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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

otMrs. Duncan, in 'Amerlca rs |
found IT, gives the following hotel incl
dent One day, being at leisure to OBJ
serve the proceedings Of my neighbors,
| saw very respectable-looking lady
reduce one half Of an oval slice Of bread
to the shape oi t. horse shoe hy one
goodly bite that she took out Of the mid
die. This lady introduced herself to me
in the saloon, and . Dickens o
TroIlope can ye bear the dismal TRUTH
she told me she was Londoner!'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

WAsuNGroN. Nov. 16.
News Of the death OF Capt. Upshur,
of the U. S. ship Levant, is recieved.-
He died at Spezzi;i, !a.t month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

u you would he fool he a drunkard,
aud you will accomplish your purpose.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Gen Scotts contradictory policy in relation to the nalu
aization Of foreigners, aud repeatedly interrupted
by enthusiastic applause
Msssrs. Gorman and Dunham, in an interesting and
amusing manner explained tho history OF the federal
party. te 0a 8 hs4s9
b. j. Semmss, esq. President OF ihe Georgetown Dem
ocratic Association. then offered the following resolu
lions; which were adopted by scclamalion;
Rssoved That coiiaiy approve and adopt the plat
form Of the democratic National Convention OF Baltimore
with " fhs uomwsss aanslsd,"
I'd. That whatever may have been our individual pref
for the several distinguished democrats whose
before the convention, hereby sincerely
adopt raty, and confirm tho nominations oi that
ton,
3D. That having the unbounded confidence In the
petiotis intege and orthodoxy of the Democratic
National Convention, pledge ourselves to sustain the
nominees OF that convention.
4h. That having confidence in the patriotism ability,
and democracy OF Franklin Pierce and William r. King,
pledge ourselves To voices, influence, and
all proper and honorable means their election.
9th. That Lewis Cas the tst choice Of people, com.
mands and confidence for the fidelity, ability
and nationality with which hc has discharged all the
oil his station and for his long able, and faithful
10 the country, at home and abroad and for his devotion
10 tho constitution and The Union, he is entitled
lasting gratitude Of the whole country
On motion, the meeting adjourned
b ] BOHRER, President
Rass.s Rsss.4 Tn9ns.nr' Ms,rs. Secretaries.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
by ). c. McGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.

IHANCERy SALE or VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE Capitol Hill, 10 city Of WashngionBy
Of OF Columbia
Washington county, made in the wherein John sng is
complainant and deendsnt the subscriber
appointed by said decree will sell pubic
premises Friday, the 9th O'Clock m
(3 and four, ~
dred and 6s) the distinguished
city, with improvements, which hand
ame dwellings conrucied and ornamened cottage
style, with great taste and care
Terms Of One 6nh of the purchase paid
cash the Of sale, and the residue four
payable twelve, eighteen twenty
day Of for which deferred payments the pur
bonds and security approved by trustee
The the until payment pur
and the ratcaton Of the by the
complied with within sae
property will he
All conveyancing the expense Of the purchaser
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July oe-3tawSwds Aucioneer
The daily union., 1852-08-12

UP AND AT THEn-Our opponens-always making
some honorable exceptons-have appeared from the be-
ginning to depend for wholly upon dsfaage
OF the democratic candidate-upon base bes upon his
private character and his military career.
One after another OF the brave and gallant spirits who
accompanied him the route to Mexico, and witnessed
his services indignant al the outrageous fasehoods and
cowardy nsinuatons with which he has been assaled
has come 10 his defence. Volunteer witnesses OF this
sor-many OF them opposed to him in poltcs-have thu
come forward in every part of the country and given The
lie TO the vile ISLANDERS against him. which have dsgraced
their authors, without at all forwarding the they
have sought to promote.
There is longer occasion TO offer word in reply
10 such attacks have referred to- The time oil re-
action has commenced. The wings begin to reel and
from the recoil OF their SANDERS We have
nothing to do with them now but TO charge them back
upon them,o fling them in the faces OF their authors
TO whom alone they at all mschievous or dangerous
The time has come when all along the democratic line
general charge should be made upon the enemy We
have received their FIRE without derment The smoke
Of the harmless uziIlade has rolled away. There has
been great cry, but slaughter There has been rat
tie OF political muskeiry, followed by rush of shot
over heads, demonstrating much malice but efficiency
in the foe. The time has TO press forward and
sweep them from the 6eld-Coos Democrat.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

