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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

AS an evidence of the rapid growth Of Char
!otte, nothing better can be offered than the in
creased value oil real estare-and that value to
be,ascertaiDed not at what the owner may choose
10 hold it at, but what it actually brings at public
sale under the auctioneer's hammer,
brotsght On Tesday' last4 the prs,tyliule sum Of
Sl2,l17; the Houses and Lots sold separately
and to different purchasers, the ground was what
brought the money, as the best House only sold
for $l75. Land has long been selling here by
the foot, and it will hereafter sell by the inch
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

CUBA.-WiIIis, in one of his letters 10 the Home
Juurnal, says:
"Whatever republican love for US there may
be among The Creoles in other parts Of the island,
there is trace Of it TO be- found in the scornlul
lip OF The Havana gentleman recognising The Amer.
lean. A coffee-house in the suburb, the walls Of
which were painted with caricatures of us, gives a
key 10 The feeling most prevalent in the metropolis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

Dr We are panied to announce the death OF
our feIow-townsman, n. W. ALEXANDER, Esq.
The deceased was possessed of high order of
talents, amiable disposition, and good heart.
His death will be a source Of regret, particularly
to the younger members Of the profession of
which his well stored mind made him an orna.
mcnt,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

THE La PLATA-- The u. s. steamer Water
WITCH, sailed from the Washington navy yard on
Saturday, under the command OF Lieutenant T.
j. Page, and IS destined for the exploration of the
La Plata and it's tributaries the chief purpose Of
which il to extend the oommerce Of The DATED
one twenty -four FOUNDER, and three brass twelve
Founders, which are TO be used rs boat guns. She
has complement OF Ericksous metallic life
boats, &C. #8#
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

JAPAN.-lt is estimated by an articles in De
B'w's Review that The Trade or"Jipan with this
t6uniry, If she opens her ports, will be worth
more than $500 900 900 annually. This IS more
,i,n the entire value OF the annual expurts of The
Nnit..d States to Great Britain. Ire population
5 pu, at 5O,OOO.OOJ. The Empire consists OF
,hre" thousand eight hundred and fifty Islands
.Yins OF die coast Of china having area about
'qu'i ii ina, Of Germany, including Prussia and
su'r'" OF shout six times that Of the-S,ate Of New
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

TnE CALoR1c SmP The Philadelphia Boori
of Trade has invited Capt. Ercsso" to visit that
port with his caIoric ship, in order that rh" citizens
ma Y have an opportunity Of judging Of the merits
of the principle involved in tn" invention, and
which may have so import mt bearing on the
future prosperity of the commercial marine Of this
country.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

~ p, IT, 80, .,;oI:.:-,
TO- -" 1919 ~. s[ n '''''''e'' was eouc"'hd
WI y" ":,''0 ""' "'"r""'u" s'"u,'u 'H"' ana
~"s "e'''''''" u '"e Da' J" nay' inc STAR Of ms
,"'"0 ~, t"so "Sple""en'' sn'u 'h"' 10
$500 a, w. ny NY u""'r depressing c'rcnm'
D. r =" :''"poSo " P'ce " ""Sc' "h"n MAD
".' t "o'r."' cn""c'" 10 pass ny MS apartment
"n ,'s' "a'o","i was r a. once a"'ac 60 OT me
%.Irh;" I o"a' gu n unr;.r W 10" rnIa-
p"'' ''t',"h H"''e'A was 10 p'H'reSS' N con-
A. ,,:. e '"''"' :" Pr""''s" !r"'" ne
h'n IS b.. ."."' w. % , n''Ssn", MORN" ~,
I.,,"I Va. '.c,.,v.T vii, .s, ,n'I ..,,f r.,, ,,T
rnpa hc has pfarcd ro avcrco,g;na hr,sr. in ,te
r.tnu.aal crars of France. IgrI. $ v,zr,I,r4
Cclalaav. Russia. Sarf,a. N.raayr.,a fqrl.rf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

IMPORTANT TO TRAvLERs 1t was decided by
pne al the Courts at Cincinnati last week, that II
& passenger in railroad car purchases a ticket
but accidentally loses it, :he company have no
right either TO make HIM pay the fare second time,
or turn him out of the ears, provided he can
PrFs proof that he actually piid for The ost'icket
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

o. On Tuesday last, VIM. BLACK, Esq, was
elected Solicitor for the County OF Mecklenburg,
rire s. \. Hutchinson, Esq, who declined being
c#nditi'te FOR re-eirction. Mr. B. will make an
able and ffcIrnt prosecuting officer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

