised without much damace