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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23
PORTSMOUTH, JULY IL.
CANDIDATES FOR THE S2dTEsS
PRISON

On Saturday night last, the Shop Of Mr..
Leonard Sevratt, in Water Street. was en-
tered BY some villains. by means Of false
keys, and entirely stripped Of its contents.
being principally seaman's clothing, to the
value Of : or 500 dollars. Sunday after.
noon, one Of the thieves, black man, cal
ling his name John Davis, Of Providence,
K !. was taken in Ipswich, brought to this
town, and after examination, commi,,ed for
trial at the Supreme Court in September
next-Another black was in company with
Davis, but made his escape, leaving his
share of the plumber, about one half Of
which wasin their possession. Davis says
there were four in the gang, the principal,
Joseph Holt, ropemaker, Of Portland, a
white man, and three blacks---that Holt
has large number Of false Keys 10 his pos
session for the purpose Of opening Storss--
that they stole some children's Clothes in
York, on Saturday, which they sold in this
town., and be believes Holt has gone 10
Portland. Several Stores were attempted
one night last week, probably by the same
gang.-xnselhxenesr.
Green Msesnsaia b,av<yy- Tie following toast
Vas drank ~ Windsor. w .. the celebration Of
Independence .ss...ss -
!" u. fsS-ws viii surrender 70 no arm.
but theirs."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

!, we understand that two hundred and ten
tnoasand dollars has been subscribed to the
National Bank in this town There can be
il't'e oFno doubt but that sufficient amount
mas been subscribed in the United States for
putting the bank in operation at the time con-
&mpis'ed BY the aci Of Incorporation, q.
Tue subscription with close this day, at A
o'clock, I. M. aud i. is hoped the amount
subscribed will be considerably increased.
. Did'er, the chief instigator of the troubles
IN urenoble, (F,aace) has been given up by
TWO OF his accomplices. During his short but
mad career, ne ook the title of g. intendant
uenerai Of the army Of independence" 4
man BY toe name Of Couehan, who could
ne''her read nor write, called himself Marshal
ufouchyy, and aschoolmaster personated the
character of Gen. DerSrand.
The ottoman Porte has accepted the me
c'aaon OF England and Austria for the adjust
men. o. tse differences which exist between
mat power and Russia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23
North Y armouth Academy.

INSTRUCTION commeakes At this Seminary on
! Monday aaa ina. undsr the care Of fuch Pre-
ssp'os s'.shs Trunfes hppr vial sivs fa,.faAion.
Board fot aadea.s nay bsbsd, assv the Academy
on rsatonabis terms. ~ Hles
JAW 81. Sft tss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

THIS day x 10 O'Clock will be fold st arsfijh,
on Long Wharf landing from fch Hope
"a Puncheons MolafIes, !.
go Puncheons Rum of good quality.
.y, Z, GRIZZLY. \ss,,
Isiv lafA r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

THE fahderibsr hereby givss public nesiee 10
oil concerned, that he hss bsea duly appo;asei
and taken upon himfslf the truA Of fseeusor d
the Ian Will and Te0smsst Of SARAH LITTLE.
FIELD. late Of Nosthyasmoush 10 the county Of
Cumberland. Gngle woman, deceafed, By siv;se
bond ~ the Law dirsets-he therefore fequells IN
psriens Who are indebted TO the laid dsceaisd Of.
rate 70 make Immediate payment and sho(a Who
have any dsmands thereon. 20 exhibit the (ame 10
AMMl r. MITCHELL.
Norshyarmesth. yu'yi7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

The fabfetiher hereby gives public soses to al
concerned, that be hss been duly speo;nsel
aud taken upoa himfelf The lsull Of kdnjsinrssoe
on the crate Of NICHOLAS loAllG0, late q
Yarmouth, 10 the cosssy Of cunbtslaad.
Ysomau, deeeafed. by giving hood ~ The lsw ii.
reets--he therefore rtqushs I'll pssfoas Who are
indebted 70 the laid deeeafeds silsse 70 make I'M
mediate psynasot sad thofs who have any Dc.
mands thereon, 70 sshhis the Game 10
~ ASA TRUE,
Norshyarmeulh. July ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

