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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
Correspondence OF the Richmond DISPATCH.
LYNCHBURG. VA Aup 2S 1S5

LYNeHBURG, VA, Aug. Is, 1854
business generally was not so brisk last
week As 1t was the week previous Receipts
OF tobacco were quite heavy. Prices for fine
manufacturing leaf and wrappers ranged
from $50 TO 500, sold mostly in small lots ::
lower grades from 81 to SIS: shipping frore
a. TO $40. Wheat unusually quiet, with no
change in price; prime white Sl25; lower
grades from 5l.ie 10 SLIGO. Very little doing
in corn.
The City Council met on Friday evening
with considerable business on hand Among
Other things, they passed n bill to change the
names Of the streets in the city. Those run
ming pareliel with the river were named after
The men who have at different times filed the
Presidential chair OF the United States At
the suggestion OF one Of the Council, the name
Of Clay was inserted after that of Monroe
Those running perpendicular with the river
will be known as alleys, numbering in regular
order, from one, two, three, and SO on.
A bill was also passed endorsing a purchase
OF the Street Committee for piece OF land ~
ing on the canal, for public wharf.
The arrests here for the quarter ending 25th
August, numbered POO.
The Superior Court was ia session at Am
herst Court House all last week, and the jury
sin the case Of John hawthorne, on trial for the
murder of his brother. rendered their verdict
on Saturday, sentencing him to the State prison
for term OF three years. PINKEKY.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Refreshing Rafns-Religious News-Nsg Col
ttgs &c
PITTSYLvANIA. Va. An

PITTSYLyANIA, VA. Aug. 81, 1859.
There has been an abundant rain in all the
region round about this place. The crops are
much revived, though they had been suffering
exceedingly.
The Roanoke Baptist Association, which in
eludes ~ churches, (rnost of which are located
in this county, with a membership of $780, is
now holding It's seventeen annual session at
Bethany, five miles from Danville. Rev. Mr..
Rucker made President Rev. Mr. Hunt
Clerk and Rev. Mr.. Read preached the intro
ductory sermon. The delegation is very large
and much interest has been excited in the OBJ
Iects OF heneyolence which have been brought
before the meeting There are some thirty
ministers present, some of them from the Old
North State. Large amounts, probably thou
sands, will be given before the Association
closes. Rev. Mr.. Poindexter appears for For
eign Missions; Rev DR.. Broadus for the Green
Vile Seminary; Rev. MI Dickinson for Col
portage: Mr.. Winston for the Richmond Fe-
male Institutes Rev. II r. Tabler for the Church
al Healing Springs: Rev. Mr.. Prchard for the
Church in Wilmington: Mr.. J. Il. Wood, OF
your city, for State Missions, and Rev, Mr..
HardWick for Indian Missions.
Rev. j. b. Hardwick, a prominent Baptist
minister OF this county, has Just accepted an
agency for Indian and California missions
He will travel through this State, and hopes
to raise $4,000 for these objects.
A new Baptist college Will be in operation in
Danyille by the lst of January. Ten thou
sand dollars have been raised, and il is prob
able the amount will be largely increased
during this meeting There is great enthu-
flasm on the subject here.
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HYoErA HoTxf.. OLD PofNr, Aug. ~
Among the notable characters at the bal
n.asqrs, all of whom appeared in ,sasqme, were
MISS w u, of Norfolk, ~ the Goddess OF Lab
erfy--a beautiful drcss. donned with happy
effect; MRS. e., OF New York, the accomplished
lady OF one OF The editors OF the N. Y Times.
was particulnriy attractive as the Yankee girl
ia which she ont-Fiorcnced Mrs. Florence
with her infn1itable q Bobbing Around: Mrs
Capt. q, appeared a. Midsummer Nisht. and
Miss Y. as Starry Might As these two an
peared, stalking 0host, In the person of Mr..
Lee, appeared, nor did he leave the scene nm
Ill that witching honr of night. when church.
Yards yawn and he'll itself breathe< fnut con.
tagion TO the air. Miss NJ was beautifully
dressed as Maid of the Mist Miss III "a Morn
ing Miss L., OF Washington, as Queen Eliza
pein; Mrs. A., of the same city. created some
sensation in beautiful "Bloofnero costume.
ana AIRS. H., OF Baltimore made the men stand
PACK when she approached rs the Amazon
MT. Evans, OF the Tnses, appeared as Day and
Night; Mr.. John Segar as Don Juan before
anpper and as Snap-Dragon afterwards; Mr.
r. Russei warner appeared as Iyanhoe, For
tune-Teiier and Paul Pry in the las I of which
ne created no inconsiderable merriment
There were hundreds OF others in various
costumes. but space will not admit Of naming
them here. Of course there was any amount
OF ion 10 trying to find ont who this one and
who that one was, and until near 3 o'clock
The company here is not very large, but is ex-
eeedingiy agreeable. while the fare is improy-
ing. The oysters, which have been milky, are
now getting fat, the hog-nsh are larger and in
better order, while the crab salad is superb
PERCUSSION
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Camp- Milling in Cnlpsper COUNTY. Ia.

