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The North-Carolinian., 1851-12-20
ROBT. MITGHE

OBI. MITcHELL,
(-4rey's Ro,c. Gillespie S.yeet,)
Has always hand supply Of BACON
Tobacco, Flour. Sugar. Coffee.
Tea. Molasscs. Soap, Candles. Cotton
Yarn. Sheetings. Cutlery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware.
Also. large stock Of foreign and domestic
LIQUORS, embracing Western and N c. Whis-
key French, Apple and Peach Brandy; Jamaica
and n. f. Rum; Holland Gin; Wines Of d differe Mt
kinds> all of which have been purchased low for
cash. Those wishing to purchase will do ell
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. /. 1851. 3m
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CUMBERLAND ACADEMY,

uurSUdy OF January
and close ON the last Thursday in MAY. under the
charge of the former Principal. Tuition same
as heretofore. Board at various prices, from 81
to So per month.
December s, 1851. 6;7-sv-
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Blake's Patent Fire-Proof Paint.

The durability of this most valuable and ex-
traordinarv hstance is such that it has only
riv ed at its best and most perma nent state when
all ordinary Paints begin to turn back to pow der
and rub wash off. 1t is applied like ordinary
Paint, and in few months becomes a perfect
stone hch ressts both fire and weather. Time
to have no in1ueuce except to make it ad-
here closer and form more perfect state.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
Thi> article has become popular that many
unprincipled persons who have found beds qf
rotten->tone, uniformed red sandstone, any
minerals which resemble thc genuine article in
color, &c, have published that they have found
beds Of ..Fire-proof Paint, - which (withoui w ait
ing to test their properties) they offer to the
public for sale, and state that they superior
to everything, whereas none of them have been
not vet two mcnths. l have the statement of
more than 90 men of the highest standing in tn
vicinity of the Mines, who have and some
of them used these counterfeit stufs, which SAYS
there has been such complete failure in all the
different articles got up and offered for sale there
as ''Fire- proof Paints" except mine, that mine
only is considered worth using. Besides all this.
has been submitted to some of the most able
referees in the country, also to the Hon. Dani
Webster, ali of whom decided in the most ex
pIicit terms that it valid, and all persons
manufacturing, selling or using this article, un-
less obtained of me, would be liable to me for
damages.
Every person therefore to be safe. should see
that nv brand Is every package; for should
they purchase any substance which will make
the genuine '' Fire proof Paint" (not Of my manu-
facture) they become liable to prosecution for
infringement Of my Patent, and if they purchase
useless article, they Of course lose their
e... n
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WHY. N son.

why. MY SOD.
cease that man in the parlor is going
to ,lie-he said he would, if sister Jane
would not marry him-and Jane said she
wouldn't"
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FAYETTEVILLE. n c. sspEgEMBER 20. 1851.
MRS. BEVIL

IL epeqed that largs and nyenicnt 44Ryse
4O1s sDf ~
3 An0Nvst
311A y here she would be glad to accommodate Sen-
tlemen with Board by the week month
) Families can be supplied with pleasant rooms.
She IN skxn prePsred to accommodate Travellers N
their horses Her Stables attended by
eeQuaADted with the of horses.
Those who kind Ia patrsnize shall find
that her greatest will be to please
Nov. -. 1851 666-4t
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co'er-. for sale By my only authorized
agents, }. H. & J. MARITIME. Hay street.
Fayetteville.
WM BLAKE.
New York Nov. ii, 1881.
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OSNAEU RIGS.

5000 yards very heavy, for sale low by
II. BRANSON & SON,
November /, 1851 Hay Street,
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Simmons and Davis Axes.
For sale by LEETE & JOHNSON,
doors west of Cape Fear Bank
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VOL. n%-no. $50.

