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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

HosToS, Dee. 7.-The bark Avola, from
Charleston for Boston, struck on The Sow aad
tr-- tais morning, aud came eff leaking badl "
~ar was Abandoned and fell on her beam ends
!. pilot boat maxi ing for Boston took her in tow
l-,.tH portion Of her cargo was thrown over
.9ari. Her crew was landed in safety.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.

4 CCTION SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES
AA-On THURSDAY MORNING, the 9Th instant,
at III o'clock. in store, will be offered at auction
large invoice CT FANCY 4 STAPLE ARTICLES
py cata'osu3 The catalogue will be distributed On
Tuesday. Sale positive.
Ge6 ALEX MOTT & CO, auc.s
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= The extensive planning machine shops
Of Todd aud Sons, al Madison, Iowa, were
DESTROYED by fire on the 9Th inst.
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WAsHiHGroN, Dec. MARY Cynott, a
Young English woman Of respectable connex-
ions, died yesterday flom the effects of dose
of corrosive sublimGte, taken last Tuesday,
The cause was disappointment in love.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

DED.-The Wilmington IN. CO. Journal OF
Monday, announces the Death Of Col. VIM. +.
Anderson, Cashier Of the Branch OF the Bank
Of The State. 1t occurred in that town on
Sunday last.
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"A FINE SADDLES And HAIR
SxsGA NESS, manu- fac tured by GZ NILES,
~ AIRY street, opposite the tOiun-

II
kaANGA NESS ma a u ia ctured by III NILES,
10y AIRY street, opposite the oium-
OHM lie Iei.-NUtwnhsiandt ne T.aL
ci0as talseh00ds that have been Circulated by de
sigRtng and uhprtactpted persons, alleging that
had closed business pGs about to close business IN
tbs city and that manufactured Doth saddles
aud Harness from damaged materials, SUCH as no
other master workman would use, beg leave 10
say TO my old customers and the public at large,
tnat am yet carrying On more extensively than
ever Rt my old stand, and should Dc pleased 10 sup
ply their wants ii ally and every article la my
line. That have aroused the Ire OF some OF my
contemporaries, By selling the same class OF sad
dies and Harness twenty five per cent. lower
than they otcr them, Is noI 10 Dc wondered al,
when their graspirg avaficlO1sness Is known; Dus
that have right 10 sell my goods at small pront,
i'll ord-r TO realise speedy sa'es, Will haTdy De
questioned BY any hight thinking person, who de-
sires 70 zee d successful rivalry cafr.e1 on Dy
Sou!nern against Northern manufacturers. Ii my
sADDLE rs aud HARNESS are better made, Of more
c0stly and durable stoed and sold t1eHty and thirty
per cent cAeaper tAap other maaaJactlrers are dts
pOsed 10 sell al, ana | content with ny pfonist
.ui ely no one shUud complain OF me. But there
are ca uniators in the world who coniDa a!ly GEEK
objects upon whom TO vent their spleen, End sup
pose must ar their upInerited nIsigniiy.
To tn Jse then who with common Saddle Tor o
SIN ali price, or real fine Saddle al much less coat
Inan a similar article can be purchased III any otheI
establishment south Of Mason & Dix Jn's line, in.
yite them to cal on me. have now IN store, and
am continually manufacturing, over forty di5eTeat
patterns ranging from 80 TO 500. in HARNESS,
am sure Ey STOCK cannot be surpassed Tor beauty
OF finish superiority 81 STOCK Of which they are
composed, and in moderate prices. Besides these.
have Riding whips, sIirrup Irons, Bril-
dies, Marfingaies, &e., Nc., CT all qualities,
Rhca will seu unusually low.
In Conclusion, allow me 70 say to the puiic that
am permanently located ia this city, doing pros
porous and thriving business, gaining new custom
ers every week, and despite the slsderous tongues
that continually assaii me. winning the good opinion
Of all who deal with me- All ssx Ia an examine
ton OF my stock ana prices, which 1 am anxious
to have seen BY every man who needs any article
IN my line. z MILES,
de 5-d6t Cary st., opposite Columbian Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

HgtfAL~, Dec. "A collision occurred on
.- Lie railroad last Saturday evening near
Osa,10, between lie passenger train bound
wei and the cars distributing iron fjr the track.
MANY Of the passengers were much bruised,
and -ouae 81 them seriously injured. Great
atlEa-ri4n was expressed b. the passengers,
SIT. were uot allowed TO communicate the ac-
,.lrHt to Their families on The companys tele-
-fuph iMr.
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Executor 0iN K Green, deceased.
Sale conducted BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
10
HOUSE AND Or ON CLAY SIRE ET, at

