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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-27
STATE OF VERMONT

District Of Marlboro, IS.
AT the Probate Court, holden OF Brattlcboro
within and for said district, on the sixth day
Of Mach, A. d. ls4o, ~ Present, Hon.
HrNRy SMITH, Judge:
A Instrument, purporfing to be the last
"A Will and Testament Of ASA BELKNAP,
late Of Dummerslon in said district, deceased,
being presented 10 the court here by Ruth Bel
KNAPP, the executrix therein named for probate /;
il is ordered by said cour, that all persons con-
cerned therein be notified to appear al a session
Of said court, TO be holden at the Registers
Office in Bratlleboro in said district, on the last
Saturday Of March, A. ID. 1910, and show
cause, il any they may have, against the pro-
bate of said will; for which purpose il is further
ordered, that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully, in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Brallieboro,
as soon as may be.
A true COPY Of record.
% Attest, A. KEYES, Reg.
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snse after he has taken the ksanine: the epe,-
ration is entirely different from any Of rhe"es-
Prepared by LIE ROY, MD.
Moson de y Auteur, rue de Seine,
No. 80, Fauburge, Saint German.
DR. lie Roy would respectfully inform Che
citizens of the United States OF America, that
he has appointed Robnc Bonnine, General
Agent Of the United States Of America, and
that in future all Medicines will be prepared
by me as usual, and shipped TO X. Bonninc,
New York, who will put them up in GOAL bores,
and each label contain his written signature,
and obtained only of agents appointed by him.
G. w. EMERSON, Agent for Windham
county, VI. and Cheshire county, NH.
sUB AGENTS.
G. w. Bruce, and jesse Cone, Marlboro,
VT; r. n. Benson, Waipole, N H.; II. Good
enough, Nottingham, VT; T.. Manley, and
David Reed, Dummerston, VT; ii. Il. Baker,
Ncwlane, VT; s. T. n. Cheney, Jamaica, VT;
>. c. Stone 4 Co. Green River, VII. VIM.
Halle. Hinsdale, NH; Ira p. Howard, Wards
boro, VT; s. r. Thompson, Townshend, VT;
WIN. Harris, VI. II. Ford. Chesterfield, NH.
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Marlboro District.

MdFF0oTs Distfict, IS.
Probate Office, Bfatileboro, March l6, AID. 1910.
ZONES Alonzo Goodenough, Executor of
~ the last Will and Testament Of ISAAC.
PLUMMEls, late Of said BraiiIeboro, deceas-
ed, and files his administration account here
upon Il is ordered, thai The same be heard and
examined, before the Probate Court for said
district, at the session ihereofto be holden at
said Brattieboro, on The last Thursday Of A pril
next; and for the purpose Of notifying all con-
cerned Of the time and place of hearing, said
executor 10 directed 10 publish a copy of the
record Of this order three weeks successfully,
in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true COPY Of record.
30 Attest. A. KEYEs, Res'r.
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: Il w ID "A " IDS
HEBREW PLASTER .