Rs.-Gov. Seward 10 one
,us pains-tsking lawyers
He never speaks upon
IT very careful prepara-
mot only to the line or
lowed and the points to
Fe language used. and the
I be gwen to every state
letice, we apprehend. is
with American lawyers.
j theyl.sin the frs, place.
ae Apnnt of sspdJ
tSssafrsss si.s
1 fIssGir labor upon. the
han the words Of their
he great Massachusetts
ie remarkable exceptions.
lever makes a speech OF
> having first written it
led it to memory. His
e subjected to the same
ion. The same thing is
Edward Everett. All
marks Of the most care
ly in language and tho
rsentcnces. Both thess
ed with an extraordinary
=. 1t is said that Mr.
- over a long address
Ieat it very nearly verba-
J prepared all his speeches
Iegree Of labor. anil sell
eGl in the Senate Cham
{ not first carefully COM
- in his study. " ebster
fom fulI notes. in which
y. speech is carefully de-
5 tistical statements, quo
city set down. lie gem
he moment for language
pf sentences +; but ucca-
= impressive, it is writ
; 9Th.
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The Boston bar,rs speak in commenda-
ton of newly invented machine for
making bricks ftdr, dry clay. patented by
Woodworth AID Mower. Of that city.
The machine wprks with great stead,-
ness and precisio, and turns out three
thousand bricktEr hour. The machine
and clay pulveFles are operated by a
twenty-horse ST kna engine. The clay is
dried and grdAri by passing between
heavy rollers, tE,n being screened or
sifted. passes iHtclthe machine in uni
form, fine state ,bjeeted to the immense
perfec, faced III y Produced almost
as smooth and Le Sc az polished marble.
+ The bricks a1r"ken Immediately from
for burning. theri,y 0bviatins the necessi-
ty of spreading O. the yard to dry. before
burning, as well ! injury or los. from wet
weather BY tht~prOcess superior face
brick can be prNinced at less expense
than the coarse& common brick by the old
methods. NII
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.Rs--Here is a picture
"A young n,an ana a
ID Ia c.oaks. and hud-
'canty protection of 4
,he wears rubber over
u Mss dancing pumps;
CIR way, no doubt. to
or subscription ball at
.freshmen,s included.
e against the gloomy
ard By a vision Of fesial
! a most Iamentable dis
by the red. blue and
an apothecary.s win
I'd upon a slippery rem
= Precipitat ed into a
Ien Hoods. at the corner
cKtees lovers! W ere
,ther than a locker on
'ttempt your rescue.
! be. 1 vow. should you
re sech a pathetic story
4 call forth tears enough
] anew. Do ye touch
). lriendss Yes; they
tr-uymph and a river
land in hand out Of the
j pool. They hurry
). diconsoIate. abashed.
warm to be chilled bv
They have stood a test
trong for many. Faith
ad aud ears in. trouble.
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Public SPE
Of the most la1
in the country

PUBLIC SPE
Of the most LAT
in the country
any subject vi
tion, extendi
argu ment 10 b
be made. bot &'
|yll1ie War for1ih \
ENent. This ~
bot very cemut
Thegfest body
do net .e.xpenGl
upon any p4
facts invO1vc6,,
students exp&
thoughts. raths
arguments.
Rufus Cboat
lawyer, is one o
1t is said that
any kind with0
out and com mi
legal arguments
lsborious prepar;
said to be true q
his nrations bear
ful finish, especi'
formation of thei
gentlemen are 81
power of mean
Everett will re
twice and then rs
tim. Mr. CaihOuI
with a wOntlerM
dom made a spe'
Der. which he bs
sit!ered and shap
generally speaks
the skeleton of I
veloped and alEs
tatious, &c.. dist
orally relies upo'
and C0nStruCtWl
sionally stronsal
ten out at fuliJI
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A large panthe,, which escaped some
days ago from maNfenagerie a at Hackensack.
is prowling abont the woods near Bulls
Ferry. in all sdignity Of his savage
nature. greatly 20 he alarm and discom-
fort of the farm q A few nights since
a man was passle along the road in the
Eeighborhood o6h haunt. when he cam.
suddenly uponEn5e animal. which was
sauntering aIOnu " the side Of the bush.
The man was SO king cigar when he
first saw the befss bright eyes ylariny
amid the darknt4 The panther, which
by the way he ted fOra wild cat. made no
demonstration fug4her than to walk round
the man at a Observation-Disclosures, although
each circle he app cached closer. perhaps
he wanted to be iendly on that lonely
road. or perhaps ~: was anxious to scrut,-
nize the midnisht intruder into his lair
more closely. Whatever where his inten-
tions the man did lot meet his advances
in friendly spiris but each time that he
approached too cI6se. he presented the !ish-
ted end of his cigsr him, upon wh,cl,
he jerked back. anl this action was CON
timed until the berighted tra>pii-rrrach-
ed his home.-.tes'aTk Daily .4Ave,tiser.
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LUcKLExs Low
and a pretty ore
girl. both envelop
died beneath tIse
cotton umbrella
shoes; but he u
and they are % |
some cotiil"n part
a dollar a head.
/ Thus they strue
tempest. Iured d :
splendQr. But e
aster. Be wiItlet4
yellow meteors, b.
dow. they have >tq
nant of ice, and II
confluence Of swol
of two streets. L
it my nature to H
in life. l would
Since that may nd
be drowned. to wei
Of your fate. az shs
to drown you bot
bottom. my youn;
emerge like a vi
deity. aid padd
E3nn1nou.l.tall.e.
h0meWaTd.d .dripPln
but with love TOO
Il ~
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Died.
0, at the residence Of her uncle,

