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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-02


grew delirious-They died in heaps.
."Dear mother, our suferings from hum
ger and cold you cannot imagine. After
my feet were frozen, but before lost the
use Of my hands, l discovered a box a.
mong fragments of the wreck, far under
the water.---I toiled with rope to drag it
up. But my strength was not sufficient.
A comrade, who was still able TO move
little, assisted me.-At length, it came
within our reach. We hoped that it might
contain bread, and took courage. Uniting
our strength, we burst it open. 1t contain
ed only few bottles of olive oil, yet we
gave God thanks. For we found that by
occasionally moistening our lips with it,
and swallowinga little it allayed the gnaw-,
ing, burning pain in the stomach.-Then
my comrade died, and laid beside him as
one dead, surrounded by corpses,-Pre-
sently the violence of the tempest that had
long ragged, subsided-and l heard quick
footsteps and strange voices amid the
wreck where we lay. They were the
blessed people of Plymouth, who had
dared every danger to save us. They lift
ed in their arms and wrapped in blankets
all who could speak. Then they earnest
ly sought all who could move. But every
drunkard was among the dead. And l
was so exhausted with toll and suffering
and cold, that could not stretch hand
to my deliverers. They passed me again
and again. They carried the living to the
boat. 1 feared that l was left behind
Then I prayed earnestly in my heart, 90
Lord, for the sake of my widowed moth
er, and for the sake of my dear sister
save me-" Methought the last man had
gone. and l besought the Redeemer to re-
ceive my spirit.---But l felt a warm breath
on my face. l strained every nerve. My
whole soul strove and shuddered within
me. Still my body was imlnovable as
marble. Then loud voice said, "Come
back and help me out with this poor lad.
Ono Of his eye-lids trembles, he lives.
Oh, the music of that sweet voice to
me! The trembling eye-iid, the prayer
to God, and your lessons Of temperance,
my mother, saved me-"
Then the loving sister embraced him
with tears and the mother said," praise be
to Him who hath spared my son to be the
comfort OF my age"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

We also annex authentic state ment :of the day,
hours aud places which the comsiss ioaers will
receive applications, previous to the eleetion:-
MENoRASpua SESSIONS o rHE CoNxIssrosErs or
RrGrsrRY, THE DAYS Hours SESSION.
First session for registry Monday Sept. Z, to Sa
turday Sept H. six daysfrom TO TO- A N, and S,
p. NJ. and Saturday from 10 q, p. NJ
registry session-saturday, Sept 10, Zone day)from
10 20, p VI
Registry sessionsaturday, Sept &C. Zone day)-from
10 Q, p. NJ.
Final session for registryfrom Monday Oct to Sat
urday Oct TO- six ysst least hours per day;
trom 10 g. r. NJ.
Session for receiving ojectionsfrom Monday Oct H.
TO Saturday, Oct H. (sx daysat least six hours per
dsy-.
Session for deciding ohjections-ron Monday, Oct Is
80 Saturday, Oct a. tsix ys-froms I, NJ and
turday from TO !, p NJ
Session day prior to the electionTsesday, Nov (sae
day)-from sun TO
Session day Of election-wednesday Nov Zone day.
from
The hours for this session vet determined
Probably about 700 more voters may be register.
ed before the election. or the character Of the
above registration, it is believed that the democrats
have 1900 Notes.-The wings I5,0oO-msjorify for
the democrats, 1000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
Our Extras.

We issued an EXTRA Saturday, containing
the political intelligence from Auburn We issued
another yesterday morning at o'clock, containing
the news brought TO Boston by the Gale donia down
to September Ii, 3 o'clock p. NJ, from Lsndon;
and on the same daya II o'clock we issued another,
with -four hours later from London, containing
highly belligerent intelligence. We have, also,
news from Havans-news from Key west-news
III e same day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