NAvAL.-Purser Mexican Buchanan, now at
the Boston Navy Yard, has received preparatory
orders TO the line Of battle ship Vermont, fitting
out as flagship Of the Japan Expedition Purser
John o. Bradford is ordered TO relieve him at
Boston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for February, is on
our table In advance of its time, as it is of all
other similar publications in this country.
This is superb number, containing 90 pages
Of interesting reading matter, from tho pens of
our most gifted writer's. The Hermit of Rockrest,
is charming story by Mrs. G. Lee Hen,z, and
adds additional interest TO its varied contents 1t
has five elegant engrayings all OF which are beau.
tilully executed and embellished in tho highest
style of The art. Cooley gives more en,erto:nin 9
reading and handsomer engravings than any Mag
azine in the United Stales Now Is The time To-
send on orders. -5-ldress l.. A. Cooley, Phil, 5el-
phia. Price SIS lear. in advance.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
ELECTION OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ia accordance previous notice, Tie Magistrates
assembled a; the Courthouse On Tuesday last, and
held an election for County Officers. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected:
William Black, County Solicitor.
James Parks, County Surveyor.
Gen. John A. Young, William NJ. Grier, C. B.
McGinnis, Thos. NJ Kernes, William Maxwell,
WILLIAM Bea and DIR. S. N. Weddington, Super.
intendepts of Common Schools, and authorised to
re.dstrict the county.
L, Springs, r. A. McNeeley, D. M. Henderson,
and Samuel NJ. Moore, Wardens of the Poor.
John Walker, William Maxwell, William Reid,
JOHN P. Ross and r. D. Alexander, Special Court.
Samuel a. Harris and Jesse w. Harris, Auc-
tion1ers.
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OMAR LOTTE:
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY %, 1853.
Rem oval.

The Office OF The" Western Democrat, . is now
removed TO Ems Brick Building. one door east
of The Courthousr, lately occupied by Mrs. Ste
yenson as Millinery Store.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

o. We have received from Trouiman & HAYS.
Philadelphia, through J. Harty & Co, the i,i.ow.
ing useful books:
"McKenzies 5000 Receipts. We have ex.
ahmed this Book and can recommend il to house
keepers, as The best treatise on things in their
sphere we have seen. 1t not only teaches the
most approved method of cookery, but every
other matter connected with house Keeping. To
young beginners it is invaluable.
"Pl!ey's Evidences Of Chriaianitv," presents
in cumpact form, and in clear and lucid man.
ner the grounds upon which the religion taught
in The ItibIe claims to be Of Divine origin.
"IHe Orators O,cn Book," is a valuable VIDE
mecum for those who desire to read with ease
and speak with Rucncy.
Hays Series Of Infant anil Primary School
Readers and Def"er."-No bcgins th words
of Two and three letters and gradually carries the
youthful reader along until he can read with case.
They are filled with cuts Of Iami'iar objects cacu
lated to attract the attention and fix the ideas N h,
mind. These works are highly commended by
teachers who have introduced then into their
Schools.
These Books can bo procured of ]. Harty &
Co.'S Bookstore, Charlotte.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

What is The name of the key that will eventual
y lock up all tyr4nts, and unlock the letter that
bind mankind The Yankee.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

0T Our thanks are due The Hon. T. I. Cling.
man for copy of his address.
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north Carolina Unrepreseated.