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TIE Se,se,mea AZ n. ,or, ~ ia. = -.
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az is..i;Sns ~ 80. - 80 80 g
ee.mera.ed o.r,;e.i,... Ara !. !. dr. - 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

Fatal Disordkr.-The coasts Of Norway
are visited BY q contagious disease which car.
ries off every person affected with it, in IL
hours. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-23

are visited ~ contagious disease which car.
ries of every person affected with il, ia ~
hours. ~
'-ssF
=, -,,h
rre,, Of anrl 20 ,sis ~ ,h.,Ias, Sr. ~v
q I'D !. "a so r,s ,ss. II rod = ~ Es,
poId a., La no ,hs $500 ii ~. 100
obu. :. Blush Go,ds .;,i -, s;,,. H.. :nS,,.s..
old law. G-'f. - : =
The Election of State oaicers in I,ous;ana +,
bienuial, and holden on the first Mondav Of .Iuly,
The election ofGoyeraor SC took place tie st in :,
Judge Lewis, is nominated for Governer tv. the
American. acd NJ Jsaus, Viuers. by The French
part OF the population The coa,est is 10 SEE which
|. The Constitution of Louisiana prov ;Jes ,hai the
Governor shall be chosen for four wears and he IN
eligible for the succeeding four years. The Res
resentatives are elected for two. and the Senator
for four years. Every free white citizen of Ire fI.
s. of q years Of age having resided in the county
Z. =
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The Governor Of Pennsylvania has issued hi
Warrant for the execution Of v. Reward Smith
convicted Of the murder Of Capt. JOHN Carson, o.
Saturday the 10th day OF August next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
EXTRACTS-nATEn

BOTGeGHC, HLdrch IS.
Since wrote you LIST, things, rs re-
spects us, have grown rather better. The
calumnieS Of the anglo royalsts appear
now to be directed entirely against our
consul and his family. He has some friends
among the authorities, but the governor
and he are at open war, of which Mr.. Lee
has the best part, from his moderation and
co0lness. Yesterday was a great fete--
The entry ofthe English here 12th March,
1910 7yaS ce!sbr0ted 7tilh great flon1n 6y
the RoyaiiStS. White flags were suspended
from every window. In the evening ev nv
house was illuminated, even our Consui's.
but in the day time the American flag only
was seen oG his balcony. The ROY al SIS
do not like our flag, because it contains the
three cOloTs, and is Considered as the en-
blem Of jacobinism and lbe rty-Anony-
nous letters had been written to Mr.. LIE
some time ago. threatninp hin with assas-
sination if he did not haul t down and hoist
the white one-Ths, ii said, deter mined
him never to hoist any other than has own
on 2ry occasion, and we all app aud him
for il.
Colonel Fenwick Of the United States
army, and captain Stanton Of the same,
have been insulied in small town in this
nelghO0urh0od where they reside for their
i4Sel-'i1 t't HC"ihi5 our COCkdue with the
eagle IN the centre. At Paris tine Ameri-
cans wear the eagle to prevent insults,
as we are better received there than in
this vile city; and Engiishmen get Insult
ed there every day, while mere they are
adorefb the hghhying royaists, who
would Ike to S c Glrcnde a British pro-
vince.
You viii see by the public prints the
nous speech of Mr.. Lame, president Of
the legislative body-he says the ,ople Of
Louisiana are attached TO the B0urbons
and he hopes, 'ere long to sec them re-
stored 70 their country, and 10 see them
rep esented in that house -!
The truths which have come to light
in the trial Of Mr.. LIMOS, governor Of
Guadaloupe, have 2 little disconcerted the
friends of Britain in this quarter OF France.
It appears in that trial. that dispatch
expedited, by Napoleon, af,er his arrival
at Paris, fell in off Guadalupe, W tn adj
miral Durham's squadron, wro captured
her. That the English admiral wrote
governor LIMOS, informing him IS this
circumstance The governor wrote him
IN return, begg Rg him not 90 suffer the YES
S. to enter GuadAoupe, nor to allow the
officers Of her to set foot on shore, ia {
If he Ill allow tn III to land It would De
impossible for him preserve the colony
70 Louis XVIII. The admiral allowed and
even assisted them 20 land, (which it appears
caused all the mischief
Our charge d'afairs at Parisis much
respected by his countrym-n. ] saw HIM
frequently :, he told noe the royal party
1890 not uicased viii his having resided
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18

