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philadelphia .4uetion Sales.

philadelphia .7uction Sales.
DY WOLBERT & IlERKNESS, Philadelphia Auction Mart,
ID Carpenter Court Chestnut street, South side Bird
and 18th street.
IMPORTED, IMPROVED DURHAM SHORT HORNS.
Mr.. UhuaLerS Stock.
On FRIDAY July ls At O'Clock in the afternoon, Powell
tom West side OF the Schuylk Market bridge
Improved Durham Short Horn Cows, this country by
Mr.. Whitaker
Bulls and IIerrs, of different ages.
10 Catalogues at sale.
Juuc II l3-a
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RIO JOHN Royce of unsound mind by Sarah shell
ton, his COMMUNICATION ill take notice, that SHALL
United States HOTEL in the city of Philadelphia, Thurs
day the fourteenth day Of July 1872 between The Of eight
the morning and O'Clock the afternoon take the
deposition of George Wiley Senior be evidence
the pending in the Circuit superior Court of Chanc,r
the county Of enrco and the city of Richmond, wherein
plaintiff and defendants and, should any thing
prevent the taking Of said deposition day, taking
will he continued from day day athe place.
81 shall br taken. ROBERT I. SMITH.
Richmond, June Eth, 1912. l2-tl3Jy
WILLIAM AND MARY cOLLEGE.-Th- Annual Examina-
W ton in this Institution will oath of June,
continued from day day. until the rd Of July. On the
h July degrees will be conferred with the exercises in
College Chapel Parents, guardians the pnbc
~ respectfully invited to attend The of the Alumni
viii place the 9Th of Jniy and the Address
delivered by Prof beverly Tucker. Signed,
T. X. DEW, Pres OF VIM. & Mary College,
And of The Society of Alumni
June II l2-3t
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ITO MR.. JOHN y. PERkiNs-You not residing !" W.
i monwcath will he pleased 10 take notice that on az q
the Both day Of July next, tis42 the dwelling ii
George Richardson IN the county Of Fuvanni, bt'N
hours Of o'clock in the morning and O'Clock 10 'w
shall proceed take the deposiiloDs oi Mrs Ma! IN Z
ri hers 10 he read evidence in suit now depen"'"-
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey, i6f we
Louisa wherein AIN plainfand yom and herr are ~, ,.
And IT, fro m any cause shall not complete akhs s s
lions on that day shall proceed in taking the sane a,
place. between the hours aforesaid, Monday ' IN l
August. tlsi2j and continue from day 10 day uh'' -
Of said dispositions shall he Completed ,x rryyoS
Administrator Of Joseph F. kennon' IT-p.s
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FRESH SPRING Goons.

VIIM F. BUTLER Importer Of Chaa, Qu,eusnay, -, -
w is receiving, per ship Hnkaway, and has aara, a.
nerva daily expected all drec, from the Manufae. vi
usual large and tasty selection Of China Glass and
which he offers for cash. redxeed prices on ered
months puncula buyers He feels confident thai ms "
will not consider II necessary TO farther North for d
line they will but give him call. s 10 l..
VIM F. BuTLER, 3 doors above Rel Tave,,
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GARTER NJ. BRAXTON'S OFFICE is few doors above u
~ Bell Tavern, the opposite side of the Main -tterL lie
practise regularly in the Court OF Appeals the Federal QUIZ
Snnerior Court. Law and Of ChanceTy in Richmond and
the Superior and County Courts of King William
With the aid of active Clerk, &. NJ. Balon VIII uhdrrs
the collection OF claims Richmond, and IN the nelgo'i
counties and whenever may become necessary hr WI q
his personal the liquidation Of claims and securing
debts for reasonable compensation
Reference il made John R. Grymes, Esq, Sfr Orss"
b. Gwathmey Esq, Mobile; William Parker ESD prSs,
William w Sharpe, ESD, NofoN ST. George ieaKe' t.9r D.
uore; John L. Marye, ESQ., Fredrieksburg Hon. Henry 81 &c
March - lC5-n2r
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llth April 1892:
the of Bankruptcy Of John +. Scott OF the "
L Fredericksburg, in the Eastern Virginia District
The said John F. Scott, who has been decreed BAN,
this Court, having filed petition prayingor his dsch.
ordered, That nore thereof be published IN ne"spa
in the city of Richmond seventy days al least before wv
Of July next, when hearing will be had on the sau
proved their debts and other persons in Interest," ma! ~
the said time and place, and show cause, II any They hA
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Teste, ,,,,, re- y c
...;,,, Iia-r.t
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TRUST SALE OF BEAR GARDEN FURNACE
ny virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by the Bnckhs