The news from En- gland, which publish today'
rs probably the most important and menacing in its
character and bearing, that we have received from
across The water for the last quarter of century.
Newspaper aud private correspondence concur in
this opinion.
According TO the latest intelligence from Lsndon,
down 10 the evening Of the 18th ult the French
Government had sent munitions OF war to Egypt, and
the English Governme nt had ordered their Admiral
10 seize all such munitions attempting TO brea ak
their blockade. This would at open a door for
events that must lead to war.
Look at the past-the great powers Of Europe
never began contest directly-thcy never do begin
= war on direct grounds. The last long war in Eu-
rope, had its origin the American seas between
France and England in collateral question-and is
At not probable that the war in Europe may be.
gin in the East and grow out OF the Turco-Esy ptan
question
The reasons that induce to believe that war in
TIE East is prorable, shall give readers here
after. Meant ime the next news from Europe which
We expect next week by the steamers. will be highly
important The Britannia sailed from Liverpool to
Boston on the Sd inst, and the President for New
York on the LIST inst. The first will probably
be brought us by the Britannia al Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
fsnr.s uIaEnftn

BY the arrival Of the brig Emily. Capt Griffith
we have received six days later intelligence IRON
thi. happy, specie paying. hard morey Island. The
Havana jour mails busy discussing the project Of
introducing paper money into tha leland. Certain
spectators in the credit system seeking 20 re-
duee Havana 10 the condition Of The British West
India islands in their money affairs. We have ..
mo 4 interesting article from an II PAPER, which
We shall translate and PUBLISH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

NrBtos ssLoos-The sasdep closed its r.g'sI.r
sssseu Tb-rsav isss bot cvisg to the PoPulsrify
&C IN. Rsv.i fssi'y, ed ssesmncdaticns which u
saloon presssss a. . Water place n anp'em.s',
Nihls has sessssA 10 ne ssvssss NJ his rissds and
ps'ssss, sod ~sSs ss~sh ssssxess,t with that Ia
s.sed f.niisy fora very f~issd period The bill :
rixht ipoIsSs,tls Fear Lovers and the Green M,s-
sfer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
The Ixiag's Chafr.

-rou Tus Llpr or rux Dr,p Lonp ,xo 9russ ro.s..
ov MDoS,tp cLahzt.
Ayc-a;aIy named indeed.
Worthy IN Imicrial touch
Il ma.t-t will succeed
Cannot 10 prais, too much.
Albert, when he woccd
Englaais virgin Queer.
While srlendor wildly strewH
The son bew idering scene
Pressed a chair superb.
But less fair than this
Praise will no, curb.
Though cnvious hate may hiss
Formed 10 grace throne.
Young Vic must send for one,
while Eurorcs artists own
Their elegance oo'dons
Beautiful fwouli look.
On windsor's terrace Placed.
While the Dutch Prince psr.ock
OF Yankee skill and taste
Where. suniowns beam,
flushd the old astle's height.
Hc rccnc aud drvsm
Ofysars Of bloom and light.
Indeed, a regal Chair
And King o aregal taste
wheel every WHERE
Convenient as tbs cheste.
The White House must hase one
Tor Tip TO take his ease,
When the elections evening gun
Deepens the southern hrccre.
Dan Webster, too, must take
A velvet loll OF too,
I'm sure his legs must achcJ
And so must yes and y,r
Ninr-you mus fsl
To send chair to me,
When all hpe fellows hail
Ny marriage with Mi-s--Ehef
what would you give 70 know
I'm not m, self quite sure.
Tho you say I'm . go
And somewhat crsckI, ami pce~.
Rot. " I'm s~ies bsckN out
III dash scross the sea.
And mid the muses. shout,
- Make love 70 Lady D.
Byron New foss, ID ost- is>A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

REGISTRATION OF VorEs.-We have procured
the following authentic account Of the NUMBER Of
votes registered in this city up to Saturday, the
18Th ult., the last day which the commits stone RS
sat:-
NrnInrR OF NorkRs REanIEREn p To LAs1 S, rrRn,x
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

