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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
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Total S51, 100000
Eight millions of the public debt have been extn-
guished in the period by the purchase here of
securities to that amount at market rates
For the fiscal year ending June 80. 1850, the re-
ceipts from customs were S39, sos 686
From public lands 1859 1894
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

The aggregate population according to the general
census of 1874, of Turkey in Europe, Asia and Africa,
is stated at upwards of thirty five millions, of which
fifteen and half millions in Europe, sixteen millions
in Asia, and nearly four millions in Africa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
The National Revenue.

We have authentic intelligence from Washington
to the effect that during the last fiscal year, the
venue from customs amounted to $40 200, 900
From public lands to 100000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

Authorized Agents for the journal.
JAMES VI. REoMoSp, Tarboru', Edgecombe county, N C.
'sIAH JouNsoN, Clinton, Sampson county.
o:EPu Il. KEMP, Bladen county. &
D;. SHERWOOD, Striekland's Depot, Duplin county.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. o., Lenoir county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

The cholera has been committing fearful ravacos
recently in the British possessions in the West Indies
At the latest dates-the 1st instant-it was still pre-
vaent in Jamaica and other islands
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

A verdict of one thousand dollars damages was
awarded in New York. on Thursday, against James
Gordon Bennett. proprietor of the Herald, in the Court
OF Common Pleas, at the suit of James Hunt, for a
libel published in his paper in 1915
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

An Eastern paper says that Mr. Benton, the Ex-
Senator, is going TO California. TO join bis relatives
there, but will publish his two volumes Of political re-
minseences before he begins his exile.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

Des~A convention of the friends of Mr.. Webster
was held in Faneuil Hall, Boston on Tuesday last,
and that gentlemens name presented as a candidate
for President of the United States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

B6pIt is said that Senator Foote who has recently
been elected Governor of Mississippi, will occupy
his seat in the Senate until the 10th of June, when
he will resign and return to Mississippi for the pur
pose of being inaugurated Governor, and of be-
ing candidate before the Legislature for reelection
to the Senate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

BGHWe have received the Catalogue of the Of
fcers and Students of Wake Forest College for the
collegiate year, 1912" The total number Of stu
dents appears to be l03 From this district no.
tce only two students-N. D. Fennell. of New Han
over and Oliver NJ Matthews of Sampson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

Do you believe what the Bible says about tbs
prodgai son, and the fattened calf %
sc Certainly do'
Well, can you Tell me whether the calf that was
killed was a male or a female calf
&c 1t female calf''
" How do you know that }"
:. Because, Cooking the chap in the face) see the
male alive now" ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
Gas In Petersburg.

The city of Petersburg Va, was lit up with Gas
for the first time, on Monday the oath inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

1t is estimated that by the time Kossuth arrives
about 25 900 babies will have been named after him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
Alabama Democracy.

The Montgomery Advertiser contains a call for a
Democratic Convention to meet on the 9Th January
next. for the appointment of delegates to the Balt
more Convention. The call is signed by the Hon
w. R. King, Gov Collier Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick
and most of the leading Democrats of the State -
When it is remembered that Gov. Golfers election
claimed in this State Union triumph, and
that senator King is the choice of many of our Con-
stitutonal Union Democrats for the Vice Presidency
may indulge the nope that their example will
not be without its influence in Georgia.
Savannah Georgian
We have little doubt but Georgia will be represen-
ted in the National Democratic Convention, well
as Alabama and that all local and petty euds
will be dropped in both States. North Carolca has
maintained her old ground. Her democracy have
been content to be Democrats and union and 6
cession parties as such, have had little power
to disturb their harmony, consequently they will
have comparatively few difficulties to encounter few
misunderstanding to reconcile. With n proper eff
fort, North Carolina be carried for reliable
Democratic candidate, such as Mr. Buchanan, and
the old State ought to assert her influence in the
choice of her standard-bearer Both parties ough
to assert for the State higher position and more
commanding influence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

of the Hornets Nest denying that he had been sick
bear giving way to descriptions that could say moth
ing of The glorious natural spectaeles which the
coast beheld from out at sea- Afforded in luxurious
abundance. The foaming breakers, the rocky banks
the impenetrahe woods losing themselves IN endless
distance the ranges of hills with their many tints and
leafy crowns and behind them all, the grea; noun.
tain chan with its ncessant shifting display of coors
Here, unless perfectly day such April sell
dom offers. secures clear and steady view, all is
continual change dense mist. conceang all things
is often drawn before the peerng eyes and vany does
the bale sense then seek for relieving point OF vi
sion until sun-glance rend the ashen viel. and a
golden magic wand. charms into sight world OF beau
ty. and woods, hill and gEancies, are glea ming new
splendor around odenstedfs thousand and OnI
DAYS in the Morning Land.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

