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te dteco. This Minister was the Doyen, even in the time of the above English Mimeter.—Ev. He PALD.) ee et adee 2) PaycapELruia, March 18, 1849, Appontments for Philadelphia. The Wilham B. Norris nominatég as Surveyor of the Port, to tte Senate yesterday, is gaid to be a “Sitizén o. Coambersburg, in thie State, Imention this to correct a misapprehension, as some persons resumed the name came over the telegraph in mistake for that of Robert Morris, Esq., editor of the Inquirer. The Postmastership is the place ex+ peeted for the latter gentleman. Prutapeirnia, Mareh 16, 1849. he Oldest Newspaper Proprietor. Permit me to make one or two corrections with segard to the late D. C. Claypoole. Ist, Mr. C. ‘was the publisher of the first daily paper published m the United States. 2d; The late Zachanah Poulson sold out the paper which he published for nearly forty years to the North American, a daily newspaper then published in Philadelphia ; and also that the late D. C. Claypoole had in his pos- session the orginal manuscript of Washington’s farewell address. At that time this city of Phila- delphia was the seat of government of the United States. Gen. Washington sent for Mr. Claypoole and handed him the farewell address, with a request to have it printed. Mr. C. took it with himito his then printing office, 48 Market st., and,incompany with his brother,Septimus C. Clay- poole, made a proot impression of the address, and then carried'the manuscript, with the proof,to Gen. ‘Weehington, tor revision. He called on the Gen- eral a day or two a{terwards, and all was found Batistactory. He then begged of Waslsington to permit him to have the manuecript, ‘which was raciously acceded to him. The whole of the ad- Sirens 1s in Washington’s own hand writing, even the 1nterlineations. Now that Mr. C. is no more, this farewell address siiould be purchased by the United States, P. 8. Did you not notice the garbled and muti- lated extract from your paper, with regard to Mr. C., published in the Ledger of oarcity? Oh, shame; where is thy blush? The anumetareet Cotton Goods at the jouth. ‘From the Augusta ((Jeo.) Chronicle, March 9.] e ehronicled a few days since, that the Augusta Manufacturi Company had increased its capital from $160,000 to $200,000, by the unani- mous vote of the stockholders. Having many ap- pheations for their stock, and being aliowed by their charter to increase their capital to $500,000, the Board have recently decided to open new books, and receive subscriptions to the amouat of $160,000, with a view to build a new mill by the aide ot the one now in operation. A fair share of the stock in this new establish- ment is now open to the public, tor the benefit of ich ag desire to invest money in a sure and profit- able business. No subscription will be called in, or payment asked, till the whole sum 18 subscribed. ‘he new factory will reap the advantage of all that the company has learned by experience in building a pioneer mill; so that every dollar will be turned to the best possible account. One gene- ral superintendent, and one salesman, office, &c., will answer for both factories. This, of 1aelf, will be quite a saving in the contingent expenses. The present mill is turning eut 32,000 yards of eloth a week, which will soon be increased to 50,000. The demand for these goods greatly ex- ceede the supply. Each loom gives a product of forty ya'ds a day. There is a full supply of worthy females, and of males, who seck employment at this important mechanical pursuit. Their wages are good and satisfactory. All classes are begin- ning to appreciate the wisdem of bringing the locm and the spindle to the cotton, the bread and the meat; all