CCLPEPER CAMP GRoUND,}
August 10Th. :
Having seen in your issue of Saturday last
an account of n Methodist Communicating in
Matthews county. and believing that the Pied
mont Will compare as favorably with the tide
water section III camp meetings, as in other
things, conclude 10 give you An account of
the Culpeper Baptist camp-meeting.
The camp-ground is about twelve miles from
the Courthouse, in a northeas terly direction
The tents are all OF wood, aud are arranged in
hollow square, at one end of which Is the
stand, facing body of seats, which, during
service, are always tllled with attentive hear
rrs. Though there was none of that excitement
which we generally associate IN our minds
with camp-meetings, there was much interest
manifested by both saints and sinners. Among
the preachers on the ground may be mentioned
Rev. Messrs. Broadus Adams Taylor, Thorn
as, Grimsley, Spilman, Francis and Herndon,
while several others remained only short
time. AT meeting OF the tent-holders, ii was
decided to hold another CAMP meeting next
year al the same place. On the last night seve-
raj protested to have passed from death unto
life, while Us many others were inquiring the
way of life.
ahe hospitality of this place is unbounded
and the Kindness shown TO visitors will never
he forgotten by them. HosPHs
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fanny BGH at the Waite SulphHr-Board Of Pub.
Lie Works, &c.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VI

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
August d.
Yesterday was very disagreeable day here
1t rained the best part Of it, making the walks
very muddy. and keeping us in doors. The
proprietors ought to have the walks grayeled,
especially between the hotel and cabins as it
now IS, ii is almost impossible for ladies to get
to their meals in rainy weather.
The fancy dress ball came off last night, and
was well attended, the following gentlemen
acting as managers on the occasion: Messrs.
W. &. Mayo, John Allan, T. Lee and J p
Richardson committee of arrangements, Hon.
G. NJ. Conrad, Judge Perkins and Geo. Man
ming, Esq. Among the characters was Miss
G., of California, rs a bohemian Girl; Miss
L. H.. Of Richmond, as a Swiss Peasant; Miss
A D., OF Richmond, as Dundee; Miss c., OF
Tenn, AS Morning Star; Miss H., OF N. c., as
"A Bride Miss NJ. as Huntress Mr. W. J. A.,
OF Richmond, as Sailor Boy; Messrs r. S.
A. and J. A, of Richmond, in Spanish char
acters; Mr.. d., OF Washington as Quaker
Mr.. s., of Greene county as Brother .Iona-
than Mr. w b. NJ, of Richmond, as d Bri-
gand; Mr. b., OF Richmond, as a Richmond
Grey Mr.. I. ID. as Paul Pry Miss C. r. as a
lady of the 18th century: Mrs. A., of Meek
lenburg, as the Duchess Ee Torrenueya; and a
great many other characters, all gotten up in
good taste.
Messrs. A. r. Holiday, Z. Kidwell and O..
Ct. Clay, the Board OF Public Works OF Tir-
GINA accompanied by their secretary, T. H.
De Witt, are here, en- route for an examination
OF the Covington and Ohio Railroad. @.
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MoYements OF Steamers.

NBw YORK, Aug. 27.-The steamer City of
baltimore sailed to-day, with S5o0,Oi0 in specie
and pig passengers, fer Liverpool.
MONTREAL, Saturday, Aug. 27-The steam
ship North American sailed from Quebec for
Liverpool AT ~ o'clock this morning taking
OUT - passengers.
BosTOS, Aug. 27.-The steamship America
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived last night
Her mails were dispatched by The morning
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
aRRTvAL OF THE CRY or flashing ov.

