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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

sGRowLERs!-Thefei is a class of men in every
community who go about with vinegar taces'
because somebody feels above them, or because
thew are not;appreciated as they should be, and
who have; q constant quartet with theirdestiny
These mem usually, have made avery grave mis-
take in the estimate oftheirS abilitespor are un-
mit;eated asses. n'eitherF case they are untoI-
tunaIe Wherever this tault-fndlng with ones
condition or position occurs there Is always a
want of self respect. If people desPise you, do
not tell It all over town If you are smart show
il. Do something, and keep doing you are
=, ris,ht down clever fellow, wash the wormwood
off tSur face, and show your good will by your
good deeds. Thenifpeople efeel aboveyou go
Straight of and feel above thems 1t they turn
up tileir nosss because you are amechanic, or
a farmer, OF "a shop boy, turn yoursyup notch
higher. If.;hey swell l;when they pass you 10 the
stret. swell yourself, aud if that does not fetch
them concla ladeyery good natured that they are
unyosthy synur acqpaintan and pity them for
missing such ascapitalf chance OF getllng lnto
good society. 5 ss.s.1!., !, q .s.4s4.a
ines .hfmself: 10 be. He must show himself pos
sessaa sell, respect3 3inde ependence' energJ TO
will and 10 do, and d good sound hear Inese
analitie es md possessions win ttput him throug
Who blaIneE man for feeling above those who
are degraded enough to- go around like papies'
telling how people abuse them, and whining 6s;s
"a nsS ,societg wili4not take them by the collar
and dag, iheg1n intodecency We are tolerable
humble IN, ou rtway but~e do feel above snch
folks. and repeatedly request hem not 10 speak
10 us.---- Esla lssaasl sliea.: as 3
! tTnleK G1eTH1Se Se.-71t does not aPpear4to be b!
penerally Known among persons 3who7 take yios " =
Tent exercise, that they should moi yea 2 thick
clothing The reason given they shonld !! not
is because peTspila Y.
body M Increased by exercise, perspirat re-,
tnsss thp55 s INV evapotation9 toe healthy
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"a Iyerry lg.ood Farm 'f for Sale.

n WISH tn sefil nv Wolf Marsh Fasfn, part
|. 95f he estate on which i reside, containing
shoSt 400 acres of eIlent Limestone and, so
os yvbich are ln Wood. II lies one nj from the
river and three 70, OF q
mile 81 two Msfchant mills and one @ mlia
e ! 81 dwelling Honses
y s;Sns 10 81 ~ feei, two stories and con;
tsins four COED rooms there issa Wig q
me ana d hall stories !a kitchen
ard Ici,ambe5 for the COO .s.;. :,
sfsis one fourth hand and tsls
Ia three equal annual pa yentst 4
b q deed Of trust ln Tor
Is had BY to =. Il an
san oil Etarie OF TO the
or M SRinke near tlie ptemises
OF g iAk z AMES nj
Near White Post Z. o., g 81 (
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One Of the most Desirable Farms
in the Valley Of Virginia,
FOR SALE.

gEyHE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
FARM, situated an the fertile county OF
Jefferson. about five miles from thHl tlourIshins
towns of Charlestown, tlarpers. .Fef7y and Shep-
herdstown, and containing about
Five Hundred and Fifty Acres.
Ills as productive as any land ia:tFe Valley
There are about forty acres of rich3ncadow, and
The balance of the cleared land, except the part
in Wheat, is we'll set in grass-a fair proportion
is in wood, for fencing and fuel. The finest Cum
berland Coal, can always be procured at prices
which make it cheaper than wood s. d.
The Elk Branch, stream OF suthcient volume
m nrone several Mills, flows throurhthe centre
of t6e Farm, and the Baltimore ant Ohio Rail;
road I follows its course There are Store Houses,
4 Depot, and Dwellings, apart fro:l the ~ an
9sionLwhiciY rent for more than $6gu -. -
The improvements arecomortabls, embracing
the MANSION and the usual alOUasHOUSES,
and a never.failing branch OF water, passes
through the Stable yard. The Springs, conye-
nfent 10 any of the Buildings, are nane rous: >.
Whether viewed in reference to qAalliy OF SOIL
Beat,tv Of scenery refined society, o. facilities TO
market, It may with truth be said to 2oe one o. the
most desirable Farms in the Valley OF Virginia.
n conId be conveniently divided int2t wo or even
three Tracts, The time of travel from Baitimores
is only about five hours. 80. .sz.,s.,s,,.s L
rrAll communications addressed to, the sub
scriber. (post paid at Duifeld's DeR9t, Jefferson
comfy. Virginia, will receiye attent nt!on. ,,,
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LIFE ASSURANCES.
WNI. LIsLE BAKGR,

