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st post TUESDAY'. MAY' 19. 1840. de A TIC NO.MTN ATIONS. TPtr Prtsitlen' of the S.

MARTIN VAN BUREN, of New York. rue JAME3 K. POLK, of Tennetsee. MARCUS of itieuf. Governor.

IVATIIAN Wn.LlS, of Pittsfield. DOC ENTS! DOC TS! For-Me PROCEEDINGS OF the democratic legislative CO.NVEN. TION, with the address and RE OLUTtONS: DU speech in congress on the general appropriation BILL: A REVIE OF JOHN SPEECH, IN reply to MR. BUCHANAN: REPLY TO JOHN DAVIS. Acc MR report IN THE U.

S. SEN tTE. UPON THE ASSUMPTION OF THE STATE DEBTS BY THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT A.N (from the Bo-ton Qnartcrly TO THE REPLY OF THE WHIG MEMBERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE TO GOVERNOR MORTO.N’S MESSAGE. The Adtlre-s from the Baltimore Cnnvfcittion is a noble paper, one that should be read bv every every freeman in the United States. We shall publish it entire to-morrow in the Post, and have it ready for sale on an extta sheet at the same time.

On the Ftrtf Ptige of the Fashions, and some account of the origin of the Opium difficulties in China. C' lrrefponUciice of ih Bo-tor Mn'nlng London April, 1840. Dear last was dated 28 February, per British Qne-n. sinca which no event of any great imnnrtance has occurred on this side the Atlantic. We have had various tmors of wars, but the prevailing opinion is that the pence of Europe will continue to be maintained.

Several London journals have asserted, for the last ten that the King of Naples having retjue'tcd the medi.ation of the King of France it) his dispute with En-land respecting the sulphur question, the same had been bv the British Ministry, and that every difficulty would be soon ad- is'ed. It IS also asserted, a few days since, that Great Britain had made a proposal to America to the Boundary Question upon the basis laid down by the King oi Holland some years since, and also to pay to the State of M-tine £200 000 for the right of a certain roail between the British possessions in America. For the last two days, however, all these statemcnt.s have been denied the London journals, the conductors of which, as has so fre- leuily happened before, are now convicted of having no on these inieresiiiig subjects. The general opinion here is, that the would de- pre -aie a war with the United ates, and that, indeed, were it otherwise, ihe House of could never be per'uaded to declare war against a nation which lias proposed to refer the question in dispute to ail arbitration. It imut be recollected that the reformed House of Coiomons of 1840.

is very differently con'tituled from that of 1812, when the leader of that House bad at hisdi.sposal sixty votes of members returned by the Ministry in addition to this, the measures which have been against China, require a large expenditure the financial condition of the country is one which points to anything rather than a state of war with America, and the question at issue is one which excites very little interest in the great mass of the people. Whatever may be the real opinions of the Ministry as to the justice of the American rlf.ims, it would be to expect a very extraordi- nuiy degree of public virtue on the part of any English admini-iraiioii, for them voluntarily to give up a single acre of land, which is asserted to belong to the sacred soil of Britain Such a measure would be immediately followed by the denunciations of the opposition, who would thus be enabled to drive them Iriun office. This is the true reason why this dl.s- piued question has remained unsettled for the last fifty years nor can any one easily suppose it can ever be adjusted in any possible manner, except by ar- by which the above named obstacle is removed. We have dates from New York to 8th April, and they are considered as very unfavorable as respects the internal condition of the United Siates. Indeed confidence in the stocks and engagements of the Americans is daily becoming less, nor can this excite any surprime in one who calls to mind the event' of the past three years.

The facts that a Bank, which, only a few years since, was in partnership with ihe Gttvernmeni of the United States, and which, for a put of twenty itselt (to use expression of Mr Jaudon.) on the very pinnacle of has liled. after having made use of the most shameful subterfuge.s and malpractices that a majority of the States have coniractetl debts which amount in the asgrceate to the debt of the Revolution, and that they have not, in some made any provision foi the payment of even tne interest that one sovereign State, numbering a ninth part of the people of the United States, noi long since, actually stop pavment, and. what is much more disgracetul, resume payment only by borrowing the money required of the very criminals, who'n iis duty called upon it to u'e arraigned for trial and condemnation that twice since April. 1837, nearly ihe whole of eight hundred banks have suspended specie payments, thereby robbing the nation of millions of money, and that, up to ihis very there has not been found moral courage enough, in a single one of our Legislatures, to es 'cuie the laws and to inil cl (he penaby incurred that to this date not a single State the Union adopted ihe only measure which ran redeem ran credit, the imposition of taxes upon the people. That facts like these should have a depressing inflti- et.ce on American credit in Europe, can surely excite the surprise of none.

Persons, jndced, of reflection have given up the expectation of receiving favorable accounts (roni Amciica, prosperi can be founded on a rurrewy and uniil that point is plined, all semblance ef improvement can be but illusory and We have heavy arrivals of cotton at Liverpool, an p'ices be ng low, the mills Lancashire are in full woik. Trade, however, is, general, very dull, )ugh more acuve than it was a few weeks since. tuey is e.isily obt.iined for security. The V. either is very hoi, and there is a great want of rain; but the prospect an abondant harvest is thus far flittering.

01 the U. Bank shares, there are no- meroim seller.s, bat very few buyers, as the accounts from America considered veiy The and Rev'. Dr Lardner, who left England recently with the wife of Capi. Heaviside, of Brighton, vou have befiire heard, has been followed by the husb nd to Parts, where he was found with hi- chire amie, of his unlawful acquisition, Qiid beaten by the husband to a jeily. The lady had a settlement of £30,000 on her marriage, the income of which is to have exercised too powerful an infl lence on the avaricious propensities of the doctor, and to have induced him to place himself in his pre- aent unenviable situation.

Believe me lo remain, dear sir, Very truly your friend, The artrtiiher remarkably floe, bat in making up the corn which is at hand, it is rXprcted they will be in favor of a reduction ihe present duty on flour, and arc likely to let of that article out much better th.in could have been expected. American fltuir, in bond, is at 27 a 27s. 6J. paid, 37s. 6d a 38s.

fid. The news received by the British Queen was calculated to produce kouie uneasiness to all thoNe connected wiih American affairs. U. S. Bank is quoted nominally at £14 per Ptiinsylvania Fives at 75 per cent.

Money is now become plentiful in London, on short lime, ami a very considerable improvement ha', therefore, taken place in the prices of many of the securities of this country. So soon a.s the Maine boundary question disposed of, the same improvement, to a limited extent, will, no doubt, apply to American securities. U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

Virginia Election Richmond Enquirer, says of the result of the late election in Virginia. The returns are all in and the last counties have all been in our within an ace ol equalizing the parties in the next If justice be done oor contesting oandidate.s, we may perhaps succeed in.turning the tables upon the Whigs; and carrying the two Senators. By that lime the whirlwind of the Presideiiital Election will have swept over the state, and showed so decided a majority of the popular voles for Martin Van Biiren, as lo assist in turning scales next Tennessee democrats in Tennessee are on the move. An immense meeting was held at the Court House in Robertson County, on the 2d instant, where Governor olk addressed his fellow citizens in a masterly manner for ttvo hoars. The Lion of Western democracy has started from his lair, and he will traverse the country with an irresistible step.