1t is stated by the London Times that the Crystal
Palace will be preserved on its present site. The
royal commission have voted TO pay the builders g35
600 additional, which they would have done were
they decided 10 pull down the building This makes
g14i 900 they have paid for it the price of ii if pre-
served will be ESQ GOO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

wI.4IxGroN, n. c.. MONDAY. DEC. j, 1854.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05
Not Sick

We recently got q letter from our friend Badger
of the Hornets Nest. denying that he had been sick
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

PosT OFFICE PoETRY.-TEe following is copy of
the superscription of letter which passed through
the Philadelphia Post Office some days since;
Dear Uncle Sam
Alex Swandel1, is the boy
That do wish to see, sir,
He lives way out in Illinois,
He's 50 Justice of the Peace sir
In Sc Moline City, he'll be found,
IT'S in s Rock Island county,
And fl get there safe and sound,
Why. you'll receive yoar bounty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-05

mIlkman may have habit of stopping daily near
the river and not excite suspicion but when we find
his little boy fishing for minnows in the milk pans,
begin 10 have our doubts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

q James Buchanan, Esq, Tor many
years British Consul in New-York died o. Saturday
last, at Ems~ood Iear Montreal IN toe rst year Of
III, sge MI Buchanan some years ago, when he
retired rom The Office he filled for 81 many years,
removed 10 Chiion. Niagara Fals.) where he Aad a
most dsiie hliul residence and where he received his
oo irencs With gre hospitality. At the time Of has
ctain ne vas On . visit TO his daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

rapidly Of her ui,ersnee. the imaginative sirh,.
winch she INDUCES, and the frequent salies Of ~
and humor that mark her style render II next n !.
possible 10 report her. She was quite fayorre wa
the audience and her speeches are better atspeJ -
immediate effect than 10 be read The Convene
adjourned to meet IN the same place On To- nouos
momlnC. al 10 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

Messrs. stephen Whitney. George Gnswold. Daniel
Uliman, and the other sIgners Of the Address, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Passengers Sailed.

IL secnsJtp issa Tor Lir,rpOol-AIrs c. Plclue 81 q
aud nurse Orleans, Manuel San Justly aud aiy pr
Rico, MI Laiour and ady, Dr. Macala sai lady NJ
az ara tIls, Ar Jackson Mn Jackson and mad NYok
Bennett, Philsd Miss Decking. Miss A Nd NJ VI
vi NOod. M Alfonso and ady Mss A Alfa,.g =. r
4 Alfonso, Mast A Alfonso Mast l. A Alf,-ss VI &
y Alfonso an svts. Or Mangets and LADY R,k na.tr
Mr LINES DR. VI Cahev. " illan A all Kry Wr,t.
Cochrane New YORK. Mr. Hlarou. R58ert Xtsou-
Trinidad James Smith. Nr Bo,ce Charleston r B,,re Ir
Charleston, M Leblng, do. Lucas DO. Ruts'n Man
New NoIk. \ ii Lunler. Miss Bovce. MIS- A u,,sr NJ r
frinse. Muhay. New lo !. Nr Dexter aud S1n en-
cnnsil, Mr. fireman and neEd Heury LYMAN. Nogtrrsl.
Mr. Clay New YORK. John PraitS, Mr. peII,e RooIela
Mexcc; Dcnlslo de Selasca. Me1cn Carson n
Swim, Mr. Mason. Hungary; Mr. Georce D Bo,bairt y
nMh' MT AgaId Havana. Mr. Jose I.ol.ez H,vaus.
MIR l. Picqne, Dir Mar,zno, An lsssneua. Tr Pes.
eVef ahd lady, sT Garcee Anc adg. PhLa. Mr. lane.
Ihomas and lady, Sirs Murray, Mss Murray SevYor.
Nr Antotlo Ruhlo. Havana. Mr. Seraphi Recio d. Nr
NepoIHiceno odaTdo. Havana. Mr. X Hiu ana isa,
John VI heng Havana, Dr. kins Va. Robt Leslie Viz
gnia; James Mc(Nuloch Petersburg Va. n g..
New Orleans. Jas C0hhah New York Cieusert Hro1an
% bracse, Genl MoNel, New York, Samuel Hut
ghlhsoa' kns,and. Summers Hutchlns, N DO. Nanev
3. NJ Sncnnsil, Ihos Mccarthy and son
yit SanueI Taylcr, John CraA ford yrgsnia.
John Nlchokon, L Pitcher. sIr WaIlack N, r,sr5e-
ha'sna sir broteman. Mxtanzas nd t..
~ Ns4isck, Mr Alcrch- Mr. Lewis W Sgiper H.y.rs'
All Goef nerno hetortlno Havana. James Chad,cS po,
hsdwlcs Eng and Mr. Nhlte, Mr. Mills Nr~ .OrissDs.
soas % Sseooh " n Little, Dr. Ialhaferu, MIR PAGE VIZ
gnla Manuel FASTER. Havana. Ternnnln PoIo V..'a..
has t'rlfihs Bts,on DR. WIN Sutherland Mon.-aI ~
N Andrews. Captain Kdsht Mr. DuuriSS n - ~
Eng lam, Mrs Blzsli'a "a Mss Fanny WaIsK NJ p..s
lbusce, Mr. Rcharis SIR r KIrrlt-s NJ Sari Nj
hf Aier SeV'f slT Jane, Rue, Hr Back Mr Joaa s.es
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Nyw.pFrFoRn