see the folly of beimg at the useless and the enormous expease of carrying Georgia cotton, breadstufis and provisions, to Old or New England, to be wrought into common goods, tor Georgia consumption. Georgians cun do their own carding, spinning, and weeving. They will soon make their own shoes and boots, saddles and harness, and tan more leather than they wear eut. Nor shall we stop at the point which will barely meet the home demand tor manufactured articles. Already a gen- th man of wealth {rem another State, who made hie money in a cotton mill, is taking preliminary steps to erect one in this city, with a view to spin yarn for export. As there isno lack of water power, bo went of laborers and raw material, we maj Teasonably expect that capitalists will not overloo! a0 promising an opportunity for making money. The procesees for picking, carding, spinning and weaving our great staple, are among the most simple in the whole range of the mechanical arts. Falling water propels all the machinery ; children bani vations which last year’ ontiesseten Yor thres weeks longer, in order to 's business for the balance of the year. The d, whenever they have it in ought to,and we kuow they will, extend thetr power im relieving the pressing ne- ceasities of their hands, in holding out also. The Nav’ 9 Company have given notice that be opened next Monday. MARKETS SLSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. ne do, ton aid W opreuter dO, I 1 2481 dividends im Ss octester iat h 16 6 shares Vermont Oouteal Uoitron’ 535¢, by 3 do do, 10 Reraing do, 1834175 40 40, 16%,, b6d; 4 Fitchburg Died, On Saturday evoning, 17th instant, Ayoaxw Han- Rison, im ‘she Glet year of his age. His fri mds, and those of the family in general, are reepect{ally invited to attend the funeral, (Mon- day) e‘Aernoon, 19th instant, at 3 o’clock, from his late sesidence. the Barclay street Hotel, corner of Beresay and Wert streets Om Sunday, the 18th instant, with convuls Wattace W, infant son of Joseph and Franc: F.ose, aged 19 months and 2 days. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the foneral, to take place on Monday, the 19th instant, at the residence of the fumily. No. 80 Catharine at., at 1 o’clock, P.M.. without further notice, On Satorday, 17th, Mr. Joun Brown, an old and bitant of Brooklyn, in the 75th year ge . I this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o’olook, from his late residence, 46 Garlton avenue, Brooklyn, L, I. On Sunday, March 18, at 2 o’elook, P M., of disease of the heart. Mr. Wittias Gittirs, native of Scotland, in the 69th year of his age. The friends of the family are respeotfally invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 834 o'clock, P.M. from 18% Carmine street. [Albany and Schenectady papers please copy.) MARITIME ANTHELLIGE SUS, USES Port of New York, March 10, 1849 ~67 +610 5 Arrived. th, oman, Liverpool, 83 days, with mdso and 201 rage, to Slate, Gardner & Howell ad joward, Anderson, New Orleans, 33 days, with Fhip atta aint “abip Joba P mdse to master, Bark Archimider, Lane, 75 defrom Palermo, with fruits ko, to Becchor, Draper & Deviiu. On L4th ult, lat 29 19, lon 33, spoke ship Niote, of Boston, trom Liverpool for NOrle: 80 ds out. Bark Olofwyk, Cooper, 23 da from NOrieans, with mdze to master, Spoke Rothing. Bark Peter Dem ill, Hoie, 10 ds from Savannah, with cotton and rice to RM Demill. Bark Sarah L Bryant, Gay, 17 ds from Mobile, with cotton, ko, to Adams & Hawthorn. Brig Catharine, Scott, from Santiago de Cuba 25th Fob, tobacco, left no American vessel. Frances aw her on 23th ke brig Vulure, from ) lon 76 $9,750 miles fm ‘ay ¢ cf Cape Mayre. Oa 26th, south of Cubs, aj Jacmel for Boston. On7th inst, lat 28 Bandy Rook, spoke steamer Northerser, for Chagres. On 15th Jun, lat 22, lon prone by Br brig Weodpecker, tho bark Eliza, from Salem for California. Brig Capt T & Cardenas, 25 ds, with sugar, to Jones mnt, spoke brig Daniel, of N Haven, Chase, Trinidad de Cubs, 26 ds, with mo'nsses. 