AA'I'WI0AAI@ * q l&IN .4dlAVI9
DRACIICES, as heretofore. insEl the Courts
II of Jefferson, Berkeley, and Clsstke counties.
AS Commissioner for the neighborin9g, and all the
Western States, he will take the. :acknowledg.
ment Of. and AUTHENTICATE under His SEAL or
OFFICE, any instrument of writing to be used
in SAID States; and as II
NoTARx PUBLIC
for Jefferson county, he will administer afidaVite,
take dispositions and acknowledgment OF deeds,
mortgages, &c, to be recorded IN any OF the
'oG GharIes,own' st Dec. 81, ls5o.-r, copy
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ART OF FLYING.


A French journal has a letter from Madrid
giving an account ofSa successful experiment
with a new apparatus for yiRg. The flyer was
Miss Juanita Perez, who, though rather tat and
cofpnlent, moved through the air, by the help OF
wings, with great ease and rapidly. q She was
advertised TO fly distance Of above 200 feet,
rising in the air above 60o but exceeded the pro-
gramme both in height and distance. NO descfip-
ton Of the structure of the wings is,giyen--
They have a spread of some fifteen feet. are
fastened BY Iigaments of great fexibtiity and arr
ranged so as to move with great rapidity they
make a noiseslike wind mill. The 7astonish-
ment of Madrid at SO novel a phenomenon is de-
scribed as immense. i'-s
+ A,Mra. Thomas Daryille, at Paris, also an
3nounces that he has invented q complete appara-
tus for flying, and that he proposes TO exhibit 1t
at the Champ do Mars in the course of the pre-
when he will fly from the Military
School to Ehalliot. He will be accompanied by
his two sons, one of twenty. two and the other of
seventeen years. The preparation OF three sets
Of wings has delayed The exhibition until now.
The inventor has tried bis apparatus privately
with complete success, having flown across the
Seine with it,at O'Clock in the morning: His
wings have spread of fifteen feet. and with their
help the flyer can move up and down in the air
with the facility of of.a.swallow, skmmiDg along
near the ground, or mounting upright to the sky
at his pleasure IN! y. Tribune.
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FSEANRLIN THOMAS,

FEsANKLIN THOMAS,
AYg9SB3g8 Gsg 8AE3,
~ractices in Frederick, Jefferson, and the
IL adjoining counties.
NJ Office on Water street, nearthe Farmers
ank Winchester. LDec. l3. l850-ly
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lib and Sheet Iron Work.

tsAN asAlAAOO0aalAO
sas undersigned having inst made recent
'ttSns TO his stock Of materials, such as
Iin, Sheet Iron, Copper, tEc.,
1os' engaged 10 making ready for sale new
TnSvssy complete aud general assortment OF
ySeaA, Sel respectfully though earnestly invites
aOm hisold friends and customers elt is his
',nlaatlon ~. for the future, that strict and un-
~ lung attention to business, desire to give
9sslon !. .9sll to all who may patrohize him, the
Is.lne ~ best material and the employ oymetit OF
~ hands, shall render his Shop. aspit has
sassrsslolores q Inferior to none other In the
HIS prices are moderate, and sattstac-
- rrsiaa y. .sl a!l work guaranteed!
y: ~ MR. 00FINGE will be put on at the
notice, in the latest and most approved
sIsa:Is y 4. and nd on reasonable TERMS
.sln .sl and Sheet Iron Work of almost every
Ssplon on hand and for sale. as we'll as a
sssss !. e tc'manafaetnre every article in that
ns st !. may be desired
owef Baths, the best article yet invent.
laetured and for sale on feasonahie
III. ~ short, the undersign med isip prepared 20
:, ~ sns and every article inlhis line, iIi the
,.s, wed manner and on the most liberal
aironage Of the public is the reiore
w. RASYtsINS
slogn. May 6, 1851.
an.DLERss STAND ron s ALE.
IL otthebest stands il, the State Tor a s;AD-
s y offered for sale; fine location Is
sss ,sse WY afford constant enplo oyment for
i - ~ s9ar Hands. The Shop is two stories
high with a back building Thete!isi
Iiii also good two.story
Dwelling House
asr ia,s ',On Q the lot, with a well oil excelIent
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LIFE IS SWEET.

