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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-11


The Wings Of Allegheny Comfy, Pa.
met in Convention on the 4;h inst, and
travcrsed the whole area upon which they
could mancuvre. They nominated a Pres
ident Judge Of The District Court. Judge
Of the Quarter Sessions, a Register, a
County Treasurer, and Recorder.
They passed resolutions in favor OF a
protective tariff, OF Gov. JoHNsroN's s admin.
istraticn and of the nomination Of Gen.
ScoTr lor the Presidency. Their ariuous
labors in behalf Of the nation concluded
with the adoption of the following resolu.
IIon Is,,r
Resolred, That wo regard the existerce
of slavery in he Southern States as n To-
Cal institution, for which they alone are re-
sponsihlc; so far as it is recognized in the
national Constitution, we are willing TO
execute the same in good faith, but that
Pennsylvania, having long since abolished
slavery upon her soil, is utterly hostile to
its further extension, or any interference
with it by her state officers.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-11

PuN UPON PUs.-Strange, Moore, and
Wright, the notorious punsters, were on q
certain occasion dining together, when
Moore observed, "Thcre is but one knayts
among Us. and that's Strange" "Oh, no.'
said Wright, .'thero is one Moore" a4Ays'
said Strange, ",hat's WrighL' u. Isl. ts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-11

From TEXAs.-Thc Houston Telegraph
learns that party Of Tonkeway Indians
had lately murdered family in Denton
county, anu that they had afterwards been
captured by, a party OF U. S. Dragons from
Fort Gates. The Dallas Herald, in refer
enCe to the Same matter, says that the
Tonkeways made no hostile demonstration,
and that the tragical story had no foundation.
A correspondent of the Journal, in refer.
enco 10 the rise in the Brazos river, says:
Nearly every plantation on tho river
have heard from is under water, but ]
believe The river is now falling, and good
crops may yet be made.
The canvass for the next election is con-
Quoted with great spirit. Tho Austin
State Gazette thinks that Governor Bells
chances are the best. Ii says that he has
lost but little strength in the West, where
he was always extremely popular; hut in
the counties Of Galveston, Brazoria, Fort
Bond, Austin Colorado and Wharton,
where, at the last election, tho present
Governor received very large vote. Mr.,
Pcasc will receive an almost unanimous
support On the whole, the Gazette thinks
that the contest will be between Gov. Bell
and Gov. Greer.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. RUFUS Canon,
and the shingic inanufactory Of Messrs.
Jrckson Il Cannon, on Ocion Creek were
entirely washed away by the freshet in that
stream on Tho 29;h ull. and besides the
buildings, about 10000 shingles, and
large amount of timber, ready for manu-
featuring into shingles, were also swept al
the same time. The rise Of The creek was
the greatest ever known since the settle
ment OF the country. ing thirtv.six
feet in few hours, and was SO sudden that
the family of Mr.. Cannon were unable 10
save from their house even their wearing
apparel. At the same time, the Biancu
rose forty feet in the space of fow hours.
Heavy rniiis haze been general throughout
the Sta.e, anu nave greatly injurna tftr'
crops in Trinity, Brazos and Upper Colorado
bottoms. - as sf
The Washington Lone Star says that
the present is the most backward spring il
has known in twelve years residence in
Texas. The damage by the overflow OF
the Drazos was more safious from the late
period at Which It occurred. The Stars
representation of the prospects for crops in
that section are very discouraging.
The Galveston Journal says It was re-
marked by gentleman direct from Tie
Brazns Valley, IN passing nr The Mississippi
tho l,er day. thn. the sugar cane in Texas
was superior, as a general thing, to that he
Saw in Louisiana.
The Rio Grandc Sentinel learns from
aperson from San Patrico that the murders
lately committed .n that region are believed
to have been committed by band OF white
men and not by Indians.
~--~~-~~~-. 30. .-~~>--~----
HAYTI.-'rhc Havticns and the Domini-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
tg- Mr.. Isaiah Tov of Spring Grove

