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AIDES FASHIONABLE DRESS

L.7UIES FHSl7lUN.3BLE DRESS I
EGLACK Gro de Rhine, Chume!,.
ASSilkS, Brocale do, Fouard do,
SILK Poplins, Plain do, hieh colorpd
SERGE de LANES. MouSlin do, Sill
Linen do, printed CamblicS, Lawns
hams; together with II large assortmrr.
mines, HandkcrchiclS. Gloves and Ho>i
apr ~ For Sule by WIN. TOII
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dNLOrIIS, CASSINIERES; TW EEDS
S.leans. DrllingS, Muslins, brow land bleach
ed; Hardware. Qucenswarc, Gro ,eries, Boots
Shoes. Hats, Bacon, Lard. -Four, Meal. Salt
st. ubes. ground alum and nne. For sale by
apr 10 BE- MAY.
P.S. Country produ &c taken in exchange jor
goods at the highest r.arket price.
GATHERS. IND SHOES.
A fresh suppl OF Mrs. Smiths Caters: Jenny
Luna, bushln medium sole, kid slippers anc
chilarens 3 ,oes; for sale by 3. F. MAY.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY virtue ofa Decree of the Court of Chan.
ID Gerry, the undersigned as T.uster, will offer
at Public Sale, at the Hotel .rMr. joseph Nc
Mullen, at Port Deposit, Gu
7au'sdny, the 18th dau ,f December ncut,
all the right title. ate est and estate, of Fran
CHS Gordon, deco :, in aud to two Lots of Ground
IN lne village OF ort Deposit, designated aud
marked on The rot ofsaid village as Lots No.
26 and 81.
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NEW GHNDS.

VdWVBIVNe
EXCELLENT .ASSORTUE.t"F,
THE subscribers have ust received ;ts'
Philadelphia a new and splendid assorimcFA
FAIL IND HUNTER GOODS,
which they are now opening, and which : .
offer at very low prices. Our friends an,
public are requested TO give MS n call.
kET1IEWELL & c..
Sept 9th, 1851.
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The ATTACK uroN THE PRoMETHEUs.-
The " ashington Republic OF yesterday
has the following:
owe are gratlfed to announce that,
Immediately on receipt of the intelli-
gence ofthe firing on this vessel by the
British brig of war Express a competent
naval force was, by the Presidents d.
rectIon, ordered to repair to San Juan
ne Nicaragua to protect American ves-
sells from like outrage for the future, and
inquiries were addressed to the British
government to ascertain whether the
conduct Of the commander Of the Ex-
press was prompted by orders from his
government
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CHEAPEST YETI!

{ HL.7TLAT 7 ET!!
WV. ToRpERT is now offering lot -
w able Goods, such as NJ de I.uint {
and Prints, (kept over from last suN !. .
prices greatly below their value. (ro, ;.
sider"d y such bargains are worth look a.
Please call soon, as they are going IT
7 T. WELLS is now prepared 10
u goods 10 order with nealness and f,
and from long experience hc feels hl.n.
n war'an,ing fit in any shape or ct, (. a
ment.
ERton Tam Of Fashion. or,,ot;t, Lob.
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For Rent i'm Cs,cgareakc at,

ONE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, with
" Kitchen and GOOD garden attached, good loca-
tton on Front 81. Apply to
Nov eff MARY BRILEY.
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Three Silver Medals Awarded,

rTHE American Institute, at the late great
l. Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1851, the
Franklin Institute, AT their exhibition in Philo-
delphia. Nov. 1851, and the Maryland Instit ate
now Just closed at Baltimore, awarded their
FIRST Prenium-.3 Siirer Medul, TO che
IMPROVED SPRING MATTRESS,
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-.
dorsins the opinion expressed by hundreds of
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is sui erior TO all others for comfort, elasticity.
durability, chcapness and convenience of hand
ling and that it is the only perfect Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited 10 call and
examine this Improved Mattress, before purch-
asing. Medals were also awarded to the beau
timl Cast Iron Bedsteads deposited at same time.
an assortment ofwhich, together with a variety
OF other articles of Cast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGTS,
No. 20 Walnut St., PHILADELPHIA,
No. 233 Broadway New York, and
s w. Cor f Baito. & Frederick Sts. Baltimore.
Dec 8, 81 If
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cldcnt to man or beast.
FOR HORSES, &C.
For the cure OF spruins,
bruises. saddle and col
lar gals, sweiledj joints,
stiffness and weakness
Of the legs, old sores.
scratches, &c.
aug %
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READ: READ!

