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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
Misttllalreous.
From Ar,hur's Hon, Mayazins)
THE RICH MANS BENEFAC.
IOR.
(coNcLUDEp)
BY MARGARET LYON.

(coScLUDED)
The hopper above one Of the pairs Of
mill-stones had become empty. and the re-
sstance of the grain being lost. the stone
revolved with such an increased spreed that
fire was struck out in the friction Of the up
per upon the lower stone. and this had set
the wood.w ork surroundings in blaze. The
explosion was occasioned by the bursting oe
the upper milestone, consequent upon it's
great velocity. The fragment thrown off
weighed over six hundred poun Is, and ii
struck the wull ofthe building with such vio
lence as to shatter It seriously. The fire
was readily extincuished, but the injury oc-
casioIed by Jim Coyle's neglect Of duty in
a position OF responsibility, cost the miller
over hundred dollars to repair. II might
have cost him thousands.
Thus much for Mr.. Howard's benevolent,
but ll-advsed attempt to improve the con-
dition OF an Irishmnn who was filling the
highest position he could occupy with safety
to the interest of others, and who complain
ed of a lot that was the best for him, all
things considered.
! And SO eLded the work Of this poor man s
benefactor, who gave up the case as hope
less one, and retired ingloriously from the
field.
But Mr. Strong's success stimulated him
10 further efforts in behalf of the "rich re-
piner." whose unhappy condition had
awakened his sympalhies. There could be
no peace Of mind for him while he lived in
angry estrangement from his child, and his
be ne factors next effort had in view re
concillation. ~.
In pursuance of general purpose. Mr
Strong threw himself frequently into Dir
Logans way, and showed an intelligent in
terest IN all his affairs that came into view
After q while, Mr.. Logan began to talk will
, him abou; himself and his affairs more free
, " than to any other living man. He wa
naturally suspicious oi those who approach
ed him with any degree of familiarity, bu
Mr.. Strong had managed to disarm him, an
he was entirely off Of his guard. He beliey
5 ed the conveyancer to be a true, disinteresi
ed friend, and he was right. He was a
ways pleased to converse with Mr.. Strong
3 who had manly, straightforward, commo
sense way of looking at things, and VIII
f could demolish false position, or dissolve
!. sophism. in such fitting words, that trut
a became self-evident. To himself, Mr.. LIZ
/, gan acknowledged the correction of NOR
i. than one erroneous view Of life, in actin
# upon which he had aforetimes met sad d
appointments. .gl
IL One day, some three or four months aftt
q the completion of the cottages, Mr.. Loga
/. and Mr.. Strong stood together upon gen
a ly rising peice OF ground not for from III
academy conducted by his son-in-lsw, b
tween whom aud himself not a word hi
j. passed since the day of his daughters ma
is riage. The piece Of ground was owned
ic Mr.. Logar.
IN "Wby don't you build hereP asked M
Strong. 81 have always thought this OF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
A Simeon.

A regular simeon, the no, breath Of which
the Inhabitants OF Arabia oie wont to es.
cape by falling on the face and holding the
breath 10 safe from sufTocation, seems to
have visited Kansas and Western Missouri
on Monday. July Sih. The Grssshopper
Fails (Kansss) Gazette OF the l4,h says:
"On Monday last, about baIf.p past ~ o.
clock, P. e., gustof air came in at the
open door, so hot that it seemed to make
the lungs crackle and collapse, and brought
US TO our feet with lond cry Of "houss,s
ahfe." During a rapid examination, we felt
as though we were breathing fame. We
gasped and sighed, but no relief came"
ain ten minutes or more, the system sp-
pesred TO accommodate itself to the in
creased heat, aud went on With it's usual
functions, except strong tendencv TO gasp
for breath, and some drow.Insss, with a
desire to remain in o quiescent state. AMI.
mails were vsriously effected. Chickens and
died. Cattle suffered more with fright ,hs n
heat. Horses did not seem 10 notice t."
The rise IN the thermometer was less
than we thought, averaging only ten OF
eleven degrees. IL went from 99A to 1901
and at one time stood ilo1. 1t came nearly
from the South. and continued four hours
with little variation, when the wind sud.
denly shifted and grew cool. What causet
III
The Missouri Border Star says:
About two o'clock a warm breezo com
menced setting from the South. which in
creased and intensified into hot wind tina
continued with slight intermission unti
night. 1t is no exaggeration to say that th
wind was like the breath OF 4 furnace.
The Independence (Mo.) Herald says:
About one O'Clock wind sprung up from
:he South, and continued TO blow unit
about sunset, as good simeon as conld b,
gotten up upon any desert in the iropics.--
The heat OF the wind was like that of
furnace, and so intense as to almost scorcl
the face. We heard of many who close
their doors and windows for comfort, thong
the thermometer stood at one time as hig1
as les degrees.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