THE New Route 70 Niagara Falls, from, Albany TO
Rochester, Lockpor &c, by Tho
port and Niagara Falls raroad enables from Al
bay 70 The Falls or from the Falls Albany
by other This convenience and
saving o. time 70 the travelling pubc very
share OF business - 80
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Opening ne Roohae, Loctport, and Niagara Railroad
This new and beautiful line Of opened travelling
win commence running 3 foiowss
lst tram Express, leaves Rochester ate 10 a
"a Accommodation q o NJ u
ID Z" Way express 5Npm.
Arriving at Niagara Falls AT 20 m 30 and D. M
Returning Trims leave Niagara Fails
m s' eapresa leave. Ni'sars Falls isam.
"a /" Express 90
Connecting both ways with the Albany and
Rochester railroads. F -
Passengers by This route leaving Albany train
wiz reach Rochester ~ Ba for
ana arrive NJ aRara rails NJ 10 leaving
VIII reach Rochester in arriving
At Niagara Fails AZ Returning passengers leaving the Fails
by eiihof OF The express trains viii Albany, yorh
Boston, twelve hours in advance Of any other line
fsthfeis " mis route VIII lake the the
Rochester depot. WARREN rOI.piipN
July ll--dlmo lTntell sun.rin,endenf.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

GLORIOUS NEws.-The Important discovery vet made
rhips liquid glue, for carpenters,
binders cahn-t makers houseseepes druggists sc This being
liquid requires
free from smell, and will liquid any acts
for wood china Ras ou Marble paper or any
stand. unequaled
wherever has been noduced The hrt saving
mechanics Is Observable sight We
hardware saone &c guarantee IL to cost
less BY ~ than ordinary skinr
will DO well 10 attend To this mmedssy We sole
NIL United States Sold IN
bottles Of three sizes and the gallon samples 10
any part of the United States, carriage free.
Also, British furniture polish sizes. Country
merchants, attend TO the above. Apply early
PHILLIPS A. Co,
July 3l--d3n Cedar street, near Pearl New YORK
The daily union., 1852-08-12
From the National IntelIigencer, Aug. H.
Population and Representation.

We understand that the I'd instant the Secretary of
the Interior in compliance with the provisions of the act
OF Congress, approved 23d May 1850, providing for the
taking OF the seventh and subsequent censuses. trans
mted 10 the Hsuse Of Representatives his official cer-
cate OF the number OF apporoDed 10 each
Slae under the last seventh enumeration of the
habitans of the United States, and that certificates
being prepared be sent TO the executive of each State
certificates are in accordance with and founded upon the
following table, showing the federal and representative
population Of the United States the ls day OF June,
1850:
Population Of the United States epen 1885, h the
M tonaet eenation and The aetio for each State.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
sy A. eaErN. A,o,,.n.,r.

VALUABLE BuiLDING LOT ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
srVRNIf STREETS, At AUCTfON.--On Wednesday, the
seIl the premises O'Clock, part
~ In square
hack se feet N inch TO 70 foot alley The above
property handsomely located
and considered
building now Washington, and will be divided,
auired, nj sale
third each balance In one and two years. tho
payments bearing from
day Of deed aud deed Of Trust taken Ts ind-
pntahle. A. GREEN,
Anglt-st Aucuoneer,
The daily union., 1852-08-12
University OF srsrvl.rd.