NSw- BEDFORD. joy z--Arr -ras Gazslie. CooAhs
I1r- rln- 49, Ne A.'s.uf Sil isaIs GrefAJUas
vlch fer Rordoli slss ..,N ssne.. k.En-y Ses Yor
frlLkAn AnsfG 49, Ns.iax. O.. Irrg-s 10, lStA. s-s
Noneo N~-.ae.4a Aia sas y .r~,a 81 sslh. hrs
Mni siorei' DAVIS s. , Als NJ. chs C3asgl Aifrns
ftila; r~ih.i. s.HA, Anla.. Vac nan. NAllrrs.
NNcA
NoRFoIK, ruly s7-->it. SCI rcas. MeNIaiA. hrN
Nerk, y Parker. Ia ls d.
tORTShOITH .iy e-Au hr-s Porto Rioo E-r,
ard err g,cI Ko srt. Pasd.Irh a. l7ih. scAs waAar
t'cs sFlnS Wsriwei Dos Sh Pioneer Thomas. Bansor
f.r E,ftsf
e. CALAIS. : uucl Ca.'rss Cu.i-u Pfosdcnos ca seA.
C1rricr Otts Nrcfcrt Nlrc' Garrison. SIT; kisxan
cia. John Petis Brow ta,ic.t " Rston Nc, slnsn
y Pnoc Chau,s's. p .v,teacs Ma-s Meal. Dye, N,e-
CeoT geioSp
PORTL kSn yu'y .e-Arr sch o OHPsrry. --. NYork
PROV lpk NJ Z fry lS--Arr set Noble. Ireland. PHI
.adc phla kcharJ lh'H 1sa. Col~sa. do, S4ils Muller
Eenne, NNOrs ReioN- ~ Ertns Ca>h. frca Alhaa,,
SD schs n ETurksou. Ne>sctt. Pk4A ksslAs
Rice. do. HEM ca Saith. 81
RICHMOND. J.y SD scA S]enld. Rogers NeN
SiLEM. July ss--A'r sr, Potomac Sa.,A S,s "a l.
Miller and Plo~ roy B'Slsdsn Boston, sd sch Potomac
Thomas New Eedf0rr Sifh I'D SCI Campus Nora tar
do. 23,h schs rcsn. hlns New York, Pal0s, Bart
lett. Georgetown VIA AtLneonuh, -t'h, Mara FoSs Ma
len. rotasco \ew-Nork
Nyoik
wARrHN,r. July ga Ar schs Ar,,a Damon, HoSn.s
Pctou 2tth. rame Ho.rtS. Go.fley. Raiiimore, Ed~i
Hawkins New. No,k 81 sth. schrS ASaN am, Besss
NNork Monitor. Besse BcS,ol. Nous. DeianS, lRedfnl
Anita Damon hcsmeT Pctcu
WARREN july 21-Arr sloop Heniy CastoG. Carr. Ron
dou Sid bark Pstsea, new, so 20 tunsl Of and ioT
WELLS July 2s-Arr brig o,lord. Cia-s. New Haven
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
" An accident which occurred on the