0SyR. w. Furnass, editor Of the Browns
vile (Nebraska) Advertiser announces his
determination to abandon the Democratic
party and hereafter advocate Republican
principles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

0TThe last Iowa State Reporter, pub
lished at Iowa City, decidedly the ablest
aud most influential Democrats journal in
that State, announces that it will next week
drop the names OF Douglas and Johnson
and thereafter give an enthusiastic support
to Lincoln and Hamlin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION !.

rERMS.--SiNeIE SUBSCRIBER, per annum, in
advance, 81 so
SINGLE SUBSCRIBER, per annum, IL
not paid In advance, 200
CLUB or FIVE, and upwards, dnva-
Il Iiubly in ADVANCED each rs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

OI5-The Madison (Wlsconsin) Argus, of
Tuesday morning. publishes listof Demo-
Gratis named as different candidates for office
in that (Dane) county, and among them i,
names John r. Detwller, prominent Ger
man, as the probable candidate for Clerk oi
the Board of Supervisors, whereupon Mr.. ID
publishes letter in the Madison Journal,
saying that he has, since the Baltimore
nominations, embraced Republican prin'
ciples, and intends voting for Lincoln and
Hamlin. ,.-tr m .ags.. .-.T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
"Visible Admixture'' in Virginia

"Visible Admixture" in Virginia.
Our benevolent Democrats in Ohio, who
have SO repeatedly signalized their zeal in
carrying out not only the Dred Scott doc
trine that the uegro ''has no rights which
the white man is bound to respect" but
also in maintaining that the least admxture
of A fridan blood makes one a negro, should
send missionaries into Virginia, where a
statute exists in strict accordance, with the
"visible admixture" decisiO Of our Supreme
Court, which has so provoked Democratic
denunciation. We invhe the careful and
particular attention of these zealots to the
following, from the Alexandria (Vrginia)
Gazette of the 9th ut.:
At the recent session of the county cour
two men o. mixed blood appeared before the
court, and having proved themselves to be
octoroons, or possessing but one-eighth OF
negro blood, ashed tie court to certify that
they were no negroes. The court having
heard the evidence, granted the certificate
asked for. Phe object of this process is tC
release the parties applying from the obi
Cations and penalties attached to free ne
groes by the laws of this commonwealth
The application was founded upon the fol
i lowing section OF the Code of Virginia:
:: "rhe court Of any county OF corporation
upon satisfactory proof, by white person
of the fact, may grant 10 any free person o
mixed blood, resident therein, a certificate
that he is not negro; which certifica,
shall protect such person against the penal
ties and disabilities to which free negroe
are subject as SUCH" .........
, This is, we believe, the first application
.or the benefit of this provision OF the Sta'
/ la " ever made in This county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TT We are determined TO make The Chronicle
nofe interesting TO the general reader than IL has
ever lie reto fore been and ask and expect al lh-
s,e,,es inter st IN its welfare by the gallant Re.
pu hlicanso of Belmont county. Fl lends, shall we
appeat IN sain1
uaSe reading matter, miscellaneous, Local, and
General News, than any other paper published IN
The county, and that II also mas the most eompe'e
AND reIiab' Market Reports.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
DISASTERS.