FAssr ELLsLrR ~ Bcsros, AND rHr BcssrE
HILL MesrNEsr.-The proceeds of the theatrical
bese6t % Thursday night. ct which Fanny El'.ier
performed for the mouumepf, Amounted 10 eseves
h.~drsd dollars. AZ the close of the perfcra.~oe.
rsssy being Issdly called for led To the frcs1 Of
the stage by M. sylvais. and spike ss follows
ladies' and xs-tIe~ey, Z am asiis,ed BY so msny
strange e1csioss. that 1 hardly End words to
speak. bat will try IN say how nseh hoaored feel
IN appearing bef.rs you on tins occasion, and how
dsscfy sensible I am of ysur consiaued kindness
Thsee are feo assu1ents that will heaeeferth rise
sexcthcr-ons Of granite. Bunksrs HiIl-she Other
Of grafifsds, ~ nr ssAar"
The farewell bsreGt Of the unrivslied Sasssuss
took pisee On Friday aight. The Transcript says
the house vas crowded from pet tn dome, by bril-
liant ssdissee. AT the close of the performance she
Was called eat, when wreaihs ssd beautiful bou-
q.sts we're preferred 10 profssioa, which literally
covered the stage. She came forward. With reTy
dsiecssd look. sd 'saids "This 10 the frat pne
have come before yoa with pain. The thouehs Of
lssving yew, pseSsbiy forever. makes me sod, rsry
sad nsrs bss fsss NJ up rssisntiy) bit NO, no, .
will sof give spsAs heps II seeiss yoU1 gain"-feI-
lowed By siss ehesn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Fson X, Y WEST We have eoiyc4i fnrthsr asa
interesting particulars of the at India.
Key, which we shall publish tsrporso.r. Also, ship
ping and com.nerc al intelligence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

90 Oar advertisers ,ciH grouse US 70, has day.
The Importance Of tls ns,cs from Europe and srs'y
schere else, Is our best apology
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

c. To le at the Of Brotivay AMI How ari
street. Cn,r superior 90 any intrO.css pub
lie The Speaker Of the poase st Waslinrtsa ordered
IN preference 10 that which hal been since
the days Of the Republic. The follow ing bn~s ere
taken FROM volume Of Ms Poetry e siDyuah Clarke
to H.. nnhli he'd in this cftw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Was Bsr vErEeLAsD Ann F,AScE.-By the
arrival Of the sssan" at Philadelphia. from 81.
BIrs, W. hear that il reported at thss place,
when she sailed, fifteen day. ago, Ipon the founda-
ton Of a letter received from Gaadalospe, that
the Fresch had deelusi war against Great Bri-
t.ip, and that the authorities msk.g prepare
tions in Cuadalcupe to that effect in their fxt,dcs-
t,on. So France IL prepariox.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
Tse Qusdrupec Treaty.

l. The kesedstsry admin s<rafio, Of the Pachalic
Of Egypt, the Paehslic for Ne of Acre the com
msnd oftke fartress Of St ye.r d'Acre and the cd
ministrstaa W the uthern pest Of Syria, frssa the
Cape Rss-eLS sk hors the shares ri the Medsxer-
rsnesn, esnndins fr"m thence <ectiy to the ss>0fh
81 the uNef scA Jsn, rortherx extremity a. the
lIberiss, slosx tn. wesfern coast ~ the lake.
following the righ bank ~ the aver Jordan. ssd
the western esss a the Dead Sea- extern ling from
thence IN re b ls> far the Rcd Sea- and rest.
iog on the scrtberu point Of IN. Ca6 of Akabs AID
following the wsstess coast II the Gf Of Aksba and
tke eastern coast " ktc Gulf of ssex Ear ne gu>v
70 these offers Is s'Aehed the eondAscr that Me-
hsnet Ali accepts the within the space cf ten days
after the communicates has been officially Notified
20 k.m and that he deyssits, at the same time IN
the hands ofthe agent az Gie Sultan, the necessary
orders 60 the commander Of his force. ~ sea AID
land TO retire Immediately from Arshis, and the
the Ottoman empire not eonpsised in the lis,i,. 81
Egypt and the Psehalic efAcre, ~ already dss ned.
2 n in TIA space of IL days Meksmet All does not
accept the above Mt the ssitas withdraw
the cTer ~ the Pschalic of Acre, and limits NJ. pro-
Possl 70 the hereditary sdninis rstios az the Paeh
lie ef Egg pr, provided that he accepts u IL ten
day. from ts noties sso~ s~d Nh wise deposits with
the agent of the Sult,n Instructions to the ee0@sn-
dsrs NJ his ferces bv and land, retire imnedj
sely ~itha the limits sad within the ports Of the
Pschslic 81 Egypt.
g. The snnsai tribute TO be paid to the suItan by
Mehemet Ali to he proycrtiened, ~oreor iess TO the
extent of territory ~ which he obtains the admins
trstcn according az be accepts the fret OF seesnd
uItimsfsm.
4 That in the Gc.t 80 veil 10 the secosd uItims-
up, Nehenst Ali shsli before the expiration ~ the
term ssed ~ ~ 90 ~ days, sesd back the Tsrhish
aees, with the crews and ssmame-t.. 10 the care NJ
the Tarsish authority whe sksii be charged 20 re-
ceive the-, the cemmsnders cf ibe Alfred Powers
assisting sf their restoration and that he shall N
ease charge on account or deduct from the tribufe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