" An accident which occurred on the
Railroad between Washington and Baltimore on
Monday evenlng-from which fortunately no per
sonal injury resultedwas the cause of the loss OF
the entire trip Of the mail destined for this city,
well as that FOR the whole North and East, The
tram from Washington, when about two miles from
the Laurel Station. narrow deep cut. ran over
COW, and the locomotive and two three cars we're
thrown of the track, and so lodged that IT required
more than six hours TO remove them. The accident
Mas one that no care could have avoided ASnether
that tram The tram from BALTIMORE twhen IL came
upl could pass on the passengers both trains were
gathered into the Baltimore cars, and through The
care and attention OF the conductor, succeeded IN
reaching Baltimore, TO their great relief and rest
about II O'Clock at night BY great exerton the
road was cleared IN time 10 ALLOW the morning trains
Of Yesterday 10 pass each way. Nat. Intel
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

~ The ship bound up the China Sea- which passed
by the Sears April H. oft island Of ~ Barbs had a red
and sIsEa divided diagunay quarters, OF which
those the top and bottom red and those the
sides green This sad to resemble respecs
signal of ship Boston hence for Canton which passed An
uer. Apn 10
July 10, lat IS ST. Ion 50 a. Sgnalzcd bark Maron
Lowry, I'm Barbados for Barbados
July l3 lat a So Ion q sO ssp Constellation Allen
New York for Liverpool
july TO- lat - 20 Ion 81 25 bark ssachSetts for Ma
tanzas for CoWes
july a. lat 81 a. Ion 70. bark Geo Snouse, FIN Boston
for Havana.
Ns e. lat So 90, Ion 81 80. bark Homer, weman from
Boston for Valparaiso. r. is out.
NV 2j lat ST. Ion "a 3 Peruvian. fm Glasgow for Nllpa
raI>o liZ DAYS out
Jolly IS at 4 % " lon % -. W, ship Norma fm NYork
for Havana lis ont
july 29 of the shoals ship Indus" l2O ds I'm Talcah"a
no. for NBedfOrd
july 2s no lat SC bar, Avon Windsor from ndsor for
CITY POINT
Julr 2 lat Al Ion 6S passed brig Draco, OF and from
Salem for Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
DIED.

On "Wednesday July Soth tnh day j Dyssnte MARY
rehc' VI the late Nathan Marshall formery of Phiade-
phla County, Pal IN the 18th year Of her age
The friends Of the family aud Of her Son, Marshal
and her Sn-inlaw J. C. Hagen, peclf lly invited
10 meet al her late residence 33 Boome this day 3s
a. O'Clock NJ The remains VIII be taken - RocklaEi
Cemetery on the following morning
At Penaaquit, l.. GEORGE [ infant sJn Of Geo
and CaihaIlne Belts, aged year months AMI
days
Drowned ai sea, from hoayd the steamer Pen00sco:
on suam Beach about o'clock the Il 2otl
july. ROBERT X NELSON, Of his CITY aged % years,
Of Arnold Nelson ESQ Of Albany. He on n pas
sage from New York 20 PhladelY Yha aud while IA
satina WIN MI Dennlng; Of Wlscn.l the hurncans
riosi his balance and fell overheard Capt; Clark anne
liaiel stopped the engine aud sent 6Jai T.
The steamer lay hour aud ever poS,ble f,rt
made but owing 70 the darkness Of the nght they were
unable 10 ma HIM The unfortunate young lad
l. nU
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Foreign Ports.

