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Died

M R JAMES MORRISON, the HYGEIST, died
SN-A at an advanced age, the 10th of May last al
Paris, where he had resided for some time superb
tending branch OF the British College of Health,
London.
The College at London has been for some time un-
der the supervision of
JOHN & ALEXANDER .HORISON
of the celebrated Hygeist and the business has
experience no interruption, hey are notw the only
persons living who possess the knowledge of all the
materials and their proportions. used in making the
g world renowned vegetable Medicine called
Morison's Pills.
Every Packet sold Vermont and in the towns bor-
dering on Lake Champain in the State of New York
will be signed with Pen and Ink, by Messrs. Pang-
born Brinsmaid, Jewellers, of the Variety Store,
Burlington VT. who State Agents. and signed also
by the sub agents selling them. Remember this il
you wish to get the genuine article.
GEO. TAYLOR, Hygeist, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
THE HYGEIST,"
newspaper for gra uious circulation is 10 be issued
from the General Depot for the United States, for
the Medicine and publications of the British College
of Health, Londonl at "a Broadway, New York,
where all ordersand communications relative TO the
business must be addressed Thirty thousand of each
humber will be distributed through the United States.
Its chief object will be to disseminate the opinions
aid circulate the theory of the late James Mori-
son, Esq, (the founder of the British College of
Heath) and of other learned and eminent supporters
Of thenow universally approved Hygean doctrine and
practice. DIR. GEO. TAYLOR. Hygeist.
81 Broadway, New York
United States Agent.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
OF the Variety Store, Burlington, VT. State Agent
Sold by ]. Hagar, and E. Markham, MiddIebury,
Vermont IOIv
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Physicians have in many instances aiven !,

Physicians have in many instances given il
to their patents, and in every instance, to our
knowledge with great satisfaction have found
| it a certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head.
ache is a complaint with which physicians do.
not wish to have any thing to do, and gener'
ally prescribe only for temporary relief : con-
sequently, Dr.Spohn's Sick Headache Rem.
edy escapes the opposition which some other
props ietor's articles meet from that sour ce.
Try it once and you never will regret it,
It is composed entirely of Vegetables, and
contains no mineral, or poisonous drug of any
kind, and does not require any change of d.
ct or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists. 2 Fletcher ST. NJ
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the Un
ion. For sale by S. MOODY, MidGlebury, VT.
HEWE'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.
THIS article is offered to the public as a
never failing cure for the Rheumatism, and it
has for a number of years sustained IFS iep'
utation, and accomplished cures which had
defiled the power of every other article.-In
acute and recent cases, the relief is inyarable
after one or two applicationsof the liniment
and in chronic Rheumatism, the cases of cure
are numerous. 1t is truly a remedy that
reaches the nerve and bone with the most hap
py effect.
Sold wholesale and retailb by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists 2 Fletcher ST N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'M
ion. Sold by S. MOODY. %
DIR. McMunn's Elixir of Opium.
Superior 10 Parigoric or Laudanum, or any
of the preparations Of opium.
Sold by S. Moody.
DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liver
wort, has been successful for eight years in
the cure of the following diseases: Con-
SUMPTION and Liver Complaint, Female Gem
plants, Splitting of Blood. Nervous diseases
and weakness. Sold by S. MOODY.
MiddIebury, Vt. 20
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DR.. A. SHERMAN S