Relief Tor Man and Beast.
The Horscmans Hope, or Farmers Friend
4 arrangements are now made for supplying the
Apnblic with this Gr"a. Remedy, which has
been used with wondc;lu success by those who
have had an opportunity Of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect 10 have Il supply, aud
all persons rmpIo, ing workmcn would DO well
to have some by them, 10 be Hsed in case of ac-
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Charleston, S. G., Dec. o-The
Committee af the Whole in the House
OF Representatives at Charleston TODAY,
reported against the bill giving the cleo
ton of Electors for President and Vice
President to the people.
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LAND Fer SALE.

THE subscriber has several Tracts
lying near f.lkton and North Fast, for -
will sell on favorable terms in lots t.
chasers. THOS. $. THO
Two Or three TENNIS wanted for sniu'
North East, Ang. 30, If
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Willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public ,ha
received lhr
SPRING AND SUMMER FASIII'
and Is prepared to made genrlcmrn's clnr
the neates, marner, Call ut the NBAzA. i
door TO the Post Office.
Elkton, March % 81.
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The STATUE OF JAcKsoN.-The sum
of 5 1880 has already been expened
upon the equestrian statue of Gen. Jack
son, in Washington, and $1,000 more
is required to finish it. This, it is pro-
posed, to raise as soon as practicable, so
that it may be finished and placed in
its appropriate position On the next an
nlversary Of the battle of New Orleans.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEW FIRM.

n BItVNN, JI., bt9S lFNve 70 I'M
liz. customers md the public eenern:,
he has associated with him in bushes, 8,
B. Fuard Esq. and the business will Arl
be conducted under the firm Of Brown 4;
They have just opened a large and .i.'
stock olEall and Winter Goods, e;nbraojWy
latest varieties orladirs' and gentlemel's t.
goods. also great variety Of staple an IL
articles, all Of which they are Offering ~
unusually low.
They imvitclher friends and the pnbi'r -
and see their goods. as they are contidrn
their stock cannot BIZ surpassed in thls r."
oct. IL. BROWN j. FOah!
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC Won

Dr.. J. S. Houghton's Peps...
The true Digestive Fluid or CAST,
TOR the cure of Indigestion. Dyspepsia, ,.
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and
Decline. Fol sale by
aug. 90 NhI, TCTry
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EuRs.-Fi,ch, Grey Squirrel, and other colors,
L Of Nictoreens and Cuffs. Also Buffalo Robes,
Gum Boots ard Shoes, Tor ladies, children and
men, for sale cheap, by BROWN ABOARD
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John A, J, CresWell

A ttorney at Law. Office eppusil"
II Tousc.
Elklin. Nov. 2--tf
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TELEGRAPH FEAT OF THE MoRsE LINE.
The New York and New Orleans tele-
graph Ene, on Tuesday, sent and receiv-
ed messagesto ant from each terminus
with as much Ease a. though it were on
ly to and from PhiIat elphia or Boston
At twelve o'clock a message of thirty
four words, addressed to the New Or
leans Plcayune, was sent from the Office
IN New York direct, and an answer was
returned in less than five minutes. The
distance between New York and New
Orleans, by telegraph, is over nineteen
hundred miles, AID the feat has never
been performed before since the estab-
l'shment of telegraphs in this country.
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miraculous escape from Death.