AR at Havana July 81 John Benson. Dibbe. New
York. TELEGRAPH. tnals. Now York, Triumph, Roberts,
Boston. RUSSIA. Maxwell, FhIidelphla Delaware, Bre
yorre, Cardeuas goth Carieuas. Fogg. sierra M0rena.
MLagdon Butler. New Orleans. Gilbert Green. Ma
anzas, 10Th House Miller, New Orleans, Anderson,
Mooney. New York. Mary Smith, Smith. Mtfankts
Santd from do July lg Aniont'ta, lSp) COmpdtr a,
Chan ,ston, James Wright, Layandee Mobile, Mary III
Chagres 2lst Cardenas. Iogg, Portland Caihanne vii
NeW-fOTk.
Ar at Hamilton (Rermuda July II, s,hr G o gelow,
Jones 81 Thomas, i8th brig Swan, Pierce Nfotk, ljth
SON Jelson Alexandra, Va 2Jd, sohI Corsair. Vesey
Baltimore.
Cleared a, ST Georges 8emuda July H. 'cr Fasorite,
HgRs b. stOD.
AT Al lehec July Is, ships Orleans, STEEL NewYork
Amidas n ghes do
AZ Sierra leone 10Th ult bng Sea New, Attudse, for
New-iOTk, W.T. cargo.
At NIaacong Africa June 20, bng Allen, Berry, unc.
Grand Bassa Afnca, 20th ut brig Louisa Neboer unc
At Isle de Los Affics, To- ut sch san Kelley, Lns-
con b, tu salem, wig cargo.
Al Rio Janero 2,i ut bark Ed~ fle cher Green. Tor
NYok
Al Barbados 18th inst, brig Thos Trosbndge. Rhodes
I'm NNoTk Just arr.
Boston: "a nst RObt Spedden. Goldng, hOreans
At Arecibo 18th INST. bng Atlantic Brown, for New
A. Neu,as 7th INST brs Matinc mot MeIallak) Thorn
Sailed from Tuks Island 18th inst bark Kathleen. tBD
AZ 81 Thomas. July a. bark Edward. Dearborn. unc.
M Chase Durry for Porto RICO, DO, Drgs MARY tiniy,
beth famsTde', I'm Trinidad, unc, Jonn MARSHALL I'm
Martinique. fr Cuba. Arthur Leary Sel Tor Denerata;
unc. sols May EmslIne. Rice iJr AleIaGdfa Hih u
Ferrs Tdttspn, I'm Baltimore for - next Jay oid <"'"'
bsIs Gov Von Orholm, DAVIS for ST Thomas.
At Domln.ca, July -, sch Fa"n, Tor 81 Thomas about
the .tta
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
WhaIers.

Cid at New Bedford July g. ship Goconda. Dorherty,
North Pacific Ocean bark Greyhound (28 1915 tuns of
Wtstportl Wing, Atlantic Ocean. SD bark Greyhound
Arr at TarI auln Cove l1th. ship Rambler aughton, Pa
clfc Ocean Tacahuana MAY II. with 800 bbls ol. Of
aud for Nantucket Left al Talcahuana ship Susan. Ray
Nantucket arrived April 2s 50 out 100 for home
and others before reported.
Sid from NLondon 2oth. ship Indian Chef Bailey, for
North Pacific Ocean
MYSTIC July 24-In port 20 sail for Arctic Ocean IN Au
gust ships Corioanus. Grnnel ROBIN Hood McGinleyi
Romuus Baker; Heespcnt, Manwarng and Shephcfdess
Ma'TouS.
At s. Helena May 90 Alto LaAeman NIB fIl, Or home
March u lat 0r Ion u days from Hobart Town, NDL)
HIM Seen Sill for Arctic Ocean-had recruited al Hobart
Town
The ship South America of Providence, sold on the
28th INST Mr. " q BrOwncl OF New Bedford, for Sill,
he takes her the from Calao To Btlt
more, She VIII ne fitted up for the whaling business
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
DEnraucrIvE SroaM. The County Of

DrRTRucTIyE STORM. The County OF
Allegheny was visited on Saturday night by one OF
the most destructive storms known IN this VI
cjnity The day had been very hot and oppressive,
but toward evening the sky became overcast, and the
barometer commenced TO fall with great rapdTty.
Al about nine O'clock rain FELL and the thunder was
very heavy the flashes Of lightning beng exceed
mgiy vivid The wind was blowing from the north,
and IL soon increased TO perfect hurricane. Hail
stones too, commenced TO fall, many OF which were
six inches IN circumference
The destruction Of glass In the windows and sky
byhts of Pittsburg and Allegheny, was great,
slough not 70 extensive IN the memorable hait
storm OF 23d Of last September. our houses rarely
have IA northern aspect. The co intry IN general,
however suffered much more, OWING 10 the violence
OF the wind Huge trees az several feet IN clrcum-
ference were either uprOoted Their trunks snapped
asun6er as II they had been twigs The orchards IN
particular, were much injured, and IN many the
" hole fruit crop destroyed.
intelligence from nearly every part OF the county has
reached us. and everywhere the storm was violent
Trees, Which are blown across many oil the country
Foads, have almost rendered them lnpasslble. Inc
telegraph poles have IN many places been blown
down, and tie wires broken by falling trees. Large
numbers of trees were prostrated across the track
of the Ono and Pennsylvania Railroad, between
this city aud New Brighton but We understand that
they will all be removed this morning and the cars
run as usual We fear that If the violence of the
storm extended far down the river, some OF the
steamboats, must have sustained much damage, II
not totally wrecked We are gratiied at beng able
20 say, that have not heard of any person beng
seriously injured though triing accidents were OF
frequent occurrence tPttsburg Gazette, 2sih.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK JULY 81.
Cleared.

