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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-29

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UNCLE BILLS FIRST LovE.--My
uncle Bill and my Aunt Airy, reside on
Long Island, not far from the fnr-fnmcd
resort, Rockawny. One evening last
week as Aunt Airy was boiling
chestnuts, for us "Yorkcrs," to cn,, nn,
us Uncle Bill sat smoking n good Havana
we had brought down with us, we per.
shaded him 10 tell us u story. Uncle
Bill tells u good one when he chooses,
n being a man tl,a, loves TO please, he
dipped deeply, very quickly, into The
merits of the N lie proposed telling,
somewhat thus:
"Whcn was n slip Of n chap, | had
occasion to travel some distance in n
slagc.coach, as steamboats, aud rnil.cnrs,
were not SO plenty in those days.--Now
| had heard tell often Of Ecllcrs lnllin'in
love at first sight, but | never much be.
lieved il Till tina, stage made me kinder
think so. had the luck of sitting
along side of n Of the prcl,icst women
! have ever seen. (Unclc Bill looked
slyly at Aunt A,ry.)
81 soon fell in love chuck, I'M 10 The
br'm, with the gal. AS i, was CROWN
dark, the stage was passin' through n
thick wood, then | though, my time was
come surely. As | GyI, my strength
goIn' quickly, | kinder gently lifted IN
my arm and drew ii round the fair ones
waist; she moved not, but only mad, a
slight noise. which | suppose was u love.
sigh; snys |, dear ono. sweet one. love
yer, will yer love me? The girl said
%nolhin', but made The noise ! supposed
was a love.sigh, ngin.' then prcsscd
her to me, her head fell on my shoulder.
| began 10 Ircmblc all o~vcr;--bu,
still | KEEP, my tongue ngoin,' and saws
| dear little one, won't yer love nic.
cant yer love me. will yer marry me?
Tho Stage just then drove out, of the
wood, md tho moon shonc on her face,
and | looked on it-and-nnd--n
"And whal?" we all exclaimed.
"Anl," snys Uncle Bill, "shc was
s'cePln' and snorin' in my arms?'
When our rnars of laughter Ind
somewhat subsidized, Unclc Bill said
there she sits. Lilin' chcs,nu,s.
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TaE uNloa."-Ali other questions
ssIlk iato insignifcance In comparison
Syilhthe preservation ofthe uaioa.' This
isthe language ofthe Mobile Advertiser.
Il N tho iangaage Of naked unconcenled
submissions lhat submission which has
not eyen learned ",o aztec, a virtue
when il has itnot;' which scosns the
thin disguise Of new ultimntums and
prospective fighting lines and stands
torthsinFall its native deformity. Our
Institutions, honor, our equality.
cur liberties, all sink into insignificance,
in comparison with the preservation of
the Uniona This is undoubtedly the
sentiment Of the great mass Of submis.
SIGN politicians. There are some who
!hotes,ly believe that the cup OF opprcs.
siontis no, yet full, und who intend to
resist on the happening Of the mex,
aggression, but with q large proportion
osthoso who AFRO moi NOW ready for action,
the day Of resistance will never come.
They are for the Union Mt all hazurds
as Of immeasurably greater Importance
than ell beside. We cannot too often
ISsIesN the memory OF such men with
those prophetic words from tho speech
OF Hon. Robert Toombs, OH the 9Th Of
February last.
s3"Ihis cry Of Union is tho masked
battery from behind which the Cons,itu.
ton and tho rights Of the South orc 10 10
assaiied.
LET the South mark the man who is
fot the Union q, every hazard, and to
the last extremity. When The day of
her peril comes, he will be- the imiia,or
otihe base Judean, who Tor thirty pieces
OF silver, bartered away q pearl richer
than all his tribe
Those precious words, shine like a
brilliant light 10 make visible the
darkness Of the black apos,acy which
tVas.soJ soon TO succeed their u%tterance.
--lElfaM {Aa.) Spirit Of Me South.
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a, ANDERSON,
NRAS&A NM NMAANR