BUFFALO, Dec. 2.-fcsierdav after
noon Mr.. Bainbridge; while crossing
the bridge to the tower, when near the
Horse Shoe Of the Falls, slipped and
fell into the rapids, aud was carried near
the bank of the great falls, when he sue
ceeded in grasping the rocks. He re-
NAMED in this perilous situation for hall
an hour, when he was discovered by a
PARTY passing over the bridge, who by
taking the reirs from their horses and
throwing an end to him succeeded in
drawing him TO the shore. When dis
covered he had barely strength sufficient
to tasten the lines around his body.
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Nov % I'm
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SALE OF PROPERTY IN KENT County.
The extensive property of the late
James Boon, Esq, in Kent county, Nd,
was sold at public sale on the 25th ult.,
His dwellings and lots, at Georgetown,
wer" purchased by Mr.. Oldham, of Ce.
Gil, for -, 700. \ small farm occupied
by the Rev. J. w. Pearson, near George
town CROSSROADS, was sold to that gem
tleman for $4,000. Another farm, of
1888 acres, near the former, was knocked
down to DR.. Black, Of Newcastle, Della
ware for $1,000. The old tavern prop
erty, eight miles from Chrstertown, con-
tanning 80 acres, and subject 10 dover,
was sold to Mr.. kennedy, of Pa, for
1920. The Hudson Hills farm, ad-
joining, containing 469 acres, was also
purchased by Mr.. Kennedy, for $500,
as will likewise the Redgroye farm, of
10 acres, for $l,200.-Mr. John B.
Armstrong bought the Hermitage farm,
near Chestertown, containing 81 acres,
subject TO widows dover for $4,000.
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Distractions IN the Hudson-Tessels
ashore.

ALBANY, Dec. 2d.-The steamers
Isaac Newton, Hendrick Hudson. En-
pire and Manhattan. with forty Other
vessels are ashore below the city. Tie
Oregon leaves tonight. The river is
filled with ice.
The Oswego canal is closed. The
Erie is open to the sixteenth lock. The
weather is trifle warmer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26th, 1851.

We had in the House Of Represen-
tatives, last evening, quite an interest
ing discussion, originating with Mr.. Al
len, of Massachusetts, who alluded to
the recent slander against Mr.. Webster,
and charged that the allegations con-
,ained in that report ought to be invest
igated, for the honor Of the country aud
the dignity Of the Administration
Mr.. Ashmun promptly replied to his
colleague, and challenged him to pro
cure the proofs and proceed with his
impeachment and lie, on behalf OF the
honorable gentlemen who surrounded
him, would pledge the Willingness OF the
House to examine and silt the SANDER,
until even Mr.. WIS iibellers were salts
6ed with the extent and inpartiality OF
their deliberations.
Mr., Allen did not take up the gaun'-
let and thus the discussion termlr rated
The worst abus, d man in the United
States, just now, happens to be Daniel
Webster.- Com. ADJ
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WARRINGTON, Feb. 27.

S NAre.-Thc bill giving further re-
medies TO patantees, and the naval pet-
sion bill Was taken up and after some
lille debate passed.
Houss.-Aiter reading of the Jour
nal, &c. the House went into commit
tee of The whole on the state Of the u
Mon aud took up for consideration the
army appropriation bill.
Mr.. Howard spoke at some length in
favor of mounted troops for the pro'ec-
ton of the Texas frontier.
Mr.. Toombs condemned the expenses
as too large, and proposed to strike
them down.
MIR. Burt def. dcd the estimates Of
the War lirrarinn Il saNIhE That none
of them could be safely cut down.
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ID UF HE TINE, N-NrEI II lHUh0D NORi 1G MARCH 1851

