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New ADvERTsEMENTs.- The Washing
Machine of which Mr.. Hite (see his card
in the advertising column) is agent,
must be a very superior article. Our
worthy countryman, Mr.. A. House.
worth, has been using one of these Ma
chimes for some time, and viii attest its
merits.
We again call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement OF that go
ahead Washington firm, Briscoe Luttrell
& Reynolds. Washington is new
market for our produce, anda good one.
Prices there are notoriously higher than
any where else on this continent. We
advise our friends to give Briscoe, Lut-
trell & Co., a trial.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

MADISON VS.. ORANGE. An ell ort will
be made, next Court day in Madison,
to have a County Fair there next Fall.
f-the citizens of Orange do not bestir
themselves, the enterprising people OF
Madison will get ahead of them. Read
the communication on the subject of a
Fair IN another column.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

The MANsE.--Rev. DR.. Handy has
purchased in his own right the house
known as the Manse, together with a
number of acres adjoining. The mo-
new raised by the members of DIR. Ham
dy's congregation to build the Manse
will constitute church fund.
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EaARDWARE.AII

T HAVE on hand and for sale the fol-
l. 10 ( ing articles:-Augers and bits, OF an
sizes, gimblets.' curry combs, PAD, Plahu e,
press. closet and trunk locks, thumb latches
and lathing hatchets, hand saws, and nles,
saws of al sizes, claw hammers but hinges,
hand balances, candle sticks, shoe tacks ana
brads, cut nails to 30 large and small SIZE
forlTs tiesh forks sausage grinders, nutmeg
.graters, coffee and pepper mills, cork screws,
superior razors, tea and table spoons, spisa1es
and shovels crosscut saw files, rasps, yea
and tongs. sat irons, needles, pins, white
wash brushes, scrubbing brushes, shoe brush
es. table knives and forks, whiteand colored
irving pans. states pencil, looking glasses,
lack, fore and smooth planes, waffle irons,
brace and bits, drawing knives, pots, ovens,
griddles, &c Twill sell the above goods as
are retAItbds ~ e. w. KlNCHELOfl.
DeceInberI3. 1867. H Iff. tit.ri..fal. 'tr
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&abt.t CUE slnate Safes.
HOUSE AND f0T Feg SAFE.

HOUSE md LOT FOR SALE.
TOFFER for sale, the. House and Lot
on which now reside, adjaihirg the resi-
dence Of Dr.. l.. ?. TaliaferHo and Mrs. =. n.
Fry. The lot cUlftains about e half acre OF
ground, the house is Il two sfafE sll ri
BRICK DWELLING.
with two rooms on the frst, ana tltee on tho
second floor. andan excellent basement d.
ming room, with closet and dairy room at
iached. The lsitGheH Is ii; brick. witlIefour
rooms. A well line Wateri swith in tweniy
:eej olthe house. II has all 1estss51y out uiLI
ings. All OF which are in good order.
July ~ 1867 ". II. CHAPMAN t
Orange G. II. IA.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

BURNT BRANDY.-Stofer of the Obser-
yer says our br'.ndy from Washington
was burnt. But how about that cock
tail we left behind? Who was that man
wabbling around here late in the even
ing, last Court day?
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

WRETcHED CONUNDRuM.-Wha the
difference between gun and shoot
ing stick? In the one, you ram down
the powder, and the other you pound
down with rammer. V8
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

The DEvIL.-Rev. w. r. Alger is
writing History of the Devil. We
hope, for the DEVILS sake, that Alger Is
not loyal man. If he is, great injus-
tice will be done to the character OF the
poor old Rebel.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17
Dental Notice!

DR. j. NJ. ANDERSON, respectful
IL ly announces that he Will De prepared W
insart Aluminium Plates so soon as the me-
cessary apparatus can be furnished from Bai-
tinore. He confidently reeommends thls
new discovery as equal, If not superior, 70
art. When first inserted these plates are OF
silvery whiteness, which in time becomes OF
ruby color. They are very iight-one-i
the Weight of rubber plates-as strong alInost
ds steel and are not affected by acids or food
dfany description, and are really valuable
addition to the resources of the sclent1hc
Dentist. pr. A. Will be at Orange Z. Ii. per-
manently. HIztH
Ciilpepper Observer copy st dsend bill to
this Office. f9 ..-5sstH55 ~ -ll :
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WANTED!