INDICATED LOZGNGES.
tChildren or adults eau take medicine in
This form without difficulty. 1t is the only
way TO make it pleasant yet discovered.
GrPurchasers will please observe that the
name "a. SHERMAN, NJ. D." is on each hox.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.
HNIS Lozengcs are sealed, and have "A
ETA herman, NJ. D." on the side oil
the box. They are the safest, most sure and
effec,ual remedy for coughs, colds. cousump
,ians, whooping cough, Asthma. tghtness OF
the Lungs or chest, &c. DC. The proprietor
has never know an instance where they did
not give perfect satisfaction. Several thou
sand boxes have been sid within the last three
months restoring to health, persons in aImos'
every stage of consumption, and those labor
ing under the mo. distressing cold and coughs
They do rot check and dry up the cough, but
render it easy, FRO note expectoration, aIlay
the tickling or ir itat ON, and remove the prox
innate or exciting cause. They are made from
a combination oft most vrluab!e cxpec:oran
for cough medicines, and are undoubtedly su
perior 10 every thing in use for those com.
plaipts. Hundreds of certificates have been
offered of their wonderful virtues, from those
who have been saved from an untlmely grave,
md restored 10 perfect health by using them.
DosE.-One lozengeis dose for an adult, and
may be repeated from three to six times day.
as required. Children, eight years old, half Of
one: four years, a quarter, and so in proportion
Very small children or infants will take them
best dissolved in little water. Should they
act as an emetic, or produce nausea, the dose
must be lessened to wha. the stomach will bear.
Half of one will generally be sufficient TO take
before breakfast, as the stomach is more easily
sickened. No i'll effects can arise from an
over dose, as it will cause the stomach TO re,
iect it; and although not pleasant sensation
will lie found to give relief. Where there is
much pain in the breas, or side one ofSherman'>
Poor Minis PIas'ers should be applied over
the part, and worn till relieved. If attended
with costiveness, few cathariic or laxative
Lozenges, or any mild cathartic medicine
should be used as occasion requires. Sold al
the Variety Store, by PANG BORN & BRINs
AID, Jewellers, Burligtou, Vt. wholesale
gents A liberal discount 10 merchants who
Luy to sell again. For sale by ]. DYAR.
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Kingston, N. Y. June 25, 1898.
Dec. II, 1888.
CoUNTERFEITS. BEWARE OF IMposE

TON
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper.
Oh which is label, signed by SAMPSON REED
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
OJ-The outside Yellow Label will have, on and
after December 1889 in addition TO that OF Sampson
Reed, the signature Of VIM. JOHN CUTLER, one OF
his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the of attempts TO introduce
spurious articles which partially assuming the name
of the genuine, calculated 10 msead and deceive
pubIic.-Amcng these mixtures are the 'tAmercan
Pulmonary Balsam, % vegetable Pulmonary Basamic
Syrup" :" Pulmonary Balsam, "Carters Compound
Pulmonary Balsam,' and others. Purchasers should
inquire for the true article by its whole name-THE
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and see
that it has the marks and signatures of the genuine
Each bottle and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmo-
nary Balsam.'
American Pulmonary Balsam,' and others above
alluded to AN attempt has been made 10 deceive the
public by spurious mixture called Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam," sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee said 10 be prepared by an
unprincpled in Bangor Me. The name is
written in way TO resemble the genuine signature
and is base attempt 10 deceive the public and AVOID
the punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING s. CUTLER, late
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Med-
cines, Pants an Dye Stuffs, No. 81 Chatham ST.
Boston. and by Druggists and country merchants
generally in New England, AMI in the principal places
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
Price 30 cents. Sold by S. MOODY.
Middlebury Vermont. ISL y
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WOOL WOOL!
MANUFACTURING, CLOTH ORES
SING AND
WOOL CARD nG.

FHE subscriber will continue TO carry on
the above business at the old stand of o
Jewett Esq. where he will be happy to serve
his old patrons and the public generally.
Having fitted up his machinery in the best
possible manner, he feels safe in assuring
them that their work will be done in the best
manner, and on the most reasonable terms.
EDWARD JEWETT.
New Haven, Fast Mills, June, IS40-5.
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suERMAN's
POOR MANS PLASTER.