We iorgto see Mr. Gallatin here 1--WE 10 ne
he Will set them all TO rights. and teach
them TO wnon they owe respect end CT
vilty.-The royalists talk louily Of having
given Us inrepend nee (; tn Y say. we ought
to love the Bourbons for that--and So We
should. said one Of US in reply. if the roy
aliSts did not consider; il q crime in I.ouis
10th 70 have assisted us. ana did they not
attribute all they have suffered to that
source.
. Great distress prevails here through
all Glasses. Bread has risen one sous i'm
the pound. The IN ST unfav urable reports
are oircul ting among the pairi is, against
the Bourbons. Euope 'sin = dreadful stat,
and what is to grow out Of it no one can
iorstell.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Capt. Stocke5, of the brig Gn Stric ker.
arrived here from Rio de Ia Plata, gives
the following inform aticn:
That General Rondeau, commander in
chief of TIE Patriot army, was within so
leagues of P tos, the capitol of Peru,
where he had retreated after losing the
battle ON the 25th De- last He had been
reinforced by 5000 men, and great num>
Der Of muskets from Buenos Ayres; he was
recognizing his army, and preparing to
mare against the enemy again, who was
IN FNos. &c was g nerallv understood
that the force assembl, d in Mendoza, rea-
~ to pass the Cordellianas, to re-capture
Chu, won not march, or attempt it BE-
tore the Andes were shut agan with snow
The members choss to a Congress. had
ct IN the c ~ of tn -uman, but had not
commenced their deliher" tons. General
Antieas, WHO commands the east side of
the River, called the Rando Oriental. and
who hos been opposed to Burnos Ayrrs e.
YER Slnc' the surrender of Monte Vi6eo,
has recommenc d hos'ili'ias and taken pos
session OF n'e F., siu ted 100 leagues on
IN RIVER above Buenos Ayres and it was
SD he was marching against the capital.
he Is plain sensible man, real Patriot.
and 1t IS very prob be he will govern the
couptr" A disrute h taken place be-
tween he government and the Commander
ct the Brush fr gate 0 pheus, st toned in
l. Plata. VIII hga,e RS tn warm and
lnsu ting correspondence m IN sui let oF
smugg g m"nv an harhp~ing O.. board
TIE zig t. prisoners. to tn government.
The Cspt4in emb rked. with his officers.
nlurh exasper'ted and Threatened 70 sail
from the river but ne had not, AMI it
nd AZ ed in nothing, Capt. bias's
(ot the Olpheus) letters were not publish
ed. &c. II, B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
SOMETHING AS ASTONISHING AS
SPOTS IN THE SUN

Under the head of Ie,ramo in Italy, S1st
Dec. we read IS follows:
There has fallen. during SIX hours, in
our City, and it's environs, greater quanti-
ty OF snow than has been known in the
memory Of man. To this phenomenon,
thfr- is added moth +, even more aston
ishing, which IS. that this snow is red and
yellow. Religious PROFESSIONS have been
ma e to appease the heavenS. Peopl- be-
lleVe that somsthing extraordinory has ta-
ken place in the air. 1t is TO lie hoped,
that our philosophers may account for this
phenomenon. Mr. professor Sgagnoni, a
jesuit. distinguished FIR MS phvsca re
searches, has been requested by the inten
dant or the province, to make experiments
upon this snow, about which the people
are yet very much alarmed
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49, ~ -
DOMESTIC.
WAsHINGToN. May IS.
THE LATE SESSION.