HOUSE AND AOt on CLAY STRE KIT at
Ill AUCTIOk.-Wil be sold On Friday, the 10th
December, al O'Clock IN the afternoon upon the
III, mis- $ tat framed house th the lJt on which
il sta DIS situated at eastern corner Of Clay and
Muntord strecis, aud occupied by Mr. Wharton.
The house is nearly new, and cont Ins about 5
roons, with the usual Cutkouses attached, and all
in excellent order The LOT fronts - feet ind runs
back l04 feet to alley.
Alter which will be sold the vacant lot adjoining
tie above Eoi ting u feet and about "a feet Deep
and lies well tor bdilding purposes.
TERMs-One third cash, balance ato and II mos,
with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAS ID TAYLOR,
mn RI Auctr.
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BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.

A LARGE AND SPLENDID VARI.
n ETY. OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AUCTfON.-Wlll be sold on
Tuesday, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock, in the house
on the corner # 9Th and Main streets, recently &C
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part Of
splendid Rosewood Sofas, Plush Chairs, large Mir
rors, Lounges, Carpets, Rocking Chairs, MaEoga-
nv Tables, Centre do, Washstands, Wardrooes,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses, and great variety vi
other useful articles.
TEsus.-Sums under $50, cash; $50 and over,
four months credit for negotiable notes with salts
factory endorseEs. JOHN ESDEho,
de 4 admir- of Robinson deceased
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tg- ]. Van Nance, Of Albany, has recover
s., 100 from the Hudson River Railroad com
pany, or damages sustained hy collision IN
March lat.
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p In the Supreme Court Of the United
States, at Washington on Tuesday, s. S. Bax.
ter, OF this city, was edmiled as an attorney
aud counsellor
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Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No I56, Dec Z:
- 81 30 4 "a "a 81 " l0 . "A 81 81.
To-day,--Delaware L, No l64 Capital Se 900
75 numbers, I3 drawn, Tickets s..
AS ;, Delaware, No l56.-Capital S2l 800. rs
numbers, IA IRA Hn. Tick .ts 81 deg
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~ XECUTG RS SALE OF HOUSE.
Ia HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIFU tE, &C
viii bs sold on Monday next, the 18Th inst,
commencing at 3H O'Clock III the afternoon, al the
former residence of Nathaniel Green deceased,
opposite the residence OF MIR VIM Sledd, on Brook
Turnpike the entire Household and Kitchen Fur
niiure, belonging to the estate Of sad Gre5n con.
ssting OF a varied and but little used assortment Of
gel;eel Furniture, consisting in part Of
Beds, Bedsteads B lreaus, WsrdrObes Chairs,
Diningroom, CHAMBER and Kitchen Furniture, OF
the usual variety.
Also-A fine saddle and harness Horse, and q
g I'd Mich Cow.
TEAMs.-Cash for all sums under $50; that
amount ana over, fur months credit for approved
uegUtab bic paper. -
WIN. O. WINSTON,
Executor of K Green, deceased.
~ g.. TayIna Auct
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SENTKHcED.-The negro who killed Mr..
Schiatre, i'll PIaquemine, La, on the 2oth uit.,
"es tired ON The 2Jj, convicted and sentenced
10 be hung the next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

LNAECLTUR,S SALE OF GkSTEEL
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE.-On AONDAY
MORNING next, the 18th instant, commencing at
10 O'clock, will be sold at auction, without reserve
the Household Furniture belonging to the estate OF
Joseph Bonayi;a, deco, at HIS late residence, on
Main street, the confectionery store consist
ing i'll part Of
Mahogany Chairs and Sofa
Marble top Centre Table, Gard Tables
Library Guitar, Sideboard, Dining Table
Cane.sea Chairs
l exceIIe Mt COOKING Stove, in first rate order
and ba. little useo
T, gsther with Dining Room and Kitchen Furni-
tuie Terms cash.
SIMON BONAVITA, Executor of
de Joseph Ronsvta, decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

g The Postma .s.r General has esish.
ished a new pos o.liee in Fauquier county,
called New Brighton.
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ssEiITR'S LOTTERY OEEICk.
N-nli street, unGcc the CITY Roae!,

Wall street, under the CITY Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.
To.day.-Carroll County, Class l.-Capitals
of S..J6 ~ Of ) O00, l Of 1000, l Of : Geo. 10
of 900, 10 Of SEQ, &c ~ numbers, a drawn.
Ii ,keti s5--shares in proportion.
Als,-Pat4pseO, Class s-Capitsls: l OF $500
5 OF loco, tf i62, OF 100 IS Nos, II drawn,
Tickets @l-shares in proportion.
(e9 SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