tg Mr. Isaiah Toy OF Spring Grove,
Burlington Co, raised upon his farm. ani exhi2tsa
last week, a melon weighing up~aris OF one nun
dred pounds believed 70 be the largest one ever
raised IN Ne9-Jersey.
HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-it Is SAID thaI
Sr Clay Is IN extremely delicate state Of neeln am
rhe news g too p4iafl. 20 BE admitted "ili"u' O0'
hunatOn
fiRE N PAWTuckET.- The lafge S.one
ln.!dine ia Pawtucaci. occupied by Con q d q NY
cotton bat,ing manufa surers, vas on hfe d. ''0 0'
passed on Monday evening q, ociocA'
~ During the last twenty ya6 yedts Ln1
FIRST Baptist Church Of Ne"aiA '''
$4,000 for Church purposes'
ty- There will be State Temperance,
Co,vsnuon al Worcester, Mass on the Isl oi
October.
~ The whole Of the Ohio railroads, 1t IS
,.,d averages ten per cent profit
~ An Irishman named Daley broke his
,.g ,n Boston last week while IN state of ntoxl-
cation
~ A new coal mine has been discovered
ma Fountain County, Ind
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DIED.

ON tuesday morning sept p. 1891. Miss SARAH VAN
MNCk HURp. eldest Caushter of Or Nelson l.. Mud
deceased, and Hannah Hunt
The friends and oi The family are respectfully
,nyi,cd attend funeral without further notice. from
her mothers residence, Ne SD Atlantic ST. SgOOkly a;
A. clock precisely, this afternoon Sept -
Departed tins HE, Tuesday morning, sept %. EDGAR
HICKS aged Al wears
HIS friends and those OF The family invited % attend
his funeral Crhursdayl NJ O'Clock NJ from
No i0o Hicks st BROOKLYN.
On Monday molnlug, sept. .. MI JOHN III POTTS,
IA, ash of ms
The members OF the New York rypographlcal Snccty
requested g. attend rs funefRl "Wednesday moyning.
2th INST at O'clock from hs late reSdcLce. Ne Var
rk-s, without further invitation
k "A JOHNSTON. Secretary
On "Wednesday, Sept H. Dl RAN I. son of Gertrude and
pavdP Whcdon, ESQ., aged months and p casS
On Monday afternoon, Sept. -. JOHN NELSON. Jr.,
an the SD yeaf Of hs age.
HIS ratNeS and ffionds and those OF his father Dr
J"hu Nelson, and of hi> biotberma Hamilton Fish,
invited 10 attend h.S funeral cdncsday afternoon
NJ a. oClocS. rVm 81 Marks Church stu with
eet t0tther .nNitatiOn.
AZ Rrookhn, sept q. SAMUEL. infant son Of samuel
N DAYS
The friends of the fam are invited to attend The funeral
on Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock. nom NJ. Ia Hcur,
On Sept. 2s afser short illness. CHARLES II GARD
Nkk, son ~ Lew and Elizabeth Gardner ef Factayvve
aged q yCarS
In Brcokhn. GA Sept. a. CYRIL 5 BURKE. ssca 5s
rae relatives and fricud> IT the f.;y ,lso Br,kl,n
Lodge No. 70 y. NJ q p are rcSpccttullv invited L.
tend the funeral a. hs late residence No s NaSsa>t ar
eoiock. 4. Nj, on "Wednesday, S&th inst
GS Hartford and Northampton pagers please copy
Al Flushing. l. l on the sSd INST. SARAH : MILLS.
wife oi Nathaniel X Mls, IN the 2oh YEA Of her
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested -
"Wednesday 2iih inst, al lc o'clock NJ. Hex rcu.n ns
will be taken t. Greenwood Cemetery >sS N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Foreign Ports.

