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INrEMpERANcE IN ScorLA,

IETEMPERANcE IN SCOTLAND. -
The Rev. DR.. McClelland, late Pro.
fessor in the Reformed Iutch Theo.
logical Seminary, at New Brunswick,
is writing serics Of very interesting
letters to the Christian Intelligencer,
from Scotland, in one Of which he
says:
!" Scotland spends in ono year. q,
least seventy.ive millions Of dollars
in guszling. With less than three
millions of people, they expend every
year double the revenue Of the
American GoYornment---drink more
than would support a hundred thous'
and missionaries, and more than
would raise her whole Gaelic popula'
ton from misery and degradation,
with millions and millions to spare.'
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Educational Notice.

The second session oi the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin OF,
Tuesday 9Th uf July with an enlarged nun.
Der ofteachers aud q flatlering prospect o
an increased number Of Pupils. In The
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned 10 go North
the Board have unanimously elected Mes
+. SPAIN, and appointed Miss A. q. RIP.
LEY of Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Nrsic and ornamental literature.
D. R. McLAURIN, See'ry.
June. 25th. 1851. 35 II
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with ths visw es dsgossng ssg ssnss Is fessra
,aafinsiysly 10 the Literary psessseens ef sl,s
.dssssnEer, Nish 10 iorEa . rosss,sr,ipa svsih m
as.iys partner Mise shall iunE4g Is kt,si
one half OF tbe pyspsssy cf ta,s nangayia sgea
AhztAl ternsa. fhs pasition of the III
as nns Of tho tssi pssl aisats In fhs Ursssssl
Ststea has never been Essssa Sslss rsIiy sssea.
aixed shsn At The isesssit time, ard IS d
gsiis izsnn o. bGfiaess, shia opportunity Il ssss
sos rare occurrence. 9,5S ~
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cation by ses;af fpoat paid, cs Ia rerezy. Ssss
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IN CHARLESTON.
w. 81. BANCROFT,
ass md sSs E,.a !. 2. :,
a53 and 255 KIno-STRErr.

Zone door below Wcntworth.S,reet.)
Wa would again re.nectfully invite the e..en.
uon of our frienda and customers in tho country.
TO our INTENSIVE Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANuFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia Plaines and Kesseys.
Alabama do do.
Plain enl Striped Ornabergn.
Bleaehol and Brown Dom mestics i#a
SUPER DUfFIL BLANKETs-DIREcT
IMPORTATION.
We would also particularly invite at.entient
oa7 IMPORTATION OF SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared TO furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line. viz: Hosiers, .Golycs,
Linens, Flannsls, Cloths, ,Casimers, Bsnbaxines.
Alpaccas, Merenoes. Msusseilain de. Laines,
Plaids. Jaconeis and Swiss Mnslins. Furniture
Bimity. Prinia: Ginghnnns, Shaws. Laces, Edg.
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September 20. 1852. 4s..u
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Coon InE4 The Exchange,
at Antwerp, IS TO 6s surnonnted by,,
a cnpola of lass and iron, 90 arraDg.
ed ss TO represent a MAPS of she globe
The lines of lasitnds and longitude
will be formed By the bars, or sash; !;
snd the glazing will be in colorea
glass, repsesenting The different coan.
tries. bin appears to us ai very
clever fancy an ornament which will
be useful and illustrative. Tho OF.
nanlents and symbols Of Dld time had
their meaniags; and now that the
lhiDgs expressed by them are ebao-
lete and discarded the present gen,
Grafton should invent some ething new,
and expressive Of contetnporaneous
knowledgs and modern discoveries.
Blind reverence for the old is an enc.
my 70 progress. ,,5s55
Rss "A Western paper says: ssUe
know q man who invariably reads
while eating his dinner. The tabla
IS mover set unless a book 10 placed
beside his plate. When he leaves
the house IN the morning he tells his
Wifo to have Tennyson aud tomatoea
for dinner, or Shakespeare and
smoihsred chickens; Bacon and pork
and greens; Burton end butter beans;
Carlyle and calls head; The Edin
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FLORA.

Pastfy Cotk and Rakeraf Eekes, q 6, sss:s
Olfars her services 10 the ciiisens Of
Sumter and tho adjoining Districts In the
preparation OF bridal fess,s, parfy-suppers.
&c. Her long experience and service IN
every department OF her business, jus.lsiea
hor In onga,singto give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
Sho may be foand by application at the
Bersara Shop In this place. s4fI
EUHgGGsillse sssa Ssh; sssa tslH
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SUlaTER HOUSE.