NTOTICE.-ROChBKlD ALUM WATER
" We deem it but proper to state that Alum
Water from tie Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va, eau
only be Obtained at MessFs BENNETT q bEEho /,
its ssi,. in Richmond.
r%- Alum Water advertised by others Is nos
from. The Rockbridge Spriag, and Is calculated to
mlsIead those who have heard OF the Singular Er-
address your orders, accompanied with the
BENNETT & BEERS,
deg Druggists, Richmond
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LIME TABLE BUTTEk.-Just received =.
l. prime lot Of No l Table Butter, which we
retailing at 70 cts per pound.
HULST & KING,
de git Franklin st. Old Market.
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RY nCNLOP. MONCURE s. co.

BY DUNLOP, MUNCUkE q CO.
ROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
w DAY, I4th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell a. our store, general assortment oi
Groceries. consisting in part Of
100 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Bags Lsguayra and Rio Coffee
N o MUasses and syrup
Rye Whiskey part old and very superior
qralty
Adaulantine ard Tsllow Candles
Gunpowder and Polchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TrRMs-Uuder SI0O cash; over that amount, four
months credit for approved negotiable paper
"a Sale without reg ard 10 weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE d. Co,
5aa Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

- The President has officially recognized
William Henry Ladson as Vice Consul pro
tempoCe Of Denmark, fer The State OF South
Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

Gsss ON MONDAY neat, the 18th instant, at
::s o'clock, on the premises, short distance from
bacons Quarter Branch, aud near D2iley's spring,
viii rent publicly my House and Lot iIr one
year. The Lot contains acres, which has been
cultivated a market garden. The House has six
rooms, all in god oroer; with stable and COW
house, never falling spring thirty steps from the
door, some choice berries, &c &c. After
tRo SOws anu Pigs Cart, and some other articles.
TERMS All su,us under slO cash; over that sum,
two months credit satisfactorily secured For the
reat Of the house end !Ut bond and security, paya
be quarterly, will be required.
MARY F. POWER
HENRIcO December 9Th, IL = de 9-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

EOk YlE kAlk.-THL HYPERION HAIR
L RESTOHER, tor inyieurating, beaantying and
promL ting IA althy growth Of the hair.
The Hyperion, from its introduction some years
since, has gradually grown in public favor, and by
its rtaly valuable properties deservedy become
one of the most popular articles of the day. For
sale, W holpssle and retail by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
de 81 Main street.
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OH, HOW CHEAP!-Every one who has
~ visited LEWIS store during the period that
he has been selling OF ut cost, leave his store
fully convinced that there is no humbug going on.
selling of al cost. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
POI Broad street
~ lease of five years on the house will be dis.
posei of upon reasonable terms. de 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

= UST. Oh alu.day night, Fifty Dollar Bank
a Note, supposed to he lost at ths Theatre, or
between Iheie aud Becks The fICer will be suita-
bly, re"arde! by leaving il III this ottce.
L
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CLARkE's OFFICE-I4th street.

Drawn Nos Daia.aIe Llass No 1855 Dec 6:
SO SO % Z II Z. "A As l6 50 % 76
Whole ticket 50 So "a, a prize OF Sl00 returned.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, l62, Dec 7th
"a II 81 At &c So A. So IL 70 Ga 35.
Whole ticket IL 81 So, prize Of $40 sold.
de 9-II~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

PREPARATIONS FOR THE TEETH
l. AND GUMS -Tbe Roseste Elixir, an elegant
and fragrant astringent wash the Pearl Deniifrice
and Odentiue, two of the most efficient and popular
tooth powders before the public; Charcoal Tooth
Paste Chlorine Tooth Wash, d C. &c, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD s. co, Druggists,
de 8 " Main street
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sETEK 4. LkETWICH, General Commas
- SIGN Merchants, ,lfce TWO doors below the
Col-n biau Hot !, Cary street. will attend to the
liriug out Of negroes, and all Other business en-
trusted to their they aso prepared t.
do large amount Of stJiage on tie Do-k, upon
tie ost accommodating terms They pledge their
most rigid att, Ution to all consgntne nts made to
them, GnG all other business entrusted t. their care
SAMUEL Il. JETER,
de- Ser EDWARD NJ LEfTWICH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

COOK WANTED.-He wish to hire imrnedi--
y atey, a first rate MAZE COOK. and irst rate
Female PASTRY COOK. Liberal prices viii be-
syea, and The Servant retained throughout the
next year. TOLEk T. CUOk,
deo General Agents.
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BY GEORGE ]. sUWNER-