ST.. JOINS. Ang. 25.--The steamship City Of
Washington passed Cape Race day, and was
boarded by the news yacht.
Towing to faismanagement in some quarter
we have received only the dispatch OF tho 18th
from Liverpool TO q ueenssown.l
On The 18th tile Liverpool cotton market
closed very dull, Rrcadstufis and provisions
also ruled dali, and generally unchanged
Consols closed at s5S.
The departure of the Great Eastern stea:s,.
chip has been postponed 10 the 18th Sepiem-
her.
The Duke of Tuscany had arrived at Paris.
aud received friendly reception from the
Emperor.
All the warnings 90 the French journals
Base been withdrawn.
A great Are had occurred at Liverpool. de-
..rap,n, a large ouanfity of grain eofton az,
The Cay OF Washington brought only auu
passengers. She passed the steamship Circas-
sian or Wednesday.
The Zarich Conference had made no progress
as fDp as
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As.lsnm.n, and ForyrrY a. Cincinnati.

& Convict, liquor merchants, OF this city, has
made an assignment. Conwell has absconded
lie wrote g letter to his par tner, acknowiedg.
Tag his having committed great wrong which
dictates his carrying on a system of forgery
and classifying of the books, but nothing FULLY
has been developed yet. except tina, the house
is hopeiessly insoivent. Holmes, up TO the re.
eeipt OF the letter, supposed he was worth
S30Un. Holmes was liiost of the time absent,
attending TO business, and Conwell had exc!u-
sive charge OF the finances
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L Mt PAINE & co.,
IA lAPoR TIERS AND JoBBERS oT
\ :, Il i \


Nos. l63 and les Main street, Richmond.
We are now receiving by the ship Henry
Clark" drect from Liverpool to this port, and by
various ships and steamers via New York, an un
usually larse importation Of BRITISH, FRENCH,
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, which have been
purchased BY our senior partner, prime pSlly from
the manufacturers, during the depression Of bust
ness caused BY the late European war, ENTIRE
LY FOR CASH. and ut such prices as wilt enable
us to offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to the trade.
The assortment will embrace a great varity of new
and beautiful GOODS, and will be found very ex
tenslye in every department.
From the various home markets we have large
and complete stock of DOM ESTIC NANUFAC-
ARED GOODS making in all the LARGEST and
ECST COMMANDING STOCK OF DRY GOODS
We have ever had the pleasure OF offering to our
friends and customers.
CLOTHING.-This branch of our business hav-
ing increased yer. largely, we have given much
greater attention to it, and will have very full
stock of all grades, gotten up in the best manner
and with great care regards styles and sizes, at
price. that will compare iavorably with those of
any Northern market.
We respect fully invite the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee to give our salak an
examination, Our Goods have been selecf64 9Th
special regard to the wants of this trade, and we
are determined to sell them te cash and prompt
paying buyers as low they can be hou hit in this
country. KENT, PAINE Il co.
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Maine Democratic Congressional Conven-

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 26, Is5o--At the Demo-
cratic Coaven tion held IN the third Congress
sional District. = few DAYS since VIM. III. Bur
rili and James Y. McClintock were elected de-
legates To the National Convention at Charles
ion. Both gentlemen are friends of Judge
Douglas. Strong popular sovereignty reso-
lutions were passed
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ATrEAPT TO ROB- THE MAIL.-A few nights
since, we are credibly informed, the mail
carrier was proceeding on the road with the
mail, To be left At The post-ofces on the James
River Canal, about seven miles from Rich
mond he was attacked hy several persons, who
attempted TO rob the mail. Owing, however,
10 the courage OF The carrier, they were forced
to retreat, lac having drawn his revolver and
fired The villains cscnped.--Lynehburg (Fa)
RepEbitcan.
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AUCTION eArn.
r.UTURE DAYl


uAluABLE REAL EsTATEO on 81. BE.
J. T,WEENGLAy. a AND MARSH 4 IL STS., FOR
tho premises, on T RSpAY !, the lst 81 septem-
BE-: 1S59: at o'cIcek K, r. NJ. the Valuable HEAL
ESTATE, located A. shove, fronting SdH feet on
the east line Of End street. running bsck 13O feet
Also, the lot adjoining the North, with the frame
tenement thereon. fronting s3ss feet, running back
IS feet to IN alley 5 feet wide. - E.
The foregoing vneant lot In admirably located for
DWELLINGS, as houses IN that part of the city are in
much deinard. Ii will be divided to suit bidders.
fERNs-0ne third cash; balance At four and
eight months, for nesotiabIe notes, interest added,
and title retained till last note Il. pad.
G0pDfN 4 APPERS0y. Aucts.
p. s. At the same time and place will be sold sew
eral thousand old Brick, well cleaned.
au % a. h A.
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Balloon Ascension.