1bifSi r. MYERS, would respectfully n.
mSHa form tho citizens of Suinierville and
iasi TsiuYn.,i M ~ Siesa IA = q:
arrangements 10 receive &c e and SODAAFA.
TEX, OF every variety, sycckly.
!!s les Sl hand, and will SS5Atinue % receive
throughout the season, q choice aisortincnt o.
Wines and Cordials, Confect;onaries, Fruit,
Dc, all Of which will be disposed Of cheaPei
Nay 80, 1880; 90 II
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RsDe Orange Wine is q curiosity
introduced in the New Orleans mar
ket. It 10 made Of tho juice. of the
Wild or sour orange. which abonnds
in almost every plantation Of the
State. .s,t &. 80. u
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NJ, CRA N E,.
Manufactures Of Buggica.
! lySlf Z T(.3T o. RRYkfs ES Il. 95

D als,ur,ls u. =:s.csss 8! -
pS sssis SCI 8, G litter Dirtsies
i5is the'-!ss;rni patrdlage hither- -Il2--Ss-.. "
to bestowed and begs loayc to inform them iha,
he keepa constantly on hand the above articles
Of his own manufacture and warrants tho sano
70 be of tho best material, workmanship. and OF
tho Charleston prices, and "a to durability. no
comparison TO ne convinced. you win please
sail at his Carriage Repository on Broad Street,
under the Town Ilsll and examine for your,
selves.
With twenty yeara experience, and LihcI,yis
Aid. s'5 80 a.. /, :. :
IIolI Vi. with the country ani sho aria 'of
hia trade. :. f',s ~, li.s y
May l4.h, 1881 30 ~
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Spring and Summer Goods

Spring and Summer Goods
The Su6scibcfis now receiving his SPIlffsts
STOCK OF GOODS. which b ss7zrs u sks
public a. reduced prssssi ! rsssslassss Ia psas a.
r!sia sia Es,is.ea Ginshssas.
SupersSe Chins =. s.
ssila sslsi.s so,sa /. orgssas = La.sas.
Enssoiae,ea !. Malias.
Wova Thread Lnrc,
Jscenrt Edsing. 81
. Inserting. ~ 4 e,
Swiss Elging, 81 .s
Inserting, }7 s
Aphfa Lace Cspcs. ,3
sap'rfns. Rihboas 7Hasaas.
:. . nssassa svosksd = ! Gsils,s G, M
]. ! s,,.a.,,o, ,...,x s, lss fasasasag;; .sss
:. gsriye Tssmrninss,
:. ssiI Pendants T,iaaias,,
Tag 90 Rsfk Rihbcgi .s f-.S "a
. glask and seiassa Ksa GlsTse.
SILK ParasoIs. s5E58 ~
. RS Cotton - ~ sS
Printed MnsliEss s.. s,s
Hsgses 81
Ghsnlhray GHnghanss,
1rova ena Bsao Ainsn uyisiss
Riae Desaius, n IS u "a i55s
Cotton AIDES, 4j.
Swiss and Hull a5rsiins, ls
kitrn Cambrick Hanksrrhtsfs. ST. ~ 4
Mar Ma.lpn s,. Plaid and Striped Hsasss9sn.
Eaaiish Esag Cloths, II
Ghatseston z.9 ard 4~s Shirtinss.
Granitsille 7.H and &ss
DeRalb Gotten Oepabusss, s.. rs
9 Spssgae Fancy priasa eslsss ssesssassas
r Fnsnitnro ff;ais, SO
80 Berding q
S I.adiea Black ard rssassd Gsitsgs,
\. SeAl Skia EsipDefs. - q. Il :
2 a3Ss8ss =. yyafkins Sbnoa la 1
Gents Black and calaaed tssite,s,
Eur and silk Itass, 5 s 4
leshorn and Panama 7Sats.
Pelfsctto Flats, n s5igi ii .Ss 8
PaaalSnf lfats,
GROCERIES. flAsDsTaRE Asgn eRcs
ERy, 10. DC.
5 ------.-.-.-.A s .E +
a 90 Barrels bssi RaItinsers gIsuf. ss 5s
s kegs hest (;nsaea isnsses, RI,
la Rafes tiEe Engls Cheaea,
sli OF sshiris ts lossl fpr ess oi to paasssal
eusinrnsfs .,js 4 4 e g 81 5
+ I, i. \ DsaxlS
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OE TlIR u, u
From sAS Illastas Nd stally Friend.
sA saEOUT EOss EahE ssUaEK..
aY III i spD, i, IAN, III p.s