Indiana letter from this state, about which the British whigs have bragged so In the large towns the democrats it while in country places the federalists raises the old Jackson men wdo voted for Harrison at the last election have almost universally found out that they are in the wrong and are walking themselves off the Harrison at double quick Notin Ihe British whig meeting in Faneuil Hall, last week, iomeof the orators were not fittingly dre.ssed fur the forgot to lay aside all their aristocratic that at every gesture of ihcir hand.s, to enforce upon their the blessinngs of poverty, and the extreme architectural beauty.and comfort of log cabins, the sparkling diamonds were vi-ible on iheir in the remotest corners of the Hall. It was a happy illustration of whig consistency. But, although the ans- tocrats may dazzle the of the they are used to call them, with the glitter of their diamonds and gold, they cannot dazzle menls by such sophistries as they now bring to operate upon them. The whigs, who have the learning anti all the seem to have become stultified with hard cider, or something wor-e. They cannot even write tolerable grammar.

For instance, in the Atlas song, it is vaiilied It should be rings, neighbor; but that would spoil the rhyme. Aroiin-I h'm b'nds a servile And lou Ac. The Atlas f-houhl send its H.irrison songs to be ground over by Gr.imrnar Peirce. The shrewd, hard-working friend of ours the other day remarked, that the probablerea- son why the British whigs now seem disposed to make the people believe that living in log cabins and eating corn bread are the most desirable of all modes of existence, i-, that they are conscious that their principles, if carried out, will reduce the men to that and they want to prepare them for the change. Democratic Meeting in Barre democrats of Barre held a meeting thereon the 11th inst, at which a series of patriotic resolutions were adopted from which we copy the Resolved.

That the present system of electioneering by the whig party is based on the genuine federal doctrine of contempt for the people; and the whig leaders, finding the people are a.s liule likely to be bought as to be driven, are now trying to coax them to swallow blue-lieht doctrines by hurras and log cabins, crackers and crowing, and hard cider. Extensive preparations are making in Barre for the celebration of the next 4th of July. The Essex Banner, a first rate democratic paper, printed at Haverhill, has been lately enlargpd, and improved in its mechanical appearance. With the aid of the Banner, the Salem Advertiser, and the Lynn Record, old Essex vvill be enabled to give a good account of herself next November. The Tremont looks as nice as a has been newly painted and cleansed, and is second to no public house in the Union in the excellent manner it IS conducted.

The U. S. by Holman acquiring a very high reputation. Its landlords spare no exertions to make iheir visitors comfortable and happy En of friend wrote us from the Astor House, N. the other day, and praises that immense esfablisbnient in the highest terms.

He says that the Captain, Stetson, and Boyden suffer no house to go ahead of them in any one rooms and furniture are kept in the neatest are drilled like the seamen on board of a seventy-four, and every luxury the market affords is found upon iheir tables, Acc. dec. We should like to hear Charles give the Country once more. Muftnous Sailors and Sea wyers. Tiy far the of ihe monsters of the deep, are as a certaiti class of s.iilor.s, who are cor SI in the habit of law with their messmates, arc termed.

Their advice, however, oiten involves those who take u. in serious trouble, w'as proved tii Ju.lge Court ycMrnUy Kowi.t ice homas and Hesrt Rcssell, were pui on trial for reiusmg a the brig Sarah Ann Abby. on ihc 2d of Noveintier, after they regularly shipped. The brig. Capt.

Burton, master, oecame bonml down at the light-house, and as his cook was a he ran back to port to get a new one The prisoners then insisted that the voyage had ter- min.iled by this retrograde movement but, after some with the officers, they abambmed this ground as untenable. They next that there was no medicine chest on board but the captain upset this, by showing them the chest. Still they refused, and Capt. Sturgis, of the Revenue Cutter, was sent for, and to him they raised a new objection, that the brig was not sea worthy, as her rigging was unsound. Capt.

Sturgis was of opinion that the vessel was fully equal to the voyage she was intended for, advised them to go to their duty, and, upon their refusal kittk them into ciisiuily. They w'ere brought betore Judge Davis, 'or examination, and his Honor, to make assurance doubly ordered Capt. Peirce and another gentleman, to make a survey of the brig, and they that she w'as adequate to the intended voyage. The were thereupon committed to jail to await their Inal, and have laid there six months. Judge Story charged the jury, that notwithstanding brig might be quite sea-worthy, yet if the prisoners honestly believed that she was not so, and 'hat was the true reason why they refused to go in her, this error of judgment was not to be magnified into the offence ol a revolt.

Whether they did so believe, was a question for the jury lo determine, from all the evidence, incluiing the declarations of the prisoners and, if ihe jury were not satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt to the contrary, they should return a verdict of not I he jurv retired about 12 and had not upon a verdict at 2 when the Court adjourned to 9 P. M. this day. The jury agreed and sealed up their verdict at 4, P. and it will be announced at the opening of the Court this morning.

Under the charge, there is some hope for the prisoners, who have al- reaily paid a severe penalty for their conduct. Case GoouRiroE, Peter Barnes, Henry Dyer, George Johnson, John Colli.ys, William F. A. Swett, and Geo Hormsbey, of the ship Adrian, were victims to sea law When tliry shipped, the Adrian was under the command of Capt. Russell, who was succeeded by Capt.

Davis, belure she was cleared. They claimed to be di.s- charged, ar.d refused duty, the strange ground, that the change of the master exiiiiguishcd iheir contract on the shipping papers, Capt. virgis wa.s fjr to reinoiisirate with them. He took with him a volume, and read lo them an extract from the law, in which it was clearly laid down that the change of the inasier did not absolve them from their contract: but this advice they persisted tn refusing, were in consequence arrested, and committed to j.iil, where they have laid since the 25ih of February. They had no couii'cl.

Sibley also gave them the same advice as they received Irmn Capt Sturgis. After the before Judge the prisoners expressed a willingness to rejoin the ship, but the owners lefused to receive them. In charging the jury, Judge Story cited a clause from their shipping papers, in the usual printed form, in which the prisoners agreed to go in the ship, whereof Capt, Russell was then present master, or sucn other person as might be appointed. This was a coup-de-grace to their case, and the jury, in a short tune, returned a verdici of guilty Judge Story left it to themselves whether they should be sentenced on some other day, and ihev expresseil a desire to hear their doom forthwith. is honor then said he should take into con- suleraiiiiu the fact that thevdni finally conclude, after the mailer hid been investigated in the court below, to go in the ship, and the fact that they h.id already 'offered a period of punishment.

If he erred, he would desire to err on the ol mercy but he had rea- to believe that the public were more in favor of severe punishments than the He then a'k- ed them if they had any money, and, upon their reply in the negative, he sentencid them severally to thirty days imprisomeni in the jail, and to pay a fine of one dollar each, without the costs of prosecution. He said ii he were to impo.se the costs upon them, it would operate as a sentence to perpetual imprisonment, unless the President of the U. States should remit the sentence. POLICE COURT. Murdock was well received last evening at this Theatre, and it must have been highly gratifying to him, after an absence of nearly three years, to be so warmly welcomed back.

Mr M. has ade great improvement since we last saw He i.s to appear this evening in a favorite character. Mr Horn, our old Poole, who has di.stinguished herself in New Yoik, ami Mr Giubilei, will ofl'er an entertainment here ol great attraction on Thursday evening. The Transcript goes in for the dorsals and dominals, entire. By the ay, Professor Bronson and Mr Colburn will give a musical and oratorical en- lertaintonent to-morrow evening, at the Chapel.