14th, in a fog, wae ron into by a brig, carried away jibboom boad, and did other damage. Martha Banger, Donean, Guasscoaloos River (Mexioo), 83 Imahernny, to waster, ¥eb 28, off Donte Houdod ‘Shot ke shir Vistula, fm Boston, for N Orleans, 10 deout, Jat 8610, lon 74 48, spoke ship Agcutas, fi NOrleans, Ene Oblo, BawescerDarion, Ga, 21 days, with 8000 fost pith tig Ohio, Bawyer, Darien, Ga, 0, wi foat pital pine timber to 8H Rebenbaugh. y Brig Herald. Gray, 16 days from a paleaiods, with cotton toR Post, 9tb inst, lat 35, lon 72 50. spoke brig Sea Bird, from Boston. ‘The Herald has beon 10 days north of Hatteras. rig A Farecns, Mullan, ean from Charleston, with timbar to J A Porter. ‘10th inst, off Mattoras, epoke bark Bevo- Teaux, {rom New Orleans. 16th inst, picked up the stump of a mast, painted Cid W Brinckerhoff, Crocker, 26 days from New Orleans, with mdse. to order. Brig Geergiana, Bedell, 6 daysfrom Savannah, with cotton &e, to Dunham & Dimov, Schr Water A Merchant, Demoranville, trom Middletown,NC, toJG Williams. 11th inst, off New Inlet, spoke solr masted, (before reported )—mupplied her with provi- day; spoke ship Vicksburg, hence, for New Orieans. bara, Parker, 2 days from Virginia, On 18th, saw ashore on Absecum, bark Chester, from New Orleans for New ‘York, her cargo floating about in all directions—went ashore en 17th, at3 M, picked 170 kegs lard and 3 boxes leather. 8.w. another eohr picking up her cargo. Schr John Snow, of Biue ill, from Jacksonville, EP, 12 days, Ith inet, of Hatteras, spoke picket ship—, hence for Sayan: yah, ‘Selled in company with sche Lacy Nancy, Adams, for N 0 ek. Bohr Antoinette, 20 from Doba; , » to BH Roberta. days from y Island, Ga, with lumber, ‘24 diys from Now Orleans, with corn, with m Pan sions. ‘Schr Brasos, Lamsworth, mo! = ere Tees ton, NO, with hanica, rom and cotton, to N 1. MoCread: re ae ‘i vada Schr Riv Crande, Jones, Newbern, NC, 5 days, naval stores. Sehr Frances, Goteer, Washington, NG, with naval svoree, 40 M fede Seguin, Williamson, Wilmiogton, Ni . Williameon, Wilmin Fohr Decolaby Smith, Wilmipgtone NO. Bohr J Willis, Cramer, Newbern NO. Bent Young tere, Thomas, New Haven, bound South. Haven, for Virginia. ciaia, sFaiPhe Ech ie Witney Bee eae Sobr Moselle Thomas, for Virginia, silts Weeks, Washington, NC, tend it Whatever capital, skill, and industry can do in the way of manufactures, the citizens of Avgustaare bound to accomplish. {from the Mobile Herald, March 7.} The Tuscaloosa paper mill has finally got into operation. We mentioned the receipt the other dey ot a sample of wrapping pees the first product of the mill, and a very excellent specimen it was. The lust Tuscaloosa Observer contains an extended notice of this new enterprise. The editor and citizens generally, male and temale, were present at the first start of the machinery, and wituessed With deep interest the process of converting the un- sightly mass of pulp into even and consistent sheets of wrapping paper In ashorttime the manutacture ot prinung paper tor books, newspapers, &c , will be commenced, We predicttull aud complete suc- eess jor the company, aud we doubt notall the publishers in the southern and midale portions of the 3 ate will procure their sup lies from the Tus- ealoora mill. We promise them our patronage-— at least till our mill gets into operation; that is if ee will furnish us with a possable article. There will, however, be no difficulty in making paper every way equal to that sent to us