On Wednesday July co at the residence of her uncle
Capt. II. c. Cameron, rs Lexington svenue, AsSAsELA
BRooHs, only surviving daughter Of Benjamin and the
late Annabea Brooks grand daughter OF the late Capt
Brown.
The relatives and friends of the family aud those of
her grandmother Mrs A. Brown, are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence above Tues
day August g. at o'clock p NJ.
On Saturday, August 2 JonN BopiST aged q years
and months.
ON Friday evening, August l. RUDOLPH only son of
William b. and Cassandria Northrup aged years and
months
On Sunday morning August 3, CoRSErrus B., son Of
Benjamin and Maria Jane Dogert aged years months
On Saturday August . from injuries received whilst
dschsrgrs his duty member Of the Fourth District
Police Department, MIoHAEL FosrEB, native OF the
His f nds and those of his family also the friends
of his brother in law Patrick Fleming respectfully
invited to attend his funeral which win take place this
day at o'clock, from hi, late residence, jl9 Pearl
street.
On Sunday August ., of cholera infantum GroReK
fREDERIcK, son Of John W. and Kate Watson aged IL
months
The fiends ofthe family respectfully requested to
att nd the funeral without further invitation from the
residence Of his grandfather Alex Watson, 10 Bethune
street this morning, at 10 o'clock
On Saturday, August ., MoRAS DceAN in the 57th
year Of his age.
The relations and friends and the friends of his
brothers Thomas and John Dugan. respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral to morrow CTuesiay) the
5h inst at l. o'clock noon from hs late residence No
10 DomiDick street, without further invitation.
, On sunday morning August ., about 10 O'Clock M,Rr
hnicA soNrSNDYSI aged year 10 months and days
youngest daughter Of Jacob w 4. and Elizabeth So
mefndyke.
On Sunday, Angus. ANN, GiixIr, daughter Of John
q. Wellstood, sged years months and - days.
The relatives and friends Of her parents respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral from 276 West
Twenty second street Tuesday morning next the 9TH
inst, at IL o'efcek without further IL IVitation.
At Brooklyn, Augut Avs Mana. eldest daughter of
james and Margaret Swift in the 18th year Of her age
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited to
attend ber funeral this day, at o'clock r NJ. from
the residence u her mother Prospect street corner OF
Navy.
Suldetly Of disease Of the heart, Mr.. EDWARD
NAM sai.maker in the sixty third year Of his age
The friends and scquaintaness ard those Of his
stephen A. Mann. aud the Mechanics Society, and the
saimakers in general respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence 10 wayerley place
this day, at O'Clock I remains will be taken to New
Bay Cemetery.
Philadelphia pa pers please copy.
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMER ATIANTIC-CAPTAIN WEST.
T. g. Man STEAMER ATLANTIC, August > 1851
At meeting OF the passengers on board f.e steamer
Atlantic on her trip from Liverpool 10 sew York held
in the saloon on Saturday, the ID Of august Charles II
Russell Esq. Of New York, was eed 10 the chair and
John =. Cunningham Of viry iia appointed secretary
On motion committee Of Eve. consisting Of Messrs.
Kent, Of virginia Wcds Of New York Trip Of Massa
ehusctts. BrookS O VI gland and Bills, of Tennessee
were sppopr "a report resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting Tbs committee. through their
chairman reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted -
Resolved That We have mu n pleasure in testifynz
appreciation Of the good ship Atlantic this her
turn voyage from Liverpool 70 New York after the
fortunate accident In jar uary last. Her engines
nor In fine order The admirable made by
providing spacious dinir- saloon on deck has greatly
promoted the comfort n tie pas:ensets
hef1ived, That our varmest tina INKS due Captain
West for ss uneeasng vigilance and ~stchfulness for
the safety of his ship and for his and gentle
manly conduct upon all occasions.
Resolved That we have abiding confidence Ia the
good conduct and skill Of Mr. W Rogers. the Chief
Engineer whose devotion to his duties has been appa
rent 10 all board and to whom, With his assistants
and the other officers Of the ship our thanks are hereby
rendered
Resolved That we cannot separate without congratu-
latinQ our fellow citizens the passage and
of this noble ship to the port Of New York and trust
that By the favor Of Divine Providence she may long
continue to make .sfe and prosperous voyages.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions signed by
the chairman and secretary be presented 70 Capt West
and also published in New York
on motion, the meeting then adjourned
{. II. RUSSELL, Chairman
JoHN 8 CrNvfxcu.N Secretary
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Theatrical and Musical.