SIiIMtcrviIIc, s.. q.
respectfully informs his friends md tho 40
public generally, that he has just rccciv- IA
ca n large nnd well selected STOCK Of lEY
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting OF
french, English and American Broad Cloths
french md English Consumers, plain and ian.
mud EnglisI, Twccis, Kentucky Jenncs. Err
inin Cloths: Irish Linncns, Gloves, !S~uspenders,
cravats, Hnnkerchicfs, Hose, Umbrellas, &c.
All OF which will be sold at the most liberal
terms, and at prices corresponding with tho
Garments manufactured by tho subscriber
ana warranted To give satisfaction.
A.. ANDERSON.
Oct. g., 1850 so lv
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The State Of South Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT ~

John L. Dickson who is IN the custody
OF the Sheriffof Darlington District, by yif-
Tue OF a Writ of Capias AL Satisfaeieidnm
at The suit OF Wilicc Goodson. having fled
IN my office together, with a schedule on
oath, OF his estate and effects, his petition
:otbe Court of Common Pleas, prav;.g
that he may be admitted TO The benefit IL
The Acts OF the General Assembly, made
for the ~reliefof lnsolyent Debtors. II in
ordered tina, the said Wilise Goodson, and
all other the creditors To whom the sad
jehnL. Dickson is in any wise indebted.
te, and they arc hereby sumnoned a1dbsye
notice [ appear hetnre the sad Coat4 at
Darlington Court House cd MIohday the
scsenieerth day OF Martb next, TO shew
cause Il any they can; why Tho prayer Of
the petition aiOresaid should not be granted.
e .. BRUNSON, C c. P. b. b.
Office OF Common Pleas,
Darlington District. S. G, an
Nov. 9Th, 1850.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

10
Jaundtce, Dyspepsia, Chronic o..
Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Kidneys,
and all
Diseases Arts.
ing from Disorder
e1 Lirey or Stomach,
such as Constipation, IN
ward Piles. F'ulAness, or blood
to the Head, Acidity Of tie Sto.
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust tor Fool, E'ullness o. weight IN
The Stomach, ,Som Eyuctations,
Sinhi"g or Fluttey5ng at the
Pit IF tie Stomach. Swi'm-
ming Of the Head, Hnuuea
and difficult Breathiny,
.Tutte'7ny at the Heart,
Choking or
SnDocatiny sensations wAen IN a
Lying Posture, Dimness of
Piston, Dots or Webs be-
fore TIE SIyht, Eere,'
and dill pain IN the
lead, Deficiency
Of P~erspiration
IcUowness
Of tie
Skin and Eyes, Pain
az tie Side, Bach, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden F1nshes
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KEEP DRY,

KEEP DRY.
large lot o]Ciuiil itrhbar goods consi>rin,
of Gaps, oycr-Coais. Clnuh~, Roofs. shoes,
l"ggings, Glove, ]aiu!ulsn fig'd India Rub1cr
and Oil Cto;hS, For sale by
J. II. SOLDMDNS q co.
Ocl. %, 1889 3. f
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GeRtEcFncns measures tn.
KEN and Shirts made Ia
order ad short notice.

NIHSV TON S-lIIE
UNDER SHIRTS AMI DRAWERS OF Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Wooden and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspcnders, Half Hose, Gloves, Crava,s
and llankcrchiefs, (rcady hemmel.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per
'uWery. And a great variety Of other
gooGs suitable for Gentlemen.
u The prices at this Establishment
arc moderate and uniform-and the husi-
ness so conducted as to secure The custom
% hose who once purchase from us.
Ut >, 1850 40
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Il ala a man, AMI deem nothing whirl, re.
a,cs 20 man foreign 10 IN. lcclIu.s.'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-29

0 We are authorized to
announce MALLY BROGDON, ESQ. a
Candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Sum.
er District,at the next Election.
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Passengers Sailed.