fromthe North. The water of the Warrior is as bright and pure as no) thern streams, and the raw material, in a much better condition than that ueed at a distance, can | be procured in abundance on the spot. Jt has teen clearly demonstrated that we can undersell the northern manutacturers of coarse cotton goods. There is ove case in point. The Virgima, Georgia, and Alabama osnaburgs have entirely driven out of .his and the New Orleans market the sisnilar fabrics heretofore supplied by Lowell. So st wall be in the manufacture of paper. We can ereet mills at less expense, precure the Yaw material more cheaply and in better order, and although labor may be higher, these an other advantages will enable our Tuscaloosa friends ana others who may engage in the busi- ness, to furnish all Kinds of paper on as favorable | teyms as the northern and eastern mills. Indeed, we feel confident that in a tew years Alabama printing paper will be exclusively used in many of | the West Ir dian, Mexican, and South American | printing offices Jt will not be out of place to mention here that a gentleman of this city 1s arranging to erect a paper mill in our immediate vicinity. Success, we are Sehr Harel 9 Behr Susan, Rursell, Nantucket. Bohr Furvey or, CI N rd. Bake Bobi er, Thomaston. Ect r Julia Ann, Tuttle, Midd otown, NO, 7 days Sehr German Oak, Roberts, Wastingten, NC. Behr Tunis, Bodine, Fe, NG, 7 days, Pobr Benjamin F Hanke, ireland, Washington, NO, forr Mery Menkin, Latourette, 5 daye from ‘Baltimcre. Sebr Mary Jane, Phinrey, from Falmouth, ( dasa.) Sebr Greciar, Wells, 20 days from Barien. A) Scbr Franeis, Goodyear, from Washington, NC. Behr Elias Jene, Everitt, from Thomaston. Behr Esto: well, from Thomaston. Schr Frapkiin F Randelpb, Burnott, 9 de fm Washington, NC. Sehr Any Maria. Jones jays (rom Newbern, NU. Sleop Frederick Brown, Gardiner, from Providence. Stoop William Henry. 1 avew port, from Cold Spring, Bloop Rhode Island, Hull, Frovidence, Below. Bark Ascutza, from New Orleans, Also, 1 ship and 2 brige, Herald Marine Correspondence. Purtape.rnia, March 18, 4 P M—Arrived—Barks Navarre Vercock, Fereambuco; Roxanna, Curliog, N Orleans; brige Washington, Slanklend. Trinidad de Cuba; Qaodds. Bello Pow lex, do; Carol offer, Cienfuezos; Win M ‘Tay. lor, Boston; Emm: cr, do; Sea Flower, Stadley, aranoey; tobe Arn. Bortlett, Port an Price; Kelicf, (Br) Joharon St Jobs, NB; il ot, Cook, Trinidad de, Cube; Spartacus, Parker. race llsville, Paseapes, Baltimore Florida, Corson, Now Orleans; Fidelis, Che pman, Attakapas, if Mllscellaneous. Lerrxn Bace of ship West Point fur Livergoo), will close at the Excharge Reading Room, thie day, at 1! o'olool Letren Bass of steamer 'Wanbivgton, for Sou'hampton aud Bremen, will clote at the Bxotange Reading Room, (to nortow) 20th, at t 12 o'clock: wino, of the steauner America, tor Balifax and Liverpoo!, ee On ) Deh, at wqae tor before 5 o'clock, Letters ean be pre-paid at the above, to aay part of the world, BAnx Joun Bunsox, Weldon, which put into Kingston, Jam, about tho lat of Feb, was ready for sea on the 2lat, ™ Lance axp Vauvaute Canco—Ship North Carolina, Drum. mond, cleared tor Liverpoo!, 14th inst, at Charleston, for Laver. 