TUyHE pcculiarities Of this Chemical Com
u pound arc owing 10 its extraordinary ef.
ftcts, upon the animal fbrcs or nerves, liz a
ments, and muscles. its virtues being carried
by them TO the immediate seat Of disease or oil
pain AMI weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be
this, as an external application, win prove q
powerful auxiliary, in removing the disease
and facilitating the cure, IN cases of Local In
fammatinn, Scrofulous affections, Kings Evil
Gout, inllammatory, and Chronic Rheumatism
and in all cases where seated pain or weakness
exists.
A gentleman travelling in the South Of Eu-
rope and Palestine. in 1880, heard so much
said in the latter place, IN praise Of jaw DA-
WINS PLASTER;a aud ofthe Gas he consi.lered)
miraculous cures il had performed, that he was
induced TO try Il on his own person, for q LING
and Liver affection, the removal Of which had
been the chief object of his journey, bur which
had resisted the genial influence Of that balmy
and delicious climate.
He acco dinghy applied plaster on the right
side Of the chest, where the pain was SEATED,
another between the shoulders, and one over
the region OF the liver. In the meantime, lie
drank freely of an herb tea Of Iaxitive qualities.
He soon found his health improving; and in a
few weeks his cough left him, the sallowncss
of his skin disappeared, his pain was removed,
ana ms nealth became permanently relnstated.
II has likewise been very beneficial in cases
of weakness, such as weakness and pain in the
stomach, weak limbs, ameness, affections ~
the spine, female weakness, &c. No female
subject TO pain or weakness in the back or side,
should be without it. Married ladies', in deli
cate situations, find great relief from constantly
wearing this plaster.
No pulling or great spread Of certificates is
intended. These who wish TO satisfy them
selves Of the efficacy Of this plaster, can obtain
sufficient To spread or 8 pIasters for 30 cents;
sum not halfsnfiicient a. pay for the insertion
Of single certificate into ary of our most conn
mon prints, single time. This trifing price
per box Is placed upon il, in order that il may
be within the means of every afflicted son or
daughter Of the community; that all, whether
rich or poor, may obtain the treasure Of heuith
which results from ITS use. Price per box, 50
cents. Directions accompany each box.
r. w. CAPRos K Co., Agents for the State
Of Vermont, to whom all orders must be adj
dressed, at Rochester. Y.
For sale BY BUTTON. CLARK & CO.,
Brat,leboro; and PEYTON R.CHANDLER,
Putney. [eopiya7l March, 1870.
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REMOVAL.

TYyHE subscriber has removed 10 the Build
IL ing south OF the Bank, (entrance first
door north of the Vermont House, where he
viii pay particular attention 20 SIGN, OR
NAMENTAL and IMITATION PAINT
ING.
He will furnish as good workmen as can be
found in the country, TO do House Painting,
Papering, Glazing, S-s. on the most reasona.
bic terms, in this aud other towns. Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs taken in exchange for
painting chairs.
FREDERICK VAN DOoRN.
Brattlcboro, Jan. 1870. 20
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A WORD TO THE WISE!
A certain Cure for the Piles

HAYS LINiMENT has been used by
LII thousands for the above distressing COM