HhNLY l2J cents each. Each plaster has
" printed on the back OF it, "sherman's
Poor mans plaster" 1t is the dest sireglhen
ing plaster in the world, and sovereign rem
tdy for pain or weakness in the back. loins
side, breast, neck, limbs, JOINTS, rheumatism,
lumbago. &c. &c. One million a year will
pot supply The dem1nd. They will require a
little warming before application. Warranted
superior TO all others, and for one quarter the
usual price, making not only the best, but the
cheapest plaster il the world. 1t atfIrds relief
in a few hours, and makes astonishing cures.-
In liver complaint and dyspepsia, it should be
worn over the regiou Of the liver or stomech
and il will afford great and astonishing relief:
In coughs, colds as,hmas difficulty Of breath.
ing, oppression of the chest or stomach, they
will Immediately soothe, and greatly benefit
the patient. Persons of sedentary habits, or
those obliged to stand much, will receive deci-
ded support from ore Of the truly ,strengthning,
plasters Physicians generally recommend
them, in preference to all others, because they
stick or adhere better and afford greater relief.
n their operation they are stImuiant, tonlc, land
anodyne. They are composed Of entirely diff.
erent ingredients from any other; and known
from the experience of millions, who have u.s.
ed them, as we'll as the united testimony, of all
the celebrated and distinguished clergy and
physicians. to be the most useful and highly
medrcated plaster, ever!nvented or offered 10
the public. Several persons have called al the
ware house TO express their surprise and thanks
at the almost miraculous cnres thesr plasiers
have effected. One man who had been affiict
ep with rheumatism, as 10 be unable 10 dress
himself without assistance, was enabled after
wearing one, only one night to gel up alone in
the morning, put on his clothes and call at our
office with eyes beaming with JOY and his
tongue pouring forth the gladness ofhis heart.
at the sudden and signal reliefhe had received
from this best of all remedies. Ask for DR.. |
Shernan's Poor Mans Plaster. 1t is so call. !
ed, because the price places il in the power of
all to purchase, being only l2t cts Sold at
he variety store By PANGBoRN f. BslNsMAID,
Jewellers. burli &C \, VT. wholesale agents.
A lit ofal i,scolntt, merchants who buy to sell
again. Frtt,by J. DYAR. 55;ly
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Health and Strength
DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE RITTER


a RE the only sure remedy for Dyspepsia
Ia and Jaundice that has ever been discovered
and their general use for 80 years, with re-
common cations from the most eminent Of the
Medical Faculty, and editorial notices from the
Boston Morning. Post, Boston Da " Mail, Plym-
oulh Memorial, AToskeag Representative, Barn
stable Patriot, Essex Banner, Haverhil Ga
Zette, Lowell Patriot, Bunker Hill Aurora,
Charlestown, Portsmouth Gazette, N. H..Nur h.
ern Star, K; Island, Lincoln Telegraph, Me-,
New Y oTk Evening Signal, &c. must assure the
afflicted that they'pnssess wonderful merit.
THEY GIVE LIFE, ELASTICITY AND vIGoR
to the vIscera, promote the peristaltIc action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
accumulations, and purify and enliven the blood
in the most thorough and effectual manner
They are the most certain remedy for all those
prevalent Diseases called dyspepsia jaundice, liv.
er complaints, heartburn, dizziness, headache.
wandering or settled pains, sinking fantness,
sour stomach, loss OF appetite, weakness of the
all diseases caused. by an unhealthy state of the
stomach and bowels.
They are the unrivlled and efie acIous com
pound Of a
IFREGULAR PHYSICIANkE
and Graduate of the
NEw-HAMPsHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
VINO has made the study of Medicine his pro
fession.
Being composed entirely of vegetables, they
are of such nature Il at they may be taken for
any length of time by nvaids of any age, with
'ut lnJuring the system OF exposing it TO take
old
BEWARE OF PEDLERS!!
The genuine article cannot be obtained of
them on any pretence whatever.
INEVER EMPLOY THEM
Nor atloU them to sell my Medicines.
And all Biiters, p It up iu phals and small round
bottles, purporing 10 be mine,
IRE RINK COUNTERFEJTS.
As some are base enough to fill tie EMMY
bottles with the,r stuff, and thus deceive the un-
wary, and some have attempted an imitation of
my Biiters in papers.
BE CAREFUL OF WHOM you
PURCHSE!
In consequence Of these attempts at mposi
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1871.