00), With {5 bales Sea Leland, and 3,600 bales upland cotton, Valued at elghty thousand two hundred and ninety-four dollars. Whatemen, A letter received in Fairhaven. from Capt Taber, of ship Leon! dna, of that port, reporta ber at the Lale of Feanon, Deo ©, 4S, with 1,400 bbis op oll; expected to be home in July next, Spoxen, Steamehip Panama, Porter, from New York, (Fab 17) for Call fornia, via Kio Jenoiro, ko, Fo 21, lat 33 10,"lon 6420, by wip ‘Thomas Wright, at New Orleans, Ehip Mergaret, (Br) from Liverpool for Savaunah, Maroh 14, off CLarleston Bar. S sure, wall follow. Some may doubt the practi- cability of such an enterprise, especially as a | similar one tailed in New Orleans. I[n the neigh- | bornood of Mobile is a number of never failing, | bold, running streams, as clear as crystal In | New Orleans the Migsissippi water was found to | eontain rather too much earthy matter, and hence | the tuilure | The Coal Trade for 1849. [F) om the Miners’ Jourpal, Mareh 17.) The coal op-rat rs held soother meeting on Wednes- Gay last. and retoived to ru-pend shipping coal after the lth inst for period of three weeks,” They aio | resolv adhere tothe prices recommended in the | resolutions which #@ published lant wenk The pro- | @ordinge of both meritags will be found in aucther | evlon p which we commend to the particular attention | of Doth dealere nnd consumers, beonuse nil are equally iptererted imthe efforts now mas tog to receive farr and Femunerating prices for the capital invented Isb r empl yea in prooucing 7 josners of the trade, b | * we Know that the | than over what they | @ quain’ed with his rates would ro completely cripple all the means for trans. portation axd the fuetltis of miving, that it would be imponeiblé to supply the market and the priess to the covsvaer must necerserily kdvance in proportion as Anotber year +o dissetrous 10 its conseyuences, | the ingnility to supp y inorenses Itis trae that in- crewed pricer, Obtatved, would inf life into tbe busivees agaip- bot that would be the work of tune causing great fluctuations in the trade, withoat @b) corresponding benefit to either prodacer or con enmer, ‘be dirarters of Inet year alone bave, we firmly believe, reduced the power of producing be low the requirements of the market, tor the preseat ‘be Wade in therefore in the bands of the pro- 88 80 long ae they demand no more than fair > cane Web!—ape our whele comm ought ro io turtain Reve eteunne vetaioing them in toe course they Several operators have already been «fered the prices ved but they deem it more prudent toleense f with the others wud wot throw any more coal to the w arket until the mock at Kiow mond is nearl: or yoite exhausted. Thi course wiil insure ® mare, Awerwan policy sill versl in sur gorerament at tod, which will reeul’ tn placing the tras beyond tbe reweb of lat your's d carters At the th Our paver *ae going to pres intormed thst these repreenticg more th je quantity ike y to be mined “ © the agreement to suspend, Upon Bl ~consequentiy the suapen. | 4 purchase ers soroad can govern themre: ° 11 to ete that the miners aad Iabor- #0 far as we can loa”, Bpprow of the eourre Sd by the operagire POty Gor der It dviter so | mentin paying chene | Woreign Forts. Bannanors, Feb 27—Arr Juu 3, eohr El 15 days, and ald Feb I bo Taland, Clark, Poiladelphia, and sid Feb 9, for Tri Vatk B Trowbridge Frisbie, N Haven, ami aid tor Trinitad; 6-h, rab Lewis, Washburn, Baltimore 14 dayr, aud eld for An 7th, bark Chaises, Merroil, N York, 13 days aed sid 13th ¥ iimington, NC, and ald for ‘ickeow Baltimore, and old Whitney Philadephia, and aid 9th for Demarara, with p rt of foward oar pms, Web br, Wihnington, NG, 26 daye: 1fth, brig Bdws: 0 dri; eobr Volant Haine, Nerfolk, and eld for Antigua; dst, brig Wm ii Bi 224, brig L@ Bass, ——, Aloxandria; d for St Vincente: Forest, Jd, bark Magnolia, Hood, ¥, 0rd eld for Trinidad; br g Nancy, Davia, Beltiwure, and eld for Demarers; 36th sobr Sarat Mari i N York, 15 Slo Jno 29 scbr Almira Kirg, Demarara: feb L. brig At lanric. Duell, N York; 2d brig Atohafaiarn, St Thowan, Gvasacoarers hiver (Mex co), Fib 1’—Beig Ottawa of Bortor, forN York, tad been seud} 20 degs waiting for an op- portunity ro eroes the br, ¥eb 21—Bark John Benson, Weldon, from ariha having tepaired, is ready to prooved on. her voyage. jamcrian, Feoks, for Kalt'more, une, Font Koy at, Jaw, Feb 0—cld selir Florida, ——-, Chagrse Arr lich, sehr Julia "A Misr, Sterling, Baltimore, ‘Old ache Mary a'foe,—, Wilmingron. 