DaNCAsIEh hAfk~~-l he great 1T. Iegcr came
of. according to sssrai custom on the 18th Of Sep
tembor. The follow ng is the Official report Of the
Judges ofthc days 'sort -
The LogcT siasssos each, q; Tor three years
oil colts st TN. aud dllies, sst air; the second
cei,c SEQ opi Of The stakes ST. Leger Course. ana
Lord w..,r,inster'slre lrunoeiot
Lord Wssiminster's C Nssoop q
Won ccverly-- sgsi Laancelot Eight others started
The Two Years Oh Produce stas Of 700 each, n;
for s.is st Obs and hi!.-, est sh bed House in.
.Losj W, ssainstCis b LsFzfS0n walked over
The Cle,eiand stakes &c neo,s each, 4 bot osly II
declared. with &c soss atSsL b! the Corporation. One
'niiS; ~ subs, ss, s,. o. saam declared
Mr. Alica's crelis, yrs. fstSih. 2
nir ysnsitan's CHI Z snollett 9 yrs, 7lh, .
she Fou fspil Stakes Of % ssys ZACH n with 70 add
80. Mile aud Hsk q subsJ
csL cradocks yhe Provost. !
Mr. Aliens Or~sa,
The course wa. well ATTENDED by the mobility. zen.
ty, and indeed ty every individual within circuit
tie sports Of the turf
E.reixp Tn catricss News.
Madame V.-,r's is pursuing her career Of suses.
ard eesedie. one night, sod Tragedies. with musical
ansrpieses on the oG nights The superb sfyi is
which sas gets up all her pieces, saA the sitsasioa
she psys q. the stage pinutis, render them highly
attractive ~ the public. Msdsmc's sxqsi.ite taste
"
zach is her sopslsrity, thst al eonps,isors keep
aloof, and thee the rival house IL without tenant
Ellison ha. billed In engaging q, opera troupe for
Drury-iane, and has Abandoned hi. istepscn 81 do
Aicasisg that temple Of ITALIA "a the exclusive ser
vies of na,icsai ePsrs, aided ~ the ballet. Iii
fully believed that he will resume the concerts dtN
bu, on n more exts ndsd scale.
TIE Eoslish OPEN hosse has mot yet closed. A
sew sssiesl dr~s~s, called The " A.ce.tras," which
was successful, has been brcssht out.
Macready and James walseh are playing ct the
Hsymsrket
The Sand theatre has istrcduceds new Irsk
actor ia The sublie, who promises 10 pat Powers
nose cut Of jois,.
Mr.. Bad has become the lessee ~ the Rsehmosd
taestrs, which waste be opened the 2ist ait, Me-
Henry Betty sustaining the character Of Hs INLET
the occasion.
A ne~ ths,tre istc be erected IN Leicester square,
on the site OF Jaassy'. hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Drsu Bsystrr--
Bloeksdes and theoretical preparation. NJ var are
stl in keeping nth public opision. The Wall street
OIL osdor Flaying fsst and loose rare prasks
with the passions ofhe fupdholeers One single essse
one incident can be turned 10 snylpurpose In their
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

Etaeah 4 Philadelphia III y a a%orlqnes tens
que Ia eonpsgnie' aa tatt Rad en,te .rhilale'phte
OF r,en,en sn,scptit lie Ssire aa.ser son chen,o
de tef par kennina'en; les habt.ans s'orpesercnt
Il GO que co chenia pa"sa1 dsns lear district,
tstle ronrnsnie Fsnuiat r,ptendre Sea irasaus
gu, avaten, cid sosrendus m,men,antment. ct
maIRrs ~rao,eti,t a'ua eete lsgi slaui. Ia p~eputaee
s'assemhia, plus dc eiaq cents .emmes ~s'Stairnt
rtuntss et chasssrent les ou'tirfs, IA police y Ell.
Neya au moius con, canstahles, mails lis fufcnt
t"us hst,us et tepeusses. dana estis lutte Ivy cut
r~lusjeurs pefsonns& 10 hiesstea, In maison da
President, de Ia eompasn,c du ehomin de fer u ttt
,noendtte stnsi su'a u hotel. par Ia r~oruiacc. In
dies pertarhatcuss n ttt condamnt a 10 ans dc
dtien'an aa ptai,entiaire ct uh autre 4 I ana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