A. surlnarr Aug 26 brss Frank. Bates. and Amazon.
Pucar for Gloucester about sept 10 Pie ades Center,
dse Wm Allen Moo'e for New. York about sept no..
At NkeIe Aug 25 brig Spartan Lander for Nev-I orA
Sd from Bordeaux 2o.h nit. bark virsnia Anne Ro-
bertson Charleston via Msdesra
AtIsapa West CuaS Of Central America Jlly 9j, bark
Homer Weman from Punta de Arenas arr 18Th. 60 leave
soon for the same uort aud other poTs the coast SD
Juy8 bark Prompt Lowell, Boston Wa Punta de Arenas
At Coqumbo. Aug 10, ship Independence Choaie. Tor
Tacshuauo and Boston.
AR at S. J0as y. B. 18Th inst, shp odessa. New York
sch Olive Frost, Smith Providence ,,
At Rio rande Aug g. brigs Russell, Willis f0r Sllem,
ready MERMAID, pton. for do, days , ~.
At Remedies, Cuba, sept 4, bns Can andAf' of ->e"
York, ldg.. only American vessel nport; - No.
Al Pc ,ze Hond Ans 2 barks " o Alen: ites' ~ H
Kilock. on the coast ldg for Boston, davs.
AR at Gland Cay LaFss sang go 20 IS t, ,5N T,-s
Island Passage 81. brig Zaurea, MDhe~, 10 ds im New"
York, bound to Belize, Honduras II,
Arr at Carienas 9Th brig Gulnare. Phillips Hiy1
ma and IA 18th for Charleston l0th. bark Sarah Haze
Crowher. Portland l2h Lcuisa Lindsey Phiadelphia
Arr al Havana 7th inst bark F. A Perley. Sanwood
Sierra Norena OH. brcs Annawon. Almy. Newport aad
SD 18Th for Nare, Roscoe Lothrop. Newonyport md
SD. llth for Camlto 10Th harhs Cabassa Leyn, b
ton Lyra Bemis. NcWYork Proslect, ID 'N, Wilmln.
ton triss Cambyses. .Br) Gibson. New-1ors Pa'n9t
Abuch. Bristol llh barks Elizabeth j. Bro,SS' Fn,i
deluha William. Bay. Boston; brig Frances Ellen lis
ley. rtland schrs. Isabella, Shell Ihasres Chaihin'
l2'I IN charleston. Pm hres LIMA Wade Boston Car
DIFF Melville Newport 18Th. Mary Ehzaneth McConnel,
Orleans ltth schr Zephyr Byers Charleston. 6tn.
Falcon. Rogers Chagres; schr FAIRY "Illams
sid rom DO 9Th INST brc Unon Hoffman New Orleans
schrs John W Houston. Buckman Pensacola Isabella,
Gage Charleston Th. bara Renzl. Bangs Boston onss
Tehuaniepec Brown New-Orleans So1le, smith, d.;
Bloomer Dickmau. St John. 10TH barks F A. Perley.
Stanwood Portland llth, Hecon. Adams. Anlsterdam
18th brigs Sea Bird Curtis Cabanas Ar. Adams cray
Rohre,r New Orleans schr Isabella Smell, New YORK
10Th. brIe Confidence Babeock, Mat!ei
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Disasler>. &C.