A wreck supposed that 81 a brig e about 200
tons with mast heads painted black and out OF
water, was passed March -, - summons bearing
W by 5, distant nine miles by brig Emr, Capt
Taplcy. from boston at Jacksonville.
Ship Modern Times, 0verton. from Mexican
Island Aug 6, for Hampton Roads, sailed from
Tahiti jan j. She had been detained at I over
two months repairing, having sprung masts and
lost spars in a gale
Sch sarah. from Rockland for y York. put into
y Haven 9Th inst, with loss II toS.pTit and head
gear, having been in collision night OF tn with
unknown brig.
Sch W = pollver, Chase, from Baltimore, be-
fore reported at Tobaso ia damaged condition,
Ar at ST Thomas I'D ult, 20 repair for somerero.
Sch Flora. King, from Sullivan, Me, for New
York with a cargo Of spars IL ashore at Monomoy
with loss Of rudder will probably have to die
charge dcckoad to get of
sch EIyira of East Machas, Clark, for \ York
with lumber is ashore at Monomoy, fuiI vi water !
will have to discharge to get OH
Sch d Bnlows, Clark from Rockport, for Pc
ter,burg. Va, with ice is ashore at Monomoy;
will probably get of on next tide.
sch Ann OF Deer I.e, Me, Capt Bray Is ashore
a, Monomoy full of water. The cargo will proba-
bly be saved the vessel will be a total loss
Sch Geo " Snow of Deer Isle, Capt ToIrey with
lumber for n York, is at Mo ,omoy with loss OF
bov.prit and iibboom; will repair and proceed
The steamer Defender, bound from Orleans
TO Pittsburg, .nagged and sunk near Tacoma on
saturday evening. The boat with her heavy car
20 i.a total loss Three deck passengers were
los.
On Monday light, Sd inst, barque Emerald Isle
Can Moore Of aId from II. John Tor hat'hAas
struck on Brazil Lodges, of White Head ufanu-
menap. disabled her rulder, and slid on sen
Garelle. Benson. boarded her and offered assls,
lance. They towcd her until Tuesday night ~
o'clock when. showing and blowing, were Obliged
10 cast of lines, Capt ] a. Benson being lett IN
the barque The bark was seen next morning on
the 'Old Ledge" east Of Three Islands, since tnen
oa,hin, has Leen heard from her. Search for her
since. has proved frutless.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20

The same quantity would now be worth
$3.50, owing to the increase in the value.
He rcckoned his original expenditure at only
$50, in setting out the vines. The yearly
income on so, for nine years WAS abou,
$4,000
Edmond Baylcy's experience. lie esti-
mates the value of hall acre Of land, clear
ing it--setting the vines, cultivation for four
years and interest on outlay at S229. The
fourth year he received clear profit over aad
above the cost Of land and cultivation $500.
90 from the 300 bushels that he picked. -
This is ithout reckoning the yield of the
previous years.
These are only two out Of multitude Of
instances. 1t should be rccolcc.ed, that
mono of the tllase, or moving or pasture
land is required None but what is now
hearty worthless. No manure Is required,
40 that the cultivation will not impoyish the
other crops and no more labor to start with
than is required to makca corn field. Much
of this can be done before other lands are in
a condition for working, Is it no. worth
trial S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Valparaiso Feb 3, sch Ella Florence.
Freeman, Boston Nov g.
Al Constlntinope IL ult, barque Gay Head,
Hamilton, from Boston,
Al Messna 18th alt barque Fsrnandina, Trip,
for boston. Young Turk, fiaruing. do
Ar a, iiayre 9Th Nit. ship vi!lAfrancis, Curtis,
y Orleans.
Ar at IIouolaia Feb 25 barque Jenny Ford,
More, Port Townsend.
Ar at Genoa 27,A u!i, shpJ II Jarvis. Or
leans.
Ar at Cienfuesees 10Th ult. barquo Dublin,
Huntly. MAehias
Arat It JAso 2etA ut barqae Glear GOD. Clio
yer. York.
Ar "a, rrinadaI 27th alt, barqucs Caseo. Mclean
and NJ Trout. Ames y York.
At Sagul II sen Harriet Newell. TiewoTsy. ass
and 9tarEs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
SPOKEN.