Messrs Henry G. Carlton and Matthew Harvey have succeeded Messrs E. Ac S. C. Baldwin, as proprietor? of the Argus and Spectator, printed at Newport, N.

one of the best soldiers in the of democracy. TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Friday, May 15--tn the. Horns question of the public printing was and the resolHiioiis ot the majiirity of the ctunmuiee, prescribing the incnie by tvhica such shall bercaiter be executed, were odopied. Mr of Virginia, moved lor the suspension of the rules, enable him la submit a that the resolve itself into coinmiliee of the whole on the state of the Union, for the purpose of taking up the Sub-Treasury Bill.

was decnied, yeas 117, nays 83. There not being the rules were Dot General Victory over the holders of the property ol the Mr Clark, is not more complete than was his extermination of in the Florida war. In the late preliminary case, Dr Barnss, one of the principal comes out in the New- Orleans Sun, and here publicly charge, that General Edmond P. Gaines and Mr Charles Patterson ctiiered into a private agrecnieni betore the late trial, by which it was sub'taniially agreed that Mr Patterson, by so doing, 'hotild incur no risk whatever, and that whatever should be the result, his property should be secured to him. I charge that that agreement was private and it was put iii it wms signed and that every portion of this charge IS susceptible of proot in a court ol justice; and I avouch that I can put my finger upon most respectable persons, by whom can be MARINE JOURNAL.

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lACkliart, do; I'ella, Hni ey, AugtiaU; Wiireh.iiu. noRTl Ui MAP OF CHINA. WJll HK PltRllsMHi the lotil.rl 'VijuijMr, epl-n U-l AP A on t-r' 4 the to't'an liortii -Huiiiat rxleitil'r; Ihe i -ni i.r* -I Uonti t- I mi A wilii lite wtniif' Ilf: of Sr.t f. 1 litan.la, and a fioed. M-p a 1 I.

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IMIS liAV anil Ite at e. th tn From wiir GnrreBponilent. KPG I.Sth. Kollh, Sarah, ft.rthwt. Paliruw Proytncctown for Pruyidence.

Sailed sloop Day is, Sonieraet. 6 De.p.ilch, Kelly, Hole for Proti dence. The atnive remain. The river had fallen several inches at New on the 5ih instant. The Picayune The water is still oozing through the outer levee in places, but the fear.s of its breaking through entirely have in a measure Whether the danger is really over no one can The Norfidk paper as zealous in the cause of the people, as it is the following recipe for making Harrisonenthusiasm Send a le'ter or special messenger to three or four in each of the neighboring towns, and request I hem to appear at such time and place, with banners, then Atre some dozen or boys to hurrah, clap, and stamp their feet at proper which, add an uncertain quantity of hard cider, and you have all the materials for making federal enthusiasm.

We know not that the article is made fiom the same ingredients in all places; but from whai we have had in this region, we are certain that the above are the only articles which enter into the of tho.se noi.sy wdiig meeiiiigs, entitled movements of the The JVtrv Bedford Register, copying General speech, is one of ihe best speeches we have seen on the subject, and should be widely circulated and extensively read. Would it not be well for every in town to take an extra copy or two, and thus aid in giving it a circulation When his honor made this remark, he cast a glance at the Reporter which could not be misunderstood, from the fact that some of his sentences have been made the subject of animadversion in the Morning Post; and they have also been questioned in the American Jurist, The ground taken by the Reporter and other writers has that the Judge has not sentenced common sailors with sufficient severity, in comparison with their ofiences, but that he has convicted officers disproportionately light; and that, too, for heinous offences. For instance, Capt. Winn, for a cruel and unpreccedent imprisonment of his male in a warm climate, attendant w'iih circumstances of unmentionable agravaiion and the case of Nichols and Couch, master and mate, for beating, and torturing a sailor named Wilson, w'iiih a of goad, made out of a broken satl-needle, until he snnk under the combined effects of their treatment, and when dead was thrown overboard, without any funeral services, like a dog. A pirate crew would not liqve endured lo see a shipmate so disposed of in the lonely ocean and the slight sentence which was imposed on the two prisoners was regarded by the public with an unqualified expression of opinion that it was wholly inadequate to the enormity of the offence proved.

In the charging the jury, on the trial, the judge himself said could find no possible, or conceivable excuse for the use of the goad or pricker, which had been used day after day on the body of the deceased. lisha lagg struck his colors to Commodore Rum-barrel, and Midiscreelly surrendered at discre- Are you a common asked the Clerk, and Flagg teel ihai I should be justified in saying that 1 drink liquor whenever I have an opportunity to get This, uh duiibicdly, is the young definition of a common lirunkard, and if it be true that all drink whenever they can are such, there is a mighty host of them in this city, and elsewhere. The proof was clear that he had been on a bizz for fortnight. The court gave him a chance io mend his manners, by admitting him to bonds lobe a good boy for two months. Resignation of the Post Master General Amo.s Kendall has resigned the office of Post Master General, which he has filled for several years with honor to himselt and signal advantage to the country, ill health which prevented his devoting the time and labor neces.sary to the arduous duties of the station have letl lo his resignation.

In a letter published in the Globe, Mr Kendall announces his intention to give his services to the public as editor of the Extra Globe There is no post where his services and talents could be better em- ploved, than as the editor of such a a writer, Mr Kendall has no supenor, and the Extra Globe under his management, will be tne best and most widely circulated publication in this country. Familiar Aviih public men and measures, with an acute mind, ami a life of eventful experience, he brings to that paper talents and service, that will make it invaluable, and which, when the p-'ice is considered, should place it in the hands of every family 111 the country. As editor ot the Argus of We.stern America, Mr Kendall acipiired an early and distinguished reputation ihrougti Kentucky and the reputation has increased through his career, first as Auditor, and then as Post Master General. VVe hail his return to his early profession, as the acq ii.sUion to the pre.ss of this country. His keen and discriminating pen, and sagacious intellect, will be as usefully employed for his countrymen as an p'titor, as they could have been had he remained at the head of the Post Office Department.

Every imellrgeni man should a subscriber to the Extra Globe. From no other source can so much accurate and sound information be Hartford limes. DISASTERS. Fhip Coliimbi.i. Clark, at Sew York, on 9ih ull.

in Iririh Cbaniiel, came in contaci Br hark which carried BW.Tv in the kniahi the cutw iier Anti it irery dark couUl not aKcrtaiti what damage the lurk jr- VA'Ai rxidi i ii li.i.i al llie Piihiic of B. Isiii nut ami al the exhimi aitlilio.t .1 ms rtir (t. "i t'Mi a of them rare, U. them w'' I hs fmn I die IJ F.n I' It.M'e I ilMt I I' to 111 4 the ''ii li 1 tia-. C' r' flr.1 liv the 1 Ol the tin ri 'iemenn h.iv.