The Democrats of the country have regarded
with anxiety not Unmingled with surprise, the
late proceedings Of the North Carolina Legisla:
lure !; and their failure before the adjournment 10
elect ar United States Senator. The story is now
out, and il is roper that The staunch, honest De-
mocracy of the lard should know and understand
the causes which have conspired to leave the old
North State unrepresented.
II has been heretofore limited that the Hon. Ro-
mulus NJ. Saunders, was the leader oil the scces-
sion party, and that he contributed more than any
other to render the election impossible.
By the North CaTolinian, received yesterday,
we learn that The Hon. r. M. Saunders was elect,
ed Judge OF the Superior Court of North Carroll
ma, at the late session Of It's Legislature; vice
Hon. VIM. III. Battle, promoted 10 the Supreme
Court Bench.
Let the party in North Carolina mark this man
we'll. He has failed in his trust once, and there
will be no excuse for them if they permit them.
selves to be defeated twice through his agency.
In come ton with this matter, it IS somewhat
remarkable that General Saunders was elected to
his present positions by majority OF some twen-
ty.six. He stands, therefore, convicted Of truck
ling 10 Wing influence for private benefit, and hs
deserves watching in future. - Philadelphia PSnH.
The TEN MrLLIoNs.-1'he House of Represen.
ta,ives in Congress on Monday last refused, by
very large vote, 10 suspend The rules in order to
permit MIR. Marshall to present ms reso'uuon APP
propriatng fund OF tea millions OF dollars 70
enahle Gen. Pierce TO meet any emergency that
might aEise during The recess of Col gress. This
however. says tho New York Herald, is by no
means understood as having been hrste vnte.-
Many members who are known TO be favorable to
tho proposition were opposed to- its introduction
at this time. when there are some two hundred
bills Of the last session still lying Oh the Speakers
table und>p"Scd Of They also wish 10 nscertaiF
what are Gen. Pierce's sentiments on the Subject
in order that they may act unders."rdingly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

the House adjourned.
On Thursday morning Mr.. S'rangr'S motion
came up first in order, the unfinished business;
but at the request OF Mr.. Martin. of Franklin, he
Withdrew it TO make way for Resolution intro
iuced bv him. to the effect that the Senatorial
bill should be taken up and considered until half
bast eleven O'Clock and that, when this lime had
Elapsed, Mr.: Strange's motion should be taken up
lind acted upon: Before half past eleven arrived
amendments had been made to the Dill OF char
hc,er which satisfied the Wing leaders, and the
tal, as amended, passed is second reading; and
tie SPEAKER then decided that, by force OF MIR.
Ahrtin's Resolution. The rules were suspended and
III bill could b. put upnnI:s third reading. From
lAs decision Mr.: Reid Of DupIm, appealed and
Nj. Hill, of CaswtI, and MIR. Strange. OF New
Hanover, addressed the House agaIHst tie decis-
i"l The Register says they spoke to consume
RTE, so that Twelve O'Clock might arrive anc The
L4slaiure be adjourned; but The facts are against
th Register, for by Mr.. Martins Resolution it WAS
?Sovied that. as soon as half past eleven arrived.
NJ. Strange's motion 10 send a message 10 the
Seiate to rescind the joint Resolution 10 adjourn
at Twelve O'Clock would come up, and therefore
NJ Hill, Mr.. Strange, and others, could not havs
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POSTSCRIPT.
WAsHINGrON AFFAIRs.