NJ ROIsSE EST BhTGN ROUGE.
Jane McCaIop, epou-e de- Wm. Jotoston.
z No. 1915
~ IS Juliet 1910.
'AfETTE action cat irfentte par Ia pstiaFjps
NL poar oJteuir Gne sGjamfton lie corps ct bisu
es eEoa mart William J"hosrnn, fotsdse .sor he
i~1fa.iyais fyaitefnens ct Pin treq sngHrs ellie. lea
l~ierfjGagm sges desR. T.. Rrcha fds 1T Nine Many
Oa, ont pleiTpe nieni conRsiHens Ia Con- de- fatts
agaeses alaas Ia peft,iqp dr. "a p~Ia,oiivr, ains' que
ses dfSif1a IA propfiet4 q"'eiie feclama.
Css<f poitfgnoi lies, ordorrey al NJ stdAcr@ts,
epss Ian~ Mcttsfop so,t ct est par reci @Gqafee de
cor.5aset de- hleo de RDp .narj William Johnston,
81 su'e.fs conaetgerI Ie sgin. des etfans miaeurs
i,stas dsieor marriage. SAVIOR William Scott tobn-
st6a, lanes Madison JoIsst5n. efj0fH NC CaEo1
! oaustoa.
l. esttle pIusnosaornd, adjage ct ~decrht4s que IA
pIainIige tasonsrrra la possession e. aura Ia jruis-
sance rtTe control lie ga ~propfiefe parapben1aIe
ttesiFe d1ns sa petition, sagoif: 'Iilbitatlon-s Ji
Isqaelle ellie derneure. eanlsnsnt environ $50 acres
sii rec dans Ia Paroisse dsEsl Btion Rouge, en-.
sen5i5 asse. teates les notifications qni 81 tron-
vent, Les bestilHx, chevapx., cocbons. uessssise:
a~rasoifes, nps3fbses ct fnurnitare de cuisine agrc les
tscfaess 50 wants. Big Nelson, Lutte NeFsn.
cajaf, M,tIy,t Barton. An'side. Flank, Washing
TON. Rea,isascy, Kate. Susan. George, fiTifa
/ Sam, Henry, Caroline sfzAie&aoter, qpfi sol
fat tpS sit lie possessios et qu'e!ie recousse le
~fsais du proces sui saat IA 'asr.
f. s,ene, ISAAC JOHNSON,
ca iaiIlcs sJuge fG@3a g Dissric'
-ye csIuhe IA copie ci dessus 5nforrne au Juse
J.. q N MORENO. DsxGss-r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

LIS areRsrs-0n tronre dams Il, stfncgsfc
dune petite Vile e, sur Ia tonabe d 'un mari kck,
Dc, repitaphe suivante:
" weave ct sen nnuvel epoux ini OIL ds'ua
eommun ACCORD, sless &c monu,nens ga ~ qoi-
enagr de lears r~esre,s." II parait que. Ia scuse
inconso!able dontil s'agit, aarsi' consoles de Sc
condos naces inmsdia,ement apes fexpiraiion
do deiai legal, sans dou,e pour srasa'ilaF dun
comnun. accord aI'slssation de ce monnnsent
tQasraire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15
A WIS.

~ = public est prcvcnu dc nc point rrcc,
voir IN pavement in billet ~ scrit par mon
en- favour dc Green Il, White date IT, ~ Jn,I,
lief 1853, dc Ia sofamc Il" hcnz crn'e p~lasrrcs,
portant inherit i Hiz pour cent dn jour dc Ia
dltr j~HsGu'au Placement; ~ uu bon De Ia meme
date dc vfrgt quatrc plasjrcs, Giant In balance
di pfix Convent d'gnc naisoH It d'an TERRAIN
que le sonasjEoG a occupG pendant p~I'sl"urn
ann@es, apFc8 fvoir pave trois cent a]ojTantH
nnzc riasr"s 81 les obItgst ons Il tessus men.
tonnes. fornatt IN tOtaiitt IN prix de pacs
QUESTION. I a per,onne ayant refuse dc men
bonner Ic ttt~~ ct ayant vcndu ceftc me ne pro
prl6t" aun t.''re r. NJ payerai paA lea obiiga
tons snsdjtca a mons d'y ttre farce par Ia lof,
4 INLET II. &. y. BUTLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

w. q: WaKDFF,
Nofaire Public.
4 eMf,ds IL Ranqae de Ia Loufsiane.
&c nai--i1 -.