i siutrah. hussaht toYs ,Re gray gd8sa quill i
hat Inns acribble,i s,Dcs ages old,
& md il working away with 9 Hearty with
Despite The pens ol gold
ga ceIiei u, sohar h.I3 ,-s.;he gooke!
We ackiidWledge sits NV. fumess Hne.il
81 take our ress, nr ils pd,nea we use,
70 form The needful pc,lss
Toss higi. your caps fof the gray goose
,guii .sss a33,,} SIS
~ printer ia,it so stout. 81
For tln gray bldanag,cian, your pprses tt,,
lill, ts5sgs Il
Assaken You me efriest shout. MS
AMI A. learned us OF the laRs,' d0 no!
Think the theme baneatl, your sk.ii--
81 For III al reiiainly you bo fDrgots s
ere i tiat Tor tho gray goose quIl!! n
Ss Senator'S famous, learned aid wise,
Whose . speschts whDle co;ulnns d.
this should meet y0lr sober eyes, 1t,
Adj yp.tr cllee re- J0r tho u ay goose quill,
Is LADIES lily tlniineanS he carePssly mute
S. IL Let tho {yilsirS OF ypitr!yplces still,
srbeS mon who COVE efh the ptess salute,
Ind ats scfyant.t the gray goose quill. y
tist ey'ry one shou. for tho gray goose
quill,
~ ST IN cGiioSreiiea tnt1bnc word
~ And let every ione q bumper fi.L :.
os the health of tbs R0mans bird!
Es Well pledge the heath OF The sol,er bird,
And our shnusing will cen express
ga. he a,opas thai tle old gray quill have stir.
in neyery,imnrtalgbresst
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Plantation for Sale,

PLANTATION adjoining landa OF Col. r. X.
Spann. and Harrington Jennings Esq. Aiso q
trnct Of Pine Lands miIes from Sumtsryillc
containing abou, 1000 acrss.
For terms &cs apply to 3. Mayrant.
GORDON w. BRADLEY
Augun. l2tb, 1881 as
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4 ,s,,lHas 4 sIlalr,i.,ss 8 I H'rie,st tlsl,ip,

Sweet Ffindship! thine the healing power,
I'd cheer the heart when troubles lower,
= no chase the shade of life away,
I And cast around a perfect day
& 'Fisthine, when fiattering fortune smiles,
TO guard us from its fateful wiles,
& And keep our feet from sorrows snare,
When darkly hid il gathers there.
Then, lovely Friendship! be thy smile
p 5iipfi,ing light, my evening vile;
While on this fatsful ball l s,Fay,
make TO lifela purer day.
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being reproved, and none for B N @ M
|El he aha lssaep less punishmer
is to be hoped that the exccn.
tion Of Concklin, at Utica, on
Friday Friday last last, viii have the effect Of
lesscning this species Of crime
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Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn.
PRIME Mountain Butter, Gin srnsif fsskin,,
do do. Leaf Lard, do.
North Carohf.s Bacon,
do.a CORN
March Is. 1851 ID
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ROBERT IATTA.

LATE THE FIRMOFDICksoN S,LATTA
would respectfully inform his fiends and tho
public generally, that no 10 nosv receiving q pos
riety Of Heavy and Fancy Groeeries, which hs
will sell low for casi--Two dooYa above tho
Plnn,crs' Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlap's, esq.
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Notice.

Persons having .leaeands sgafnst she Es.
tate of 4. Rieharasos, Dse'd. are rsqnes,ed
to present item dsly a,tcs,ed, and t,,ose IN.
deh,ed TO make psymert 10 81.
G.. M. RICHARDSON, (.
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Webb Clark's Hotel,
.SUAfIERYILLE. s. c..