Po1,1a1e-s % glfansFiV Oh1o for Cl7gr.I-T J. ID OW-
.ie, and l,l, " + Key.s l,iv srd ch.il Nj G,gc-s
and schAdrsn d n Oimxead 4, p Nlcbols A Hathq.
wnyJ A Aathaway JOHN II Hanuaman l. p 4t1,
4 smith III Joul.son x Frnacls 4 Weil.. " r,ntb,w
IA Andrews, & q Lowell ) DAVIS, I Daley EIrs } i
Han, and g IA, NJ Con L, Nv ANS, + y Waite. SIC
kToh and -aUshters Mr. kIoh b \. NJ SIR sal
ler; MIR Sainnes PSse G. IompAns Mss shirley. Wn-
B"h.s e u II a. os4-'S u H;seSl "a,d
~ y - A. Il y - - !" : Nonhs'
Sa !" rsnne- ~ - y " y A''5-
Nae y ken,en a. rii, = a ~ ~ IA 49, =
n Nerresn \ NsrT9,s9 Trn, l. NJ ,p,-Il1l'
R.eSe y po,>,n A Turner : rrcela4- : Fres's.a
Il p Freeman C. Brdshan : X sul-stm. q
Turner ! + Ner>c, ] P.,neu q ~ f,~1@.,,,
Wm Williams ] " SX.n> " Il " ~. ! - i~-,,t
y GurnSv y rton. ] Shs,. A x Dare & > p,,,e
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DIED,

In Brooklyn OF Group. the II year her age VII
HELMINA. youugesl daughter II George Chiffon
The relatives ana fnenas ~ the taHly are Tespet s
invited 10 attend her funeral from the residence o. her
father No a. Court wednesday afternoon. The Eth
INST. az : o'clock, without further notice
On SATURDAY. 9TH last VI AGDALES RITTER HAL
STED aged 81 wears, WIDOW of Whitman NJ aas;ead, j.,
and daus liter oi the late Corathus Harsen.
The relatives and men oi tho family r8> 3ctty
invited attend tho funeral her late eace
No. "A West lth-st, this "Wednesday afternoon, lHH
inst, az N prcc.els H-r vii b.. taken {,
The family vault Iraify ChuIca Cemetery. Aaahtia
vile.
Ga IuesdaJ morning, the ith st. a'tes la, mug a.
sess. JOHN, infant t.a 20 ste eG -l jlc itt4ls. I'd
g months ard ie cays
Kae friends 0f the fsmiy .fll. invite -
tend The tuasTsi ths Hes4 ~ lffcrlar t.l la.ol
tou'th door east I'd c.. m1a-sf bfytsIqa.
TUESDAY morning H.. .I. LYDIA. riie n " .ilI IN
EssIael, JF.
The flnefsl c.rsnoa-e, -. ftse .isst 1a Tl1ullr
H.oIElng, al II oc.cs. a. ls lsfs f~s.rsrs ST. st.-
saU-At Bfooslya Tho rslftv@s aaf iff41s 81 f1s IAN
are respectfully invites 90 afrsr1. n.kI
Al iAladel H.. iae llth .nst. 81 .fl4o. ~ 4 "
LIKED tn Il soA u Lyman 4. 4al ID. 80 LJIlsa
cohVs, agei ears aAi 10 lass.
The relatives AID f.tads ui tlc .j -F- .fIir
invited 10 attend tas f4Asrd irsn tto lt.I a Jl
sfaudu 1thrI Ms Andrew Lockwood -. . B4lt-sf .
this setnoon Al ociocS, wihlu, iurihc- Invitation.
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Launchts.