I iiixde with ir of to the ip ll.ir'ten, the n-'orvai 'ry I t' every day fo'in sti.tri.e unin 'I II I I 1 1 i ATI 1 111" 1 I Air I 'A WIN A a- on F-ed. 11 1 1 lit V- iniG riMIf iti-y SrOKEN. 9. lat Ion tS-f, waa ship Tartar, of Btwton.eleer- in? with of A(iri! 20 lat Ion 22 hark Danl Wehster, Manaoii, J2 d.aya froni Hamlitir? for New York April 21, lat -19 Ion ship Harriet Jt Jessie, days frn Liverpool for ChHrle'lon. April 24 lat 4S Ion 11, ship Augii ta, Snow, from Liverpool lor New Orleans May .1, ofTHole in the AA'all, brig B.dfour, 10 fai Jamaica for Alatanzas, May 5, l.at 30 JO Ion brig Algonqidn, of Warraa, fin Bristol, KI for Savannah.

Alay 5, offCafw FlorHla.sch Emily Jane, of Baltimore from for tow, a launch with 2 large guns mounted in it. May 11, lat Ion R8 30. was parsed steamer Great Western, from New York for Brisinl, Alav 13, olf iiteras, brig Mary Pease. Shields, of Portland, fm Trinidad for Boston. FOREIGN PORTS.

A Londonderry 27th ult. William Jamea, Elwell, from New York. Sailed from Ant'verp 27ih nil. Cef'a, I.eshorn Ar at rna 21, F.inm.a fsadore, Fletcher, Bosten; Banian. Wat-ion, do; Droino.

Paxton, Trie-ite Italy. Mitier, from Phitad. ju'fl ar. and orilered to Havre: Sagamore, Moore, fmiii Havana ar 2Sih wi? oriiera: Br.azil, do ar and is ordered lo t'ronnadt; brig Sainor, from ar 27ih, and is order ed lo Antwerp. Al AFonteso Bay, 2Sih iilt.

scha Philadelphia just ar; Garden of Kdeii, Harnor, Cuba, same day, Al St Thomas 23d idt. ehi() Jol.n Cater, Dtvis, Idg cd for NYork; hrivs R.iron, l.ockh,»rt, Churchill, from New A'ork Alexamlcr, from David from New Orleans, ar 20iti. Sai 21st, sch Virginia, Porto Ca1 elln. 28ih ult. tiriss fer Philadelphia Cumlierlaud, Stenle 4: Consiiiaiion, do3 or Helen Adame do hie; Henrietta, Far.ell, do wig cargo: sch Hallcit, for New A'ork Idg.

Sailed brig Mary Pe.ise, ShieKis, for iu srh David Pratt, Pra At i Johns nt biigsVeto, Tucker, and Pandora, Elliot, for Syilney, Echo, Stevens, repg. Araldo same'I'lie, sch hence CB 6th uU schs Amanda Ophe'ia, Haley, for Boston, next day J.a le Roiirne. Perkins. Ar at Hrlifix 5'h in-t schs Hy fday. Kider.

Grand Bank, put in for ca'les; 7lh brig Smith Savannah; Baxter, Biker. Philade phia: 8th hrigSian.dard. Hinson. Balli- iiiore Cld 6th schs Loriinl.a. Kelly, Portland; 7ih, Compeer, Eastfiori; Delphi, Nickerson, 9lh, Lagrange.

Alexandria Ar at St John NB. 12ih inst. sc.lis John.sioB, Philadelphia; 13ih, Globe, Plummer Kohl Rowland, Smalley, Baltimore. American Anti-Slavery Society Coates, of Pa IS the new President of this Society. There was a good deal of talk in favor of appointing to this office Mr Fortune, a colored man, but the proposition was finally overruled.

Fourteen Vice Presidents, from as many different States, were appointed, and a numerous board of Managers. J. C. Jackson, Domestic Secretary; C. C.

Burleigh, Foreign do. Isaac Hopper, Treasurer. Executive Committee L. Gibbons, William Biiffum, Thomas Van Ransalaer, Isaac T. Hopper, Charles Marriott, J.

C. Jackson, J. C. Hathaway, Nathaniel Southard, and three or four Y. J.

Com. Harrisons Principles man is entitled to have a voice in the election of his rulers, unless he pt.sse.ss a free-hold of the value of one hundred dollars. Second, if an individual owe a sum of money, which he has not the abil'ty to pay, he shall be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder; and if his nature revolt al the degradation in which he is plunged, and he seize again his freedom, he shall be tied to the public whipping-post and beaten with thirty-nine siripe.s Bedford Mercury. Drowned Peter Farley, an Irishman, was drowned on Saturday morning last, while bathing in the canal near Lowell. Fatal Accident Farrier, an Irishman, struck by a car laden with stone, on the Massa- chu.setts corporation in Lowell, on the 18th and immediately expired.

IMPORTS. HAVANA. Sch molassea 362 boxes sugar 49 coff e. Shelton Broiher Greely WHAl.ERF. from Newburyport 16.h.

ship Navy, Brock, Pacific Ocean. Siileil from New I6ih, brig Peri, ShiKklcy, whaling; 17th. bark Wetib, ilo. Bark Georse Marilia, at New BeilfortI Intb. spoke 16, Atex Manefielil, 4 rt and saw her i.iko two mure; Jan Howppia.

LViO wh; reporleil Oct 1 W.ish- iricii'n, Oshiirn, nooil FH. 8 whales, Dec 10 NB 5 whs; 18 Thomas Dirkason. SH lOO'J hbis; Gen Pike SB 1400; Mayflower; lOOO; bia SH 900. Satlsd oin St ull. Nan netrly full, on a cruise.

Feb 27ih, tat 32 49 S. Ion 47 58 W. Peru, Coffin, 50 sperm. A pril 27, 31 31 Ion 53 20, ship Grand Turk, bound to the South Atlantic. May 13, lal 3310 Ion 70 59, sch Solon, with 200 bbli cil.

MARK I ED. In city, on S.ahl'atli evrnii'c. by t'li Rev F. Grav of ate ol Besti In I liabeih l.i'’*!. of th a f.iiy.

OnSaii alioraoi'i hy MrSsw. to At S.irah A. M' ON it By R. Streeter, Mr Getchell to F. B'l'wn I Fcr At Vi'w Haven.

1 lib inst, Atr Sitliman, Jf of Prof Siliimaii) to Susan liU lliu late AAilhamJ At 14ih AVahor Baker. of Dorch 111 Mi- Kieanor Jameson, dau hier ilietaie R.ilw rt VV of BtMiun. uuLcii. I I I NhW AM I- II) I-1 Kli! few VI'I' nil ii' ri ('. I Ft.R I IBtBM DIED.

At rimhri.lg»-port lost. Charh ttc l.le-»i hit 1 of Mr IS mos Al B. ightou, 16ih L. 23. At Aleilloril.

16ih hist. Capt u.ter, Al Watertown. Klix.rl*eth, wife of Ft win Stos.e, Funen! from in Weilnetdry at 4 are mviieil to attend Al Concord, H. I7th iinil. George He.uy, son of Mr S.nnp 0.1 Ralihvin, 17.

JIAiCand'a, H. in January, Mr Timothy at out years. He retired to rest as ho ti.nl for several years; taken in the nichl with lent fit of coughing, whicli he hiirel a blood vessel ami hte.i lo (leaih in a few mninenta. We have re.iion to that out loss his uii'peakable Blesaed are li deaJ in tlie I'l A H. 1 y- Hit) PAS8ENGERS.