dehut d AT great length. without coming
- conclusion, when AT 10 o'clork tie
,jogse went ilio committee OF The whole .
Oh the Navy Appropriation Bill.
Mr. Mead spoke in favor ol'increasing
the number Ct mail STEAMERS.
MIR. Julian moved 10 suspend the rules
to introduce his resolution for he ap-
point,ncnt Of committee 10 inquire i'll
to the charges agains' Mr.. Webster by
Mr.. Allen. pending which, the House
at half past 10 Adjourned.
WAsn.hG.oN alarch |.
SENATE. -Mr Wales presented the
credentials of Mr.. Bayari, the Senator
ele I from Delaware,
Mr. Pearce called up the bill abolishng
constructive mileage. Alrer some little
debate the bill was passed
HoUsE.-The patent office report ~as
ordered TO be printed.
The House, by vote of 35 TO 10 re-
fused to suspend the rules to permit Mr.
Juli1n's resolution of inquiry into the
charges made by Mr. Allen against the
Secretary Of State TO he introduced.
Tn House then went into committee
on the Navy bill.
WAsHlN oroN, Monday, March 3.
S NATE--The usual orening business
having been gone through with, the
Senate proceeded at once 10 the con.
! sidrration OF the river and harbor bill.
HousE.-Aier reading of the journal
&c, the Post Ofhce appropriation bill,
as received from the Sen was taken
! up, and The House refused TO concur in
all the amendments made by tie Senate,
therefore 1t W Il have to go back TO the
/ Senate.
The bill directing one of the rcgi-
m nls of infantry TO be converted into
mounted riAemen, was taken up and
passed.
One hundred thousand copies Of the
Ia'ent Office report were ordered TO be
printed.
The bill making OF appropriation for
light houses, was passed.
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w. BAKERS
PLAIN SWEET, tAGIE, TRESCH, ASD
VANILLA CHOCOLATES, COCOA,

RRoMA, COCoA PASTE, STICKS, sc.
'EO Merchants and Consumers who would puI-
L chase the hest products Of Cocoa-ilec iro IN
adu tcrHtiun-mprc nutritious and hcalihiu than
tea or collce-and in quality unsupassed-the
subscriber recommends the above ARTICLES, manu-
featured by himself and stamped with his name
and residence. HIS Broma aud Cocoa Paste Ms
dnlicatc-palaahlc--an salutary drinks for IN
vilils, convalesccnts, children, travellers, and
others are pronounced by the most eminent phy-
SIC ans superiO Ia any other preparations. HIS
French and Nanlh Chocolate are warranted
equal IN delcarN and flavor TO the best of PARIS
manufacture, and AT one half their prices. la
consequence of the great adltcration in almost
all the Cocoa and Chocolate preparations now
offered to the public, order to cheaper them,
the subscriber hopes that his own manufactures
will be thoroughly tested; aud iffound unequal TO
his recommendations the, may be returned to
bis agents where purchased, and their cost shall
be- refunded They are alwaye on sale, IN any
quantity, b, the principal wholesale groccrs in the
Eastern cities aud by hi. agents, l.. ID. brigham
4 Co., Boston, Jane NJ, Bmce Co., Hart
ford; llusscy & MURRAY, New York; George
Waite, Albany; Foster Bos~orth, Troy, \. y
Grant & Stone, Phihdepha; Thomas V. Brm-
digc, Baltimore; Howell & Shoemaker, George
town, u. &. Fowle & Co., Alexandria, Va. (;
Nose Brothers, New Orleans; Kennel, Mckee \
Co., Cincinnati, O. Wm. Bagalcy X TO-, Pitts
burg Pa.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass
Mar. I IN,
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The CW.l ara n.r..u... n" Mas
aext taken up. as an,ujed. ihe .ro-
vision directing that the mileage I'll mem
bers of Congress shall be computed by
the nearest mail route was stricken ou'.
Provisions appropriating $75 000 for
custom house and post-ufiice at Pitts
burgh. and $3.50 for the same at
Louisville were also stricken out.
House.-Mr. Nc Willie. from the Com
mittee on Printing. reported bill for
the relief OF Thos Ritchie. on account Of
Iosses sustained in executing the Con-
grcssionaI iriutiag lie had ascertain
ed that he Was loser 10 ayrcat amount
and performed his contract faithfully OIL
an average.
Mr.. Wilmot, Of Pa, moved 10 lay the
subject on the tab'e. Disagreed to
yeas "a nays Ill.
The first resolution, which relieves
Mr.. Rrclie from the terms OF his con
tract and ~ lieu gives him one hali the
prices fixed by the law Of 1919, was or
dered to be engrossed ior a Sd reading
by three majority.
Mr.. Julian made an Intellectual en-
ieavor 10 introduce resolution, appoin-
ting a committee TO investigate the
chars es made by Mr. Allen against the
Secretary Of State.
The army bill was next considered
an passed, when the House took re.
! cess.
Eve ing Session.-The SENATE bill.
appropriating 100000 acres of the
public lands for distribution among the
sntes &c, COR the INDECENT insane, was
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IErnn the Irish Americln.l