EXECUTOR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ AND kIFCHEH FURNiTURE-On Thurs.
day Morning next, the 9th inst, commencing
at Io O'CLOCK, Will be sold at auction, without re-
serve, at the late residence OF Williams decd.
on Broad street. (Church Hill the entire House.
mold and Kitchen Furniture belonging to his est te
among which will De found
Mahogany Sofas, cane seat Chairs, Lounge
wardrobe, Bsds,eeds, Beds and Bedding
lining room, chamber and kitchen Furniture,
., consisting ct the usual variety.
Terms cash. L. ~ WILLIAMS
s- ExscutIix Of j. i Williams decd
Sale to be Conducted by
dee ESQ SrfuSrp go.
eSEEE'S sALk.-lmmed.ately after the
L so9ye sale, VIII be sold at auction, the Furni.
ture and Housekeeping Articles OF Mrs Lucv =.
Burton, (who Is declining house keeping, \ AT her re
sidence Church HID consisting oil the usual
varieSy' among which VIII &c found-i sideboard,
Book Case, Chairs large corner Clock dav. and
good timepece; also, al the Kitchen Furniture
By order OF JOHN w. BRADLEY,
Trustee for Mrs Lucy ;. Burton and children
de b GEO. }. SUMNER, Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

WANTED, an tHpGrencel Manager, to taAe
" caaTge OF Tobacco Factory in tae city OF P
tcrsburg Tor The ensuing year. 70 one that can
come eli recommend IA as al experienced manu-.
laciurer and good manager OF hands, who Is VII
Ing II devote his time and atteation to his EN-
plUy ers' interest," will receive d Hbe al compeGsa-
uon. None need apply unless they give ieliabie
reference. Apply TO
de6-2t' A. w. TAYLOR d co
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.

by Davenport, AIIen q 10.
GROCERIES,, de-, AT AUCTION.
~ 0n THURSDAY. 9Th December, 1t 10 o'cIeeh,
Groceries, viz:
Rio and Lseuayra Coffee
Crushed and Coffee Sugar
Bacon and Malasses
Rice, Rasins, Candles, Leather
Green and black Tea
Rum, Brandy, Whiskey
Cheese, &c. &c.
TERMs-Under Sl00 cash; 500 and over fan,-
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Oct Auctoneers.
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MORE NEW Hooks AT IORRIS,

W. Book stationtry and Piano Forte EstabIls h
ment % Main etteet--
Inc Napoleon Dynasty, or the History of the
Bonaparte Family: entirely new work by the
.l5"TSlfy Men, with twenty-five authentic portraits
MS Is the only complete and impartial work ever
tGo ishsd on the subject The portraits are most
lie like, and the e n raj APPEARANCE Of the Book is
well worthy the eplendor Of the subject
Notes on Cuba, containing al account Of its dis.
c9Sery and early history, description Of the face
OF the country its p pulaioa and wealth,
us institutions and tire and customs Of it's
inhabitants with directions to travellers visi;in
the Island, by Physician.
The University Speaker, collection of pieces
deslSaed Tor College Exercises, in defamation
aud recitation. With suggestions On the appropIi-
ate clocu;ign Of particular passages by VIM Rus
s5ll.
Trap 10 Catch 4 Sunbeam
the Dream Caintz
The Cloud with the Silver Lining
The Old Joiiiffe
The Sequel to Old Jol ife
"OHty,' b7 the author Trap. &c &c deg
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ID OCkLAND LlME.--l000 5tls just receiy-
HI ed per schr Mary Wise, Cap, Crockett. and
fJr sale from wharf, BY
Ge7 RANKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

~ lot Of those splendid Fowls, from Mr.. Charles
Sampson of West Roxbury, Mas, which can ssl
at $40 the pair. These fowls are warranted from
the pure stock. WIN BUFFERS,
de 7-lwis Ut Nash x Woodhouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

NJ. t. RUINED Dolls degrees above proof
" in store, Tor sac 81
des WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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.tELVET CLUAkS.-We have now few
Y Velvet Cioaks, and our assortment Of Cloth
Cloaks is better than il has been at any time this
season.
des c. HiRrWELL L. co.
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TWELVE AND A HALF CENT0
i M0USLAikES--We have just opeaed another
case OF Mouslsines Ut L. cents.
des G. HARTWELL 4 CO.
LNkkNCu CANDIEs.-The most beautful
l. lot OF French Candies ever offered Ia this mar
ket, just received received and Tor ssie by
ANDREW PIZZiM.
de No les Broad ssreet
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-05
Later from California.