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81 isre II q. u.lr.e {. II 8 !.
THE MEMORIES OF CHILDHooD.-

The memories of childhood. after mature age
has been attained, are more powerful than many
people areaware. And especially this the case,
in reference to the religious obseryances which
first arrest the attention Of children. Our annu-
al ANNIVERSARIES, which bring to the Great Me-
tropolis SC: many ministers of different denomna-
ticns, are fruitful examples ofthe strong memo
ries Of cbitjren in tbs'respect. With the tamll-
lar faces OF the clergyman who ministered before
him in hcls things in his boyhood, come back to
the city denizens fresh memories of his early life
in the country; the plain village church, with it's
former occupants the ''tiding men" who used
TO pull his ears, and make him change his seat,
when he was festive under the delays and re-
stEaints OF the sanctuary. Do you see that
while haired old gentleman 2? said friend TO Us
in the crowded Tabernacle, at late religious an
nipersary, pointing 10 a venerable clergyman the
eysouifca1sonof solemn dignity. :" he was our
ministers1 she count. ne sr4y Iorty years ago.
c,,3f lif ID y
wssls renIs inter his my Iittes sister -
and it seemed but a dteasof time, attenwardi
wteri I saw him marry he r-to-n young tnaTt"S"he
had won her heart, and in less than two years
alte.wa rds he uncovered Ills white head at her
grave, and endeavored TO speak consolation to her
beraaved friends. The last time heared him
was at conference meeting, on summer after.
not,il at the little school house; and welldol re-
collect how, as the late twilight drew on, and
was looking out upon the deepening green OF the
trers that Furroundcd the humble building, his
voice tremtied with emotion as he read the part
lug iIymn :, s.rs
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Fss.5 ~ ffiissi % t'itSaE
FROM ~ 8CC Is IN AZ oRREsSP0e-
r. DENTs
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,TEACHER4 having the me cess IA ST. ..
,;on s. nteti TO teach in pisthsst No ab.
non t1fbe made to either q Slst ,lI,ae
sighed. ~ NJ :, IS il, =
June III. AN lk.sa - ~ q
Ss!s1 sIa fol: NJ ge5Ol.
WI. tiie market price for 9lf,in
e &, sithsss washed bF soon as
deliveredto n l1tssss oI +
Aug N, SOFT. shsehsI IdsleA ells1s Z.
STSI.D POR'I in Bottles, BY a, y, a
AZ July 22sl =. z e - go =.
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lyvBSs is & fasly,s hair like the latest nesss2
Beea nss ip he morning we always find j N pa
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Near yHEhite Post U, Z
March a, 1851
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CAsaL CoA1. TRADE-T activity Of the eoaI
trade on the Chesape ahd Ohio, Canal might
be Judged from the fact that from ten 10 ffieen
boats per day pass and repas5 the Rock Greek
lock AZ GeOEgelossn. If We take half Of the.e
going doyn and half going up. the amOunt of
coal passing onward each day 70 8 market sill
be about sEt Hundred f5ss. DeFinE lasfstseel,
1905 toas.w were shipped b Gahai from CnuheE-
IaDd, and 4 s03A tons tfansppEted ever fke 4.afl-
rOsd dplieg ne yEees endiiRg lie I2ssl Insi.
AsOEIIEIss sgisFEastoS BEIbsEs, ArRoss s7HE
OHlO.-@Fhs True HiEginill pBhlished st Fafr-
monty Nation County Va, states that the stobo
sFOTk, eompfising tie abdtEnefts a6d t6sEef5 Of
tile = afTtn6Ht ahd Palaiiae wire SUSPENSION
has been lef m nshHz ,zIaa lszce, Of
that town. "A eonitaeE llS lfle sEife, % laFola-
Die Tern 3 likely % BE- ef5ciel sgith Te9sies
man "a Wheeling. "a Ia ksitse Is % 81 eotnf
ed Ii less tliaIi Z YEAR istsss va sal
Wol1AHs EgsyEsII0s Al ibis aszealelanes
ID a kFon, a. cone sin { 3 az d - sefe saids
and some qjifiss "a seIlsi Ele s0les. a y66tg lsty
sp6ka as4oll0u ssisiE-lss
For her own part she loved man. indisidaaily
and ulIeetireIy. befteT ttpiIaE and So ele
was sure did evefy oue q. her sex they, lie
her, would utter their real sentiments. She
was more anxious for mans eieEation aud in
proVsment than tOf wonans, and so was eyeIf
trns woman.
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oil ii s.
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Th lie dive house owned by Jo-.
sephns Carr, about i've miles southwest Of
I.eesbtrg, and oeeupie EBg Ohm Sinclair, /,
was con- suIned iIre on Ellta3 before last.
Ysaseather. md comb b1stible s1naterials 81
the building the flames were So rapid that
all the furniture, wearing apparel, &c, was
consumed. Lou50nB CkyoalaRz
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IEIEl.XlETRAoRDINARY CASE