Dr tke Bold Commander, from Mesera GeoAbU'll, HaminoetI, laa.ae Waldioo ami Il) il)'; at New York from hi ou Farrar and lady, of Lamlirhlge. A A M) P' "I ri 1 A for I i.li i.Il hi. i ni Bo'too. (iveviom lo io liOKN, wilt ll.o mi'-t ivorile Dnrf on 1 l- SIN Mf Hiiav will pre 10 iimv Freni flou. and ai ih e.

Doors open at oe( 1,1 li Il A RR I r'vIn foni week ol young, a varietv vii ih. ii Coll ami 'traode ir lierehy given, that a warrant has been ini week Mr (I. by Dhvard G. Loring a in Chancery in far an I M.i-.'t, i.m. i aii.l exi er'inei 1 4 I NOTICK.

by Ldward G. Loring the county of Suff aulimrizing the r.iib«» filler to t.ake of the ot John Thornton, of Boston, in the county aforesaid. Gciitl-oian, an -ni or; aioi that a meeting of all ilie crcditorsof the s.tni I horn- lori, will be held al the Master in fJh tiicery's flice No 16 Court'ireel, in said on the of Jii ie tiext. at ten in the lorenism, when the rrcdiU'ri are to come to prove their debts, anil llien to pro ceeil lo the choire uf Asaiiiiee or olihee-iie of the said rhornton, ami surli other may itien Come then io relation to llie saal estate am! all i imiebteil to the said Th'irntori, or tlial have any of his elFecis are forbidden lo pay or deliver the to any but the subicriiier, or the or Assignees who shall as afore anti all o' pr. jieny said '1 hornlun, are now furbUideo by JOHN SARGENT, Messenger, into 27ih 29ih trj C.iiliin» to ihf b.

Div iVrt ml 8 'pilK GKt-'Afl-sF A FRA AAD-RV HAI and i- I Ibis ek IION III 1 'i it 'b A tl ni ti'n I ''N-rni an Thomas Kelly undertook to cut up a shindy in a cellar in Broad sireei, and when an aiiempt was made fo put him out, he planted his two bunches of fives, tt seriatem, in the nose and mouth of Hccior McLean. battered front looked as bad as his of old, after his body had been dragged over the battle ground at Troy, at the tail of the chariot of ihat amiable pride of Grecian chivalry, Rlr Achilles. Kelly was fined five dollars and costs. Extract of tua in this city, dated Maurhestrr, 21th April, 1840. We have now ascertained that the Halifax steamboat advertised to sail on the 16th of May, will not tike gooils for Boston, this voyage.

Since our re- spccrs of the llih April, Great there h.As lieen a steady demand for cotton goods. Yarns have advanced about per lb. Spinners and manufacturers are employed to a fair extent, as will be observed from the weekly consumption of cotton. The of cotton last week in Liverpool are reported at 34,780 packages, agains. 27,300 the week before, and about i per lb.

advance on some descrip. tious. The Salutatory Address of Mr C. G. Eastman, the editor of The Spirit of the Age, printed at Woodstock, Vermont, is wriuen with great ability, and Mr E.

to be a man capable to cope with the stiong arm of the aristocracy which now governs the Green Mountain State. He speaks with boldness and we anticipale from his labois the most auspicious results. Mr Thomas, the author of Clinton has a new work in press at Philadelphia, which he calls Prince Albert was thrown from his horse the other day, and the Queen fainted. Neither received serious injury. workingmen of the democratic party are busy, but keep drones make a great noise, but accomplish nothing of utility.

The whigs have been trying, for many years, to elect a man to the Presidency, lives in'a house of will find a log house as impracticable. Whiggery is iha childhood of old federalism. Fire factory in Portsmouth belonging E. W. Lawton, was entirely consumed on night last.

The fire broke out about 10 loss about half insured. The largest Sunday School in the world is at Stockport in England. The number of pupils in 1837 wa.s 2244, and teachers 400. Anti-proboscis-pulling decree Thomas Bartlett, hackman, defied the authority of officer Bowdoin, stationed at the Eaitern Railroad depot, to order, and conclutled hts contumacious conduct by threatening to pull nose, which is a tolerable handful. B.

swore that he was alraid that Bartlett would put his insulting, com- pringing, and compressing threat into vexatious and pride-mortifying execution; and Bariieit was put under bonds not to do that wickedly despiteful thing, or any other wicked thing, for the space of four calendar months from date. cikars, Fish tioxei Sprague I chert 1 mdse, Carey. AGAGUADAVIO. Sch casks lima 20 tons stone, Sch 349 hbls molasses, Weld kegs lard, Lane bhis flour, k. I hhdssugar.

order. SAVANNAH. Sch bales cotton, Sheiuni, Brt'ther hints Thayer CO ICS rice, mastor- 10,000 cane onisr. ARRIVALS. CLEARANCES, fec.

SAI.FM—Ar I 6 ih. schs Mn jertic, Snow Georgetown DC; Bril- Bant, Hawkins, New York: sloop Jackson Gauss Boston; I7ih, hri? Leaiier. Cheever, Para via do; sch Lucy it Margaret, Bur- riO. NEWBURYPORT-Ar 17ih, hri? America, Anderson. Rich- ni'nut; schs Elvira, Plummer.

Rubicon, Newman. Siisanna, Hazlesrove, Preilericksburg; Jew, Boston. bri? Kirhnmnd 16ih, sloop Rhoda, Cld sch Snowman, Newbury port. Sailed bark Richmond; brigs Turner, arul Brutus; sch Citizen; 14ih, Charles Miller. 15th.brigs Only Son, Hatch, Boston; Fredonia, Pierce, Providence; schs Mschanic, Wentworth, and Clarissa, El dr id Brwion.

NEW 16ih, Industry, Macomber, Baltimore; Time. Georseiown. Ifiih, sch Pearl, Pearce, Baltimore for Bristol; sloo(ys Charles. Ash, New York for Proviilence; York, Barker, ilo for New York. ArlSih.schs Pontiac, Norfolk for Pfoviilence for Excel.

for Bostoti; Mayflower, Kelley, Boston for Alexandria; Convey, Baker, Providence for Boston. FALL 16ih, echsCleopatra, Beaty, Virginia: Sarah Frances, Gibba, Sandwich; sloop Three Brethers, New York via Prnvidefice. 16ih, sch Pearl. Pearce, from Baltimore via Tih schs Canton, Paine, Siirannah, 8 ds; Btillei'le. Rearer, Sandvvich.

Ar ISih, bri? Susan Sarah, Allen. Mobile; sch Two Brelhers, Farmer. Hortfiwl. Al Warwick Harriet, Vinson, for New Or- ieaos. at anchor, wind heund.

NEW YOKK -Ar I 6 th ships Quebec, Hehbard, London and Perunionih 15th ull; Columbia, Clark, Liverpool 38; Philadelphia, Moraan, London 6 ih ull; Auburn. Durfey. Orte.ans. 20; May Fltjvver. Weeks.

Liverrvxil 14lh ult; barks Daniel Webster, H.ambur? I 4 lh ull; Clifton, (Bt) Rriasoo, Cerk 44; Henry. L.aird, I.iverpool 2d ult: brig Sawyer. Apalachicola; Pa cific, Jennings, May'aeuez via Drake, Stevens, Plymouth; Detroit. Hammei. ami Petinol.