OswBGo, Aug 26.-Professor Steiner, the
r,ronaut assembled in his balloon Europa, from
Toronto, at half-past four yesterday after
noon, and landed at nalf- past nine last even
ing. eight miles south of this city, having come
all the way over Lake Ontario.
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CAB ELL HOUSE,

~ No. 142, MAIN STREET, LYNcHBURG, VA.
J. RORABACK. ............. PROPRIETOR,
J. S. KYLE................. .MANAGER
Beg leave to announce to their friends snd the
public generally, that the CABELL' is now
open. 1t has been extensively furnished and will
be conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects
, Tho location has been conceded to be the best in
the city, being in the very centre of business on
the business street, within few minutes walk Of
the depots, warehouses. banks, &c
Agents have been, appointed in the principal
appear.
With ample means to conduct the business, the
proprietor iatters himself that, with the manage
ment Of Capt. KYLE, the standard of Hotels viii be
raised in Lynchburg.
sz 0mnibusses, Baggage WAGONS and Porters
will be at the depots and boat landings. to convey
passengers to and from the house. tau 22-dlm
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Movements of Ex-Presidcnt Pierce-Denth
of a Clergyman.

BosroS. Aug. 27.--Ex- President Pierce and
wife arrived in the America.
Rev. DIR. Dana, an eminent Presbyterian
clergyman Of NewDdryport died this morn
Tag. His age was eighty-nine years.
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u III srR NH f1laagqusEIl0LDA NDxIrc1ser
FOR SALE Al A lni ffINR iiAAL0k ORGAN,
Cav. 81 Will sell al ny fessden.ss y.
norninxs Ansnst s1l comm 80, Z. On :. Tuesday
l q ny Hgnsehsd and Kitchen Fsrnsuss. f.
ChnTa. Parlor cb ssrasns c = gart, Sofas, Arm
SSnalss, Brussels Car Mafhis-Tos sTfS shisny
board. s ma lss.ans is s: Msheaaas SIDE.
" sl,,s,t I,s'a sals ~ piess Malto@any and
reans. Mattresses, Bsddl MasbIeran II I nsi-
Portable Hot Air Furnace with the ususl xsvsas
OF Kitchen utensils 49, :. tacsy
BY John Wiekhan. Esa ~" p =.
EkNsrrFor all SUMS under $50, cash; ever Nat
mount, four months credit Tor appfoved paner
Sale conducted by Tuos. W. KEssER, Ares.
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The Wisconsin Democratic State Conven-

MADISON, Aug 25.-The Democratic State
Convention to-day nominated FL. G. Hobart of
Coiumet county, for Governor, and a. >. Pal
mer for Lieutenant Governor. II is doubtful
whether the delegates TO the Charleston Con-
yention will be cleo ted by the present Conyen-
t!on, which is decidedly anti Lecompton.
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NEWARK, August 26.-The body of Edward
Campbell a book binder, was found in the lock
Al the mouth Of the Morris Canal II Is sup
posed he had committed suicide.
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The ,,s. of NorshaUS. Potter.