IS al corfesponieiit, ON whose accuracy we rely
implicitly, relates the following extraordinary:
freak natures &
Il Nearly two years 20. very spectacle ias
DIV ofIthis civ, then eYeIty four years ofa &c had
a severe n Of sickness 10 degree that her life
was despafsed Of four OF fiye day During heT
sickness leF hair, which was Taiher thin aud
ilat ME ~ came entifely iii her head, ex.
cent Tefy ltle near Tie back pin pf he neck
About { wear since indications were shewn of al
nes growth or hair which Has COR tinred 70 grow
up TO this time. Her head = noss, at sesenly-i
sx OF entItel covered s,itii hair, about
seven inches long, entirely tFee rom any grey
glossy appearance as that of most young ladies'
.ot sixteen years OF age. The writer of this is5
not aware that any particular application has
been made to her head Salen Rsgi stsy. 4.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

flne buudfed able-bodied lawyers are wanted
Il AitF,nesota. to- break prairie land, spl lt rails
and eord wood. Eastern and southern papeIs
nisass eepy. ST. Paul Pioaesr.
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soTPTT or JEFFERsON
s1.MEs wsTELIER.
99s8 g g g { g. !
.,,rpS LO0Kto YOUR INTEREST

!. .,s,.igped offers for sale totte citizsnl
Iltt5 tttIls.,son Gsts and the surrounding as:sss
~ d Ieli'iS countiess ,sssis
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TTsz" Yes,tt is certain that we shall lay down
these bcdiesof ours, and as certain that shall
rise again, clothed with Immortality.
q Blessed are they that have part in the first
The New York herald., 1851-08-24
Religious Intelligence.