a9ffA This Hotel is situated in the n,ost
ILL., pleasant part Of tho town. The
HsA Proprietor Will be pleased to see
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising 10 spare no eIertions on his part to
rcnder Thorn comfortable. Charge, rsa.
sonable.
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NATIONAL CHARACTERISTIC. The
New York Times translates the fol.
lowing portions Of the political cate,
ehism from "il Fiscl,ietto," an Ital.
ionspaper published at Turin:
Question. Who is the lightess
mas,ia.t the world?
Answer.--tTh Frenchman.
@ Who is tho heaviest?
us The German.
Who is the most serious?
The Englishman.
Who Is the most yiyacious?
As. Tho Swiss.
Who 10 the proudest?
4. The Spaniard.
Who ia the most humble7
a.. The Russian.
80 Who 10. tho most enterprisingY
A. Tho Pole.
@ Who is the lasiests
The Turk. ..
Who IS tho widest swakes
The American.
@. Who is the slcepiess7
Tho Hottentot.
Who has ALI the virtues aud
vices mixed toge.hori
Tho italian.
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Shoes! |! Shoes !
SAAS EssSS t&sVS 9

Ladiea' black and cnlorcd Gaisers.
Kid and Morocco Slips Asd figs.
Gents and Boy's Shccs..
NEGRO SHOES, DO. Szs
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Shoes! Shoes!

IS Wholesale Booa Rrad Shoe
a3. aS.s House.
A0O Cases Of BOOTS and SHOES. 70.
eaic 10 per cent ghnaper than can be purchased
In ihe months prices. by JOHN COMMlNGS.
21A kingsircet, Charlestcn, =. c.. opposite Bah.
cocks BDok Store.
az TERMS-C Cash. or approved notes Q,
a,xty days. s., II ts.s.s Z s, u s.
{ Ess-tf I will 1T, 10 measure. PLANTATION
,1ROGAfS. az reduces prees. }. c.
Chnrlcs.en, Oct.6 B 9,f 50 s5 N Il
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Arril 81 Rsl


Shavvls,
i Esabvot ,trsd ChshfHeIs Siawis. At lis
~ nniitin, and q eshsness Shassfs,
sv7ith rtiinty Of tahrf Shawes. For eeis lSsy
s w. E fSs:s
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AMERICAN HOTEL. J,

CoRsER OF KING AND GEoReE SrarErs
Charleston, =. q.
fssiYSh The above establishnasnt, has been
|iis fhnTo1Rhfy repaired. and Ii How opeii
sAE5 49, hE shc accommodation bf tho travelling
community nl,d permanent haarders This es<
tablishinent has been fitted up az great expense,
and furnished thrpnghost vii b etsire new form.
furnished wssh. With these inducements. nna
sn accommodating deposition OH The paft ef tho
yroprietoTa aia th1se In their employ, ,hey hssn
% saesii . Neral share Of pa.toaass,
nv. HING
G W. KING
DC; a0gl,, 1850 sa . Il ~ tf n
g.Yr The oranihus J. c. CALHOUN nm
pins directly 10 the Honss will be Ia wait.
ing 80 n's tIHsss at The Depot, TO convoy passen.
ge7s 20 tie Hotel end 70 the Boat. y s s.sa &
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MISCELL LANEOtyS.
A Gla Oss story.

One day lately an old lady, at
soithwick, paid q visit to her neph.
sew, whom she had not seen for long
time. He, of course, was extremely
glad TO see her, and insisted on hor
stopping oil night. The house con.
sisted of d frent and back kitchen up.
on tho ground foor, with o cores
ponding number Of rooms above.
ssl,ha nenhsW and his family ssieepp. ssiieepp..
above, and to accommodate his aunt,
who had been used to sleep where
there was o FIRE, the old LADY slcpt
down stairs 81 -.
bassk kifchafl sss /. 8 ~ q II M
thereswas communication BY q door.
The old lad , having made up the fire,
and; performed her devotiona, laid
down to rest. Just es sshe was about
to5 fall asleep, the Gre then burning
very dull, she was startled by terri.
blesapparition, which etalked across
tshc aoor. rory slowly, towards the
tihrs. Not being able to see distinctly,
her agitation may be better imagined
than described. TeiGor completely
iparalyzed her, and, as she described
afterwards, she had not power to
speak. The ghost, however, feeling
the fre very comfortable, lay down
before il; but in doing so, his hind
parts came in contact with the bed.
stead. The sudden shock caused the
Old lady to find her tongue, when she
cried out, 30 Lord have mercy Up.
ON mo, have mercy upon mel" which
she etntinned to repeat so loud, that
Her nephew heard her up stairs,
when he came down and discovered
that the terrible ghost was none other
than the poor old Dobbin, who being
cold in his stable, had forced open
the door, and laid himself down ncsr
tho IRE in the old lady's bedroom.
Shields Gazette.
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Plantation Leather. for sale low By
W. J. FRANCIS.
Indsr tie Ofafes Of tao sunnter Rannsr.
T.s
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alsv. O. labef 9 ' &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Passengers Arrived