BoWERY THEArfE-The popular play, entitled The
Three Guards NJ which. a former occasion, drew
such immense hou,es, will be revived this evening
the Bowery The atre, with those finished artists Mesrs
Eddy. Gilbert and Miss Anderton in the principal cha
racters The performances will with IIus-
bands Secret No doubt there will be full house.
NIsLo's GARDEs.-A programme OF the most attractive
description Is offered for the this evening
They will commence with the evolutions the tight
the next In succession will be the Venetian earni-
val dive rtsement and the terminating feature will he
the grand comic pantomime Of the Green Monster.
NAIioSsL THEsTRE.-The entertainments for this
evening will commence with American drama first
time at this theatre entitled The Peoples Candidate
with Mr. Mcyicker as Isaiah shutbuck; and Miss Fox
Julia Nelson The next will be The Children In the
Woods - and the closing amusement will be " The
Seven Escapes Of Adelaide OF Dresden"
CHRisTf's MISsTRELs This celebrated band offer n
tne programme for this evening Sopys choruses. in
strumensal performances, and dancing. Go aud
them.
FrIIows' NiNsrrEIs-The same delight ia every night
expressed in hearing Collins sing his sweet ballads and
swsne Ole Bull and others in their instruments per-
formapces.
BsESrM's MvsErM-The great variety OF the perform
given at this fsvorite establishment l. drawing
large assembsges The tight rope, and other perform
snces, are del ghtful
MLu,sY GArDrS, BRooxLrS.-Brougham Lyceum
company doing well at this establishment To night
David Copperfeld and Delicate Ground" with John
son Lynne Phillips Palmer and other eminent artists
in the leading characters.
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TIE Fluid Gas Lamp apd "a, Stag, Dric,r-oicer
Wang arrested on Saturday afternoon, William Graft
charging him with cupsbe negligence in upsetting q
hud gas lamp in stage about tvo weeks since which
exploded and set Ere to the clothes Of small child be-
longing to Mrs Quscenbos, whereby the poor child
burned in a fatal manner, causing her death In few
hours after The accused held to bail to the
charge.
Arrest Of B,vsiars Assistant Captain Hicks Of the
Seventeenth ward on saturday morning between four
and Eve clock arrested two called John McCombs
alias Cobbler, and Bill Norman, alias Dilberry,
Who the ono, arrested coming out of porter house
No. sixth street The officer believing they had been
stealing took them TO the station house and found
the person q valuable gold watch the property q
Thcmas White the owner Of the premises The rogues
had forceaby entered the houe and in the act of
escaping when taken into custody
.7ff,plpf Burglary Cheer Eynders of the Eighth
ward saturday night recognized two suspicious cha
racters named Mike Quinn and Thomas Robson prowl-
ing about the vicinity q Mercer and Prince streets The
officer laid In ambush 10 watch their movements aud in
the Of an hour 20, the rogues made demon
siration the dwelling house ct the Of Mercer
and Prince streets The burglars had effected the
when the police rounced upon them aud conveyed them
the station house and the magistrate in the morning
cc cmnittted them TO prison foi trial
ps,sine Corpferf,f MDnep.-An elderly man, calling
himself Wp Jones arrested Saturday, BY officer
vslsh of the Second ward police charge Of passing
$40 counterfeit bill the Cayuga Bank New h0rk TO
Mr. John Devip No i53 South trtc AZ soon AZ the &C
cutd Uncovered he detected he endesyOred TO run
from the store but pursued and conveyed 10 me
station house On sasrchDg his perscn several 0thef
counterfeit bills found Justice LothfOP COMMITTED
him 20 pfion f. trial
a S,,sfs .9s,a'h ors Bafi~y--OB saturday night
afspsfate sssauu aud battery pcrrerated on me
Irrsnn Of Jttry Thf mpson ~ n usn nsmrt JOseph
tltanah. 10 pu5Nc house in C,rftg street Ehc bat
Tlf mFton ever tha fsrp aud h.aI .s nr-. ith loa1
piLr- rlth sIta w. utus tstt ,u4 ts.s NAi
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NEWS Bv THE MAILS.