SERMONS TO-DAY. t|t
College Hail. Crosby street-Elder 8. s. Brewer morn
ing
Universslist Church, Fourth strset-Rev w. g. Balch
afternoon.
Hope Chapel, Broadway-william Fishbough after
noon.
Congregational Church, Fourth street-Rev. j. B.
GIinnel morning
Presbyterian Church, Broome street-Rev Mr. Martin
morning
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROMAN CATHOLIC BIsHoPs CANADA.
We learn from lie Canadien that the opening Of the
Grand Council Of Roman Catholic Bishops took place at
Quebec on Friday last Ths procession In which great
plumbers OF the priesthood from the country took part
proceeded from the Archbshops palace to the parish
church whee the Fathers of the Council took the seats
respectively allotted to them and behind which stood
an almoner and standard bearer At noon the council,
composed OF nm sS the Archbishop Of Quebec presi.
dent and MS coaduor the Bishop Of Montrta and his
coadJutor the Bishop Of Kingston and the Admins
traitor Of the Diocess the Bishop Of Toronto : the
Bishop OF Newfoundland and the Bishop Of Charlotte
town, Prince Edwards Island, were in session. lie
ing of the council The discourse pronounced by
the eloquent Monseigneur de Charbonnel, and q COL
lection taken up for the Sisters ofCharity.
Tie Rev J. Lloyd Johnston has accepted call to the
Iectorship Of st Paus church, Pekin, Illinois
The Rev Stiles Meichamp has removed from Jamss .
Island Parish B. c. and become assistant to the Rev j.
r. Walker, st. Helena Parish, 8. c., to labor chiefly
among the slaves.
The Rev Jos l. Ell egoed has resigned the rectorship
of Christ Church. Dan ville and accepted unanimous
call to the rectorship Of Trinity Church Easton, Pa
TIE Rev Meyer levin has accepted the rectorship Of
st. Andrews Church. jackson, Miss.
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

MON EY MARK EFT.

sAruRDsY, August 23-5 M
Ihs stock market Is steadily improving The steam
shp Humboldt, for Havre, carried out but sls5Oa7 In
specie; which Is about three hundred thoussnd dollar
less than anticipated This will make the aegreeate for
the week quite small Movements In stocks viii he f.
vorsby affected by this falling OF shipment. Of soec,.
and Is possible considerable Speculation NAV he the
result Al the first board, to-day Erie Income bonds
advanced u per cent; Norwich and Worcester 4, Uud
son River Rairoad -; Harlem, I New Jersey Mining
Company u; Portsmouth "a; Edgevorth V. gr,s non,.
1863 az Hudson River Bonds NJ The advance IN
quotations within the past day or two shows that no,h
but the scarcity Of money dspresses the s,ook .r.
But Tor the high value Of money, most the stocks on
the list would hnd purchaser at prices con.aer.bv
above those ruling
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant rea.ur., NJ
this pert, today amounted to silp47e IS; payments.
ses p27 12-bslsnce, t3S5O o5s co.
The same spirit and activity continue in the antbra
cite eoa trade that have had occasion To notice for
several weeks past he Lehigh Coal ana Navigation
Company brought down, ior The week epdor ON s.t.r
day last 20 o3I tons and or the season 3lj1s7 tons
The Reading Railroad Company brought down for the
week up to the same time 32 tons and for the sea.
SON Loss is4 tons and the schuykl Canal 1916 tons
TOT the week and Si51s7 tons for the seasonmaking
weekly tonnage BY the three lines Of see33 tons and
Tor The season, 20p las tons very consderabl. I'm.
erease over the business 10 the time last year
Inc Cincnnati Commercial announces that forty Ave
miles Of the Ohio and Mississippi Cincinnati and
st Lous) Railroad about to be put under contract
commencipg at Cincinnati and extending to a point
abtut twenty miles west of the city Of Aurora Indiana
another section Of the road extending to the valley of
'he east fofk OF white river will be put under contract
ss soon as can be properly located This will intersect
the Jthersonvile road Several Of the counties In In
dana engage to prepsre the for superstructure
through lh. respective limits and take their pay in the
s'cck OF the company portion Of the Illinois division
of the line will also be Immediately put under contract
The surveys just having been completed
on the 10Th Of April last act passed the Legislature
m California funding the debt Of the State the 6rst and
second sections Of which annexed -
Fee With view 10 fund the present debt and
hereafter to collect the revenue Of the gold
'er only, the Treasurer ofthe ss,v of CsfgTniA shas
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