wAsHIsoros, Sept l2-All the rumors OF a rupture
between Me- Marcy and the,Presdent Incorrect The
cabinet Is regsrdedasa unit They had long session to-
day. at which foreign Affairs discussed. Captain Ia.
graham will certainly be sustained.
George Dallas Is In town, and may possibly get the
mission to China or 10 France.
The that Secretary Davis Il about 10 leave the
cabinet to for Senator from Mississippi Is regarded
Is uniounded.
Beverly fuckers paper the Sentinel will not make Il.
appearance till the 18th.
SEIZURE OF FISHING yESSELS-TRoUBLE EXPEC-
BosroS, Sept l2The schooner James Xix has arrived
here from the Bay Of Chaeur Her captain reports
The American schooner Gazelle, OF Dennis, a-o three
scho0ners Of Newburypor Massachusetts, and three yes
sells Cape Ann have been seized by the British upon
hecharge Of violating the fishing laws. All the above
vessels taken oil Fox river The affair has caused
small degree OF excitement and trouble anticipated
THE OHIO RIvER-FREIGHT AND BUSINESS.
WHEELING Sept l2-rhe Ohio river is still n stand
but from the recent rains In the mountains rise is eIpec-
ted Good steamers running usual in connection
with the IA more and Ohio railroad and their business
seems on the increase. Passengers are more numerous
and freghts are getting plenty Twenty loaded
here to day Tor the East freights Cincinnati 40c to
Louisville Soc.
NON-ARRlvAL OF THE FRANKLIN AND NIAGARA
Nrw foRk. Sept l2, 10 p. M-There are no signs yet
OF mo steamer franklin due at this port and
have been received OF the arrival OF the Niagara Hall
fax rumor that the latter had arrived bringing nte
gence OF between Russia and Turkey an advance
In breadstufs &c, Is without foundation, and probably
originated with spectators unreliable newsmongers
THE RECENT RAILROAD ACCIDENT
PHiLADELPniA, Sept. l2.-James Owens, formerly
bridge tender at Hancoas Creek but discharged conse
quencc Of the accident there yesterday arrested on
suspicion OF having placed the distractions the track
on Friday night which caused the accident resulting in the
death Of Jesse ireland, the brakesman.
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. s.-Two young men employed as
clerks in the post Office arrested yesterday charged
with stealing money from the mails. mostly from Texas
letters The distracted is believed to be large
ARRESTED.
BoSroS, Sept l2-Oficer Eastman arrested this morn.
ing Justice sques charged with having been connected
with the robbery at Concord New Hampshire of goods
from railroad depots and other places.
VERMONT ELECTION
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept l2-Returns have been re.
ceived from $50 towns, which all but To- The Wings
have So and the Democrats and Free Sellers 1873 in the
House. The Senate is probably Wing by two ma.
jorty.
SAILING OF THE CRESCENT CITY
NEw YoRK, Sept l2th.-The steamer Crescent CITY
sailed for Norfolk yesterday take the Georga passen
gers The Gen Laid will take the place Of
the Crescent City.
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NORTHERN MARKETS

NKw YORK, Sept. l3th-Sales Of u, 900 bbls Flour
'oday-sou'hern So 60aS 90 2. Sales 1000 bush
els "heat-southern o. l4al2o. Sales of 1000 bushels
C0rn--Yelow SIC per brshel.
BALTIMORE. Sept. iS-Salcs Of IL coo Jbls Flour a,
SOLE i9, and 1000 bbls atsG,25 Wheat is firm a, pre-
vious quotations White Corn 40 cents per busbel
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LOTTERIES.
LlneERr,s LOTTERY oFfifE s.,i,..... ,1

vHNHoMAs LAMBERT intends opening An or. 1870, an.
nens Hotel Calvert street BaiirooFs on Nobi.y .. NJ
Gays nom this time every Ter the saie Of It
tey Tickets a. Itrnfd gill Hpir~d sr
vi hen BE- unlA~oo either bay OF se1 TeEet. In ~ .
sh P.r ne IL unwilling 20 akdui oai10 havin.
he good fortune daring residence
years ." .@ CIV not 10 be accused
lie therefore respectfully ,o,. ar % ~
snds and others In Virginia MAJ desire % purehase
- ,o or rftag a. I>n1ify r - dyia0 as
ing those o DO o< kaoao hi, that orders vi. .y.
stiietly observed '''0'@1 ~ n'n shi De
Prize Tickets In the Maryland such p.i,.,,.
Lotteries As he has sold In he vii hay -
hEDSh be S.sheJ or received In payment Of Tickets.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE ELECTION

PoRrtAsD, Sept l3.-The returns received show tina,
there has been no choice for Governor by the people
The Wings and Maine Liquor Law Democrats W in have
majority in the Legislature
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A1 t"a "a y Me LciAaars az Nes Jsr trit Clsgate
Isrs ana prtrsgss-The Water
commence raesday ls aud eontnus ave -
For Catalogues containing a.. address ---.
BOrdentoun, y J., sept 9Th Is;3 .isSsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-14