3 SANT pr Cuna, Fe! briga Jefforgon, Seott, for N York 28a: loth, Tower, for Trinidad, 2Ist barks Pert, for do; 16th, jnon, Pieres, Yor do; Osbarea, Littlejobn, for Mangsnilla, ue mIpAD oe Cuna, FP — Brig Vordenm, Idg; bare f anton ld 2 days previous for Portland, sche Globe, fur N York, Sdays betere; barks Lovian, of Newcarte Idz; Cuba wtg onrge. Home Ports, p horton, March 17, AM-—ars ahirs akbar, Crookor, N Orleans orurude, Libly Mute; barks Brenda, Young, 8 Uriexns, Cwa- Lerland, Lovell’ Apilachieois, ‘Signal for a bifg Ch fel fornia, Woodbury, Sumat a. bark 27th of May, ( Ham) pee Vile Biasiiian Hitchbern, Regia la Granda; evipe Ue mPeON, rie ws 8: cahire N eo; 7 Reynolds, Philace’ph Sttiovlaad, do; bark Z Lav rer os, Crowell, # jan, Howes, Riot mond ree N York; Gb, Love, do, CMARLeSTON, Match J4— Arr burl Agate, Sawyer, N York. Old ships Lebel vie Key ort and ravan nan, 8 rth o0', Bid al ip Albert, (Fr) Fortin. Havre; bark Como, Bo orton; Howls 4, Kldridge, di; slury Parker, Pathonenee Jewre; brigaTovise (Dan) Peterion, Copeniagen, Arcus, Kons, W Intier; St Croix, Jones, Philadephia; st Patrich, Greoutole northern Port; relir Mere Bill, Orn Maton 4 St Weeks, N York, brig Chalienze, 5, Ne 3 ache Virgin ol pl olan, Boaree dor Ao rward, Xavannsh: brig 1 (s) ko ling, Bavane, ina Dromn ond Liver: I6th— Ayr brig Wan Do Ne Gen Clivoh Norrie 8 Orleans, Cd bai 908 Liverpaoi. brig Benry Baker, N Or "ae, Philadelphia; broti ert. Jon, (Br) Mo web Livery 60); ne. Mom Mr reh 10—Cld bark Macedonia, Loring, Bosron; sobr Boilers, Dow, Totss 0, Io f .. Kate | unter, > artons, Liverpoc); MJ Ward, Trott do Montiry, MeMxaus, aver So vern Cloever, do; 8 arol na, Owen, Trieste: Edwina Wert, Rot terdam =aral, MoKer ae, « venmark, Baton, N York; Verice Salter, frt; do; fritieh, Delw, Go ver, Lady P dastin # do;'M avvline do; , Gilles, d; Virgioia, Calvert do: Sx ker, do, Je-sion, Eastman, do; Bi. ok, do; Importer Me’ aron, do: te ell, do; Ottawa Dryman, dor Agano ae: Bin Nevin) Tarver, doy Corrumamtel trosd 0, Mor riaon Fon’ M Thevern, Laringnm, 40; but sasen, bos ton Macedenin. Loriny, do: Chae Wilama Wade, diet: Moria, ia 5 Peg Seren eer ne New Onieans, March 9—, Thomas W; jerrer Dublin: Velen, Manton, NYerk, Desdemous, Easiover Inlaw d; bark Hebrop, Hirt, Boston; brig p SO itt ‘Havens: Lima, Bi do; Kainnow, Stackpole, NY.» Joves, Walters, Marshman, Pos “hare cog baiog Fee Gidea eh shige Tor te Pemsna ia 0 ee a B Whituey. Glid den, i (ap Fee fg ge ‘Shasf, Bos tent brig Unicorn, (Br) allan, aviehs> <2 Quoen, Shaaf, Boe vanpab. Towed to eee 2d inst, ab” Shor, ang bark Mremocs Warren, ¥ # Newrunvronr, March ” 913 sche Mary C Ames, Allen, Per- to Bice: Erie, Disvoy, ™, york. id sche Marla, Keene, Baltimore; New BrvvonD “yassnioe Sarah, Perry, york ou OkT" <n, dare 16 Arr och Sarah Gardener, Gardener, 8 eons * wer, Va. Cnevinssen Mareh 16—Arr bark Beaver, Edmonds, Apslach- feoley came op. brig Clarendon, Charleston. Cld. brig Grand Tark, Derry, Matar ata, Sid eebt Jno A Paine. Barding, Norfolby loop Frederick Brown, Gardiner, N York, Ship Mance has drop 4 below. : Morch 16—Arr brig Botay, Brookings, Attakapex soe Thomas B Smitb, Smith, N York; fripheais, Lewis, 40, 81d sehr Lyéia, Stevens, Boston. “1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THB NEW YORK L Post @titoe, Maroh 17, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGRST ROVLATION, "Please mention the date of the List in whieh they are advertised. 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