!; Bransvios. Sic oct, s fs,m the y1rd u Nsssr';
Pennen BroEhsrs. splendid n y coo In. S'i.s
H. 4 aEg She Owned ~ tte hsssrr r. All
vii > commanded By CaOt Nm :. GIyeen
IL ranA f1rt Ns. 10Th glt a superior cdFJer sAs
beautiful model of about 600 'uns burden % % II.
me srt-a copper fastened q Daahan are fer
builders She vas built + Brett. Nose Co, NeS-fo'S'
and James Arc Son a. fen<i1ri. and 20 NJ eomAt4d
A. GSse iver Gambler, Ne OF D. from ri. ylld
4 Iehl Pascll l-s ship 4 .1l- 100 las :, a.
wood Co., and mes St-s pole, ana :" us com 'l1'-
A. Thon .toa 2sh ult frou, he yart Of Joshaa Pat
terson. ship 20 10 iuns, nlmrd ~ fahS4n hh-
Duvnel b. Car 3 . Bren and J. " jacobs. % Inouts-
fou au5 Mr. PA, srsln. 4 warren.
At Eenaeblu.. 25,h Big.. BY Mr. G ttc'mF, a s.
Ttcoub William Lord Esq, OF kenBeDu1N, Geors. Ct.-
lender Es Of Boston, Capt FAIRFIELD OF >ac > anu others
and 70 be commanded b. Capt +
A. K cuacbg.A. Ne S,h MI from the AID ~ % 90
KmgsUrv e. splendid shp II 9l1 tulS called the a -
buck. owned hr Thomas Curtis aad rhaiiers Nichols
All Warren rom the ward oi PaIl Bo-rs. a bark u
about 3lu turs, called the Paul Blsgs.
Al Richmond. ecsn'ly, by Msssrs Springer Spear,
bark Of 4bl tuas named the Bur aston. ana ha> 'ee
sold 20 PARTIES ~ that place Tor >2 t0u.
At Newport, f. Sth mt bark for Capt l. : ard-
of 30 tun-. named re !. A haLaii ihtehdeu '
tie Cuba trade She 1 fees on< % feet beam ana ~
feet inches hold
Az Newburvpo-t 27in nit. fine ship. Arsgo. built
hv Cant Ben lt.ln. for NcssIs Gould, u 'st5l,
Al Kenneosns por. pal at from the yard Of G P. Tt
c0mb ship Chas. S1rague. Of kennsnuak, 10 tuns,
owned by the builder ana Others, 81 henaeounApoI aud
Capt W +. Pike, Who Niil command her
At Liuconynle. from the yard Of Messts Deere" \
knight. beautiful bar. 81 about ~ tons called VI p
Trout She IS owned by Nessrs. d X and others She
is commanded Dy Capt. +. Colamore
At NeW-Haven, 2j.h IT., by Messrs Lane JACOBS
cUuer bark OF about uns ca led Tie Etces os owned
BY Messs Trovbndge sons; and intended FOR trader
10 the wIndwaTd " est lndia Islands
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY. Nov le--Arr schrs Benz Brown. RschlTds
Providence Leader JARVIS Boston SpY Nckers)n, B)s-
tln Mariner Nic,srson Boston; Lawrence, Cha9mIn,
Ne Haven samuel Pai utcT Neil, Baltimore Andrew
brown. Allen, Boston Arfow. Mclaughlin. Providence
Guide Lowell Boston. Augusta, Alnss New Bedford :
tAos smith. GiGsrd. Ses- B.dosd Elizabeth, Ewing,
ASse4 oS ' +si Inn h5 PI51 SaS T.
Cas- VI 3oiey. New York James Andsrs G sroo>
sfrgal Emnl9ns Eoa-.flyen; Wn. ii. Rh. tan, Hogan.
NeW-York Sleeps Ellza Hoc kHlan. DlGa New Bedford
Myrl e. sic .AHtsr, New forS DlAAold 80 Ado
cate WEsins 90. bsloaa, Johnson q. P1whaitta'
Archer, BJstoa; Wood C9nAns, Neg-f1k. CD
schrs Frank, Cash, B-s,en Exanoie, Nhi2ple. FAA
Rive sloo1s indsI Purify, New Bedford Winchester
stCN. Nv 10 Arr shr,s WalpJ.e, Le1ay'r Cai
cura. Heoeeoa Sawger Liverpool clTss sander, Sn)
San Juaa Cula Isabella. Humphrey, Caariesfoa' Ii
cerLe Nickes IsTDls4 al bIgs Paps, Hatch B9eaos
Ar: Curls~ Br. BrysoR. Windsor; Margaret Eliza
beth ,Br Grove, Naitl .ad r Paiiefs' La.esin VI D.
Car,ssa DAVIS phlads Inh.a WRitaAs., N15nan. j.. ,
Lagrange, AuCh. kJ-do q, s. Belle, . an, Men YoeN
NickersJn NIckerson. Portland = lcy PratS, b. 5es
Ne~bur-rort .cals TIT ~ 81 valet. P1r,-4l-PnHce
b,ns, - Tsoq.a, te1- r. NcEsrs-n Ph,!lie.oha CIR
Iels Faulkhn, Navy tx. iazette. W.,aer 81. ca.
Bennington. sgns. New Orie ans Drss sgarIIa llnl q
Surln.a. R.haft Brown. 81 klGier4An. Sylns j, L.
B Toledo. Hcnsn ~. Nes Orleans, ,clrs Aoel sI9ry,
CabooR, Jcn, AleIaoefa. Be- if"nP sears, Ph-aiel-
BKAZos o., se-ssl. br.s Bros.yill7, ? gers. New
BAITIMORY. So,. IAN bar HALEY. Kent. B.
Matthews 10 Ersnts hrlg Helene. Hickman, Be men ;
BIG Joseph AllIon. clara s. Domingo sehrs Vim. n
Portland. G. feln. F.t1gsSal-. Gull Of St. Law
renee Naad wars. Charleston } ITasLan. Igtre.
Albany. \. y A H00zTt. Cove, Pr1Fl-elce, MAJ .
Dawson. 80 R.aGiond, Ricxsts1a, n Bedford. farr
sAf. z Mathews. Averg, Savannah. Cid ship chesa.
u.ake Lambert Hayre, brig sief G. nfts Ant qua
alf market schrs Einc0tt. kiags.ey, New York .
EIrAafG 8srJeu. james. Fail RIVER
BRISTOL. Nov 7-sIi.sd. brig Emeline Let Has qua.
land NeK f-iEt fhl "a, si09p Charles Gladding
AlhGAy
new ) arspJr CD bT--S Clsayew. Providence Kte
Foster. new II Ian. Barbados.
BEVERLY Nov. 9-Arr. bTIg C1rlntR. Smlth. Cadlz via
Fcrsrto~a. IN fOw If : eam.r NasSachusettsl
CtfAkIL.SIDH. Ney lar. bark Globe Wh.tn1re Y.
trr = 90 VAN .--e . D - zee " - L.
.-- - L-.-.a
uG smi-h, smith, a. 4. Weaver, Boocs, do Aleyona,
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Foreign Forts.