plant, and in no case has it failed 10 effect a
cure. II was the last death bed Request of
the celebrated DR.. Gridley 20 his fiiend and
attendant, Solomon Hays. Hundreds eau
testify To the wonderful effects Of this Lini-
ment, who have used il in New York, aud
who say il works like charm. The follow
ing are some which have been handed to the
proprietors, in addition to which many respec-
table citizens have voluntarily called aud left
their addresses with permission TO refer To
them.
SALEM, June II, 1882.
Mr. Hays-Esteemed Friend, am happy
to inform yon that my wife has used .h,.se
two boxes Of Linimeni which you sent her,
and is nav entirely well Of the Fistulr, and il
is TO the establishment Of all her friends and at
PENDANTS. | shall be in town in a few DAYS
with my wife, and shall amply compensate
you, and shall not forget u recommend i, 10
oil my friends who may be 80 unfortunate as
to be troubled with so desperate disease.
JOSHUA DODGE.
This certiies, that have been many wears
afflicted with the Piles; and have in vain raid
out conside able money for various remedies
Having heard your Liniment, purchased
box, and soon after using it according TO d.
rections, was entirely cured Of the complaint.
recommend IL as a safe and efcctual remedy.
SAMUEL WIMAN.
New YoaK, Dec. !, 1889.
do hereby certify, that for = number Of
months was severely afflicted with the Ery-
sipelas, and tried number Of remedies 20 H.
tie purpose, until purchased box of your
Liniment, from which found immediate relief
and perfect cure.
- JAMES JACKSON.
This will certify, that have been troubled
with the Piles most Of the time during seven
voyages TO Europe; ] have applied 10 both
European and American physicians without
success--have used part Of one box Of MIR
Hays Liniment, which has effectuaIly cured
me. GEORGE EMERSON.
Mr. Perley Sibley, OF Athol, Mass. has been
greatly afflicted with the Piles Cor so years past
He stated TO one Of the proprietors Of Hays
Lniment, that he tried almost every thing that
had been recommended 10 him, and had follow
ed the advice Of many physicians, bat obtained
no relief Having seen Hays Liniment re-
commended in one Of the papers, he was in-
duced TO try il, although he had little faith in
advertised nostrums. He has used one bottle,
which has given hun great relief and almost
entirely cured him; he thinks one bottle more
will cure his complaint, and he recommends
all who may be troubled with the piles 10 try
this remedy, October 4, 1889.
Prepared from the genuine receipt BY
PALMER & NASH, and sold wholesale
and retail at their Medicine Store, No. as,
Ann street, Boston. The genuine will be
signed on the outside wraeper !.
For sale in Bratflehoro, by Durros, CLAax
g. Co.; Keene, Jons FosrEn; Fitzwiiam, DR.
NOBLE. 6moeopi0
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a true copy Of record,
Attest, A. KEYES, Reg.
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t-T> Numerous other Certificates equally
respectable might be added, but the above arc
considered sufficient evidence Of IFS great sse s
fitness. Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, ~.
90 South 81 Street, Philadelphia. and may %
had OF DUTTTON, CLARK s. co, Brat
tlcboro. Price 81 90. 6neowi4
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NOTICE.