n steamship Eapir. Chs ot Nc,c Orleazs-FroH HigqH
and three sesn. Mss M nas Wan S Hmou
four sister chld and three servants b de la CRUZ
s M[ H2ye Tssy X Yass p hsaS ysas
B FultOr 3 Alema., W AIKEN, W Dunn 1, P'oT c3.-
'f H5%a4a Ms Jacossdn 1 ah and O dsn
Taylor and lady, W. o Glilion, NJ. Tyier aud two
%aS Ms af5 Ef'RsiS5 " s" u
Ew9s LaN1enge vinyayd A E Burt I r., ta-
NJ. Murray, G Ryan 7 j. .Tgnney.J J, P, B9h2san { 3
Bohanou, Ash6urn. W Ashley.J Smith, j c Gniith.
Bn.I s s. sI5l1 B9aas TrF %o1 EeS
". Scatter HEsshbe=y, 7. s. Poser Is. Waters, r.
Dsy c1 a atn s4osssr y as
and brother s. Burns. Reynolds, RsynOds P John
Hawthorn, banning, b Jones D Brinsie C. Cons,a-
lie w cSt'es' W Lee, j Williams G B: sdGoa
s ssS sRo sG %aig a1*fs va
Miss Games, MI Games DR. Brd,aIl 20 Misses s.Idsal
J. johnson, bliss JohHsop ] BaInyllls H Shssman aqd
Trammell s. Cano, s. SCOTS, T. <. Hicks; L. Morrison
Bsarh W Ss: Pr SsscI s MsEof
iton, W LcishIer, j. " X,he W Hill, j. Hsi; W Rss
McMeilen, r. 2 Moore, a. HursmSn j. VI H5ldsr.
S. J. Reed, J Fitzwat1 Col Bunnels servant Mr. Graves
Jones, M F. Branham and friend Marshall, Mrs VII
Hams and child, B Foster, G Snap Q. G Teocs, " "
e efGwi L. BS RoSS "J% Rssan t s. sy
H Smith W Bidweil, C. Bidwen. o. 3. Chapman, Ma
hon. E Hughes A L. Chapman J. F Cox 5 Parser, F.
Givefts G.. b Roussand, C. RousSand. J. Go0dellOw,
Roussand C. Ehock. r. Tate, H. Taylor, L. SatteTield
Mr. Mason, and geo others.
In steamer ctr Of Richmond, from Norf0L and Rob
rlond-E B. Smith Mss Margaret Weekes, Miss Cobb,
Mrs Cobb NJ aster COBB, & Warner. Col Barnes, Mrs.
Higgins and four children Miss Higgins, virginia Higgins
/, 6. Higgins II, Jones, p " Taylor, Moore; Jos
Katin. Matthew Sulliyas and lady H. w Damn. Oliver
Charraud T. lunar, g p. Morgan H. Hope, John Jones
Auguste Davis George Zanlyn II Isaacs hIr Hope Mss
Bridge. W Bridge and lady Jas Parker, n l.. Scott Ms
Anu Hughes Emma Winthrop, Charles Johnson, I VIII
lis ant lady W Cooke Miss Cook Miss ls II. Jones.
Ed Davis, and 10 IN the second cabin.
In bark PrisS from NacUtdS-E. Wilder, Santa ,
Zsyas Mariana Estrada +. Estrada, S EStra "a, c E.
trada F. A. Estrada. NJ A. Estrada. \; arrange Angus
tine arrange ". Carmcna'aS ii. Zayus, Ian Antlazl VI
r. Silva, p A. Golrartc.
In snip ReaHce, rom Glasgow ami Greesost-Mr John
Stevens
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pasEenpeIa Sailed