HKsRY CLAY, ct the last accounts, was rustica-
ting at the Blue Lick Springs, Kentucky. His
health, We are glad TO learn, has very much i'm
proved since June last, whom ii was feared his en-
fesbied constitution would not justify his appear
ance in the arena Of the Senate, where be has had
such splendid triumphs. That apprehension has
gone by-but we understand that a gentle man of
this city has lately received letter from Mr. Clay.
IN which be says that unless there should be re-
opesipg OF the agitation upon tie slavery question
In Congress, IL Is not his intention 70 rsiurn sgain
10 his seat In the Senate; and that as vet. bs h,s
seen nothing to warrant the conclusion tha, a,v
deliberate attempt will be made 10 disturb tho la,e
adjustment at the approaching session. According
TO this statement, il is probable that Mr. Clay viii
not return to Washington, and that the Kentu,ky
IL legislature viii be called upon 10 elect another in
his place. lie owes nothing to the uhig party-be
has flled the measure Of his public duty aod HE
eosnisy's glory; and, II his ptrty spare him, be
vil, soubtlsss, be cop.sDt TO les them 60
The New York herald., 1851-08-24

Srny CATuAnISE AssoRr.-xhs following i1tsnigsnoo
was ressivsA ysstsrdsy =
AnAvArsrr BEAon, August =, lsSl
Nsssaa Jews 4 JsHSsos, Nsv York :-3suts The
ship csthasns Hsssslton master with 400 passengers,
salt and Iron, went ashore ths orning on East amp-
ton beach The ship lays easy, brosdsids on the
outer bar There is too much land any psssen-
gers st present. The Cstharine from Dublin bouad
to your city; she left there July 10 The cargo
destined for St. Johns Enclosed send you all the
nunicaton have had with the Captain Please let
know what assistance you will send by the bearer Dr.
Van scoy, who w,li Immediately return Also send a
copy Of this to the New York Hersd aud communicates
thus TO your Board OF Underwriters in Wall street
In haste. your obedieDt servant
GEORGE HAND, Wreck Master
We have sent the steam tug Achilles, and Captain
Boardman, with the wreckng schooners Ri nggod aud
Martha Stewart with cables, anchors, steam puinp &C.
&c. j. j.
STEAM LINE BErwEES SAN FsAscIseo AND LivEaPooL-
We understand Cornelius Vanderbilt has arrangements
under way TO establish line OF steam communication
from San Francisco, by the way Of Nicaragua to Liver
pool 1t is contemplated he steamship Nor thern
Light, (now building by Mr. Simons.n for Mr.. w. be-
tween Liverpool this city, connecting with the
steamships Prometheus and Daniel Webster the two
latter making alternate trips to san Juan This line is
expected to the passengers from Europe for
San Francisco portion Of those for other parts
of the III and efforts 20 for It the
Of the gold dust English houses hitherto
moDopolized by the West India steamers In order
render The able the demand for the pec,ed
increased traffic. IA contract has ben sntered into for
new steamer TO on Lake Nicaragua
FoR HAyRE.-The steamship Humboldt. Captain Lines,
departed yesterday for Havre with thirty passengers
and sls7 ,Ui7 in specie.
THE BEIrIsH BEIG PRIScEss RoYaL. VIM. S. Do, mas
ter reached this port yesterday in ~ from
Bermuda ria Salt Key. Turks Islands, with five thou
sand bushels salt. She only seventeen days per-
fol ming the voyage. Beat this who can
RAPID SAILING The clipper ship Seaman Captain
byfick arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, in
ninety four from San Francisco hfty from Val
paraiso and thirtyone fsom Rio de JsDsro, bringing
full from the latter port The Seaman sailed fr
New York the 2sth Of November last and made the
passage to San FaDcsc huudred aud dsys
and she has thus made the round trip from New York
San Francisco and back Baltimore. the unpeece-
deptedy short space Of two and sailing days
feat not heretofore equslled Philadelphia ". .iaeiean
.ipg. ~
STOPPER FOR SHIPS CHAIs CABLEs-Mr. John s. Crane.
a mechanic Of this city. has invented method by
which. in hauling up ship anchor, the chain eau be
feeted upon the windlass without risk and without
losing Ink Of he cable. Inside OF the hawse hole e
an iron groove chamber through which the chains
work and every link II is hove in is secured by pail
which falls upon 1t from above The Invention il cal
culsted to supply want long felt by n-Boston
Tareier.