Baker, Boston. Below 2 ships, and 2 hriis Cld ships Congre-w, Waterman. Republic. Thompson, Charleston; Whiimore, Baltimore; Glolie Parker, Pasaboro, NS; Snow, Bangor; sch Oreson, Hillock. Havana PHILADELPHIA-Ar 16ih, sch Honry Brown, Filing, Perth Amboy Cld India.

Havana B.ALTIMORE-Ar'5ih hark Mary, ATyrick, New Orleans; brigs CoHyria, (Br) Card, Windsor NS; Havana. Woedman, Havana; Wankinco Hfiwlanvi, Boston; schs Robi Waring. Carr, Guayama; Intlenendence, Siiirievanl. Por'land; Talma, New York. Cld Herahl.

(Br) Wadson. Halifax A I- heri.S'.-trs. Wert Indies; Jaslina, Amanda, New Hiiven. I3ih, brig Providen'-e; sch Invincible, Leavitt. Brunswick Me.

Cld Danish brig Alphonso, St Johns, Porto The ahip Isabella, for Liverp.x)l; went to sea from Hampton lloHils this rniiig. Also srh Mary, Bath. ALEXANnRIA-Sailed I3th, schs Ke.sper, Damascus, a.od Phehe A Eliza. Rorton i i CHAKLK.STON—Ar llih. hark Acadian.

(Br) Auid, Halifax II: hrie Guayama, Andros, Wilmiiiston, NC; sch Emma. Bancroft, Phil.idelphia. Want to sea, Br ship St Liverpool; Br bark Gleaner, Greenock; Sumner, Orleans 9th, brig Madison, Rulkley, NYork. NOriCK is hereby siven that the subscrilier has been duly ap Assignee of the estate of Elijah Brown, bury, in the County of Norfolk, having place of in Loslon, in the county of SuflTolk, SiaJ'u t. an debtor.

A'! indebted to saitl Itave any of estate, required to pay and deliver the same lo the said anil to none other. The aefond meeting of the creditors of said Brown, will be held at the ollice Willard, Master in Chancery. Court ntreci, in Boston, on the 27ih day of May current, al loek. llie aft when the saul debtor will apply for his dischargi, ami creditors may then amt there pruve their claims, THEODORE OTIS, Assisoee May 8 1840. isJOih 2CUi ''ml9 19FH Steamer British B.

have Valencia, and Si.k F'igured Vcatinga. Sinsle and Milled Altairt Kilibet! Gaiubroocs Cloinled, Drown, and Bleached Fancy Linen Rich Fisured Ermi Hdkfs. Satin Buttons, Ac. nil9 Im No. 83 Milk street.

Scenes characters, Ac in the first half century of the by a naino edition, with eriginal on the Currency of the United Sirles, and and luiure prospects of the Cimnlry, by F'csh supply this rsceivtal by C. C. LITTI.L A BROWN, ml9 LIFE OF JOHNSO.N Life of Sami si Johnson, inclndii a Journ.xl of Toiir to the Hebrides, by James Boswell, Esq. to which are by Hawkins, Piozxi, Murphy, iieynilds, and Notes by va- rkms hamls.S vols Thisilay received and for sale by CH.AS. LITTLE JAS.

BROWN, iiniioriers of Fttreign Books, No 112 WashmcDn street A.XGLEK’S souvenir hy Fisher, A by sever.tl eminent Piscatory Characters, with lilusira- lions by Bt Ckwitli and A few for sale by C. C. LITTLE J. BROW No 112 Washington St. TRIPED SEERSUt Hqarior en cle for Summer Coats just received for sale by CUSHING, MAlvftH A CO.

Chambers 61 Kilby street, corner of Water street, Lt'ier- ly square. itefi 6 Kverv evfii hrd 1 1 i- Ht- t.Ai.Dh t'K HAI ILEOt IRFMON, ware. b-lwein RIERE ors 0 en at 7 o'rl ai bLVKN I ii WKLK t.F Tro En'ir. Su' A I HAI i Fontlon.i! .110 Ol 'owdi On MG.M-AV, I RA i-M I) I.mVE’N LESIl-N 1 I A iter wtiii h. MINE Dit I Admi'-'i'n 'o I ed IS 'IMIEAFKIt AL ih li'hi'd a thtair l.r t.

exj enet. 111 lite lo mai.ii'-t'iM I with ihi'ir Hewit sitei.ti tu ami t.ri -i nui (iiremeiitof wardrut ait (j. sinec. ami the proli 'aU'ii gi i.e-ji.v. He 'Aill res'sir) ut of ilie (trofes' l'ii ho tre II i lei' i are of ing il' ii o.

i.anie.: un hm book. Afpo pter, D. v.ftv i AU ci'mmiiiiic it'on" ii't b. ance frt-m 9 till ai til 4 i York. Aprili-t Ito if -i AND PARTIES' trjr- l'AKL NOllLf -471.

gnteiul i this mi'ilimi ilmir fritn.l» is they (n.t ihetr lam nier a.id ii te watt m.ay fi'oi aiiing iHtal rremoi.t nbout bas tweu i.rw ai.u wilti ail the t. -1- ing and will Iroin 2 lo fieir Bonis consisting if hallenge, lenrc I-rark I le and Pilot, are in prime oriter ai will ai con i' fr ')" lo a diizen (ler-waris Fhe Chal'eore ed wdh Imfi.t om the tniniitHii ry Mr Djer, for th- inakmg tu I Bo.i»» of ideiit il not s'nk, aed are i fiirtber information ii qmre l'f F. AN Long wharf, where stores ta if it subscribers. ANIO.MO inl3 JOHN E.l HASEK IKON WOUK FOU DOSTO.N CUSTO.M HOl'l'E ROPOnA! be rereived hy ni 2 a Cusumi tn Hosmsi at their Ol TO le A very p'easanlly situated Brick on atreet. ceniaininj kitchen, basement, parlors with ing tioors.

and six or eight rejwir and od water. rear Bank. mI9 Iw SHIPPING DUTFER. I TA prime Rutter, for put up in of from 3fl to 3.5 lbs each. For al 37 North Market street, by CHARLEIS F.

JOY. eoplm nit9 Baltimore Market, 15, Beef Cattle-The ofTerings of Caiile for sl.iugliierir»« this week, were mil l.irge, and the prjces ranged from aixmi to 7,50, according to quality. The pniTes of Hogs have undergone noshaiige, except for a lot of not full for which was paid, have sold at a 100 Ihs. Pravisiuns is firm at for mesa, aud we heat of of No. 1 al (Mjr bUI Sales of Pork al for and for priine, of the latter lo a 8 iderable extent.

In alih mgh the irans.icliona are not extensive, there are indications of more firinness, if not an improveme.it tn present We quote prime Western assorted al bj a 8 hams 10 middling 9 and slmulUers Lard is held generally al lOJ a 11 cts for prime 1, which an advance; an inferior article couUI be purchased for less for 9 cts. No. 2 Could probably be obtained. SPECIAL NOTICES. A htile black fellow, named at ve about as big as the jack of wa.s fined 810 and costs, for collecttug house offal, contrary to the City Ordinance.