Les> o. BAek NI>rA-Thc bark Ncsta. Flynn, from
PHILADELPHIA ior Boston It'll cargo OF coal. went ashore
abreast OF the Glade> Ho'c Cohasset ami bi ed ana vi,
probably go 90 pieces Capt F. states That the >s % his
vessel Was 9wlns 70 the thch weather winch led hm %
mistake the hsn Gsaed "a he upper sior ol The Ggles
Hotel, for tAc heht ,hip on Mmot'> RocA stat,oa
BAEk kKriEE. at Boston. from New Orleans, reports :
from tie iSih T. The 18Th INST experienced heavy gales
gfoM the /. On tAe 1th 4aSt paS>t4 ship with top
msS'S some. running for thc Capes of Delaware.
BRIO RE,EABiTF ~ Boston fog Baltimore ou the n-hr
Of hc gem ln> o Gaze Cod was IN contact with fore
bklc SHAk>ftkE.-ta arE Ross %! sclr. Cape Miy, al
Providence Ium pLa reports thar the urle >Aas
>pere fenJ. .on nom B'>lon in ballast for lq.a.
wss ca s1ed m hea sspaS on FRIDAY ui-ht. 18TH ust,
on Bune-at lne crtr were taAen o DeN. lay by >car
Jos Potts wing nv iu- t1t what taey lsd on Capt
Pendeion was SHORTLY aher"ari> transferred - >chr RA
ana hurley. from Philadelphia for New-Nogk. where Pee
would enteayor 80 pocrr. the assistance of steamboat
by the ShaAspere unt the night the u came
onto BLOW seg heayy from \. L aud she ', .paq qeel
b B,Rs RIVAL, Al Bton from London. he sJb alt
IA lst a. long 1929. - 20 with schooner, supp set a.
pei Of even thing angearc o. have been m ,aat SITUATION
alons tine. aS lhe hull waS covered WiIs osruacle>
nR y I HARMS. AZ Boston .goal Phsde phia on Tie
18th INST ~ Barne 81. sae io l. lis. aDoU, ~
BARK CArlIpA. Newell from san Franc.>co for Has,-
.ue whle seiGng out OF tie aa-0or oi the former por
Nea ashore on the 18th August Il thought sic ous
sy1 va without Sustaining much damage
buens Ayies eiters vi july g give rcrors II uutuv
~ board hlig Gen Pinekney from Balrnore AZ Nontr,-
deg m Macn ihe steward was shot dead b fle csntair
full CARO- ON board, At lst4aa West Co7>; OF Central
AGef ca June l. "'s struck b lshtnns wh,th earned
away halt her annast ami dad other dsmage Sic wss
Geiaued until july s, tr paft Il her r4o,S hea -
proceeded L Punia De ATelas, % co4pe;ethem
Bns ohio p1maS' ihI >.Sra 5d mt fT New-Yors
with oasss. IN dss oFso spruas aleak which resur-
Ell hours punpil g ire 2ef Capi D en3eavored 10
pus mo Havana nu the w,uG benz ahead ans fni- -
could her ~ pum0ns every Two hours lude u
proceed 70 New Orleans, where she could be re,are
quicker snd cheasr aad reached the ; W. Pass moran.
Of 10th and WAS teNed ".
scHR EXTRA of Nanta before reported sunk e A.
india Point brdse has been raised and pumped nu; having
received Vtry ltile damage
SCHR wv BlRp, al Norfolk i't NsA- or> vas r.ia
the night o 10Th os the Sehl Isaac GAroero
whsch earned away bulwafkS damaged sails. &c
SciR GEN. IRWIN. from BALTIMORE Tor Mhminston,
{ put Charleston the 9tA. - eqar sails, Sc
having been driven - leewafd .
TIE SCHR MONTANA which sailed from Boston ior A.
bany returned g. the former port the I'd nsi m c,-
QUence OF loSns her ngging malasail, oUNafk &c D.
contact with brig Rechsbltc. vi Cape Cod
VESSELS AShoRE-The oTlg Partridge. im Phladei.iia
fer Boston with cva ashore az Hazards SAoal, Co.As
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
PasSeuger> Arrived

Ia SieaHiSkip FLORIDA. from SGraRRat-DaVs Cohen, c
Areasa, Moses Hasm @ X MIllSn q Asrsmsno.
Boyers. Miss T. Guarand John ScUdter J. J DJty. Ms
4 Morris. r Sedonis Miss Sarah Gusund. Y Saith
M W Woodruff L Arteasa, s NJ. Pike, J L. OSullNan
4 BaIanc0urt, John Gammea. Miranda, ;. ". \ader-
son. Mrs Guarand Geo Eleusham.
. IN sAip Ar9e from L,rcrpOoi-Mts Lydla A Macoiuoh
Misses Augusta and Susan Manoduch. Miehsel A
h"rke, Ms. l. =. Miss T.. Nj James E A and Fred
JOSIAH GaldlSr
~ sap Saras, from Gtssgoe DR. laghIau C Keith 2
child - ~ ~ ~
In Pdess SAP hsaGr "a Hadsoa ron l5sG0a aa9 Ports
moete-to hNans and lady MSs PeihEam, OF Utca Mis-,
Hsiuet hodge's eI CieNsiard, OHIO Mss Hayden Ms.
Hammer Madam I1u'>e WeNs, MrS Syr1n and ch.llrsn
of South Carolina l. Peterson Robert Bowles and
issy RoWss ;. b. fier, Anna BoAlev of Oh:o: eau,
Low. Of 3. A VIM. Low, y. Low { Pf,chari ~ New
Jersey Jones, Geo Jones, Arthur Ford Eaglsni
Mr. Parsons of Sew-JcrSey.
IN BARI Gi.sss Qaeea ron DabAR-Nfrs Halpin and ?
Mss Haly as, Mr Har, and daush liter, Mr.. LaIAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
rErnm nnr Cn1resnnndnni