MaFyIemd.
THE forty hfth THURSDAY,
1852, NJ the LIST OF March, 1852.
Principles and Practice OF Clinical surgery, Nathan
X. Smith, NJ. II.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, William v. A. Aikn, NJ. ID.
Clinical Medicine
ucI chow, NJ %.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, ID.
Maiera Medca, Therapeutics and Pathology George W. Milton
berger, NJ. d.
Prsctics Anatomy, berwick n Smith, N. D.
Fees for the full Al0
uon, s. 1 graduation, $40.
For purposes of clnica Instruction. faculty
mand the Baltimore fn6mnryr Uss
ve and In It's immediate neirhbchood, containing shmsdss s
eighty beds belonging the University unanaesd
tended entirely Acuy
cepton and Of those the
useful and profitable subjects An
addition to be made during the which will mate
rally increase its accommodations
all mafrcuses Of N. school without
Anatomical material abundant cheap Expenses Of living
In baltimore low N amy Atlantic city.
WILLIAM ". A. AKIN, M. d., Dean.
BsLrxoss, May Is, 1850.
July 97--2awt5Oct
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Discovery or MARBLE oUARRy.-The Poughkeep-
sic Eagle chronicles The discovery Of marble quarry in
The nsghborhood OF that Town. The marble is OF tour
qualities-the first black with Egyptian yellow and
white vein; the second dark blue, with light blue veins
and clouds; the third pink and the fourth black without
has been properly wrought. it has been found take
handsome polish and be susceptible OF fine FIN
isb. as the best Italian marble. The quarry has been
tested at different points, and there is left for
doubt that is very extensive, and probably ipexbaus
BILE.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auss,on.er.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY At AUCTION
~ On Monday afternoon, August 49, O'Clock the
sell that vauahe siu,ssed of and
Streets fronting 50 feet on rs feet Tenth
building
capensr shop and two small bck back buildings,
~o arranged 10 admit of be
Also twoSsory fame dwene house opposite
corner occupied BY pr Tyson sfug with
tbe he'd running hack New York
offers opportunity Of securing Of the fines.
property In Washington, !.
Term. one fourth residue In O. IL and 10 months
''N- JAS. c. Mcguire,
Ause-d Aucioneet.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Mr.. WAsHrsGros.--A hotel has been erected on the
summit of Mt Washington. 1t, is building 40 feet BY
20; the walls OF stone, well pointed with cement and
the rooi shinged II was built the present season, and
Is open for the reception OF visers having
modation for lodging twenty thirty The materials Of
which this iopmos house IN America is constructed,
cepng the stone, carried up the backs Of horses
and the wood with which the stoves in the houses are
supplied ie carried in the same way, at least mile.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Acting COMMISSIONER f,ns General Land once.
NOTICE

To Pcenpion Claimants and Lsssees Oapanfs Permit
tees Of Mineral Lands.
Every entitled the spy Of The
lands within the townships and fractional
mcated IL required establish
register and receiver Of the land odce payment
therefor practicable after
day appointed for the
embracing the tract claimed otherwise
And every having the right
create an addtopsl land district in Territory OF Wisconsin, and
fnr other approved Sd March
or Ferpses, 70 enter the Of their pe
OF the lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated, and
reducs The minimum OF the mineral lands Lake Superior
dsct IN Michigan, and Chippewa district Wisconsin,
approved 26h September 1880 the land covered BY their
leases the minimum
Of 81 rs full section,
ted such permit the
Office,
Of ~ so uircd 10 establish the
faction Willow
practicable aer seeins nofics and be-
fore the for the public
emhcng claimed such csm will 10
forfeited.
JOHN WILSON
Acting conuni-sioser Of the General Land once.
Aug I2-Iawi3w
The daily union., 1852-08-12

NOTICE Of tho removal Of the Lard Once frsr.
Green Menasbs, In Wsconso--Under authority con
ed by second section c the act Of Congress- approved
N lin
Illinois Missouri, aud in ,he OF
Illinois," land office at Green Bay,
Of he
there business the hrst day Of September
under hand the city Of Washington, this lih day
July A. ~ 1854
Nv PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMORE.
wftss, Actna Commissioner Of the General Land
July 15--9aw4w
The daily union., 1852-08-12
sy ISRAEL s. GREEN, Auet,on.ers.