The steamship Prometlieus arrived at N.
York on Friday from San Juan de Nicara-
qua. She brings dates from San Francisco
10 the first ult., two weeks later than pre-
vious adv;ces-also dates from Havana to
the 25th ult., $50 passengers and $4,000 in
gold.
Political affairs in California seem 10 be ia
a very unsettled state, and the San Francisco
Herald says it would not be surprising ifthey
were TO have two Legislatures, two sets of
municipal officers, and two Democratic par
ties. A meeting of portion of the Legisa-
ture was held at San Francisco on the last
day OF December on the subject OF the seat
of Government. A resolution offered by
Mr.. Parish, that delegates elect, then present
should assemble al Vallejo on the first Mon
day in January, was passed by a large ma
jority.
The news from the Mines continued of
the same general successful character as
heretofore. The yield in the various dig
gings is very bountful since the rains set in.
Capt. Water of the ship Challenge,
was tried at. San Francisco, OH the 23d of
November. On one indictment, for an as
agree. On the second Indictment, for an
assault upon John Smith, he was found
guilty.
Heavy rains had been experienced, which
were much needed at The mines.
Communication with most Of the mines
was interrupted, and consequently, compare
lively little gold was arriving at San Fran.
cisco.
Three shocks Of an earthquake were fel,
at San Francisco on the 17ti. Several rivers
had been much sweled by the rains. Most
cheering accounts are received from the
mines since the commencement of rains.
AT San Juan, assurances were given by
Com. Parker that the whole difficulties rela
tive 10 the Mosquito question, were in the
process of amicable adjustment, which will.
no doubt, be satisfactory TO all parties.
Since the 18th Dec. trade generally rather
favorable al San f., with however, a moder
ate business.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-05

CRY CoUNcIL.-At meeting of the Com
mon Council, held Tuesday evening. the 9th
ult, an order was passed authorizing the May
or and Aldermen to appoint five able-bodied
orderly, and fit persons, for watchmen, until
further ordered.
Report of the committee on the division OF
the County came from the Board of Aldermen
with an order in favor of petitioning the legis-
lature for new county to be composed Of the
following towns, viz: Bath, Westport, George
town, Arrowsic, Woolwich, Dresden, Rich
mond, Lisbon, Bowdoin, Webster, Lewiston,
Durham, Brunswick, Harpswell, Phipsburg
West Bath The committee also recommend
ed that petitions to the Legislator be circu-
lated in all the above named towns in aid Of
the new County. The report and orders were
passed in concurrence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-05

STEAMER ARCTIC IN GALE OF W1ND.-A
letter from New York says, the steamer Arc
tic, which arrived from Liverpool on the 21st
ult., brought her English pilot with her, being
unable, on account of the storm, to land him on
the British coast. The writer, in conversation
with him, learned the following remarkable
fact" She left Liverpool in gale, and en-
countered on the passage, four of the most vio-
lent gales he ever experienced and to his as
constituent, with seas mountain high, not sea
boarded her. and as for the ships strength,
you could not have known she had an engine in
her. Nautical men consider this passage, I'M
der all the circumstances, one of the best of the
Collins line.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-05

A Good Sign.

FRIEND NEWMAN: The compound motive
of curiosity and inclination led me on Sunday
week to attend service at the Univcrsalist church
in this city, where was gratfed to witness
an exhibition of Christian Fellowship and cour-
tesy that would bear to be often repeated in
this and other cities. The pastor of the church
and society was absent from home, and his desk
was supplied afternoon and evening by Rev.
Mr.. Wheeler, Unitarian clergyman, of Bruins
wick. The exchange, was gratifed to learn,
was mutual. The congregation appeared high
ly pleased with Mr.. WIS pulpit performances,
and although in strange pulpit. the Rev.
gentleman evidently felt at home, and no less
gratitied in promulgating, than his hearers in
listening to, the doctrines of Life and Saliva
ton. The services were of high order, and
all seemed to SAVIOR Of that Il" heavenly union"
about which so much has been said and sung,
but of which so little, practically, has hitherto
been exhibited. We learn also that the Unita-
rian friends of Mr.. w., in Brunswick, were no
less courteous to Mr.. Case than were his par
ishioners here to Mr.. w. This is as it should
be. There being many objects and views in
common should not be strangers in courtesy or
christian fellowship. While the Evangeli-
cal' sects, called, keep up fraternal relations
and interchanges of pulpit labors, while the
Professionalism and Free Willer, the close COM
munion Baptist and the open communion Or
thodox, are ready at all times TO invite each to
the others palpits. why should the Unitarian
and Universalist, who claim to be Liberal sects,
par excellence, stand aloof from each other, and
christian fellowship and brotherhood.
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