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 23-ATrvcd- Gen. Jcsup
Hall Boston Nashua lsage. BOSTON, hrgs Gaena. Burns
co fhza Meuthev. Griffin. EaStport Challenge. Long
kchmund. schs Monte Chrsto, ruihIll, New Wen
ChaS n Rogers, Oren Wilmington. y. C., Admiral
Richards, New Haven; Mary Miller. Sands. Providence
moio Providence
Cecred-Shlp Gre, Ea ie. Whpple. Richmond hrss
Patrick Henry, Lofand Wlmuslon Frances Jane, Alex
andor Boston John Alfred, G4es, Boston Galena Buns
Boston scAS Granite STATE LothTup, 10 Slrslosa on-
sou. We, month. Mary \ ElIa Baker. New Bedford
Monte ChrISto, Tuihl Norwich. Moses B-ovn, Hsii
Providence. Jas H. Deputy, WiuSmore. Dghton, Sea
Flower. buses Rtlin,Ie. Admiral, Richards. Boston.
NEWPORT, Sept 2l-A -rluea-Brigs Rebecca. Baker,
Providence f0T Halifax Joan Balch, Williams Havana
schrS Cobtett Clarke Fan yer fr NewNor6 Lond m.
Card 81 Johns sor do; Union, Bang. Providence for
Roclltid; Exchange. Rogers foy Blnsor Henrietta,
kean. New Bedford Tor Philadelphia. sion.s Capital
smith Pro, ldence lot Albany; Enterprise. Channiug d
for NewNork, Harvest, French, DO ,or DO Emelme,
Baxter. Fail River for do
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF vEw.YoRK.-sESTEMBEh q
Cleared.

stcanrllr-N.acara. Le.ich. Liverpool. = r.tru IIi H.
shgs-Carota. lAust Gelaoh, 90, " r,s
i.th benson carp nter Neg Orleans. = u. Il tls1.. y
Co Con.,futlon Bu.I3u Liverpool, GT.nn'i-' N'-''
4 Co , ., r.... r-,,...i..-
P0nye-t q CO. - .. WHIT,
,s,,- pb,iara Thatcher. savannah. Dunbar i D.nl--
ers-GFey Esg4s, Irennan elleri. Bre,- -.
1. psIos Hartie:f Jack solgllle J. t1cc Aro1, VI =
cl.rehfn Prnv1teFce: Anna sophia tBr ol- 49,
y p : WHItucv = CO. Sarah EIzaheih. N - Nv
H., ,,rrster Hsval Iamsm. KcAm0nd { n Person
Mar De nina Otrs Boston master A y Mckay, DOW =
or ADalaehlco.a r. Post Queen Bfo@n p1ladeiphi@ j.
Hand Norma. 1lott. FIcd-ricsshurg, {. VI nv
SI.ooS-Rholt Island SuTgess Providence Mount H.
philips Taunton: John Clark. Kelly. Brdge1nr
Proi,ell0rsC Oneida O'Neil Philadelphia. W y Ih'al-
son Nebrassa Comary. Baltimore, " III Ihom fson
Cavuga Wapllam Philadelphia, J. & y. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

Aug 81. H. wet IS m.les. saip 'o1s n ,h+n.
fn Scy Ofeaus f1- LrseryI'l, and was Yafe4 Ntl ="
-l ms Ia; y jon - -sie Rad efpte" ea -'''-
hurricane ~, received n damage
SIT II lat 37 90 on 5 =. schr lss Chase, I'm S"r'-
sept L. Ia, q isN Ion 60 45 " orr Nay Flower, fa
New Yerk FOR BaTfod'eS. . 90
Auz 81. lat 10 80. l0l 81 Co. -oiF T. D Nf'>t- if'h
Ban-.r flr Martinique. -
N tatc OF Falkland Islands fhy ship ll1-ia. Eryn-
=. -l.araiso ship Flying Colt CressT from Ne-E arA
fIrra ! r9r So Francesca. -yfth r,asts s1rua-. -
SEPT TAT % B. ion = So. hE Nv tis, 90; t"'A'
Wy b less # an sail. fa me turrcane 70 AlE ls
Set q of fIre Island hy N - Dot sSAn'Da -hF
South An.erca from BALTIMORE i1r Naa;lcse-.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
MARRIED..