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
i have Just received. and have in store, a
fresh supply of p. II. and Granulated 6 q! >,
pure Non Explosive Kerosene on, IalioW
and Adamantine Candles, Turpcntine soap,
Nails, Lewis White Lead, Glue, lIinseea VI,
Putty, Paint Brushes Wind3,w Glass Glass P S1pal
Varnish, White and Red ChalK, Sa hu Ia ,pL,,
and many other additions to my select stock
OF Groceries, &C., which will sell low Tor
Cash only. ros, ,,,,vrroNr
w. % 1897
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LAND SALE.-The fine estate of Mr..
w. p. glastonbury, near Catlett S Sta
ton, on the o. s. 4. r. r., containing
about 1920 acres, was sold on last We'd
nesday to DR.. Willis, of Georgia, for
9lS 20 Der acrp
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NEW GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE.

At THE CASH oIUhE'
CECOND supply of Fall and Winter
- Goods. of ali kinds, at the very lowest
prices Tor cash or in exchange for Coun-
Try Produce. 49, fa 4ssfLs ,-lL.,.zl
one hogshead of extra brown Sugar, by the
barrel; q aud -. 4.
Cotton Yarns, from Q to u;
Kentucky Yarns, of different grades;
Ready-made Clothing; @si ii1t5
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps,
Sneetine 1917 wide for 50 cents;
Calico nj from to Is centsI HI4 ~
Hardware OF all kinds; 10 -, 80,
! Salt, Nails, Shovels, Spades, Brooms, Sorn
fine Tea, Soap, Candles, Woodware, of all
kinds, and in fact every article usually founc
in this market SNOWDEN YATES.
November 20, 1867. e5ffIss -. ~ -
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LodIc.-Time was made for slaves;
Int now there are no slaves; ergo, there
is no time. Certainly none like the
nrcscut.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

RoUTT's KNEApERs.-Routt's Bread
Kneaders are penetrating the NORTH
Large orders from Ohio have lately
been received. Vive ,Routt!
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NOTVGE.

t4TE viii pay the best prices for fresh
w Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Dried Fruit
Ghestnuts, &c. Parties shipping us any OF
the above articles will receive by return
mail their full value in money, or ii they
prefer il, Groceries at the lowest Ilchmpnd
prices. Direct to ,..;st 7. 81. oVOl n
No 825 Frank lln'Strect, Richmond, Va
December Is, ls6I.-it.
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AnyrcEro PoLlTIcIGSs.-B Believe what
Won please, but take nothing for Grant
nI
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

The EFFEcT.-We hear, on rood au-
thority, that the notice in this column,
some weeks ago, of mineral and mari
lands in Greene and Madison has at
tracted Northern purchaser who de-
sires to buy 100000 acres in the mineral
region and settle German colony
there
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE.-The Dccem-
Der number of this Magazine, unques-
tlonably the best in the English
language, is on our table, from the Leo
nard Scott Pub. Co., New York. Con-
tents Linda Trcssell part Ill, the
> Church-Her State and Prospects, Nj
ma, Sir Charles Woods Administration
ofIndia A ffairs, the Conversion of Eng
land. Cornelius O'Dowd, Garibaldl GER
Stts Pho Nio.-Cheap Nobility, 'War-
rantcd," Growing Old, Grimmin's Law,
Brownlows-partX XII and the Govern
ment and the Press. For price see
Prospectus.
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YEARNING.-We wish we were in Md
dleburg, playing backgammon with
DIR. Cochran, bless his splendid old
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NEW GOODS !! NEW COOLEST!

WE are in receipt Of Parlor and
w Hand Lamps, patent Lanters, clamp
Wicks Lamp Trimmers and Burners kero .
sine Oil, fine Congress Letter and Note "a
per, common Letter and Note Paper, Cap ~,
and White Envelopes, Byron and Garote
Shirt Collars, Rubber and Horn Toilet and
Pocket Combs, Tooth, Hair, Nail snoe ana
other Brushes, black silk Watch GuaruS,
Coats and Groom & Daniels white and col,
ored Cotton, &C., all of which we Will Sel
cheap for cash. Is .r CHAPMAN N w.
,l,.ar
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Circuiating Library. :,
w ANTED!

r WILL PAY the Highest Cash Price
Il for Pork, Corn, Oats, Bea1s, Flaxseed
Wheat, Butter, Eggs, BeexwaN, and Poultry
OF ali kinds. Persons having such articles
to sell will do we'll to call on the sapSc ~
before selling. II. W. hiNOi1boH'
Nov 10, 1867. tt @
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REASON WHY.-He is called Woody,
because he is SO poplar.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

The ALBEMARLE HosT.-The myster-
lous man, Tor ghost,) has lett the resi-
dence of Mr.. Moon, and was last seen
going in the direction of Orange Court
House. We somewhat far he will Wis
1t DR.. Bagby OF the Natiue Virginian. :
Woe be to the Doctor if he gives him a
charlottesville Register.
If that thing comes fooling round
here, we Will set Chapman's terriers,
"Brick" and 'sCute" after him, and
drive him plump into Hell-wig's store.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17