BANGOR, Me, Aug. 25.-Marshall S Potter.
of Lee, tried for the murder OF his mother and
three brothers. was to-day found guilty. The
defence offered 10 testimony.
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NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The schooner Beauty,
OF Philadelphia, from Alexandria, Va, bound
TO Providence was abandoned on the 25th in a
sinking condition. The crew have arrived
here
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Mr.. DOUGLAS As A MAGAZIsIST. - Judge
Douglas, whose successes III the political world
are well known, has betaken himself to a new
sphere OF labor. In Harper's Magazine for the
current month he appears as literary con"
ributor. HIS subject is entitled 1.-The Ovid
Tag Line between Federal and Local Authorl-
ty," an which the public are treated with t.
new dissertation upon popular sovereignty.
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The new custom house of Chicago is splen-
did building. II is three stories high. The
lower is devoted TO the post-office, The second
to the custom house. and the third to the u S.
Courts. 1t ID built of Illinois marble, OF a
cream color. 1t will cost 2450,U00.
An infant child belonging TO a Mrs. Burns
in Cincinnati fell ont OF second story Win
dow but was ProyidentallY saved by falling
directly upoa the back of passing dog The
fall, however, killed the dog.
IMMORTALITY. happy immortality 10 a
prize set before rs, and great object of hope,
which should engage us 10 labor all the time
OF our life TO acquire wisdom and virtue
Adah ISaacs Lepken, an actress of some note
was thrown from her horse, while ieaping a
five barred gate near New Orleans q few day =
ago, and seriously Injured
Advices from Venezuela 10 the Sth inst. say
that the Liberals had taken LAguayra on the
morning of the list inst, without meeting with
any opposition.
The Hartford Courant says the number of
acres of tobacco under cultivation iii Connec-
ticut is large, having uebled within few
years.
Polly Tucker tricd in Roanoke county, Va,
for killing young man named Starks, while
was forcing his way into her house, has
been acquitted.
The St Louis Evening News states that the
ST. Louis Court-Houee, when finished, will
have cost the county oas aad a qsa~tG million
dollars.
Mr.. Edward Garrett, n native OF Virginia,
died OF consumption, i'll Des Arc, Arkansas
age.
The Rev. Mr.. Davis, for some years past the
pastor OF the Lutheran church, in Stanton,
Va, has resigned his post.
John II. Lewis, formerly of Mason county,
Va, was murdered recentiy in San .JoaQ uim
county, California.
The great Western plains are literally COW
cred with buffalo. The number each year
seems 10 Increase rather than diminish.
convict, recently in the Massachusetts,
prison, has brought suit against one Of its war
dehs for opening letter addressed to him.
Three children were born At the recent camp
meeting At the Vineyard, Mass. They are lit
orally children Of the woods"
The reported burning OF the Assoc atsd
Press stables and horses al Truro 10 incorrect.
No such thing occurred.
Gen. Wright, the Democratic nominee for
Governor OF New Jersey, is a printer by
trade.
Edward Everett has been invited to attend
The State Fair at Atlanta, Georgia, in Octo-
bef
William II. Harris, Of Louisiana, has been
hned 81 900 in Nashville, for malicious shoot
ing.
Andrew ID. Wilson was drowned on Tues
gay last, near Charleston, kanawha county,
Mrs Jno IL. Arnett committed suicide near
self -
non Geo. w Walthear, of Liberty county,
ua, died suddenly, in New York, on the l2ih
DIX passenger railway companies have been
organized Ia Pittsburg, and another proposed
Mr. and Mrs. YIN. Marden are engaged Al
lie Providence Theatre for the coming season.
The GFst bale Of cotton of the season arrived
al Wilmington, N. g., on the 2eth inst
Rarey, the horsetalner, has goi the London
easalfy under his charge. At q good price.
InsFs We're 10 deaths in NewIork iast
week and Ia ia Philadelphia
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ByJ. II. Disxex, Auct'r.

A UCTION..STOCk OF BOOTS, SHOES,
n SHOE BOXES, HAND TRUNKS, CARPEF r
BAGS, &c. &c.-Having determined to close nv
stock, will offer ut auction, At my store No IS
Main street, on TUESDAY, the Goth inst, com
mencing at 10 oclock. the whole of my stock. con
sstius OF the following Goods:
BOOTS AND SHoES.-A large lot Of gentlemen
ard ladies' Metallic Tip Shoes large lot Of gent )
and ladies' Elastic Rubbers; lot Of Shoe Boxes
Carpet, on floor.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JOHN CLARK.
Sale conducted by J. H. DIGeRs, Anct'r. au 70
~ Lar
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.


L ING, WATCHES, &c. At AUCTIOy.-Will
be sold at auction. at my store. on TUESDAY
morning text, the 3Uth instant. commencing at 10
o'clock. largo assortment of pawniroker's Goods.
consisting Of CLOTHING. bR i GOODS, WATCH
ES, JEW ELRI, &c. Sale without any reserve
au - ALIEN. MOTT, Auct.
ID executed to rae by J. e. Rittershouse and wife
on the 2Ist day OF August. 1855. shall proceed to
sell, BY request of the beneficiary in said deed ON
the premises. on THURS DAY, the 9Th day OF Sep
tember, the property mentioned in said deed. COLI
mencing at the hour of IA O'Clock Z. NJ being the
eastern half OF LOT, NJ. l6, in a survey made Tor
lessee Williams. and annexed 20 deed for said
Williams to jos. Myers, fronting % feet on l. street.
running back 100 feet to alley with the buildings
thereon. J. T. SUTTON. JR.,
au 2y--dtds TmStpe.
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Ueath of a French Consul.

SAVANNAH, August27.-I.o Barre, French
Consul died OF old age. lie was an old resi-
dent, and has been Consul for twenty-five
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THE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP. We
learn from private letters from London, dated
August 5, received per steamship Hungarian
III Quebec, from Liverpool, that she would so
to on her trial trip about the 18th OF Au-
gust, and be in readiness TO sail on her voyage
across the Atlantic about the 10th or 18th Of
September.-P0 Portland Argpt, Aug. II.