Map of China will be seen, by the notice of Me.ssrs Wilmer 5c Smith, of Liverpool, in our advertising columns, that the publishers of the London Sun newspaper are now getting up a splendid map of China and the adjacent seas and territories, which will appear, and be accompanied by a history of the Chinese empire, an account ot the origin and progresss of the opium question, and the nava! and military preparations now making by England for prosecuting the war with China. A map, as good as this promises lo be, of a country so liule known, is at any lime a very desirable acquisition, and the existing difficulties have now rendered it much more so. As soon as the map is published in London, it will be forwarded to the United States, and vvill be for sale at the Counting Room of the Post. The Richmond Star gives the following specimen of nursery eloquence Poor tottymoose have liule piece of caky, and go rida with papa all pooiy The Star He that cannot eat any thin-, dressed in any way, at any time, out of anything, and this under the sight of any dirt, the effect of any smell, the sound of any discord, and the feeling uf any motion, ihould not go lo sea. BANK note list Corrected by Geo.

F. Cook A Co. Exckanje nrokers, State street, opposite the 14. MAINE. Bangor Commerci.il Rank, Bangor, Calais Calais, Waihtngion County, Canal, St City Bank.

P.irliand, Frankfmt Bank. Frankfort, WesUirook Bank, Bank of Bangor, l.tfayelle, Kemiuskeag, Froiiiier, Georgia Lumbar, Portland, Gxfortl Bank, at Fryeburg, Bangor Bank, old, Wolfborsugh Bank, Coscortl Bank, B.ink, Btwlou, CUelsea Bank, at Chelsea. A Mech.inics’, South Ailams, Nahant Bank, at Lynn, Fulton Bank, MHl'lline Interest, M'ddlesex Bank, at Cambridge. Norfolk Bank, at Roxbury, Roxbuiy, (io. RHODE ISLAND.

Rhide Islaml Central Bauk, SciiuateBank. vkk MO.NT. Bennington Bank, at Bennington, St Albans, St. Albaus, at Manchester, Guildhall. Bridjeport Bauk, al Bridsepoit, County, Stamford, RaH Road Co, The other iks of New arc received at the SuflToik Rink, and bongiil hy the Brokers al i per ct.

discount. 5 a dit a 11 it 10 a 15 II 15 a (( 15 a 46 ti 50 a ff( tt 3 a 5 (f a (I li 4 a ii ii il i a it it i a ti it 5 a iO itti fraud. closed. '70 a it cc 50 a it ti 25 a tt 80 a ii tttt 60 a tt tt II 80o tt ta fi 25 a 30 tt it fC 25 a 40 tt tt fi 5 a If 10 a 15 it fraud. 2 If Cic 1 20 a fi (1 3 a 5 (i (i il 5 a li II If 2 a 3 It tt 75 a ti it it 3 a 5 fi .1 ai 3 a ti 3 a ff fi 4t 3o If 3 a fi fi QUINCY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

to a ca in tbs pipers of the 13th the natives of Quincy and their tlescendanls in Boston, assembled at the Old Court House in School street. The meetine was called to order bv Lewis G. Pray, hisij and or-anized by the choice of Hon. JosiAH uincy Chairman, and effrey K. uackett Secretary Mr Quincy, on taking the Chair, tnade a atlilress, and was followed by Charles Adatn.s, who -ed the accompanying Resolutions, which were unaui- moiwly adopted.

Tliat the perpetuation of the princtple.s of freetlom in 5 Engiand under GikI, most the to which the knovvledgeof the oriain a.id history of theirsupijori- ers during liie jieriod two centuries now elapsed since the first settlements, can be generally spread among us. Ke-'olved, Thai present iheniselves which can he more filly for this lions of tlie anniversaries of the original foundations of the various towns of ourCoHi'fionwc llh. Resolved, That the citizens of Boston, natives or herwise connected with Quincv, have seen with great pleasure the festal ion on the jiart of their fellow citizens in the latter of an intention lo celebrate io a proiier manner the 2 day of May as the which, two hundred aso, iheir town origina ly iind that, they will cheerfully operate wirh them in all suiiabie arrangements to promote the same. Res-alved. That a Cimmlitee be appointed from this meeting who shall have communicate with any Committee th.U shall be r.iised in lincy.

and to aid them in making ail the necessary pre.oarati-'i)» whicli arc contemplated for llie due solemnization aintversary. In accortiance the last resolution, the following named -re ctinsen, loamslilute a Qtiiucy, Jr. G. Pnv, James Rich.irdson, William Havden, Benjamin Guild, Edward Miller, Charles Adams, Nathaniel Faxon, Arnold, C. Greenleaf, Francis Adams, William Phipps, Jeffrey Brackett, E.

Burke Whitney After 8 from several gentlemen, among whom wtrs Dr. A'lams, William Hayden, and Miller, iirtis the JEFFREY BRACKErr, Secretary. ml 6 Banka New State I'f New'k ork, of New Jersey, City of Philadelphia, City of Baltimore, Dirtrici of Columbia, OM Uniie.1 Slates Bank Bills, Ciicckaon New York, do on Phiiidelpliia, do on Mobile, Savani-ah. do on Augusta, do on New d.i on Baltimore, on Churieston Exchange on Elngland, Spenish Mexican do, Sovttreigna. American Gold.

a 3 per Cl. die, 7 7 6 I i 1 a a 6 a 6 a 6 a Si a par a 74 a 12 a 124 84 9 12 124 84 9 £4 a 54 4 a 44 '8 a 84 prem. L5 90 a 16 12 15 60 a 15 70 4 85 a 4 o7 4 4 GUIDE-New EMilion CAPEN, LYON A 1 i Washington street, have lor s.ile, a new edition, just pu iished llie through the Miildle and Nortlieru States, and the of Canada, with a CTKAYED from a pasture in Charlesmwn, Thursday, May 11. a laree size Biy Horse, )2 years old bobtail; a little gray about his head, from age Whoever will return said horse 10 the at 18 Bliwsoin street, shall he generously rewarded. CHARLES WOOD in 19 isif WHALE OIL.

Cru te Wl. ile Oil laniiing from sehr Frances from Beilford, for siile by DR ADLEE A CO. 34 India 2 wis m2 3500 ilA 8 Monongahida Whiskey. do Ne'W York G.n, various brands. 50 do New York Bran.iv and Pure Spirit.

Jusireceivedand for sale by GEO. FELT.Na JOCtintoa TuF.V;.si 9 scp28 street. COR.N, I Oftfk board schr Lyceum, from Plymouth, C. For by 15ARNARD, ADAMS A CO 41 Commercial wharf. mi4 Cusiom ni Rwnoo their Oflice.

1 mercirti tlie Ibtl'day Ji'le neii, t-r he rk tnitiding of' tlie laxas, ih Fies, 11 kc kr 1 iie ow.i stock dl-j, p.ilierin, locks, liaii i iint m.ilcnal i'e required of lupennt qua livere i ai.ll pul II imy (te ruted agree ibly liirectH iliaw l'is m.iy turni'h, ilicir arreptancs. Any inforiraiion in reiriion lo tiic If ipulviPS or hv let'er A Cualom t.oinmerc:-'] the and bne w. le G. Boston, May 15, H40. uiic NE.WLY PVTEMLD CVl.IVDfíIi KL KHOlV- ING KKFRIGE.RAIOR-Onsiruft.iiof sn.t en new principie ii ig great other ar icie of the kn ever off-rnl in l.ie market for -a ijr si)le and the otily an cle y-i mide cap eraiing Col! Vir Ttiey are de -d for of Fan 'iieamboals Pa ken Ac mp jervmg wani.

weather and'-Mil le'n dun tne the rpiility ot a sift-iy che-it i to examine lliem E'or sa', by GO 11 f.entral wharf. islt "hi. OF THE. IHKATKK-V nual ol ihe Tremofii lettre ooufied ihe -J A Meeting of ine wiil Ue he'd at h. tho l'Jtli al 7j ck eveiiiug, for ihe of olli r- and the ir t.

as may come fo ih-m. By ol Prs I .1 and Din-cte-s, ol ilte 'fat) M'iV 8 ep'rtiM I9t1; ru IHE. AEEI-ICIKD would call the of our reailers CAST STEEL dozen Cist St ed of superior quality, for sale by J. MURDOCK, 13 Long wharf. istf 150 Wi NES-Worsted and tfouon Harness Ttvmes.