FEB q, lat 10 - :. Ion 81 ., ship Competitor.
llidfeta, from Boston Jan u. for shanghaH.
Feb =? lat IS Il ;. loa aG 80 ship Walter
Scott, Hatch. from Calao Dee %, for England.
March ". on the equator barque Ctusoe, Wes-
ton. from Cslao fs Havana.
March II. lat 20 20, scA Adrianna, 10 days fun
Portland for San Francisco
April ), la, -, Ion y ., was passed brig
Flying Eagle. stecrin. \
Aprtl O. lat 80, Ion 70 20, SCI Sarah Moore, I'm
Cicniuesoes for Boston.
April IL Nantucket S Shoal W by y 10 miles,
sch West W ind, from Boston fJr MatsnzI,
April |. lat 80 80, Ion - Is, ship Bullion,
uod sdon, from Boston Tor MatanEas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
nlariue 1ournol.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED,
Thursday, IL.
Sloop Packet, Grant.
Schrs. Betsey TORY, Rockand.
CLEARED.
Panama, Tate. Boston.
Tarqun, Herrick, Salem.
Friday, -.
q" Aribine. Casper, Portland.
81 A. g. Brooks. Buckley, Trenton.
Sloop Packet, Grant, Castine.
ARRIVED.
Schrs Otronto, Hammond
Vandalia Wood, Salem.
Forester, Strang.
Saturday, Il.
L. Clark Timer, Frankfort
Monday, l6.
Buebelle,-~, Deer Isle.
CLEARED.
Il. p. Warning, Moon, Salon.
Cu:,iian, Bolatta, Bridgeport.
Tuesday, Il.
e Bluebclle, -, Deer Isle.
Emblem, Murch Boston.
Wednesday, is.
Delaware. Jackson, Salon.
Leo, Norton Rockland,
CLEARED,
" Eandalia W God, Salem
Arborccr, Smith, Boston.
Forester, Strang, do.
" Commodore. Grant, Portland.
l.. Clark, Umer, Boston.
4" Abigail Haynes, Staples, do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20

Among the various proprietary medicines 4 the day
none occupy high place 10 the estimation Of tbs punic
a. thy.e Of J. G. AVER 4 co, OF lowell, Mass, Phy-
.ieians aekn0w eg them be the best remedies Tor 'he
diseases for which they designated that can e prnduc-
ed and many them constantly 10 their practice u Is
MOI unreasonable in them 70 do So the Doctor with
prasesotthy anknes furnishes the formula OF each "i
his preparations 10 every member ot the profession
Whether successful rot, in pecunary point OF view
his great popularity afford him much satisfaction al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
CORRESPONDENCE,
CranberrieS.