tjFs LA = SE0olON.
The most important subject. perhaps,
on which Congress did not act conclu-
sively during their late session, though il
was partially discussed IN the Senate, was
the organic ton and classification Of the
militia, in such a manner, as to give effici-
erCy to the military body Of the nat on,
and to subject it to the due control Of the
general government, in the cases provided
fcr by the constitution. The defect of the
laws, iu this particular, was too man {. st
during ihc late war. to leave any doubt on
the minds Of unprecedented men. OF the ex-
pediency vt making such legal prov sion as
will prevent recurrence of the miserable
coHsttui nd bubbles, under the shadow
IT viii n the federal governors, those of
Massachusetts, anil Vermont particularly,
escaped the perform ance Of their duty, as
nficeTs md as Americans. That can
not be constitu ioual which would over
turuthe constitution & the laws ought o
provide coer lively for the pcrformar ce Of
their duty BY those, however high in their
ststions, who spum the force of moral OBJ
legations. Il Ought not to be supposed, be-
use Congress has net acted on this sub
CT, that they undervalu its importance.
The subject was pietermittcd at the last
s ss.on, frcm motives Of convenience, not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
NEw-YoRK, MAY 10.

NEw-YoRK, May 10.
Ertract Of a letter jrom lain HIucheH,
esq. .4mericQn Consul at Martinique,
dated .4tirH 1871, received az The Office Of
the National .ddUocote.
am sorry to inform you. that news
has been received here OF IN instruction
at Barbados, and the negroes have burn
ed forty two estates. No further parcivu-
lars.
have seen none of the papers of the
English packet-report says, there is Moth
ing interesting from that quarter. We
have several arrivals from Carolina, but
nothing interesting by them. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. have not fur
n'sied an arrival for a long time. much
admire their prudence, as considerable loss
would have attended -four cargo. Pro-
duoe keeps up here, although the late adj
vices from France state the prices there
below the cost here, and in England still
io7rer, from whence much has been shipped
for France. Prices are expe ted to fal
here, especially as shipments for the U
nited States are to cease Oh the 10Th next
month"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
PHILADELPHIA. May 13

By Capt. Shane, of the Friendshp, lr~
rived yester.lay,) We have rec we'd ne
Curacao C0urant Of the goth f Apr the
laiesD from which the following artcles
are cop ed: {.
CURRAcoA, April 2O.-By the soon
I-onisa, c pt. Turner, from the city q st.
D0mirgc, "" cam it was the previii
opinion there that B1Iiyar jnte ded n az
tack that place. Two Of the vessels be-
longing 70 his squadron. captured a Siahish
sch'r off the Punta 5 linas, whore they
came 70 anchor, and landed small party.
rhO took the priest prisoner ; N tIiemean
time, some OF the crew Of the caltnred
soho ner making their CSC pr. proceeded
overland to the city, and give Information
OF the and ny Il the patriots the -onse-
qu'tce vas, that az embargo WIS mms-
dately laid on ~ vessels IN the har,or. 81
every preparation made to receive tie en-
envy.
A French sloop Of war, Of % gus. ar.
rived of the city on the Dist of MId1-h. IN
cruze against Christophe, and reIorted.
that two ffigates had also sailed ir The
same purpose. 1t would appear tht Pc
ton will not be mo ested, but Tor what
reason, does not appear the sloop fell IN
with one Of the men f war, # inferior
force. without attempting any thjngagainst
her; boats we're seen to pass severl times
from the one to the other.
The reason why the sioop Louisa vas al
lowed to proceed IS, that she was hing cut
side the river, and Capt. Turner seiz NJ
the opportunity Of getting immedttfly IN
Der way, on learning that an emb rgo was
TO BE- laid on.
a schr. belonging to Jamaica, irving on
board cargo Of cattle, and in cry res
pect ready to proceed also. but ng fur
thcr up the river than the Lousal Cspta n
s.s... Ins rms Us, that he psrIiyed she
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
KINesroN. tJann.l Anril ..