TH\1lS line Of Boats will resume business at
FL the opening Of navigation, leaving Yer
GENES every Tuesday and Saturday morning at
o'clock towed by steamer McDonough TO
Whitehall, arriving al Troythe Sd day-leaves
Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock
NJ, arriving at Vergennes on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings. Freight for the South
must be on board The fore part of the day previ-
Gus. At Try Freights will be taken up % the
hour Of leaving. For further particulars inquire
of r. CHAPMAN and
NJ. D. HALL, SVergennes,
H. S. OSBON, Agent, Troy-Ofice No. 81
River ST., over /. H. Hooker's Tow-boat Office,
4th door up stairs.
N. B.--The proprieiors of the above Line re-
specttully solicit continuance of patronage, and
pledge themselves to forward freight entrusted to
their care with promptness and despatch, having
every necessary facility, as usual
.3pril, 1S4I. 4s.6m.
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HARTFORD.

u,HE subscriber has been appointed
L Agent for the HARTFORD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for Middle
oury and vicinity, and will receive proPo
sails for insuring property against loss or
iamage By Fire. The long established
reputation of this company, and the
promptness with which all their transac-
lions have been characterised render 1t
unnecessary to say anything in It's favor
All business connected with the office In
trusted to him will be faithfully and pune
tually transacted.
JONATHAN uAGAR, Agent.
MiddIebury, Feb. 26, lS4l. 42;ly
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WOOD TYPE.
At Reduced Prices !

HVHE subscriber still continues the manu-.
III faciure Of wood type, at Whitehall, N.
Y, respectfully informs the printers of the u
niied States and Canada, that he is prepared 10
cut wood type OF every size and style from FIVE
lines Pea up.
Printers wishing. founts of any particular let.
ter, can have them made to order without any
additional charge. by sending a pattern letter.
The subscriber has made arrangements TO
manufacture type so low. that it puts it in the
power of every Printer to furnish his office
complete with wood type, at halt tie usual pri.
ceS charged by other manufacturers.
Country newspapers inserting the above six
times and sending paper to the subscriber,
shall receive 50 in type, providing they buy 10
the amount Of IS.
JOHN G. GAY.
Wood engravings executed neatly and expe.
d.tously.
Whitehall, March 10 ls4l.
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This Packet has been thoroughly repaired, and
now in f rst rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
lowed by the Steamer McDonough. Freight must
be on board the day previous Passengers. partIcu'
larly from Vermont, those moving visiting their
friends, 10 and ro will almost always find some 60
ing into their immediate naghborhood, thereby ma k
ing the trip more agreeable. Every attention will be
paid to Passengers, with, or without board, by a
careful CAP tain and crew. who will endeayOr to give
satisaction-For further particulars, inquire ofthe
captain on board, or Of
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
or JOY & WEBSTER, Buffalo.
March 25, lS4l. 49;6m.
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French Bedsteads.

"a a French Bedsteads, with and with
A4our screws, just received and for
aisle low by, II. BECKWlTH.
Jan i. lS41.
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Cash Paid

o r GOOD Fleece.WOOL.
ASA CHAPMAN.
MiddleburV, June 29th 1910. s:tf
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COUGHS, COLDS,
And all Diseases of the Lungs,