rHiLADELRiIiA, August 5, 1871.
fTsGt .4nons M RI emen-Demeeratie Meetirg-SyeeeA
Of Col BislsT--FaefoVy Operatives, &c.
Quite number o. tire alarms occurred during lazt
night, but they sssed principally BY quantity Of
sarres and other rubbish the schnylkn fred merely
for the purpose OF creating disturbance The weccacoe
and Sinner ho<e early this morning at Front and
Arch streets ami had good old fashioned battle using
brickbats and pistols very freely Two arrested
and locksd up
The hrst political meeting Of the campaign held
yesterday at the sprsd Eagle about fourteen miles from
the city The demee, ,acy Of Delaware Chester, Mont
gomery Lancaster and Philadelphia in atsn dance
and numbered about three thousand persons Alex
and MeKeever of Delaware county presided and after
short speech ffom him, Colonel Biger, the demo
cratic nonaiRee TOR Governor called upon and
responded in n eloquent and impressive speech,
In the OF he reviewed the ofcial acts Of the
present umbent took occasion to say that II he
the Executive Of the State, he would not have the
slightest objection IL signing the act in relation to the
Fugitive slave law authorizing the Of the county
rrist tor th,r custody which GOV Johnston 'th re-
tsins in his pocket -
The meeting held at Gloucester last evening, was well
atteI ded by the factory operaye The cotton lords
the miils st Obstinate and refuse 10 allow
the ten-hour law To go into operation.
An unknown killed last night by failing
from the platform the Baltimore the train was
s1out to stop Northeast His death was
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Au8ukt 20 r. "a.
BREADsrrFFs-In Flour q less firm feeling was sp-
parent, and, in the demand less animation Not mere
than IL 90 bbs. domestic disposed Of including
unnspected at S3 So 50; sour sS 50 $3 rs, super.
6ne No. at SS s2 So s1k ordinary to straight State
at - 06t4; mixed to good Indiana and Michigan at
%s l2H; round hoop Ohio, at 81 08 a 81 1S4; pure
Gensseo 81 IL "a 25 and other grades in proportion
Canadian also fell of little in price when 100 bbls
ordinary, in bond, purchased at 81 Il 81 1857
Southern ruled quiet with sales Of 700 bbls mixed to
straight. at - Is 81 81 and fancy at 81 81 SIS 81.
VI rye Hour few parcels taken. at SO ~; stock
extremely limited Corn meal remained scarce and was
head at 81 81 for State 81 for Jersey and So IL for
Brandywine. Wheat still freely oaernd at
duced figures, The operations comprised sboAt 1000
bushels very choice Canadian. at 10ac 400 Genesee,
part at 9oc Zoo Ohio at 9Oc, and 1000 Southern at
SIC. R,, was nominal and dull at re. Oats in
ample supply and selling at SO 40c for Ohio and Jer
scy and Al 43c. for State and Canadian showing
easier market Corn varied but little upvards Of 10000
bushels damaged and heated having found buyers at 40
52c Western mixed ut Sec Hat yellow, at SIC, and
Northern round, at 56c.
Co1roS.-The amount disposed Of to-day near 900
bales the market closing very steady We renssrt our
a
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/. Oii brig II B Crosby. csliiAs,