EDAPEnsoo pesms Cap and Letter Pape $40 5l,,,s AMI
u sEiall BrlpI.ng no, fjs SAL y, wv w ''ss anu
away : u. SKINNER, C,ry street.
" hfhH ttHf-J, W. RANDOLPH ha, iy.t tubl,.b.I
Dr. q j. " Williams and OILERS the pfIu,pN,s Of The
mAtLH CUR Hh comments and explanatory remarks by y
IWhcrake designed CHI rs point or d-iineat, he
thr most tcirri, and the beneficial modes Of bs,bs ~ ~
M hn, more especially Tor invahd the delicate or he W,k
PreeSTsc. paper, tp-. hoaud. 80
gUsr IN SEASON goo pieces Mesquite Ner- whit. and
- cVoTcd Of our Importation jl received and fr s,l. IN
.s . kENr. HiNE KENT
'I'OkkA BEAhS, Of p-mr quality, i.r sale by
PlSCLLL, LADp a co prusgist,
~" Q2 Min street.
NDAiNTs OILS 6c-wlhc L-ad, tins,,d OIL zinc pa 1T Var
nshcs, fire Proof Paiu Window Glass hr,Dhss A.. E1r
SAFE oN ny PURCELL, Ia u Co
sew urugEistn Main street.
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- aselles or trade and comu are nov hahn. o,,
PostHsen Eehmond and the Interior and b1nss. sJi
,-,J cnohi IS being drawn within reach and -
aasp,. ,S IN adyause, TO inform Who are unae
We a.vaAAges in trade, WAieh Rieb.ons 49,,
anx "a ~; Furnishing line, better bargains eaa
~ ndrrtaki,, .,...,-,. 80 BlNFORD PORTERp
- ~''H s'PeSiAi care and prompt
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MrRs A. a. BRAoG &co:Gents-I accidentally fel and va.
over by he engine and one Of badly bruised and
spraned used several kinds Of Lniments
er bought bottle aud used h a. Ji,sssd
and am happy TO immediate relief tb.1ster
to -.
best hniment 1 have used. -' '
Yours, respectfully,
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dollar. s'S"ee
Orders for packages certificates OF packages single tic
kets or shares In the above, ,te
re will be thankfully promptly attended To- and
the prEted 9i drawings Forwarded 20 eo,T.s
Pondenis Address - 'N'
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90
- o. T6ssoaH ,ss , ssGoS g. g. Asesol a, Rs
IS Ss p sSss H [1Ssas ~ ,r g choice qualify
SgsAe' Bacon sides e6 boxes Candies 40
Is.s..Unasr s6O cash; aiOc four month. er,
81 sai. Without Si regard to weather.
seiS DUNLOP, MoScURE A co Au.,.
CIoNIsf STAT MAR RICHMOND SALE At AUCTION.
"a pafuanee % the provisions t-us de-I .,s.,,s -,
y Laurence osr E.4 secure the payment
Money Of land hereinafter described, which deed besr
Gerks once expose to sale on ,b Soeny tont
wing IN ~ IL a. II oeoek NJ that Of land
par, the N2sn Erin tract. seven acres
sISeaing this cents, on e ,1Psss'S Of
t on further credit uSI S, est u9,h sh May iSSt
90 further credit until s,h November lisa as TO ,: on f
ga,' ' Nay ISIS credit $ to as s5S Sn 81, to a s
>. ,ad L. Loter direct the event 81 he m & =, @
' YS sis. . 10 S credit nn' The My Is5
az ,s. convey with the usual warranty TR
are SoGs ni HOWARD hH to be properly secured
n,,,,.., 1!iLEx ANDER n. SANDS, jrru,,ee,.
r sale improved by nne three dseins bog s
In thorough repair, aud has all the modern IS
sday 'front.' q the house S.s ;na ssosSs s,rsn
Of .erv sTs.y SssseTPen
sp SrlH sn 10 good repair Also, two house..
4 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALg OF REAL Esr,Tr 49,
nv near Roehett' at ~ ton. be sold on YRt
sigs o sd.,y s.f e .is 9 e.. Tas5;
Of tand{r
n, III. 1 .. AMI thriving village called "Fultou"
~ thi' safe "a embraced all the land
ePilnE and dsellrg q 'Mount Erin' inculng lsy s
"a ll msSlrg avenue and about go 80
Isurtee % Mr. w y. Iiord.
s - sod Ircst valuable building RocEett. ..rs
'.,h ABOUT - feet running back Poplar r..t e3
v,ns o. te Scnh the Lumber Houses Ms.ss Ipsi,n
ws,,pn Also 81 feet Roeses street adjoining PSe,t
on the SOUTH running back 49,
M me sane front The attention pitalists nd
eaitd To tire sale, IL believed shat n no no.,
vantage. -'''' '' Hlale 70 greater adj
Lg,5.'-One,ihrd cash balance at Xix and nine month";
tSIned. sel3-dtd, COnt,rSS N, G.td " u.le
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TO sfuhTsMEN OF THE FIELD.
FALL IMPORTATION OF GINS.