MAYORS OrFror,
Washington, August ?, 1854.
DY Of Joint resolution Of
Of Common Council entitled joint resolution authorizing
corporation 6sh wharf
we approved 22d Nay, 1881 and of entitled
relation wharf" approved August. 1852
sale bidder public
Tuesday, I7ih 1872 at O'Clock, the
t5 a. ~ and ", numbered sos
the wharf attached thereto.
property Sixth wes known
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Terms cash. and the balance in three equal
"a the day
~ JoHN w. MAURy, Mayor.
ISRAEL Il GREEN.
Aug s-dh Auctonecrs.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Sale To-Day.
By y. C. MCGUIRE, Auotloneer.

By y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUC-
TIoNon Tuesday afternoon August 10, O'Clock,
premises, lot No s. square No. fronting
inches lph and running back $50 feet
north strre.
handsomely located and
streets, and is very desirable for building purposes.
Terms at sale. JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Anctioneer
lIyJrho above sale ts unsvoidsbly postponed until
Thursday afternoon, the 12th instant, AT O'Clock.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Aug l2-1t Aucioneer
The daily union., 1852-08-12
eEoReETows FEMALE SEMINARY,

EeoTffo"H, ~.
THIS seminary long Miss Enehs, open
Let Of september under the exclusive charge Of Rev W.
assisted accomplished
fessor- and every department.
Every effort viii be institution happy
inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition in English snd
mathematics, 600 hyeary IN sdvasce
and modern drawing and paintny
Circulars containing may had app
the principal in Georaeiown. HEE 7-lt
July 2l--eod WILLIAM J. CLARK
The daily union., 1852-08-12

INtrED STATES sfE snd Hunting Flag Esnpfnc-
subscriber respectfully informs Of Congress,
snd ehers wishnR political
w hs s We " constantly making and descp
uon ne mas now on hand flags,
make 70 order any number al the shortes, notice.
DAVID A. BAIRD,
Aug i-eofw Uphosersr, s,h street, near Penn avenue
The daily union., 1852-08-12
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington, August TO- l652.
Information has been received this Francis
W. Rice ESQ., United States Acapulco Of the death with
his district OF the folio wing American whose
late residences unknown, viz John sayre Neil Meouay
u Richard Wallace,
The daily union., 1852-08-12
DfstrilcLipt Fir.

CINCINNATI, August9 "A fire occurred Elkhart, Indi-
which destroyed tho greater pat Of the business
ton Of town, including the of Messfs Davenport
Baldwin, Strong, Cooper, Chapman, and Newton's Hotel
Loss S60, 900 mostly insured
The daily union., 1852-08-12
D,bt Cane,lled.-Chol,ra.

NEw YoRK. August l0.The debt OF the American Boarc
Of Missions has been cancelled and theo is now smal
balance in the treasury.
Daring the week ending July 81 there nineteen
deaths from cholera in New Orleans.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

having accounts books, and wishing
IN before opening Of our store, win much
Ciageu Dodson, where
books placed in charge Of book keepe MI H
Aug Io-dtwif CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, kCo
The daily union., 1852-08-12

PROFESSIONAL CARD.-JANEs n euNNEI.L, NJ. D.,
viii continue the practice of
his asr D Gunne for the - years, Presidents
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Pennsylpania Free. Soil Convention ~
President,

PrTsBURa, Aug III The Free-So Convention met this
morning o'clock, and Immediately after organizing,
resolution pas ed by overwheling voe nominating
John p Hale Of New Hampshire, their choice for Pfes
dent.
Notwithstanding his letter. the knowing say that
after all he 10 be the Neither Hale nor Chase Is
here; but Joshua X, Gddings is.
The question OF the nomination OF Vice President Will
ill this afternoon. II even then, and probably
will not be decided To-day.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
DIED.