We closed last week with the expression of
an opinion, that the slightest cultivation,
the mere transportation of the vines, would
pay better than any other labor on a farm
To show the correctness of this view, we
will transcribe the experience of cutivators
in other parts of the county. In doing SO
we may, perhaps, repeat what was stated last
year. This however will do no hurt, as
prospect Of gain is the great inducement to
act.
In 1898 Report of the MddleseS Agri-
cultural Society of Mass. has the statement
Of Mr.. Flint who says he found in 1850
three or four small leaves of native vines on
the swamps. He commenced transplanting
them that year, and continued it till he had
two acres in 1855
The result was that he sold the following
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Nee fcTk Cry.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pill. are the re
sat Of long and extensive practice They are mild u
their osraon and certain in correcting all regnaritirs
Painful Menstruaons removing ali ohstineiios whether
from cold OF Otherwise headache ru IN the side, pap
tson At the heart disturbed sleep, sh CHI arises irSm IN
terfuptiOa OF nature.
To MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Cheesemaas Pills Invaluable as they will bring On
the moulhly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed IN the Of other Prs, can place the
utmost confidence in DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all thai
they represented 10 do,
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy as miss'
carriage would certainly result therafr m
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything IN.
furious to hfs health. Explicit directions which should
be read accompany each box. Price 81 seni by mail on
enclosing 81 the General Agent sid By one Druggist
In every In the United states. For sale by e. "
Pecs, Ellsworth, Me.
II. d. HUTCHIN6s,
G,noai Agent for the Uaaei Maio,
los CHAMBERS STREET. n J.
I. sAosa all wh,i:slle u ~. ,aNuA he aadrs'e4 %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Cory, L,nr's BOOK for May is a. usually, at.
,r,e,ivs anl valuable. Tie lNljc, e,nao. we'll DO
without il. and a. matter Of economy, it Is
worth twice the subscription price. It Is Useful
Ornamental and Instructive As all testify who
examine it. Moses Hale. Agent.
Peterson Magazine for May is re-
cei,ed. 1t is for sale by Noses Hale. 1t is
a good number and finely illustrated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20

The Clipper chip Sierra Nevada, Capt Foster
waIrA loaded Il Messis diidien L Williams line
Of Ca.tioru,a Paeaets. stilcd hence Pee. "a, and
arrived at san Francisco March } having IN ,le
the pa..a 20 in - days, and fourteen days after
her arrival The fast was known IN Boston, having
been sht 10 tho nearest Telegraph station by
Pony Ex,ress
Ngw Yorx AR 9th. sch, Henry L.urcns,
johnson, Machils; Nathan Clifford. ehute. Ron.
dout tor Boston, GricrsOn. Harding. Holmes
Hole.
below Barqnc A Bell for Porto Rico bri s
Leouard Berry from " Indies
Cla-g,h. saip Rsssr A Hisrn, Stswar, y Or.
leans
Savannah Ar Gta, brig Samuel Lindsey, Cup
III, y ork
CId-sa,p, Mary / Adelaide, Encll. Fleetwood.
Eng, Olam U. IIeuI!ettc, Liverpool.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
Cram, 4 Pain Killer.

Tie world ason,hr At the wonderful eGfei perform,
I'd by the craBP and Pam kisr. prepared ~ CVssi.
PrNxixs It's equal Ia, never beea Ano-h Tor removing
pain In all for ths cure q Spinal Complaints
cr.mp in the Limbs aud Sssnaeh ncSGAausm ia all iss
f,ra. Bilious Cole Buras ssre Throat. and Gs.vsi It /
decidedly the best remedy world Evidence Of the
MOI >.r,. ever pst,nel by Any me,iigs circulars
a the hands Of Agents ""
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
Special Notices.
HANJOCh bar Il-l
ministerial Conference.

VINE Hancock Bapti,, Ministerial Conference
i will hold its next regular meeting a, Seds
wick, with Rev T, J. b. Hou,c. ON Monday, APfti
30th, at ? o'clock /. VI.
V II. KELToN Scribe.
D!uehill, April 9Th, 1850. 3wl2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

Probate Cout wi, be held at Ellsworth. On
the FosrtA ~ ,ssssaa % Awlt merit. at 10 e!oek
A. NJ. instead Of the second "Wednesday
PARKER TUCK, judge.
March 3ls,, lst0. 3wl!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20

Mrs. wipsioy, az experienced nurse aud !sslA!e
physelaI has so5thing syrGp for children ief'hlhs
which greatly facilitate. the prcs " eethlhs oy soften
inx the gums reaaeiny ali .na ann aon-~il allay all
pain and sure :, guIsie the bowels DePenh upon u
nshers 1t will give to ourselves and relief ana heAith
70 youi infants Perfectly -afs tn all eases see aiFef
tI.,neut in ano,he or eoana ly26
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20

Pho BlNo PcBtico We commend
ehe,rcadcr 70 test the virtue Of hcddings
Ross S.lye. If - unfortunate rs to sustain
an acrilen, from cut, burn, scald. or any
other similar cause IL will not be found
wanting in efficacy. Soll everywhere at p
cents box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-20
DOMESTIC PORTS.