usT RECEIVED and imported from Eagian and o. my own
- srec Ion from The Northern markets
and single Barrel Guns Of superior quality; also GAM Rsr
foNdgr lasks shot Belts, Starteys Esys
English Percussion Caps Sporismrn wishing neat q: Tor me
fall campaign, respectfully
nation before pur, hasinr JAMFs WALSH
Maker and Importer g.. tsIus. Rises a.
Guns and RE making. Guasuithps h. All it. y.r,,-
oraIeLes done 81 sup-riaT manner, and GA
''. htys u'teo 70 IoeAs aud case. mounted. tei-2w
WEYDWAULIC PRESSED CANDLES. f5snUt,-tgr-J H. y a.
u u Mitchell Co $50 boxes, for sale ~ . " "
aust DAVENPORT, ALLEN A co.
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GEO. y, SUMMER.
!NYuHILh IND BEIEFE

ChiHa, CLASS, aud Eartheuwars,
No. %. IF,Ef Sfrgrr.
lem L.|'.. N f.....F.
A. uuE rts.'t.rs Die Tau sars % E,-tt.H4s. LIZ.
PIE .v. imr.-.g reaEl FROM 's Mlna'i. ts st. n
'LAS>, LOOMING GLASSES iNNCl GOODS &c. g..
10 Thh Dr. invites 'fu attention q N-rtaUts VISITING tts mar
k,t, hffrrra .3ru iat DO u be found extensive AID af IT..
o. On a. favorable terms. 40 a soy rsfaishcutu s elarv
North or s.aIh. f'
iV- Srsy a. attention rvcn Co packing and shiTpirs
hugl.t32 .d1glH
DNItNT HlNC MitTE PANT .pd white NarutA
- fafIs Green lu OIL Arrj.rfit ant prrsr gts.
thr."t Hlr.u fH N.lHa rsIut Hfrais4
tau. lri CfuTls UiIr p-rr.it Sand ps..r
b.u.1 e. Patty and rHfiy knives. gl risr'. .. E-f4
Ora'nlr C.nhf. Nt"u4h D. uth.s .rf v.H.t.rs
tcirt sIrnaH Nukvr. Roe rrf. Drop tsts
SUI t'9 AFt.ic ufei h w Painting Inc a fre
be p.lci. bfNNfrr ErERs. pnrv'sfs
lCts-rh, sub',recrs have De- store Pepper tn,p-s Gin
- Ffft Ma-f t.vla nui NuraE
~ y sa' PlFeAHserf ,. JOHNSTON a BEO.uER
: ~ &C.,. prazgiiti.
NJ ULTIcoIE kYF, ,or s.sby
~ 80 WV PtJNFR
NE one thousand casks ffesh Ret Hand Linn. maj ..y
y pr ''sr uSa''oo' aad ~, sis "
so LUTHER LIBBY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
rpnM NJ sTATES
PORT OF RICHMOND,


Schr Mary Eddy Ingley, Philadelphia, pig iron
Schr Empire, York, Boston, Ice to Wardwell & Bad
ger
schr Adeline, Phillips Rsppahannoek, wheat to Webb
4 Son
Schr Farmer Thomas. Harden, lumber to Roane
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore. mdse
Schr Brilliant, Parker, mdse to W Coquitt & Co
Schr Sea View, Phillips wheat to Bacon Basker-
win
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse to David
Currie
Schr Jos Francis, Weston, York River, wheat
Schr Sharon, Nickerson, Boston, mdse to David Currie
Schr Oakland, Myers, Berkeley, wheat to HaIal q
Brother.
SAILED,
Schr Susan Chapman, Cabin Point
Schr Honesty, Weldon, New York, coal
Schr Hill Carter, Nelson New York, coal
Schr Racer, johnson, New York, flour
Steamer Belvidere Clifford Bait, mdse
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse and
passengers
Bosros, Sept s-Schr Charm, Berry, Baltimore. Yes.
terday, on Nantucket Shoals got In contact with schr
Marietta Burr Nckerson from Alexandria for BOSTON,
The Charm had pankshear and four sancheons broken
sarboard quarter The NJ. B lost head and cutwatcr
and when last steering T.. for Monomoy.