Hemp and Baling and Wrap on hand for sale by -NOYES A POWERS, 10 Central st. J3 isit FOR C. -No. 19 Bma.I street, corner of Central street, will for a short time sell Rviis anil Shi for le than it lo manufacture them, for Purchoders will be weil and see. a9 A.NUF.ACrUREK’S Ohl I for sale by E.

A. A W. WINCHESTER, jVlarkci street. is 2 awOw 15 aid ENGLAND CROWN WINDOW Gf.AS.S-ln to Eluir, prefxtrcd tty Dr GIR ARI IN a Ptiyaician wh'. luicnor tn none in me.

li iv.ug devoted hi- to the i.an of a ar fur a nun ber which are the Pi leg and se of unm-f rgci I leuding 111 'e irei meni ln li ne- hi hill -he ihemvi.d -t flu led ail verliseintiil nolliet fl 8 or ol 'If Ha- .1 It riCL HENKA BAILEY A CO I I vmg the ailer.ii invite the atientKm ine.r to the large -ftin' Pam, N. A ork ol every jrtiiern -id niaiiufacturin; Bui las; tjiihl and vet la: lotreiiier wi.ti a t- uenl ot Tn hy atieniioii lo to rsce patronage. isfni 171. Vriitv I N. Bi 1 for sale low by HETNSHAW, WARD A .36 lu.liartreel.

eopi83m 10.1 POUND "YHfP )E ich received Iri'm Pans, hy the AUwiiy at N. York. sate by DARWIN CH.AFFiN, tiO Hlf a22 at S.ALTPErRE I kegs Refiuetl fori by HENSilAW. WARD A CO 36 iudia street. a30 eopislm I OBEIt.lA Lubeiia for saie low by WARD A -No 36 India Bireoi.

my2 2 an.l tierces, for a low by IXSHAW ward a CO, 36Indiaiireel. fur per bottle. 1 lan" yunra.vnli'f Pr SxrU Lemon and a ind al 'o Vuiiiiiglen, art Jy2f) A GLM" f'o'l WIN )' tm-' I uf I Gl. H' 1 lu uf m' fovorai'u; lerin IT ham APAKIl LA -F- Pi.c* ima pur, 1 "vriip. f'T I' pet 'tl Vital ,1 1 WIN A Post Office, Sunnford, Cl.

March 20, 1840. Dear Sir want sr nie more s')on as you can semi it. Il doing inthis piare A girl wiio has been an invalid stPice she ibree monllis (ami is new 16 yesrs old,) has heencnred hy taking about one quarler of a phial. She had been aliemled by iha besl and a lar ana.aunt of money h.is lieen for ber, all wiihnul effccl, uiuilsUe iried Sanative. I am oui of know of several ihai wanlit.

joh br 0WN To D. S. Rowland, General Boston. OUT! look out for L. FE.NWICK, of No Pedl.ir or Travelling Asenl ever employed in this CfHinirv sell the Sanative, or to leave it with any perwn loesU en ftnnmission.

Agim, every Agent of the trus Sanative is sppi.i'ite'i bv the General Agent, and receives the medicine directly from the Depository in Boston. ,4 tra- A LARGE SAI.E OF CARPETINU AND HEARTH RUGSofcverv wif! lake place al -ve'-' ifon Room May 21. readv Far part iC'ilars adveriiseme.nt. (Tualocuss will be jr a ly ihe day Dlv tO-BAY STATE "A Ihl of M.ini?er» of this wtl P.ATE.VT VAPOR BATHS, are now estaWMhed at tlie Place. They are dcr the rtiiicriolemlciicc of Dr A.

uLSH. m5 epwom'E ilG.AR''.—34,(k)0 Recaiia bran.la, re' ceived from Havana, for by HE.NSH.AW WARD A 36 India St. eoplm SdKEfC-t 1 ic KI R' a.jO iv COMB tr II. 5,6 111 III gar ifit UJUBB PASTF, IfokI ihs Jiijuiir tn 25 am! 50 for low by HENSH.VW, WARD A CU 36 Imlia street eoplm PASTE ttis for sale very ciiHE ''LBV the A REED. 114 Stale street.

eop4 by riMP-ON a 23 1 A.NDLE:S Candles constantly for sale by A. P. EASTM A.N, 14 Commercial street. A REdlOVxlL. vesi.e* fii.iy that liirty i) enia )w iT I ir terms a general asiwitiii'rti VV.

I D. 3w m9 SATsislm a TS FOOT OIL. Bi'rels supertor Fool )ii for sale by HE.NSHAW, WARD A 36 In.iui siroel a30 eopislm VVHITE PKI.NT’'—6 ew STYLES BLACK AND fine Black a.ad Prints, of new fur sa'e by MiS'iMi I -I bn nreei mi of aee. Had on, le i le worn and a blark rio II A iv form ,1 c- iceri.i hi 'v mt6 It VI I i W.VI iul.v ml4 LAR.NF.U, 73 Water rt Sh Ticks.Shirtmg A' eptilf inlO WATER TANK' I rot -r-v gr HENRY POOR A CO. 2 ki.by st Thr-o- I Battings, by gai I III 12 re tl it ikVDI E'-: various sizes, for saicV JOSIAH BRADLEE; A CO No 31 Indiasi.

a28 IQ hhdi 20 Glo-e. from Za Kliu it R.ANGE.S LK.MO.NS.-ip i order, tor by M. A W. P. 1 I A.N, 11 Commerciai is2w n'S RAW SILK.

Casrs of Smvrca Raw Silk of first quality, for by JO'l- All BRADLEE A CO. 34 In lia st. ni2 iOO t. -It Hg VVl- Vlarn- NL -'Y I A 2VV Ft lui r. i.ATSCLKS CoP.tlV.V received a further supp.y itie above articie, warranted ami of ty vdd al wholesale and ralail a.

Store 292 Waihiug on si. 2 r'ERMAN WHITE l.E;AD-con»i«;ii!y on hand, dry and V' ground in oil in cnovttnient sized sale by HENSHAVV, W.iRD, A 36 India street. 'a3'J eoplm vV) 3lf' et FI R. Pir a I. Hum Ar y-I.

VV t. I 'in A L.A M.N UK) FI on a iii'Z Iru'ii O'. sJie Kow. DEi-R goat AND-HKEP sa xNtioH CtiOK ay rum Rum for balh'ng-a 7 re ce'ved and far saie by JOS. BROWN cornerei Bedford st.

STuA rhirtf Q.KEE.K WINES hand and for'sale by GEO. FELT, No 10 Clmtonsircrt TuFAMf. on ENGLAND by GEO. H. 1 S3 Milk Iw BLAKE.

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