residence Of father, this city, wednesday,
instant MARY GWIN daughter OF Hon Ws. NJ
from California, aged eleven years.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Sr JoHN, On b. August The ST. John papers unite
ia denouncng the pursued by Mr. Champion, or
derng Admiral Seynoue 10 suspend the capture OF what
they marauding American vessels They quite
bitter, and urge his speedy recall by the government
The New Bfunswckes has received private adyces om
England stating that the Portuguese have made sppea-
ton the British leave the of fish TO Newiound-
land and the oer abolish the duty imposed by
the English hsh.
The Ameioan rgate Mississippi arrived in this harbor
Saufdaya we The general belief Is all viii be adj
juSted amicaLy.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
SECURE of Liquor = Disturbance, Se.

newport, (R. Id August II Quite a disturbance has
been produced the Ocean House in consequence Of the
Of liquor in that estabshment under the provis
ions ihe Maine liquor law Rotten eggs thrown
nj the officers by some opposing paities. One man IN
the dstu bance drew pistol He arrested and held
bail.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Orange and Alexandra and Manassas Gap Railro.ds
THE daily passenger al O'CLOCK
Passengers r. P.
for Mddebug Vppervle, and Paris Loudoun county
wood Winchester O'Clock
p. ~. Fare through, 81 sA 44-t #
BY the raiss for Wacnten, Spring.
Cuipeper Court house, house,
connection with the Virginia Central railroad
point thence 10 Charlottesville,
reaching Warenon Springs early dinner
Court house by O'Clock, Gordonsvile
morning connect with tie Of the Virginia Central from
Richmond Charlottesville. Through
sawyers coaches the above
hnsh and the excelled
state Mr. Sawyer gives his
nexons and the public rely careful driving good
to all points.
Both Of the above railways laid heavy ron
the most modern construction In The
excced by the United States provided
safety guards and ~ the approved Unfit Of railway trains
Through tickets be Obtained Potomac House, fnn
dna. Baggage 100 lbs per passenger.
The hrst and the
Alexandria regularly With the above
their arrival In Alexandria will find
from the boats to the railway station M HH
Excursion parties by either Of the above roads, numbering
twenty persons and returning charged
way The Orange road
county and The Manassas Salem, Fauquer county,
50 miles from AIexandra. H -
NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex T. R.
June 1I-df II
The daily union., 1852-08-12

,t, tNcIE TOMS CABIN As 1T Is,'' bel.g 1.r,.-
u uvr Scenes, and Incidents of The real Life ssong
Lowyir ny w. l., c. Smith, vol, with Illustrations
Aug ii FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-08-12
New York Fashionable Clothing Establsshussu nj
w no nd for eash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing EstAblashnsenf
wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE No AL Broadway (hetween Howard
~ and Grand sueetaD invite al waiting york,
either business call At their establish
and superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Gennemens furnishing goods,
Boys, and children'r clothing, Ac..
OF the description, exhibited sae,
The principles which New establish
and which have made 80 universally popular South
adhered Rrnnd~ ay New York
Our facilities for obtaining goods al
offer the choicest and styles
and a prices.
Every sricie IL sold under fun guarantees
No Of
plain hgures the ticket and any
be
Al Subscriptions Of clothing order the
ALFRED MUNROE h co..
AL Broadway, New York.
ALrpsp Muvros,l
VIZ D. AssArr Mar as-darf
ROu1HlNo "a I'm tire or. Cswsdst ~
Library. - s -
Julv a
The daily union., 1852-08-12
ST. LOUIS, August 10.

Further intelligence from Fort Smith has been received
Nothing has been heard Of Captain Marcy and his
command Persons recently arrived from Fort Washits
believe the report of the Colonel Hum phfey
that the Cumanches route TO attack the fo
Phantom Hll. The Indians that the whites
take their lands and they determined to drive them
otf.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Aduiees from Smurna, &c.