Bolivar Of Rsekiasd d. Oii brig Crosby. csliiAs,
"t: :s A'as .:
espsss ssni ;'' iip Carter
sseI ag Hsgnz ss. Ms psi wilson NY
"a snR LSsTgSG aS ss HT.l
!us @ sss Pm pm
sivEs I'VE xas ssir Clinton Cole rA.d.
July = :snS s As:s:
sHxFTfoRs Aug. steam sshr unss: Bates HYori.
So i S.S Suy ys Brew is.. P.e h
S!A R:Sss % R.s Sta
sds:
E..; sss, s.5t :.
s and TSsS INST
CEN Tssr A s.. H sss. sf S:s
yidsnss lsehr E,: aowisad ENGAGED IL supplyns The
sssss. % q sssSsr BRIG c.so q ss1ssisns
rs;
hS s sS II Roads
knSxn The vi Wind moderated in the afternoon though it
NEW EeSpoS, Aug Arr sch. Mary, ri.ss.sd. Cam
MTor d frsHh Hhm G1srs FyGr ,
Ann Dean Fall River for dO Aug i. schr Hail. Rodgers
% w ss r
schr Madison Lient Com woodruff, from . cruise.
NEWBURYPORT, Aug l-Ar schr Ann tBr) Waddom,
Newport, Wales, with iron for ewburyport RR.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2-Arr steamship Osprey. Power
Charleston brigs Atlantic Brown Arecbo loading TO
sail days Copeland BARTLETT Boston; Susan Spoford
Spoford New York; America Treadwe Salon; Telegraph
Roh Boston, schrs Almida Was DO; Jos Rushing. Riee
rroyidenee; oop II Green, Lawrence New York; strs
Anthracite, Morley, as Rough and Ready Grumly Hart
brgs Fabare Fonsine, St Jago de Cuba; Adele, Lewis
81 Kits and market Alesia Willard Boston; Telegraph,
Rieh do; A-eadian Chase do Sarah Louisa. Minar New
LONDON Charlotte Connolly New York; Alhambra Keen
port Jos Lybrand Bell, Providcnoe; Sidney Minor
Bellies New London John Rogers Houck Providence; Jos
Rushing, Rice do; Challenge, McGlathery, Newburypor
PORTLAND Auxl-Arr sohr Beauchsmp, Mcintyre, Nor
fork. CID bark Hamilton, Means. Cardenas,
pR0YIDENCE, Aug l-Arr sch Rodman n Price, Cham
via Bristol SID tehs Julia Eliza Hsbee and Cornelius
Grant Batimore; Roxbury Sears Moses Brown Hail.
philadelphia; Sally Miller Lee Estell Beal; Richd
Thompson Corson. and Liberty, Williams do; Orans, Le
man, do Cor Bangor according TO wind John Clayton,
Cubbsge and Scranton, Redfeld NYork soops Capt.
tol. Smith. Albany; Colchester, Jarvis. Rondout.
RICHMOND, Aug Arr schrs Hanover. Worth New
Yorh; Merchant. Couch. New York: Francis Goodwin,
caslils, BOcstoni u P Simmons. weeth PhladelShis
ROC KLAND, Aug 26-Arr schs silas Wright, johnson;
Clarendon Smith. and Fountain Buekler NYork 29h brig
Marelos Sleeper Boston, to load for NOrleans
rah Rseklif and Pride Pressey NYork. Sid sth bark
Tangier. Jeve ets -; Goth. schs Joseph. Baker; MArv
Crockett Crockett Mount Hope Foster Fortune. Stearns
and Ontario, Haskell. NYork; Charles william, Boyd,
WILMINGTON, NC. Ju , s0-cld schrs Lucy Ann, o.
aen, Boston, sls:, Fidelia, Taylor. Philad elphia