IN stecnlsip Marion. for Charssfon-Mr Robert Blow
Nrs SIC aIty aud fanny ". Bs'cheider. W. l.. rex.
DAVID KnoI. John Waterman ] Love, f. p Woodruff
and LADY. John Dubois, W 5 Godsiea NJ F. Has,ed
Hrs So an. Mrs Films. N. G Hail. " B Blake C,rn.-
C. Arnold. Henry wilson + d. Webster, Richard Hacket.
D. Lyng. Ed Roche. Mrs. SchegsT and family MI Ora
ger, Mas Sherwood, and7 in the stee aye.
n steamship Adidrld fOr SgraRngt-J. A. Briggs aud
lady Richards isdy and ne'ce L. G. Biselos aad L.
u II Blselov, ALERT G. Wo'9auil, 8 ID Allen, Nrs.
p HsTtWell. {. p Bates A. p. Nourss James K. Wing.
James Roaih. Henry Leaves ~o'th. + L1ngdgn. " G
Tay,sr Dover James 'ro9per aud adv, A Nc Lean.
James Betiner DEXTER Randall Ir. Graves. W n
Crosier. II " Toler aud friend, Miss Mckenzie, Miss =
Tlsdel. MIS- A A. KOG, bliss Beysns. Miss +. Andrews.
BEN. Salter, f. A Andrews. Mrs. Uaxu- Mrs Toene q
W. Owens Mrs. {. re'rel, T. " Snbarn. r. C. Mason,
Q. II ParEitge. T. W MARSHALL aud II IA TIM steersge
In steamship R0Gnote, for Norfolk and RchroHd-A E
Gibbs Mr.. Bogar L. !. d. Read Wstter. Chas Allen,
c. Hart c. B. Cutting, c d. Ferris, " Roberts, :.
Sharp II Whitney Mrs whitney, Mss Whitney, two ch-
den and servant Joseph Clark Mrs Dean Master Dean,
j. II. Webb Charles GILLESPIE Master Gillespie Charles
Barnes. g W Edwards w. A. Adams. Francis GuaZze,i,
MTs Pit and servant Miss W Crow. Mr. Evans Mrs
Evans aud three chllren Mrs Sermons and infant Miss
Young. Mrs Lones fond. J III Simmons r w Smith {
Rckeman. Miss l. Anderson. Miss S. White. Miss y.
Colbar Miss C. c. Monroe. Mrs c. C. Webb and two ch
dren Capt Bunker, T b. Roland, james Leonlrd &c
Carey. J. Seelnger d. Leenhazy. S. Moore T Manning.
NJ Roberts r. Krwane Total, cabin co. steeraSe 49,,
ard draft Of 81 marines for Norfolk.
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Arrived.

Ship Reliance of Boston, somsrs tror. G ss ~ OF p
left Greenock Oct 25 with mdse. and % passengers
Durham Dmon. Nov -. lat 80 &c. lon TO- spoke pax
John Csskie. OF Ncwburyqort from Messiaa for Ns"-
York. o.,
Sebr Ida Mailer (hcfors roDoTted) Apologize, u
from SvaDsbcro c. with naval stores 10 Be1J ~ !s-
som Experenced continued succession Of gales nom th
eastward and southwark duTins the passage no. D. lt
into Beaufort for har5or aud remained lys Nov ~
off Cupe Lookout III gale from the south ward carried
away bboom Nov - l2t OF Gaze Charles, saw the hd4
Of av.rv larre vessel with ali ton h1mper gone except
mart of the oremast she about ~ miles III shore,
and two schOones appeared % be- lying ~ her Nov p,
north az Absecom lost part OF deck Dad-so bbls OF .el
Schr b L. Perry, Thomas, days from beaupff, y. {,
with naval stores Ia Il. VI. Blackwell -.
Schr Plymouth Rock Lacy ostons dis muse - Day
ton 3 S,Iague. -, r.. w..
S. DOMINGO y DAYS lOgw00d to 8. 10 Hes-Ve-se 10
maSte! Nov H. lat g. lon q. spoke ship IA Jars's,
80 DAYS nom Liverpool with passengers bound u Nav
Orleans Nov 10 lat 20 23 Ion q ~, spoke scht Fr-
press DAYS from Cape Hayden t0r Boston NOV ~, IL;
IS Ion 49, saw full rigged biz showing Now signal
with o IN the center Ler brig Martha Worhinston. Of
Provincetown for Boston ~ weeks the only An vessel
SchT Masca, (Br Mckinney, u days from Nassau "
p with front &c T. Hen Let no Am vessels IN port
SAILED-Steamships Alabama. Ludlow. for savanna
Maron Berry for Charleston Roanoke PaE!is IJf N9'-
folk and Richmond ship Caroline X Nary. Clarke, Tor
New-Orleans
WIND-Durpg the dsy, NV