An sAPPEAL TO COMMON SEssE-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance An opinion without Civ
ing a reason inr il. We might tell the public IN
every issue OF our paper, that HurCHiSGs VIC
STABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were SPECIFIC
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing ont
OF it, but they would n believe our rse drn
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result OF per-
sonal observation and ON the concurrent tesi
T,ny Of all our friends and acquaintances VINO
have tried the article, or have seen 1t tried, that
its tonic Alternative, and restorative properties are
altogether uneqallcd. That 1t braces the system,
restore, the appetite, raises the sph'ts, Impa't'
6rmness to the nerves, and lnvlg"gacs the const =
tuition; AN that its stimulating effect ~ followed
by no reaction We therefore consider IT the
very best stpnachi' which me zeal science has
yc, given "a ma kind.
Circulars. containing tha certificates Of re'n',k-
I be cures, and tn high estimation in which IN .
h,Ilcnc il hcl! 10y thc public press, can he had oil
the agelts, free.
PRICF 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, 122 Fulton street.
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iRdrrtrO.

In Woonsocket, 18th inst, MIR. Thomas ".
Ha risun, of Warwick, and Miss Rosalla +. Full
er. of Pawtustet.
Ia Somerset ON the 23l inst, Mr.. Thomas Ken
ne ", aud Mss Mar, liIl OF Dighton.
In Providence, 20h Mr. John !. lawton of
Newport. to Miss 5, Augusta Millrrd Of "m-
wick.
AT Otunwa, Iowa, 9th ult, Bella White, Esq,
AID Miss Harriet p. Hoppin, formerly of Pro'i-
dence, X. /.
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AURORA BoREALis.-One Of the most
beautiful phenomena Of this description
we have ever beheld appeared last ngh
abou, 10 o'clock. and continued Tor near
ly an hour. 1t was seen OH the northern
horizon, swaying on both sides of the
north poInt-west Of it, but more exten-
sively TO the east. 1t first assumed a
delicate white color and then a roseatc
tint which came and went like a blush
on the cheek Of beauty. Occasionally it
shot up rays at different points, and it
sometimes ascended nearly as high AZ
the North Star. The Aurora Borenls
was singularly striking; but, in fact, the
whole horizon was beautiful illuminated
as il was y the full moon, by Jupiter
and Saturn blazing in their respective
orbits, and the constellation of Gsmini
hanging directly over our heads:
-" Now slow'd the armament
With living .apphiie'."
Wa hington Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