THIS cer,ilies that ] have sold TO my son
~ FRANCIS s. RAY, his lime. with liberty 10
act aud trade for himselfand TIM, shall pay no
afterthis date.
!, n. .s5ssa LEVI RAY.
vernon March 9th, 1910. 49,
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AUCTION SAhES
HBERtEl9:9,l PT 1,oI I, { G,H |. SALE

EBEI1EAAPTORY CHANeERY SALE O.
u HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERiTY-A liass en-
pOrtunity for speculatDg in Baltimore CITY Real Estz
By virtue of decree Of Baltimore County Co,r H.
undersigned viii sell by auet,in at the Eychanas -
the city of BaItmsre, on MONDAY, the SOth NssT
bier instant at o'cIack, P. M,
ALI, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, wing a.
Monument and French streets, in the city Of BaIk
more, described as follows:
Beginning the south side Of Monument street sGx
point distant ll3 feet inches east of Constitution S.
thence running ea5twardly Monument street fOar
hundred and nineteen feet inches, with an
rage depth of about two hundred feet
The front French street Is about three hundred
feet, with depth Of about 80 feet.
This property has upon it forty small Dwellings, and
car!ll Mansion House, with Ice Houses and other
conVe iiencaS-a PARTON of il is subject TO ground
rent, which the Trustee viii explain any deSiroasr
| Jf buying
plat OF this property aay be seen at any TING on
NJ LEGATION TO tie Trustee.
rise properly comprises trO three acres of Land in
tho hear n the city ct Baltimore. II bn&s on Mons
mont STREET fine large avenue Leading JON th-
washington Mo ~ument to the city line, and which mRAG
become one of the <peSt streets OF our city Through
and part 9th, proptfY are now d the rails OF he
SGsquehanna Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
to tire purchaser.
This properly is sold at the ri,& OF the Lte Paf-
chaser, aud viii be positively sold 10 he hiSl7sa-
bidder.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decTsG M our
fourth in cash. and the resaio six, twelve and eisA
teen mOnths with interest Fut the credit paylne1S
security will be required.
nl6eoats JOHN GLENN, Trustee. :
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HOUCK,S PANACEA COUNTER
TETTED.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
A SENSE II duty 70 myself as wei to the PnS
- he, induces Inc to state that my Panacea hF5 heeh
counterfeted 10 considerable extent and that iaFga
quantities of IL have been sold in New York, Phnadsi-
phia and Pittsburg The bOttlrs containing the med1-
ciHe as well as the stereotyped bills which cover exc
bottle has been 80 neatly and closely copied By those
it5.,s<erteitng them, that IT is ditheult 20 de-
lect them, and when san avns Psrscea I, i
critical examination. AS to the .p.-S - ,,Iat
a most wretcbed and deIeterous compoSssd; eser--
cd TO do, as il doubtless has done, great injury % -
constitutions OF those who may be uHfoItunats as %
use H. II there be any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral or wicked than another, It -
where an unpnIcipled being jeopards the health and
lives Of his fellow creares the present Instance,
for filthy ucre, and palms upon them genuine med-
cine OF universal reputation for sanaiiye quality,
most vl@nous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties Instead Of possessing the power Of curing tend only
deceive ind blight TIE ho9es ofthe invalid not per
man Rtly to destroy his health
Having discovered the author and agents in this Rii
nous fraud upon the public, well upon my Onn IN
Ierests and being influenced By sincere desire 70 pr
nish the aggression Of the former, and throw ne pane
py Of protection around the Iatcr,I caused weeks
since sui to be instituted in the u States Court for
Phiadelphis, against the parties concerned in this ne
rjos Affair; regular reports of which when adiNdcaied,
will be published for the public information and to warn
the unprnciPed against the danger of Sepredang upon
the rshtOf others, and of peTiiilg human health.
nl2 X JACOB HOUCk
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THE AMERICAN WHALE FIsHERY.-Ihe toll
lowing interesting and highly valuable iniorina-
ton respecting this important branch OF our
commerce, we gather from an article IN the ler-
chants Magazine for November, by j. II. Lam
man, Esq. of New York:
In the years 1862 1772, there were Lis Ame-
rican ships engaged in the whale-ishery, pro-
ducing 40, 1872 barrels of oil.
From 177l to 1775, nine ports IN Maesachu-
sets fitted out annually 304 vessels whose total
tonnage was p, $40; employing 4,059 seamen;
and taking SO, $3.50 barrels of sperm oil, and 9o5o
barrels of whale oil annually.
From 1887 to 1883, Mne Torts In Massachu-
sets fitted cut annually 122 vessels; tonnage
1920; employing 1911 seamen; and taking
1880 barrels sperm oil, and Is, $50 baxels oil
whale OIL.
On the first Of September, 1889, there were
engaged in the fishery 557 vessels, fitted out from
SO ports excepting six) in New England WIN
an amount of tonnage which is nearly one-tenth
OF the whole tonnage of the country.
In 1881, 109 200 barrels oil sperm, and ll4,34i
barrels OF common oil were brought INTO the
country, besides 1,029,690 pounds OF whaleoone
the total value being 3,4SS, 1872 dollars. In 1888,
the ports of New Bedford and Nantucket,
brought III 1851 barrels of sperm, S4,59o bar
rels of common oil, and 729, 1853 pounds oil Whale
bone: which with that brought into other ports,
will equal the sum of S3,047,900.
The number Of vessels engaged in the fishery
in 1884 was asa, whose total value was ~ 81,
2 600; and employing about 10000 men. vi The
common oil taken in that year, about one hall
found market in Europe, one quarter In the
West Indies, and the remainder in the U. States
The greater part of the sperm oil is used IN the
United States, in cotton and woolien factories;
and IN steamboat and other machinery.
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DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE

DUKEHAKT,S VARIETY STORE.
No t0lt BALTIMORE STREET.
(Detween South an d Calvert Street AZ
xMTHERE can be had on reas oslabic terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Serubbing, Shoe, Sootlr, WraVers' and F
ler'S BRUSHES.
Round, square, and Oval BUT"rER PRINTS, haa
somely lettered.
Wiliow-bislset CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball. rontnsH TNen-
Baskets, Warhboards, TOW Il .S9irSs.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hoy and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon SJHGezeFs
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pms
Mouders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable fer TeeP
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, caSsineu and Cotton
Hand and hySuttles: cabbage Nets, &c
Baltimore. 5InOnlh. 1870. 81
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AND SUSPECTED MUIR
DER.-On Friday last quantity oil goods, most
" domestic rnuslins, calicoes, small quantity
of silks, and quantity Of crockery ware, were
found by some of our paliee officers, sccreted in
an rntenanted house, in the vicinity Of Fair
mount, which were taken into custody; and upon
being inspected by number of oar Market
street mercantile houses, have been recognised
as goods sold by them some two or three months
since to Robert Hartlett, a merchant OF ZaneS-
vile, Ohio, and forwarded from this city to the
care of Messrs. TAYLOR s Reese, Of Baltimore;
thence forwarded by them by horse team, under
the care of a teamster by the name of Wonderly,
or a similar name, for the West. As they did
not arrive at their place Of destination in res-
sonable time, Mr.. Hartlstt became somewhat
alarmed about them, and wrote to inquire into
the cause Of delay. Since then, every effort has
been made to obtain information concerning the
teamstcr and the goods, Of which it IS under
stood that he had about $4,000 worth. Hand
bills, Offering $50 for the teamster, were issued
and spread from Baltimore west; and subsequent
" others, offering reward of 500 for the re-
covery of the goods and robber or robbers, have
been issued, but thus far without avail. MIR
Reese, 'of the firm Of Taylor &c Reese, and
Baltimore police officer arrived III this city yes
terday morning, when, upon view OF the goods,
and their examination by the merchants OF whom
Mr. Hartlett purchased, some Of them (silks)
were identified as having been sold to him by
the house of Dale, Remington &. Ross; some Of
the domestic goods by the house of Trotter,
Morrell s CO.; and the bonnets by shoe and
bonnet dealer in Market street. The crockery
ware found, we believe, had not been identified
yesterday forenoon.
The only way to account for the mystery Is,
eithe, that the teamster has himself committed
the robbery, or that he has boen brutally muir
dered and robbed by gang Of villains, who, to
say the least, know enough about this city to
have made it the place of rendezvous for their
spoils if moi for themselves.
We incline to The opinion that the teamster
has been murdered and robbed and if we mis-
take not, we saw a notice three or four weeks
since, in western paper, of a transportation
team having been taken up, astray, on the road
the driver supposed to have been murdered
and robbed.
1t would. in our view, be we'll for the news
papers to take hold Of some of these cases OF i'm
portant robberies, and endeavor to ferret out the
villains. The Stoolpige0n system, OF many OF
the police officers of some of our cities, seeks
darkness too much to be of tina: public utility
that it claims.-P Philadelphia Ledger.
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WILLIAM LUSBY.

ME II Mt Tail OR,
No. 7 South street, ) doors from baltimore 81
EB ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the puG
Ia lic that he has received by the latest arrivals,
handsome GOODS, which together with his
former stock will make his assortment complete, which
he prepared make up to order in the most approved
STYLE on the reasonable terms and at the shortest
notice He returns his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public r their liberal patronage and assures them
that no exeron on his part viii he spared to give gene
III satseactiop ocl9-dS
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NrALUARIE BALTTMORE ST. Pa0