TIE NoRTH BRITISH REvIEw.-From
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company
we have received the December number
of this able Review. Its contents are
Relations of Heathenism and Judaism
with Christianity, Modern Provincial
Poems, Ralph Waldo Emerson, the
Natural History of Morals, the Military
System of Europe, Population, Italy
in 1867 and the Social Sores of Britain.
For price see Prospectus in our col
umns.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17
MORRIS, PHILLIPS eco.
No. lU7 Fulton St. New York.
PAINTS FOR FARMEKs, AM, OTHERS.

s PAINTS FOR FARMERS, AND OTHERS.
VHE Grafton Mineral Paint Cofiipa-
Il ny are now manufacturing the Best,
Cheapest, and most Durable Paint in use;
two coats well put on, mixed with pure Lin
seed Oil, will last 10 or Is years. 1t is Of g
light brown, or beautiful chocolate color, and
can be changed to green, lead, stone, olive, or
drab, to suit the taste of the consumer It is
valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences, Agricul-
atural Implements, Carriage and Car-lnakers,
Wooden-ware, Canvas, Metal and Shingle
Roofs, Iit being Fire and Waterproof burial
Cases, Bridges, Canal Boats, Ships and Ships
Bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, Zone manufacturer
having used 5000 barrels the past Year, and
as q paint for any purposes is unsurpassed
for body, durability, elasticity and adhesive
ness Price IS per Dbl. of 800 lbs, which will
supply farmer for years to come. Warrant
ted in all eases as above. Send for circular
which gives full particulars None genuine
unless branded ina trade mark Grafton Min
eral Paint Address DANIEL BIDWILI,
Proprietor, 25l Pearl. Street, New York.
Agents wanted. tl-ss
Nop, l5; 1867. ii, -lJ-~
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WAGES FOR FARM LABoRERs. no.
tice in the Staunton Spectator sugges-
tion of schedule of prices for farm la
Dor which, we think, is move in the
right direction. 1t is as follows "For
January and February, 81; May, Sl2 ;
June, sl7; July SIG; August, sl2; Sep
tember, SO; October, November and
December, 81 EACH" Thus graduating
the amount of pay to the amount of la
Dor performed. Whether the above
figures are just to employer and en-
ployee we leave to Others to decide, but
That this or some similar schedule would
accomplish some good We feel certain.
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gA ORANGE C. H;&s9

FRIDAY RNING.::::JANUARY II, 1868.
r~--=.t-
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Alrrannrin 6arNs.


IA KING STREETS II.
Boots and Shoes!
FALL STOCK!
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND LARGE STOCK
w of LADIES'; GENTS, MISSES, BOYS,
YOUTHS and ut,HILDREN'S BOOTS and
SHOES, OF evefy, description, which have
been recently Idafs, of the best quality and
latest styles; also q good stock of HEAVY
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which we
invite the special attention of Country hler-
chants, and Farmersi in want of good and re-
before buying, as they VIII. sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole Stitch Boots.
:. Scotilt BOttom Boots.
Dress Boots.
" Heavy Kip Double Sole.
&C. Grain:
t." Stitch Congress. -. -
a. Scotch Bottom Shoes.
Z" Peg Bahnorals.
Heavy Kip Brogans.
" Sewed BrOgans
Ladies' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots.
Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots.
Fine Kid Heel slippers.
&c Lasting and Morocco. aHF
Misses Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots.
4" Lasting and Kid Polish Boots.
Children's Goat, Morocco, Lasting, Calf and
Glove Kid Lace and Button Boots.
Boys, Youths and Childrens Long Calfand
Kip.
Gents and Ladies Gum Over Shoes.
w. b. WADDEY,
"A King St., Alexandria, Va.
Nov. Is, '67-3m
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ANOTHER FEAsT.-The night after the
Ballard dinner, we had another feast,
not so grand, but quite as recherche. 1t
was given by a whole souled gentleman
from Lynchburg. 1t WSs Served in Ze-
telle's inimitable style, it was graced
by one of the best and lo9eliest ladies
in the land, attended by others scarce
ly less charming than herself, enliven-
cd by Gen. Pat. Moore, adorned by
Col. Withers, moistened by Bugundy
and crowned, capped, climaxed and
completed by hot Scotch Whisky punch.
Yet this wretched Stofer of Culpeper
has the brassy eff'rontery to Singer at
us about one poor, pitiful, petty puerile,
bottle Of doctored goose-berry juice =
Oh! what hardened, hollowj Horse
laughable world we live in. We have
got mind to get out of it and 60 to
Gordonsyille.
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.GGAt lBNS
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TUE CELEBRATED
sTRAYED OR STOLEN!