A. Bu.pos Ay,cs Sept A. SHIPS Margaret EIZa Adams,
for N,s-Yoik 10 days; SHAW, Clapp, iJr Boston lds
barks F,ward Koppisch. Upton, for Salem, 10 days ~
AnJreW Boane. lor NcN-H1iA. liz, Reindeer, Gayit-
re H., BatA.s. soon. John S~ t,eS PhiuPs from ier-
ryhold Me, dsg., LuDec D-fS Alma bftmstedt lof y
York brgs Me!azX1. Nichols. Tor do lIS l. Aecps'.
I,re s9rd Baner Boston june 90 arr. sept
ocean Dan Jansen. fJT y. lssh, aclf iona - DAVID
an smiley lor Ia Gland ls.lnfs sailed 7th, J4ras
Tn3me sewn ior AeN-York Rainbow. Gator for R.o
S5V,Jt's,d at Liverpool Oct 20 Cambria s. fir Bos-
TON lst rSt Asias do lJlh ; Lfws, 81 Cole, Tor
A., ain dispatch Moses MLeelsr, King, d.. 9Th Co
ouiubo IosAam d.. lOth Parliament, Sampson ID gun
mot auivsdj AfToa, Kyle. ior New f9fA st Glas-
Aud.,V, Foster Waterman, Underwater, SDiFley Cen
turirn CoonbS anu ll-llrl Norton, do Juth. Canal
lrs cses a8 3lst, Arctic IoTess Flcla FurOer, All
Far,fr NJ lr1a. do ist INST Nudcuck Dhu Red de. "A
slas tr.et.ln.n spencer a. D. Constitution, Srt-ju,
~ ffh. SlstluS HJNss, d. iita, tlrJ Vi 81 -stef
psi nit ias Ponuel, Alexander Mest;noreland Dscah
and r1easaf- Dert1, Co. - lst l4fet ord Ilr-
lev u, ja Fols flcDJn1lI. Ns4se. fIF Bttiore 1914
t,tsrn Queen. Ross fJG lTitslQa Ia Nome, JOIN
sion do ~ suc.xed tr. Athens, Case for M3Js 1I-I
Gsu4t,h North Atlantic, Cl0K ArgO, Mails III lugn-0l
3gth lt LlVng AZ, Slo. Go lst INST Glance, Ity ior
DO. TN Hunt.ess, Lambert. do 9Th.
Al Helena Sept Il. snip Plato, Lord fof Genoa, mas
Deeu n lett6g sailed a
No An vessel Palermo l3tl uit. sailed Oh, ship E.
uludoll BaIstow. Philadelphia
KINGSTON. Jam 2oth Mt, hrirs Sl1wmnt. RJhusJl
from y-YorA IN Belize, Hon 231h Lamarne, San
ter from phllaleiphlll ilr %
A. Baracos. gih mir schr Sarah Maria Rogers i.yln
and Tor New-i0fk.
land. 7lh
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ss.x1 BanfsrdJ Halliday W " Long, = Ash,Cn'
Ma sath and ely las ?. IoPs s y NE Il
son = Wesser.E DaT.on. o Ireland. ; ireland ".
IL Wi ! r Cnesweli J. B1sss AID ady, J. Wall
" + Cia,k 6. y Basns h,s Bourne, NJ CaTni31
rS.vs,, T Nertnn ! Donald, b. Haitian, : c pardse
n Hubbsrd M1reV S'r1ps'n: a Ols'e, Mr. IN, IL
xile, Mrs. John Nation vls,f. W II IA
Wv n Ms'tib ] sg-su "a lady. :; Wilson. A
~ IL, ia, Iio'I E Wool. J. Smith. z. Ovaa. 4
Esymoad H SIC Cal .u s a 3's' cs.,rsi.
: g W,r;er" = Ste. se.s. Age'. D31s1erY. J. s,a-
~ q C.T " ptlmet.r. Ms. r. CroFisy, 3 Jonas 10
and lady Mrs Bates Mchsgn' W = s mon, ~, D.
49, w; r., Tohn Hartman. K BneU, K birton' =
Sshsnck r. Labcs, Nelstad, 49, ip. II =
u W o1ses, s Rowe. T. e. Leayir. ?. g. Porter
sullivan, A Roads 4 l. MsIn SOP 9 . Tll
", crsvss WIN Bowie. r Mye-, Z: Young r, D. Cheese
trough. D A ChsesetT0gsh; = IayIo'' ~ w. Sf
" Pal,eman. Leigh l. P3'ierson I. u. Ii1os' e~Fr'
Willett J Brugh; d Morris Le'Ts L3cne' ! ~ Fn'
a plekennv. " Picseuny, J Robinson, G. ". Rl.t'
{ iMath.v.on. D Clo1gh r Elrney, } 9. Ags5y' n n
MH1'un, G hens NJ Moser L G Lowe. 6 VA
son s Beoi with. 4. Hardenb1rgh VI K = srds' ;. u
Rfage II X Clask laiy aud child. II O. Molte. { stau
Tn /. Ha,haway ]. Bowen, J Herrlgaa, Wa S'e"at
and ladv J Spinger. J. Reede, Resde, J. Kemsson 3
" D. Liirhrtse, c. Hasgo.t B. Brown. J. Ban-,
+ Haas J. McKoe G Davis. L. Scars, c. Va,num John
van : Kane, n snnwalt, A DAVIS. G.. R,m-yn
Johns II l.. Johns, Rgssel, D. Cuyer S2as.da2ii'
R r b sgp15 Mc 1Ss Houei, Wthef-i
J McWetley. II Thompson. J Morns, VI, C.li4s' c.
BOYD Nc Johns Vim Ashoh, T. A. Dove, l. { Hln-
VII i. Batefaed. sa%yei NJ Blackwell Psase,.
Danan W DAVIS. G. Niece, J. Burton, { ELS, y
p C0hlrn G Ellis W. Cleveland. A. na. L. Clark,
/. P Clark. A Smith, G R. Mitchell A H Armstr ne
W Newcomb. J Sague, J, Connock b. Foot, " n Jonn-
son W : Dickson. 6 l. Lock, WIN. Hldiock MI. An
derson lady and 2 chidren, Mrs Nelson and lady NJ
Murphy ana lady. Turner, Mr. Proctor. g W @r.
" " hanson. i y Gutter. Hobart, L s1lihx cA' y
Kenney I altman c A Lane. A Kitchen, J D HaSNus,
" Wiley D Hart G. Fobitt. F.. d. Thayer, A. :, Jones
Brown D A Rice. Roice, r. J Stevens +" insi'"'
VI TAYLOR Total. j-2
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
lnnkPu. &c.