sieamshf-Maron Berry. Charleston, SPoaord, Tile
ston h Co
Ship-Prncttcn. Russell Liverpool Frost Hicks. Rob
Kelly. Barstow. Liverpool, Chamberlain. Robinson
Co. LernItz. Ham Jorgenseu. Hamburg. schmidt Bal
chem New ampshIrs. Chase Glasgow Zere-a CO, Sea
witch Frazer, San F'Snc SEQ, Rowland Aspmwal
RaTss-Rsssel. (PrusSl Rentl. Cork, sc, Funch Il
Nencke. Manchester. McFaren. Rattsr1lm Notte
bohm EIac', eyeps savannah Snrges, Chairman \ CO
Brlg~-Tweed, BTl hcDouga /. Maitland, Ms. J Whit
ney Co. Field. Carver, Manzanllla, Nesn,ih sons
Fear Not Brl Heath. 81 John NIB, @ ger, Cathlrne
Nckeis. Nickels, philadelphia, Nesnth Sons. Maria
tNtsp Scarpail, Marselles Sardy Forest Garrison
Bar gor Freeman, Enrique, Ashley, Aontevldeo. De
Rain Moore
Schooner-Petrel Young. Boston, et NOso c.. Lon
isa Jane Ketcham Philadelphia, j " Mckee, Z "
Gsifell Arents, PhIadelph Platt \ Slught, Nt1p
Wyckof Baltimore Johnson Loygden, Atlantic, Ncksr
son Salem. " Ropes. Plymouth RocN, Lacy. Boston
Depton Spragu., Alamo. Pearson, Wilmington, Dollncr
Potter MARY Eliza ChamherlalR. Frsdene, ,sbur-
Sloops-R Greene, Lawrence. PhIla elpha. Wlsle.
Amelia Coos Taunton. Sarah Eliza, (Br) Fleming Pom,
Petrie. J Henry
Propeller-Ironsidos Green. Phladcloh,a II rhlmp-
son: Penohscof. Clark. Philadelphia, VI sanford.
Barge-Delaware. Cook, Philadelphia, 4 BnsSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Vls,r ro THE VALLEY OF VIaGlNIA.-lt

VISIT TO TIE ALLEY oF ihulNiA.
is understood and we have no doubt correctly, that
The President of the United States and portion of
the Members of the Cablnet-the Secretaries OF war
and the InteTlor-will leave this city on their pro-
missed visit 10 the Valley of Virginia on Tuesday
neNt
On his way, the President, with the Secretaries
will make q personal inspection of the public works
and property at Harpers Ferry, which he has long
been desirous of doing.
They will then proceed up the Valley by the
Potomac and Winchester Railroad, TO Chirlestown,
turning of at that place TO the neigh0orlng shan
nondale Springs. there to meet, III friendly ana la
mIar way, the citizens of the adjoining counties
of jefferson, Clark, and Loudoun, IN compliance
with an invitation Of the latter made some time
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Leaving Shannondalc, the President anl his friends
will go on 10 Winchester ani, taking perhaps Capon
by the way, thence to the White sulphur Springs OF
Greenbrier At this point II Ne are not mlslntormed,
Nj Stuart VIII cross into his own district 10 attend
10 some legal business requiring his care. OF Mr.
Conrad's purposes we are not apprlsed, but beng
native Of Winchester, at which place many of his
near relatives still resident, lie will, of course
feel himself IN that region every where at home.
This viii be Mr.. ConradS first release tins Summer
from the tolls and cares OF hs Department
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