In tins Cny on Sep, 23 by Rev 4 Co,el, a, his
deuce a. Bond-st Mr. EDWIN NEWBUR RY of brook
kn. O.. and Miss ELIZA MATILDA CONELL of
N.w-york
In Kent, Iatch6eld Co, Conn Sept II, hy Rev Mills
Gelston Rev LEWIS II, REID Il Fayetteville, n Y, TO
MARIA LOUISA, daughter Of Johu X Fuller, Esq of
Kent
At ASh;ahula "Wednesday evening, Sept Y. by Rev.
l. Andrews OF Geneva Dr. A. q ROBBINS Of Meadydlc,
Penn q Miss AIRY C, daughter of winthrop WatTous.
Esq, OF Ashtabula, Ohio.
On SEPT %, by HlS Honor the Mayor, JAMES Nj
tkOMNEIl. 10 ELlIA EOREfTA, daughter ot Jn1.
Tvwnsend il, ksq. all ei thls City.
IL PouskeeTsc paneIs please COPY
Al NaSinstru II C.. unScpt -, hv Rev I. NYers. VIZ.
EDWARD EN ANS. lr., TO Miss RACHEL A kEE-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Ry telegraph,
CHAkIENIll

CHARLESTON sept 92-Sld bark Conn, Sumter,
Boston, hug Henry. Providence, Br bark Commerce,
Hampon Roads
An. k,tCh Commerce, Clenfuegos -rt ports n@rk Nep-
tune of and for Boston. SD l2th
NORFOLK, Sept. 22-Arr. steamers Roanoke and City
of Richmond. New York.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2o-Arr. bnss Bclton and W ilham
NJ Harris. Boston
RICHMOND, sept. 22-Arr. hng William II Spear,
BOsiOn schr David Hale. NeW-Nork.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 23-Arr Br. brig " Iris,' Wind
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
naIrrs.

SAILED f-, S-o1r-.on Sept. 70, Sp Ti-.r, CAN'T Arc'c
An e. FIga-tovn Sept %. shio Mar, Hans Picl6c
Qc-au with 500 hbs Oh. Sa Jed ship Massachusetts,,
Nicso-sCn. Arctic Ocean. o.,
sailed from Bedford Sept 90. bark Iona. C0ggh4ll,
Indian Ocean. =,
IN, II Prlnc.0,vn mos out. with 100 nbls. -. Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
|pER WASHINGTON ]

Iverpool-Sld Sept. 9, ships Lady sale and Princess
Alice. Tor New Orleans hconderoea, for New-Iork ;
Jenny Lind Bunce. f,T New-l Cora, for Castlne.
on the port ships Argo, James Lang. Davlada, George
ka,nes Emma Fields, and Granite.
Hull-Arr Sept 5. slp MISSISSIPPI. from Miramchi.
Dea-Arr sept s. ship independence, and SD for New
York
Queensown-Sld Sept 7. ship Miltada for BALTIMORE
The CNde-Arr Sept 6. ship Ere. from Ncw-fork
Grayesend-Sld. Sept 9, ship Washington Manila.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

B ne North Aver Boats- Iaesdosg bbls Flour ~
do Ashes (; n do. Whsky, 80 tuns Oh Cake, t37 pks
H.tter 262o dc. Cheese do. Bacon n bales Wool
2l O,9 bushels Com, 1913 do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
DANK DEPARTMENT, State of New