Oct lat 3d. lon 70 40. sAp Reciprocity, Porter, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
Oct a. lat SO 20. Ion 66 % packet ship Jos walker
Hoxe from New-York ior Liverpool
Oct s. lat N, lon. 81 W. was seen ship sing p)re,
Hamilton. from Boston aug 2S) for Calcutta.
at 3d. Ion. "a 80 brig EmHy from Freder'cAsours
of and for Bath ,,
oct 90 of Bard.ay ship ATLANTA Colbyfrom Liverpool
for Calcutta.
with a white ia and 81 Georges Cross.
Oct a. OF Key West snip Chaos Ddn'on, in savannah
for New Orleans.
Oct 3d. of Key West, bank Grard, Chase from Boston
for Mobile same tiae, bark Sarah Ann Dockham, from
do for do.
Nov s. 54jP NJ lat ~ Ion. II II, was passed large
steam propeller. bound +.
Nov g. p NJ. lat IL 81 lon 50 81, was passed large
steamer bound E. supposed "a be the Niagara from New
York 10 Liverpool 81,
Nov g. lat So 49, lon 66 -. bark Gen. Harrison Meade
from Alexandra Tor Barbadoes . . ..-,
Nov 4 of smiths Island(by Norfolk pilot boat schrs
VINEYARD OF wellheet. and III. Adams, Of Nantucket
which standing not ated
Nov 6, at p NJ oil MOntauA, was seen, schr Lyu;a,
Gibbs from Providence Tor Baltimore .
Nov lat 40 lon g. So ship Isaac Webb. for NewYork
orLiVerpoOl.
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Disasters. &c.