A malta, a reca en- .coania1ss'oh les mar
"a. chan iisss ssliqautrs.
Dr. bafjls d'eau Dc we dc. eoigoae intcusas
dun pix pea ele.e.
DixLasriis tlo.saaa Gip, !.
Detz qpaFtsds har,l 4 sssieuxyia de Porso,
Deux do #eo sinede Malaga,
.i2dovzaiass rel hanpagne .Issfssspi Branf,
DOVE caisses de sauce %tonate.
Donze DO do citampignoas,
~Ginqraute barrss de- Whisky,
tsmup,aate barrsiets De graisse,
Trsi3 easahiaes premiere quafite,
Eiag,sacad de cafe,
j Csisses Sirop %nataret,
I'm partie DIES aficlss c5Aessdts sera ssnaae- a
reucan AT iaard'r,i a t1hea'es du nsataia Zen
cie,, nsaggsin he. M, Staast.
2Ey .laiu De.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

Mr.A Il ChamhHr< editeut ia 81. I.nuis ne.
publican. ct Mr., I r. Hudson. candldat i.ocofoce
pour la Legislature. ont Gu drrnie tenrutan dur',
ais echaneSfent ,rois eeups de cnrshsnc sans SO
tlrsset. Mr.. Hudson qui await deunG 10 dc1t
Giant s~atislall lie combat iut aims, ,ermint.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-08-15

De BATUN EDIFE UIHlGEE FAN
gTH. Il WIRE FISHER - rnzthns ssrstou
va romnsu"sta H. ! Jsngfrt. It's Athvrs tsee.
vtprf les insftutt,ytts u"rr4sattfs dams lee htf6srn-
fr& paIftrsf IT. n '"neua Franc use pcuf SO par
quof,ef. 1T rtrstrtf sera pa y6H S2D tsr G%natsisf.
''usa9s h"s i~nsfftu"r', pr r6is, Nahaff.
H-tchlst Gu' est rhafR"e dt drpfrr iss IsGrnsds
ttnncAlr, fsfhne hhm" acr"mpiie, sCus lous lisa
upp~rte. hyani hf ~Itu*tfHcitrn, hf p'ftpefisncr ~
ro'ss1an' lee mf@i"ufes 4t"ittGs tonfbs pr"fr,sa"'
de frincais IT ii" Hus,G.e. DDvirf ~
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TarSE-ie% journal Boston dis lie. a~ruitcir.
cue ct nous esrt rcns quill nest pas sans fan!es
,aeat, ss'ano escadte csmposte dsciaa vaisseaus
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possible, roar ~pro'eser Il commerce. Ellie scra
comPosee de rtndtnsndauec. Ia Constellation, Ill
Concerde ct deux autres hliimens Do saettes
eo'te eseaare dois s,re commaaate parae Soas.
mndere Warrington. "
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AZ AVS.

a DtTE%lr les p"rsnnurs agan' dos r6rlnmH
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Aatrss fsas. mataaprsra~-on Went dc ID
vhav,tt 4 boston une g,anae ~fah,i1ue de faux hslr
lets de hanaues aut rt"hahlemep' setoht mia ca
circulation. lie seut tires sur Ia hanquo 10 Ven.
non ct p~ayahles sus demanded ma,= fi,iat aans
lrluel est Nesnan nest nnliemeht men,Iopnt,
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la grand diaer-T "a Gu 1 Ba2en IN dine
dc dix han cen, pcrsonnes qai a &c donne 4 Mr..
Cunasd pro,tiesaife do na.ires 4 vapear. II
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AVIS
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SDIycll" Orleans. est Feuu s'fiabiIr al BS'Ot
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l'Eglis~.
u rffFc respectucusr ncrf ses ~servit~a auI
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Ga assure d'apres lie deruior rcceasemcnt lie
la pnpa,s,iAa DO Newsfo,k que lie chitfre monte
n $4,000 ames, = e
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AVG.

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