MRAsEAv's fuSE AL ORArIos oN rns
DEATH or FRAsRLis-T The recent celr-
bration Of the anniversary of Franklin's
birthday has brought out some interest
ing "reminiscences. Among the rest is
the funeral grafton on his death, pro-
nounced by the eloquent and gifted Mi
rabeau, in the National Assembly OF
France, on the nth of June, l750, Mark
Antony's oration over Cmser's dead
body can scarcely surpass il in simple,
soul thrilling eloquence
"Franklin is dead A profound 81
lence reigned throughout the ha |. !
The genius which gave birth IL Anrr-
lea and scattered torrents OF llgh' upon
Europe. is returned To the bosom % ia.
Divinity.
The sage, whom two worlds claim,
the man disputed by the history OF the
sciences and the history OF EN- Tres,
holds undoubtedly, an elevated rank
among the human species
Political cabinets have hut too long
commemorate the death OF those who
were never great but in their funeral
oraions the etiquette Of the court has
too long sanctioned hypocritcal griet.--
Nations ought only 10 mourn for their
beneiacIors the representatives, oiirce-
men ought never TO recommend any
other than the heroes oi humanity to their
homage.
The congress has ordered a general
mourning for one month throughout
the fourteen confederate States, on ac-
count Of the death of Franklin. and A.
merica has thus acquitted her tribute Of
adm ration in behalf of one Of the faith
ers Of the constitution
"W ould it not be worthy Of you. iel
low Legislators, TO unite yourselves in
tins religious act. Ia participate in this
homage rendered in The face of the unl-
verse 10 the rights Of man and to the
philosopher who has so emlnently pro-
pagaled the conquest OF them through
out the world
Antiquity would have elevated affairs
TO that mortal who, for, the advantage
Of The human race embracing both
heaven and earth in his vast extensive
mind, knew how to subdue thunder and
tyranny.
lghtened and free Europe at
least oN es lis remembrance and it's re-
gret to one OF the greatest men who
has ever served the cause ofphlosopl.y y
and liberty.
Il propose that decree do now pass,
cnacling, that the National Assembly
SHALL wear mourniag during three days
for Benjamin Franklin
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.uur,nr lnlclli0tIItr. sssxs
PORT OF NEW PORT.
AItl'IN ED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26.
Schr LausdAle, Taylor. Philadelphia, Prov;
Matilda, " islon, NY, Eastport,
THURSDAY, Feb. 27.
Schr Ellen, Nickcrson, Bost, itichmond.
Sloop Temperance. DAVIS, bristol, \ \.
ERIDAY, Feb. 2s.
Schr Ellen Rodman, Sherman, \ Bedford, y
Y; Maria, Baker, Bost, do.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Davis, Bedfordj WIN
~ SATURDAY, March !.
BRIG Puaski, Norris, Prov, Ihomastun.
Srhr Roger " illGlus, Rhosdes, Prov, Ny
Calcutta, Smlth, Naieham, do, May Miller,
Peacock, Phila, Boston.
Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Prov, NY Ere,
Shoppo, Bristol, y Bedford.
''"'P''' '' MONDAY, March 3.
Schr Era, Phincy, Bost, Ny; Eugene, Small,
Provincetowo, Norfolk Mail, trowell, Pro,'oe,
pha; Henry d Gibson, Baker, Dighton, Lon
don; Mary, Crow,ll, Prov, Bait.
sloop Thomas Is Hawkins, Jones, Prov,
Oregon, Stwgcs, do, do Sea wien, Wells, DO
do; Navigator, Chase. ilsrwich' Haven;
scbr Wm Mason, Jones, Prov'cr, Savannah
NAV Ehu,r Churchi, do, Bait; Woldemar, Al
kins, Provincetown, n Y. Plough Boy, WIle.-
ton, Bristol. :,
ana.
MEMOKh NDA.
Crd at Savannah, on the 10Th achr Fak'r,
Gardner, Havana.
At Mobile, on the 18th, brig Callsndcr, Taylor,
waiting Freight.
At Maianlas 10th, bark Martha Anna, Mes
ser, Loading molassts tor this r"t.
ca at Havana, 22l, brig Annawan, Amy,
fjr Wilmington, \ e..
Arr at Havana, 2ist, brig X d lswion, Gard
ner from Savannah.
Loading at Havana, 2ltt, brig Cardiff, Mel.
VIII, for savannah.
Cfdat New York let Brig Random Bmdiok
| for H.,vsna.
Ahived al savannah 2i inst, Bark Martin
i A.aa Messer, from Mstsnzas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
Io,,,svlLLs, Feb. 9th.

A terrible tornado nearly destroyed
the town OF Fayetteville, Tennessee
on the oath inst. Several lives were
lost, and many persons seriously inJur-
cd. The wind blew a perfect hurricane,
amidst which could be heard the screams
Of ~omen and children, the falling of
houses and the crumblng of walls,
mingled with peaIs of thunder. The
air was alive with electricity. Rain
subsequently, fell in torrents and impen-
s.rabls darkness prevailed. The tor
nado came from the South West.