SEKA Y ED OK SEUAEN
IRON the Stable of Mrs. Walker, IN
IL this county, on Tuesday, the Eth inst, a
LARGE GREY HORSE, .f..s
Nearly white, little stiffin the hind loot,
"i u will nav a ifbarti reward for the delivery
of the Horse to me, or any information That
will lead TO his recovery. - tt5tf.
Notice can be left at this office.
MICHAEL o'BRIEN.
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Now RESTAVRAYT.
Rar-ROOln,

timore Whisky of Che best brands, Wines OF
ali all kinds, Cider, Ale and Cigars will be
found. i WIN also agdin call attentien 70 me
fact that furnish WfneiW SdcTdln9a'dss P ,tts
place at cost. All ask is a call from my OLD
friends. as am deternllnedto please tnein.
Norara her % ISli7.-tf a. q. NICAOlds.
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IMMIGRATION MEETING.-It is an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good
Thousands in the North are out of en-
ploymcnt; hence the ease with which
white laborers are now procured. We
believe that it is the general desire of
the gentlemen of Orange that an immi-
grafton meeting should be held next
Court day; and everybody understands
that. a large number of laborers must be
brought on at One times to afford each
other society and to prevent them from
leaving the country for want of compan-
ionship. Cannot Il less busy day than
Court day be selected for this meet
ing? No time is to be lost. #.
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sAw-MILL.

THE undersigned having. taken and
i repaired Grymes' Saw-MfH, announces
to the public that he will be prepared in
Persons wishing lumber ,sawed win please
bring in their logs at Gree. ,,,,A,r1~,
November Is, 1867. Il. j. PENIpN.'
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British E'e.toGfcass. :

=. 10 .. N f-rr- u IaIaI"
! dae London Qadaefig Reniew, (ttrse1'l .vl
The BeSinstfttstei' Iteg!iGw. l1otiiddi)A -
Tie NofM British Rsetgm, Gree ChFchl. &
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETs,;:#yAN, IS. 1865.
Repoeted ,oeelly BY GWiN,. BEcRHAlr d.
CO., Commission Merchants.
ORANGE MARKETS, JANUARY II, 1858.

Corrected Weekly BY G. j. Brol.ning.
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Agent Wheeler s Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes.
November Is, lS67.--ly.
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Nov. D. 1867.
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PROS PEoPus
OF TIE rfN.e
WEEKL Y M TIoN-4L LNTELLTGENCER
Washington, d. c. lr.s.-f,.f

IN Compliance WITH numerous solicit
l. tations, the publication Of tie Weekiy
National lntelligencer was resumed on NV
in fact, one of the largest Weekly NeWspa-
pers published in this country ii Is printed
with new and clear type, on6trcug f!uo white
paper, and viii contain more reading MATES
than any weekly published south Of New
York. Its columns are devoted to News Lit
erature, Commerce, Agriculture, the Indus-
trial Arts, the Interests of ReitgiCn, and Po-
lifioal A ffafrc e.. -
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CLEARED.