VN IN UEFNTt VI + =, NIdIt OF NtW~
- York -Alhany. Sept 10, 1881 The NEW-YORk
TRADERS BANK, OF WASHINGTON COUNTY North
Granville has thls day hled this office, notice OF the
appointment Of II G TANNER OF the CITY Of New-York
agent for the redemption of is clrcuatng notes agree
able 10 the act ented An Act TO amend the several Acts
relating Incorporated Banks, Banking Associations and
Individual Bankers passed Asrll l7th, 1851
sl86t DANIEL ST JOHN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
PasSengers Sailed

In paCkef 81 Constitution for Lirupoo-Mr. DoSpagd
Mss Despagd. New-York Mrs ". l. Watson, Canada
Mr. Marta, England Mr. Alexander. Belfast. hSs Cpro
d.. 22O m Sttetagt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

SToNiN GTOS s,p' Fp--Arr sch-- Meuco. Vance
nan - .ro.lphia urs,ctl. RICHARDSON. Casis
VII NiNGTON. c. SEPT t0-Arr ong Enu' tN'rf
"a o r-E Ehtia4-lrfl,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Liverpool Grain Market o.

The arrivals O ireland aud cOastwIse duung the past
week have beer small From foreign ports We have only
received gO3 quarters of WHEAT 1000 qu1rers OF OATS
ItoO quarters of BEANS 23ii quarters OF INDIAN CORN
33g sack is and Lac bbls OF FLOUR.
The exports ia the time have been larger than for
past and comprise 2,86 quarters Of WHEAT 3Ji
quarters Of BEANS 2672 quarters of INDIAN CORN l3l2
sseks and li,6l7 bbs # FLOUR
There has been far amount of business dong during
the week past low qualities Of American FLOUR but for
other articles the demand has been iagud and last FRI
aay = prices barely maintained
The weather has been cold bat otherwise favorable for
harvest operations.
AT this DAYS market there good attend tnce Of
and buy whose attention chiefly d.
reet,d To- American white WHEATS. which have of late
offering low AMI Of which they bought
10 far extent at the OF this day week RED and
feror Wheas offered low prices with little effect
Some small parcels Of Irsh sold at from Il 81
" Sd per 70 his, the quality generally damp aud lnie
Ames can FLOUR much pressed for sale, and prime
qualities brought rather better prices French FLOUR was
without change hstrtc marks are now duAc1t 10 meet
With
New OATS rather dearer beng scarce, and 2S 9d
Il 43ns was pad f,I tawney NJ change Ia old
New OATMEAL being more plentiful, was rather cheaper
~ Oil gao lbs being the extreme value of tue best
qualities.
BARLEY and PEAS moderate request at late rates but
BEANS were difficult to sell. except az "A reduction
INDIAN CORN quite neglected and Cd NQr. lower
best yellow beng freely offered at 2tS to POS td q
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
financial.

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DROADWAY SAVINGS BANK, cor-
Pner Of Broadway and Anthony This Institution
chartered by the Legislature of the state IT Nev-fork
will commence business on WEDNESDAY the ist Octo-
Der next from 3uut 8oclock = NJ - No 80 Broadway,
corner of Anthony st. and continue thereafter On
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS OF each
week at the same nours. -,
This Institution permitted 90 receive deposits from all
CLASSES If persons and the public generally invited to
avail themselves of the advantages thereby Afforded II Sc
cirfyplacng their surplus funds On interest Deposits ot 81
and upward will be received All moneys received Will he
invested the best kinds of stocks securities and on bonds
and mortgages ON real estate worth double the amount OF
the loan in pursuance ofthe provision o the charter
OFFICERS
Pr,sdsnt-WIILIAM V. BRADY
First Ce-PTesdent-Nl lLSON O. hUN1.
Second ice-PreSdent-FRANCtS \ PALMER
SectetaU-M HOPPER MOTT
TRUSTEES
William Brady. Wilson G Hunt.
CchnremaD H4istead. Francis " EdmOuds,
Robert Nuns Francis A Palmer,
John Falcnner. Jacob A WesteWet
Francis y Schoals. Benz Camp,
S,las { Herring. John Lawrence
Hslmus NJ Wells. John I Fisher,
Ilbbeus Ward James Libby,
Iemuel Bangs Peter Morns,
Wade B Morrali John u. Cornell,
Cornelius l.. Eyeutt. David 4. Wood.
NJ Hopper Mott, NJ wv