iAAN % ONs lJdis.J HDTll =.
BY accounts received in this CITY from
Panama, We learn that Admiral BRowN.
with the lnsurgent Squadron from Buenos
Syres. had doubled Cape Horn, an got
into tn 5 II n 6 a, where they naFc sew
eralv luable prz from Spain, on board
OF ne Il which h new Governor of Guy-
aqoil was a,Dasseng +. Brown then pro-
ceeded on 18th Of February of Puma, and
after forcing the batteries VIII On defend
the entrance of the river, left his he 4ry
vessels and went up for the purpose Of
bombarirg Guysquil. but his SSH got
ashore on the 18Th, and he was made
prisoner. 1t was however 81 d, that he
was to be exchanged for the Go,ernor.
CURACAO. Marc %.
We learn no news Of any importance
by the arrivals since our last. There ia
a report in circulation here, derived thro'
the medium of private letters from St.
Thomas, of Cumana and Barcelona being
again in the hands of the Independents,
who have at their head a person called
Saraza. The emigrants from these pa-
ces who sought shelter in S.. Thomas,
have been invited by the patriots to re-
turn. The expedition which gen. BolivaS
had organized at Port au Prime. consist
ing chiefly Of the refugees from Carthage
oi St. Dom ngo taking in W ter and salting
provisions, for the purpose of proc eding
to attack some part Of til" Spanish coast.
CuT7dcoa, .lbrH 3.
Ills III iesy If the N thtrand's ship
Prns van Oranje, capt. Lewe van Aduard,
d. arrive nj Jamaica until the iIth ri
March. and "a lei from p Il u vi for
Portsmouth on the 17th. having on board
Major- General lie Coulter a, family.
His VI iesy If the Netherlands schoo~
ner De HAY, Captair De Quartet, arr.
here on Thursday from Ai5ua.
Went pass ngrrs in tn Sara Maria,
for Rotterdam, NJ ssrs. Levisnn eni Cos
ter, and young gentlemen, for he beue-
fit OF their eduation, being sons Of the late
Dr. Forbes, & Of the late -. Gr4venhorst,
Esquire.
We have been favored with t sigh OF
a very singular proclaim ton. d ted Car
rsccas, March II. 1876 stating th1t the
ptain-Eeneral havp been inform q of
the criminal correspondence carried IA
between the cmigranis which tcok refuge
j. The different West IadIa Islands, and the
inhsbit'nts # the Sp Bish provinces,
who wi I not acknowl dye the . ni6ccnCe
wi'h which they have been treated by the
vernme't,' absolu ely prohibits a corr
respondence, although purely familiar with
these provinces, and interdicts any asss-
lance whatever, being given to the emf
grants, either in money or products, under
no less penalty than death to the enfor-
tunate persons Of either sex, who shall be
fond committing a breach OF this ordi-
nance.
Caracas Gazetes to the 2Oth March,
have reached us, but they contain nothing
worth eStr citing. a mulatto woman has
been executed a, La Cuayfa for utterng
scditous expressions.
NASSAU, April "a.
BY a recent arrival from y. Orleans i
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pad been detained, and her cargo landing.
This measure has probably been adopted
70 prevent her falling into the hands Of
Poivar's squacron. Several American ves-
]sls were laying at the city waiting for
cargoes.
We are also informed, that intelligence
has been received in the city OF St. Do
.n'ngo, stating that the Spanish go
ornament had smut the ports of Porto Ri
30, against the SIS of all nations. This
ppears, however, to be in direct CONTRA
oction TO the document lately published
ty the Span sh Ambassador in America,
iViting foreigners to settle in that Is.
lind.
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Extract Ola latter from our Correshon
dent at Paris