BosToS, Aug. live have advices here from Smyrn
TO July IL The cholera was raging with errble eifec
but business continued ncouragDg.
The Hon A. Dwight Foster, citizen of Worcester
Massachusetts, is dead.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

NOTICE having
N make before the opening Of store will much
calling Mers Clageu Dodson where
the books placed in charge o our bookkeeper Mr. Hs
Aug s-diw CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
SIlinp of tie Europn.

NEw York, Aug lip. m-The steamer Europa saile'
to-day taking ont sxtyseyen passengers and seven hun
dred thousand dollars in specie.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Faneral of The Hon. Rober, Ran,oul.

BosToN, August 10 The remains of Hon. Robert Ran.
conveyed Beverly yesterday and his funeral is
take place this afternoon.
The femen, military, Sons of Temperance, and Others
will attend the funeral
AT Salem bells toled, flags raised at half mast
by order OF The mayor
The city government OF Salem had voted attend the
funeral.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

CHAMBER sBURG (Pa } August I0rhe whig conferences
from of this congressional district
to-day and nominated Samuel L. Russell, OF Bedford
~, their candidate ior Congress.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
and %.

Terms third cash residue in equal al
satisfactorily
All conveysncc- expense pochaser Tide perfect
Aug iO--d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Aucionepr
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Slaves Kidnapped.
Whig Congressional Nomination.

LouI WILLIE, August I0Five slaves belonging Charlie
G Armstrong, esq, of this city, have been kidnapped.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
lEtna lnsur~ncs Company, OF Utcs, s,w York.
Capital $4,000.

Capital Sl70,O00.
HTs company continues against dsase by fire
on public OF private buildings In the and furniture,
stocks OF goods and merchandise generally Also,
and risks by steamboats, railroads, lakes
favorable
Is ofbusness equitable
The satisfaction 10 state that they have nccumuiatsd
surplus fund, which, addition
Invested the careful manner enabling present
ndemnifcston may
business with this
JOHN v. HlNMAN, President.
II. III. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDING, Agent,
7ih street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Ju -3awl
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Missouri, Election.

Sr. LOUIS, August 10 The majority for General Price
(democrat) governor, is about 10000.
Lambs msjoy for Congress, in the second district, owe
tho wis candidate, is 800.
According the official returns John G.. Miller, (wh g,)
for Congress, the third district, has 57S majority.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Anctleneer.

GALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY IN THE FiRsT wARD
d AT AUCTfONon Friday afternoon 5k o'cloct
The auction rooms following e
ed erfy. vixf
The daily union., 1852-08-12

Once OF Commissioner or Public buildings.
wAsm~oTos, August 7, 1854
DROPosALe will be received this Office
Tuesday, l7th instant for completing
Of New Jersey OF the Capitol" hereinafter
scbed, viz For setting curbstone, paving
laying brick ave feet wide both sides
from also, for embankng
such width be directed All
qsiss materials will he furnished by the Commissioner
inea for setting the yard
SUPERFICIAL brick and
embspkent For the "embankmcnt proposals
will be received.
WILLIAM EAsBY,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
iQ-eod
The daily union., 1852-08-12

NEWARK, On } August 0.--The American Association
for Of education met at ii O'Clock hi
mornlng-Bishop Potter. Of Pennsylvania, presiding. Tn
exercises opened with prayer by the Rev DIR Bns
made Tue morning hour consumed in arranging pre-
limnary business Bishop Potter delivered the openin
address three O'Clock. There about 100 member
present.
The daily union., 1852-08-12
Loss of Me Whole.sIip Ontario.

New BEDFORD, Aug l0--The ship Hector, at this port
po loss Of the whae.ship Ontario Captain Socnm
the 2th Of January last at Pitts island, Of the
Kings Mill group She had board the time 100
barrels oil The schooner supply al Sidney, saved 300
barrels and the ship Phocion purchased 300 more Capt
Socum and the oder of the would take passage
in her home,
The Hector has q 2)0 barrels sperm oil, made during
voyage 80 months She dropped anchor only four times
during the voyage.
There is an the Ontario aud cargo
offices in the city for $35 900