v PERTy-By virtue OF several DEGREES Of BsatI-
more County Court sitting as Court OF Equy, thc
undersigned Trustee will, On SATURDAY, 5lh W.
ceInber next, at O'Clock p m at tie Exchange, offer
for sale the following described property, That Is 10 Ey
ali that piece parcel OF ground, living IN the CITY on
Baltimore which is contained within the metes boHnd
courses ard distances following, 10 wit :-HegIHniHg
for the same the line ofthe nsrth side of baltimore
thence westerly bounding on Baitimor: sireet20 Esst
thence norhery parallel with Gay street 80 feet-thezee
eastwardly, parallel with Baltimore street, % feet
theme. by a straight line 10 the beginning.
The terms Of sale are one fourth cash the rafes
ton of the salethe remainder at six, twelve, aRd
eighteen monrhs, with interest from the day OF sale upsN
the whole the three last iustameuts tn be secured By
endorsed negotiable notes, approved by the TfEstees-
JOHN GLENN,
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
Trustees.
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WWANTED.-A Young Man ws4s has consider
w able experience in business, is DESTROYS OF obtan-
inc situation in "a wholesale grocery, -four, coHmis
sion house. where ne could rake himself generally use
full He would not object taking charge Of acouniry
store OK going any part OF the United States IN the
capacity Of agent collector or clerk. The most IN
excepuoBabe reference given characIe< capabty,
SC For further information, apply to Lewis Eeeons
| Hotel. &C "a.
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GJFTC1TIOE IVA yTED-By yC% mas
y vino can come highly recommended, eith~ az
Porter In a Grocery, Flour, or Commission Store =
Waiter or Bar keeper any other respectable abor
ing work where he can make himself useful to his EN-
pIoyergnd would have no objection 20 to the soath
or Weyt.-Cood recommendations will be given IN re-
gard to character &c. Apply to LEWIS f. SCoFTis
Genera. Intelligence and Agency Office, Old E4tafllsh-
ment No. 9 West Fayeue street, basement 81 me Ciy
Hotel seZo
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PoRT or BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 81, 1870.
CLEARED.
Schr Belle Barbados.
schr Direct: New York.
500

ErhI Direct. New YORK
ARRIVED.
scht Emily 2liioou, rom Laguyo
Schr WilGs Gallup, DIS I'm OcracOok.
Steampacket Columbia, from Georget1Nn Washing
ton and Ale xandna. on No Point snw barque Maryi-
of the Pauxent, brig Reaper, from Galveston, brought
up the captain.
Stramracket Rappuhannock, Paubanh, from Fredef
icssbGrg.
atea,nnarket Colambus. I'm Richmond
TEL EGRAPHED, on SwHI Point, barque and q
full rigged orig; two iapsa scnO0Be:s-0ne appears
agrO'.nd IN the foot knoll.
BEi.OW-TwO bries beating up also io.Sah and a
fore and aft schooner
SAILED-Brigs MARY stanton and Token, for Bos-
tcE, and scnY Direct iOr y York.
Arr schr Leander 6ds FIN Nswosnl. n c
Schr David Rogers, de FIN York
Schr Sylvia HigaPe, DIS I'm " YORK
Sohr Plutorh, I'm HnNTe lie Grace
The bzg Gen Sumter, Hobbs. arrived here sosre
days ago) reports having spoken snip CouHgt"n, eBce
for CAarleston, 80 miles south OF Cape Henry, mo
datel
Brig George Gardner, from Csdz, is reported IN the
Bay.
Brig Wanknco. fof Baltimore went TO sea from
Charleston 18th inst
Brig Chickasaw, and schr WIN W WSef, I'm BaIL-
more Boston 18Th inst
Schr Mariner from Nantucket for Baltimore, was al
Tarpaulin Cove 18th inst
sshrMmy Ann, for Baltimore. I'D I'M Portsmouth, n
II. ltth Rs.
Schr Charleston Packet. FIN Baltimore. az Proyi-
dence, < | l7tJ inst
SIoop Anes, from Baltimore, arrived at Mobile l2th
iHsisut
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l5--eleased soop Union, Tor
Baltimore
CHAR. RsToN, Nov I6.-An'd brig fremont, from
Wilmington nc, tor st Domingo; in distress, with loss
OF spas, sails, rigging, &c. N violent gale OF "hd on
the 4th.
Cl'd brig China, Havana