E.rK LUCINDA MARIA-A letter from Car. Upon. 81
bars Iucrla Mara from New York TOR kln-sion Jd-n
tuers Irsd put Norfolk DIT ess, state, hat
BE- l.n New-York oct 49, and when four dWs on, N
Wv heavy "a of Wrd aud heavy inning. tle olfN
,1ring aleak am the pumps became choked Ga s,pnf
Iuf found fur feet Of water IN her ana on king 'n
fore oeak fouud the waex nearly up 10 ne ipfecaSilo
floor Kept of before the md and all hands. or M cen
hours ~ere baug 0at water but the leak stl camel
them Il with the greatest dlcuty the officers ah
men were prevented from putting the boat Oyeb0ld and
taking her but they to the conclusion. however
To stav hv the bark and her INTO pOr Tired 20
reach Bermuda but when within two days SAL # that
Island took another gale from and then bore for
the nea port They expected the bark would 20 down
every moment had been up stead At work hailing Tor
DAYS and nights and were completely beat out Throw
over about % tuns coal aud all movable sun about deck
II they had another gale before reaching port, the bark
must have fOuRdered.
Loss OF BR BARK vi rORIA "a letter was eeeNed
AZ Quebec on The Isl INST ffum Capt Mcleod % the bark
Victoria IL noHucg the loss Of has vessel At Little Hes
on the 2oth Of October lie bus sy- The ina erals
The Victoria cleared from Quebec on the 2s October FOR
Plymouth, Eng
S,hr Cutler Small Norfolk I'm Portland reports On
the ut and inst, experienced severe gale from
Sc to Ne. aud INV during which lost topsaa-yard,
foresa GAIT opsa and man tOpsa stavsali stove boat,
galley sc; and Tuesday morning, during heavy gale to
prevent be driven t. again, came to anchor lhIeE
Smiths Island five athOms water parted sheet cham,
and Der anchor, with about 20 fathoms of the
ch