And all Diseases of the Lungs.
FHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
1 is believed 10 he deservedly The most popular Med
cine ever known in America, fol coughs colds ;thm
or phthisc, consumption, whooping cough, and Pull
monsry Elections eff every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about twelve years and lis
reputation has been constantly increasing So univer.
sally popular has this article became that it may now
be considered standard article in large part OF
the United States and British Provinces. Many fami-
lies keep it constantly by them, considering it the
most safe as well as certain. The propretors have
received, and are receiving numerous recommenda-
tons fIom manv of our best Physicians, who make
use of it in their practice. The names of few indi
viduals who have given their testimony in favor of
this article are here subj oIned, and for more full ac-
count see the envelope TO the bottle.
Doct. Arnory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
g Truman Abel, {" Timothy Baylies,
90 Thomas Brown, /" JeIe. Ellsworth,
90 William Perry, < Albert Guild
Extract of letter from Mr.. C. S. Clay, Kingston.
Ulster couatv N. Y, to the propretors
Yours of the 9th inst. duly received. re-
marEable cure was effected by the Vegetable Pumo-
nary BAlsam, in the Winter ami Spring of 1885. The
person, Mr. Moody, had been SICK long time with
The consumption. He was reduced so low as to be
unable to help himself and raising large guam
tty OF blood, when he commenced using the BaIsam,
which effected complete cure and he is now as hale
and hearty as ever he was. Mr. Moody has removed
from This town, but he has promised me a more de-
tailed account OF his case, which will forward YOU.
C. S. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June rs, 1898.
Argyle, Nova Scotia.
In the winter of 1887 and 1888, Twas seized with
violent cough, which continued two or three months
My cough was severe that was Obliged 10 sit up
IN bee two or three hours during the night, and
much reduced in flesh and strength, and my appetite
of III r. ~ I'll W.
table Pulmonary Basam, which he would not sell.
He however loaned it 10 me till | could procure him
another l experienced immediate relief from it.
The first opportunity had procured more Of it, and
to the oft ascribe the preservation nfmy life.
JAMES w. LENOX.
Dec. II. 1898
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VERGENNES & BUFFALO
LINE.
THE CANAL PACKET
J. SHERMAN,

CAPT. NJ. T. DAVIS, will commence her trips
" on the 27h of April. between this city and Buff
fao, Running NIGHT and DAY, as follows
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
CONE. AND SEE

y The subscriber would say, really extensive and
beautiful assortsaen, of
RICK DRY GOODS At 301 GRAND-ss.
Where the public may always find the most ds,irub!e
and Fashionable Styles Of Goods The market shc,hsr
french German, glish American Of the latest I'M
poFatiOns Three years experience has taught, tina;
Variety of Style CheaPness of Price aai Poeness TO
all sTe requisites ~hch absolute, aad all CT them
combined he Invites Tie public to For Tie
SPLENDID SILKS.
70 pieces elegant colored striped and Naterei, very
desirable, from . = per yard.
l case rich chansesb0 striped anl figured
do beautiful CheGe. desirable goods
do striped and figured silks, great variety II
styles and pnce.
leases rich figured figured and striped bIue-5laek
silk firm Is los, embracing Gro de New-York Heleni
Giacer, Reps Gro de 4rmure Gro de Perse Gro de
Niger, Gro de Naples, &c
l50 pieces Plain Silks of every description from ., Cd
to sbings.
% piece black and blue black plain from 4 TO ~.
Sinchews, Cherry coored Florences, Gro de Naples
satias, blue black sauns, and color.d Silk Of every
suAYES..,
boxes very rich Embroidered pamask 81 60 to Sl-.
do very heavy Dama.k Satin, from s. to 5000
; do rich Cashmere. elegant designs, from $40 90
$50 90.
200 Brocha, from 81 oo,o $40 CO. Also Kabyle, Thu
bet; herirO, Rob Roy. aad Fancy Sha~ls OF every do
scrpl.oa.
BCM GAINES
so pieces all qualities snd prices from +. to lcs, and
Mourning Goods of every kind
Teglionis, Delaines Saxonys, &c.
Merinocs, Cloths Cassmrres and Satiueu-.
400 pieces FLANNEI.si 200 pairs BLANKETS, red,
white and yeIlow--Hose whirscy and Mackanaw.
DOMRsTICs.
- cases bIeached Long Cloths from Cd TO Is q.
= do double width fren /. to X Cd per yard.
10 bales untlgaehoA Mssu. from Cd to Is Also, Can
ton FlAnncs Tckinss Hamilton Stripes, &c.
PRINTS.
cases French Calicoes from ,. to 3,sd per yard
10 do British, from Is cd 20 p Cs per yard
Il do American Calcaes from 81 to Is Id per yard.
Also,
Linens Lawns, Hdsfs, Hosiery, Gloves, Diaper, Cam
brcs Draperies velve and almost every article OF Dry
Goods which the Ladies invited 20 examine at
JOHN H DINGMAN'S
mr. j,is 3Ol Grand street, corner Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
YESTERDAY:


steamer Great We.teru, Ho ken Bristol. r Irwin.
Ship HorauO; howlard; Csnton Gr,nns, Mi4tnr" 4
son Barkuiau, Charleston. Geo sutton.
Banks T. Ring Rose, Apalachioole. Sturces 4 Clear
man; Isabella Bcarsc, Narcotics, iowes & Godfrey
Stanford. Brewer, ST MARKS, Barstow 4 Pope
Brig Cnrew, Card Windsor, Ms, Soule, Whitney
Co: FideIia Small, Demararl. Brett * Vose: Augusta
Sherwood Savanneh Falcon Or Pell HsiiaX VIA West
Indie. X : Tuck or; Juso. Lewis, Georgetown, 81
Scirs IyuchbNreh, Mathis, Richm nd; N'rnian, Be
MataIor (Brem Jansen. BremeE. Z Il I Papl'e; aaiy,
Rr, Anderson Dorchester, b. Soule, Whitney & &c;
Sp.en i'd Patterson, Boston; Roe, Suecoo.. Baltimore
D,yld Rogers, Hunt, Mat7moras ID II RoseTtoa; VI +
gare, (prl Montgomery, Halifax aud Nassau Il g Lau-
9ic. YIN Hart Corson. Wilmington, Nc; Homer. Reed,
Boston: September -, Belize, Holud, Foster y Nick
ersop; Zeriah lngrah -m Falmouth, ia " w Frat.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
ship Allen, Wilson 6 dys I'm Charleston, cotton 10
G Sutton.
10 X Col ns K Co. 2l2 passengers.
Bark Bevs Briggs 81 Is Malaga, fruit 5 w Lewis.
Bark Apihorp Blake, &c dys I'm Savannah, cotton 10
order.
Sw bark iduns, Mowbray, IS dys fin Gihe, iron, Boor
mau johnson & Co.
Sw bark Alhesliua Morrison a dys I'm Cadiz, wine,
Boormau. johnson X Co.
BARK Ohern. Knapp, 81 dys I'm Newcastle (Ens)
coal G. r Motevood Il Co.
Bark Rio Grnde. Cozers Ranger. in ballast
Brig Hannah & Abigail, Leaad, IA days from Lubcc'
witb ,,,ss,er 10 the master.
Brir Caroline and Mary Cole, 81 dys flu MOntcvdeo,
" Caumbias brig Shi, Day 90 dys I'm Lasuira, coffee,
Br brig Camilla, Hsaccy 90 ds I'm Jamaica rum DaS-
g Br brig Layinia Henderson, 10 dys fin BaFbadOes x
Laurie. u,r
Brig Sarah Dearing, Norton, ~ sy - ii -A00'S' ~
Brig Ashley. Sherwood, IA dys I'm Charleston cotton
Brs L,wro"ee cOupelaud, Baker, 20 dys FIN Nofl'an'
Z i
Brs BIZ, M-srs. 10 dys fan Wilmington, NC, naval
stores, Powell & Aib
Brig Portland cOugh, 10 dys I'm ApalaehicO'' cotton
Nesnith & Leeds
Brig Excel, Ladiu 20 dys fun Savannah cotton, surse'
g. Ciesrmsn
scAr Robcr, and Roland smalley, { dys FIN Lu5ec
plaster 10 order.
schr Rrnoan, Pcarss. dys I'm Lubec, plss,eT;
Schr Lebanon, -, .ys I'm Conseciicut, ballast.
Schr meTad. Bscoa. ~ dys I'm Turks isank salt, Mud
dIeton & Co.
schr Shakespeare, Foxwe, I'm Basuos Ayres, Sept
Is,h with hides to the Lef ship Decatur, al
we'll ship Harriet Rock we'll Langdou fr NYoIk, S0th
BELw-3 ships, brgs.