Steamship Columbia tBr), carnashau, Glasgow-Hender.
Bros.
Steamship McrrimsCk, Zimmerman, Rio JaueIro, &c-w
X Garrison.
steamship Chesapesse. Bragg. Portlsnd=J = Ames.
Steamship fairbonks, Hunter, Boston-w Clyde.
shin 1aribsid Berry, San Ffsucisco--Cslviu Adams.
Ship Shakespeare tNu), Boysen Hamburg-Edye Brock.
Bark l. kou,h, Martin, Genoa-fbomss Dunaam's
Nephew A Go.
Wcndt.
BARK Ocean Home, Brandt, Ma,snrss-J r. ward A Co.
Bark Eva VI Fisk, Emsfy, New oreans-E Brigham.
Brig u PIT (Bt), Locke Hamilton, Bsrmuda-Middls.
ton kCo.
Brig Aspen Orb sheshy. Plaster Cove Ns-Crsndai,
Umphray Co.
schr Bslen tBrss>, Lind. Pars-C Ludmsnn 4 Co.
schr Ottawa lBrl, Es st Johns, NF-Crandan, Umphrsy
a Co.
scbr A Levsret., Thompson Indsnols and Lavscca-N
L McCready Go.
schr Breeze, Overflow Jacksonville Brunt slssht
schr Warren, ireland, Washington, NC.
Rchr Il dS @ Adams, Adams, Norfolk-C Staples
Schr DcDke, Crane, Baltimure-van Brunt A Slaght.
schr W Maitland, Leighton, Boston d Babcock.
schr Mary Harris, Crowley, Bos,on-snow 4 Richard.
scbr II Thorndiks, Hls East Weymouth y Haviland.
scbr fIenry Castof, Knowles, Provdsnce-H W Jackson
schr America, Reynolds Brstol-H w jackson.
sloop Express, Liddel, Perth Amboy.
sloop Oriental Dyer, Orient-G Racket & Bro.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia
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Continental's passengers, corrohorated the state
ment OF Captain Bown, and stated that he was
standing by the door directly under the wheelhouse
and heard the weeelsman report vessel on ine
etarhoard bow, saw the vessel In the distance Anu
noticed that she carried red and green nen Us
Thought the Northampton would have c'earsu ZIG
Continental, but she veered round sndden'y' ~
tempted To cross the hows and so bronght on vi.
lison. On boarding the propeller heard io, n,nc
voice crying for assistance; broke out tne h,,y
OF Miss Browns room. the door being u Gty
iammed and found that the bnlkhead OF Ine oV onat
mental pressed right into the apartment 81 .a -
there not than eighteen incnes petMgv "a
and the berth The young lady was itte sca,e " ~,
had nothing on hut her nightdress; lnauapea W S
some or her clothes out but she lost her watcn anu
purse Had the Continental Deen gong ~.
tnll speed she would have gone completey uSei zig
NORTHAMPTON. Being so near the port tle PL n
reer's fires had been allowed TO 60 down, anu she
was not under full head.
THE DAMAGE.
Tho NOrthampton was comparatively new
vasse, having been built in 1885, she was 100 rect
long 10 feet m breadth and 10 feet In the hold The
vessel was bought nv the New Haven transportation
comDany Tor s75 O00 and az II s reported that she
was NOT insured the loss Will be something very con-
the Continental measured 900 feet In length 80 In
breadth and IL rated at 200 tons burden. Consider
nr me tremendous shock given and received in the
collision the damage sustained by the Continental Ia
nstonIsl,rngy slight. BEYOND few severe scratches
on her how and the loss OF q small portion OF her
upper works she bears no traces or her terrific en-
counter vita the Inflated Northampton.
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Marine Disasters.

Jseo Loud Of and from Portland Ian. for rhil.dsl
s sps s1s m Hamilton Co.
BRta THISTLE Br, from pictou for Boston, roundersd at
sea 18th inst. Crew saved and carried into Halifax
reported taken into froyincs,own BY crew
away and sweeping part o. deck
sG q ILL., cS%pi.. sssTosssa Iss
% s n % ssr 0p srnnrh he water
captain completely exhausted having had
sleep for "a hours, everything being washed
away
scun JustArrA rArrrS Macon, from Gardiner for Provi
s asnT' s Esound'd just ''''' leaving
SOM Am Anpogr from Sullivan for New yo,h which
10 port the gale h and obliged TO throw overheard
about 300 to relieve the vessel
scHp BoNSy Ivrs Holt, Providence from Ellsworth
cas-. O Nantucket shoals = The NY sss Of the ih aud lost
scuR vaArE from Boston for Baltimore put into Fortress
Monroe i inst in distress. having gale on ne
'ais sohn Mullen seaman, from Phisdephs was washed
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted purser Edwin Smith, OF the steamship
Fab. Kee from Bermuda, for nss OF s,s papers.
The purser OF the steamship james Adgcr from Charles
tou, has thanks for favors.
nrs
S port having resigned %. csps.noy o. ,hs
ss .se' - ana l:s,iss Hem. y:
@ S s as eli, % a Sm %
nometsr hunting watch, from the manuactory OF
Negs Co wall street. memento Of the high esteem In
which he held By those who have had The pleasure Of his
acquaintance.
Whal0men.
Bark william shaiier Marshall Of Salem, was a Fsys
Sept u.s. night cruise. Had landed 20 bbls
BARK Louss Cspo, Of NB touched at 81 Helena Sept
BARK janet we.ipoi At 2. Helen. sep, Il With SO,
Helena In March next, and thence homo. - -
spokenJuns a. on Kodiak, bnrk Seine, Smith, OF NIB,
closn.
Spoken.
Shin John Mann, from for Savannah Oct IL, lat 20 ~,
Ion 81 50 by pliotboat James Avery, No 2.
GEORGE Durkce tBr), from Aqup Tor Famouth, Il,
sept u, OF Cape Donna Maria