Since my letter of tn 9th have re
ceived one from the Director General OF
the Post Or z, on tn su i~ct the n ws
p pers You hal IN goolness to send me
OF which the f Lowing trar station:
SIR have rece y d the letter of the
18TH inst. by which you requcs me to caus,
10 be delivered to you, at TIE ordinary rate
OF newspaper postage, the PACKET which
mas been addressed you from the u. Ststrs
and which Won r fused 70 ceivr, ~ account
of ITS being hargs 10Y fir ncs post &c.
have given orders, sr tn II s pack.
ct should be delivered to you on payi, s
ent'nes pr printed sh ct. Put IS the
laws do not admit of this dialauiion IF os
'age. except for newspapers, pest paid ~
advance. and st mpt with the Frenci
stamp, | announce t. you, with ~ or,
that henceforth packages of this natur
will be subjected TO The rate of letter post
age
Receive, sir. the assura ces of nv mos
dist guished consi. erat on.
TIE Director General of the Post on
f-e.
(Sgned) D'HERBOUVMLE."
Mr. ] Cox B9rnet, Co sui of the
U. s of Amer. at Paris.
Th regulation, as Yeu viii readik
perceive. amounts 10 comrl te prohb
ton If American newspapers in this cou,-
try, by mail.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obdt
serv't,
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strike as, we remain decidedly Of the cpin :
on. that Congress have never. at any pre-
cedmg session. acted on so large a proper
ton II the propositions submitted to them.
rs have been perfected into laws at the ses-
sion which mas jast terminated.
NAT. INT.
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J. COX BARNET. 4"
Election ITEMS, IN N. YORK

ELECTION ITEMS, IN n. YORK.
Washington and Warren. Republicsn
majority about two hundred-gain abolt
four hundred.
steuben Rep. majority 1O1 gain 49
Herkimer. 164 Is
Montgomery, SO 314
Assembly majority in Ontario, br
PETER ALLEN & Co. upwards of
700 .!
The Republican majority in Assembly,
81.
The Republican majority for Governr,
between and 5000.
THE Congressional Election
Has terminate in the choice Of % Tc-
publcans and fe 'eralists, the lstter bsng
elected in Columbia. Rensselaer,, Albay,
Oneida and St. Lawrence.
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BALTIMORE. Nav 10

A'- 1lhOhEs Way -
On Saturday, last a committee On the he
falt of number of the Citizens of Bait
more, procee ded to fort M'Henry. to pre-
s'nt beautiful silver Vase to Lieut. Colo
rel Armlstead. rs testimony of gratitude
for his services in the su cessfu defence. of
hat fort on tn memorable 18th and 18th
g September. 18i4-An elegant Sword is
$50 TO be prese nted to Lieutenant New.
Fomb of the u. S. Navy f1r his defence Of
Fort Covington ; and, Similar Sword to
+ lieut.. Webster of the Flotilla who COM
nandetEthe six gun Batery which did
iuch signal service On that never-to he
forgotten attack OF the enemy in the shades
iot night, which decided the contest, and
gave victory to The " Star spangied Ban
'ner The three Volunteer Companies of
Artillery who con,ributed 50 molly to the
defence of Fort M'Henrv, were witnesses
OF the ceremony by invitation. I.lmerican
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LONDON, April l.
The following ships at Portsmouth, are
crdc q. I 20 bg sold, or taken 10 pieces
Tnoss employed as receiving sh ps, pow
der SHIPS, aud military depats, are to be
rettinel - iauy as they may be required
for thoss services:
big For.oae. Gladiator. MIacca,
i'm raid { st,c, Prince, TX client. Elc-
rtt.t. NJ s, MagDlic nt, Royai OK,
Gsa-e. Virtori.ug, Y.rk. Hyperion,
-. rf',rd. San A~onio Boil Dog.
Iir3-. Ronas-, Cuba, Slu rr J., Pluto.
6 .rl, Prn,e 9 .orse, Arvc Primer,
7 ~ "a.
f,g ,e a,ove fwo are oS's-afteen 74's
sO-on Alive S. hree sos