M.eHiAs.-Ar >, SCH p9Feas II.wes. Reynolds,
Rockland; II, Horato ID Ames, Dabbin, do IA,
Donworth, Bradbury, Boston.
Sld-9, sch Doicas Hawes. Reynolds, Machias-
port II. bark Hector, Emerson, -
D.xeon.--Ar l6. brig Lydia Stover, Getchcll,
ilampdeni sch Defiance, BoyntOn York. Hell
en- Mcleod, Williams, Salem; kossuth. Gordon,
Biddciord; Acklam. Farr, Bristol; Armadilio,
Hunt Portland.
Cid-lG, sohs Adclne liamlin, Lansil, neral
Scott, Ceombs, aal Henrietta, Shaw, Boston.
C.Ltts-Ar 10. Schr Abaro. Colson, Scasport
Almira. Haskell Deer Isle, Bril- Lyma, Gray, do
49, Hiram, Wells, Boston.
Cid To- Brig AdcIma. Wall, Charlcstown; sch
William, Snowman. Boston; ArEoo, Tory, do.
PonrLASO-Ar IL, sch Charlotte, Arey, y. Y /;
f Smith, Snow, saco; Atlantic, Pierce, Southport;
Rochester Hutehins, Bath; Success, Parker,
Gloucester for Augusta steamer Montreal. Prince
Boston,
Cid barquo Chiffon, Pcnncll. Havana; briggs
Or.on Adams, York; Water, Haskell, Philadel-
phla.
Ar Il sch Doris, Pa,tou, Gloucester, for Els
worth Warreuton, Romer, Ellsworth tor Boston !;
Forest Wood, surry for Gloucester; Alma 0din,
Franks, Bluehill fr Boston.
BosroS.-Ar 10. sch A Sawyer. Houston, St
John. y b; J P Johnson, Chase, Machias; Ocean
Belle, sawyer, JoRespott, Genuine Arcy, Rock
land; hpby Glic cunningham, beilhsti huotcou,
Tracey Swans island: Mary Shields, Wait. Car
diuor, Hilaodef. Began, Portland.
steamer Wan Jenkins. llallett. Baltimore. via
Norfolk 5th lust, with mdsc and passengers.
Telesra phed- brig Leoada, (Bt) from PAier-
mo.
Ssnal for brig
Cid-Br bis E,bc Deu,s,t, Weymouth, NS;
Br schs Temperance Banner, Beach, Cltnwalls
Reuonn, Dexter, aud Thomas Dixon. Burses,
Alton.
Arl4. b4rqae Volunteer, Gorhsm, Charleston
jth inst
Ssh l. Berry, Weaver Wilmington, nc, James
Lawrence, Alien, York. ohyl-ek, ilowcs, Roc
land.
Bclow-At anchor. barques Storm Bird, ftom
Valparaiso; lIesper, from London, Pest tlsh I'm
Mes,tua Aura. fsom Orleans; bris ChafIena,
from MatlnGas.
Ar &c. s5a Margaret Ann. Walker, Horton !;
Cotvo, Holorook. y Y, October. Derry. PIttson;
Julia Ann. Rogers. Frankfort; CiarinIa. aimee,
York; susan Jane, Daniels. do.
Coastwlse- Echpsr Parsons, Bangor; FLORIDA,
Neal Bath, Alciope. Lane, Ca,inei Iowa, Che
ncy. NewburyPoTt,
Ar setI ,tcrPtl.o, Finkhan, Nantucket, 7 {
Bartlett. iAliott. Calais Russell Purunstun,
Faith. Advance. Leighton. Ffeeporti E!,iuote,
PANE. Prov ,ncct9Nu.
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Barnum. the great Snowman, has resainea
possession ut the y. \. Mu-eUm through the
.ffurts oil his wlf, whose name is Charity,
End he declares that " without Charity
AIN nothing