TRUST SALE OF BEAR GARDEN FURNACE
DY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by the BneShs
ID Iron Manufacturing Company to the undersigned r"
date 18th November, 1870, and duly recorded IN thr el
fee Of county in order to secure certain a
therein mentioned, shall proceed to SELL in the town ." M
Canton, in said county, Wednesday, the IGN DAY o. -
next if fair il not the fair day. TO the highest hfds
ready money Bear Garden Furnace, with all OF tr ap
nancrs thereto belonging. From the peculiar location -
property, holds out Inducements of rare character o
talss make investment. The Furnace, biI WIN y
last years, and of very superior Structures WHINE
have been made nj il in year. The ore aud wood ahundi-
level country, and every necessary bdin. and hAne
rating extensive scale. There about $40 hfe'
Land nearly half 10 woods. The buildings alone os
wards Of SIS 900. Edward W. Sims, who lives near m'
mace, will show the property any who wishes 10
Such title Is vested la will he conveyed to the p
which believed 10 be indispntahe -.
buckingham, MAY 10, 1912. 1-WN
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Letter rcccred By the Committee of Irritation for The
Democratic State Conrention hcd at SaliSbnry Norh
CarOLua me 20ib .Nay 1Si2
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N~f- Wing and Compiler will copy week until 1T
and forward account TO F. H. s. for payment
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. Applications he :.
mission Cadets into the Virginia Military Institute
received by the undersigned. until the let day Of July
rected post PAID Lexington, Virginia State Cadts
ni-hrd rratuolsly hoard, tuon fuel, iiats, books
onary medical attendance aud are liable TO The eNn
clothing only, which estimated To cost from SeJ 10 s
IL months They required by idn To serve two years a.
graduation teachers, and for their services emitted
The tuition fees As these appointments designed 10 b.
erred upon whose circumstances do not enable them
tain an education, applicants must satisfy The Visitors By
the appointment made, that this inability exists The
of service for thr Cadet is three Vacancies
Isl for stat. Cadets from Is of the following Senatorial Dlnf
viz Caroline AIbemarle Augusta Shenandoah, Meckenbat
Buckingham, Acconac Rappahannock, Frederick, faewt
Greenbrer, Charlotte, Pittsyvania Richmond cry, Wr,m
land Rockingham, Ilaon, Norfolk, Brunswick, King Qne
Gonchland. Inudnun, Allegheny and kanawha.
Besides the Cadets, applications will br received
vacancies among the Cadets who their own expenses TIE
may be presented from any county within the State. The
of service is years and the estimated expense for
including every necessary about $3.50 This class entitled
all the privileges the State Cadets but are not required
after graduation All applications must be- accompanied h
testimonials of fair moral characer-and must state
age height physical fitness Of the applicant Period for
mission between l6 and % years.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent '. ~
May 10 VIII
H5 Wing and Compiler will copy week until 1T !af
and forward account To +. II. s. for payment.
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IN CHANCERY.-At Circuit Superior C,urt az -
hancery continued and held for Louisa comn,y an h ADD
house thereof Wednesday,, the 18Th day Apr s.a
William J. Hunter guardian Of Sarah ]. Kennon pl,nr
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MARRIED I:

o. the 2th instant, by Rev. Samuel D. Burchard Sam
Vantns OF This city, Ann Elizabeth daughter OF the late
Capt. Ebenezer Cobb, Of SOnng,on, CT.
Un The 18th instant al St Luhes Church, by Rev j. w.
Forbes P r. Mumford TO Clara Amelia daughter oil r. B.
Van ZaDdt.
On the l1,h instant, b7 Rev. Du.can Dunbar, James D.
Torrey to Louisa D. Frost.
Az Jersey CITY, en- The l7rh instant, in ST Matthew's
Church. by Rev. Dr. Barry Thomas w. James, ESQ., TO Mis-,
Rebecca Stevenson hon OF that place.
Al Bridgeport the 7th instant, by Rev. Dr. GS Cor,
Capt. Richard Peck 10 Miss Mary Ann Smith
At Boston, the 18th Instant Addison Gage Esq. OF Bos.
ton. 10 Miss Mary X. Hswe, daughter OF Dr. Calva Howe
OF Saccarappa, Me.
Al Utica the 18th instant. w Fl. Brows OF Marshall,
Michigan, and jeanette E, Backus, daughter OF William
Backrs of q.
Al Troy on The 18th Instant Lewis c. Dearborn, OF Wake
field y. II. TO Abby Ann Cravcr, OF T.
At Cumberland, Md. the lh instant, Thomas Johns,
merchant Mary Magruder daughter OF Jonathan W. Ma.
grud.r, Esq.
At fredericksburg Nd The 9th instant hr, Robert r.
Alexander 10 bliss Margaret Timherake.
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DI ED

On Monday evening l7l instant, Elizabeth stnyvesan
infant daughter oTDaniel LIE Roy.
The friends Of the family are requested 10 attend inc lu
neral this "wednesday morning, O'clock, from the res
idence Of her father. No. l9 S,uyveSants 81.
On Tuesday the 9th instant, Mr. Christopher Grin aged
q. formerly OF New-London ~,
On the 9Th instant Alexander NcG. Black, in the 42
year OF his age.
On the nth instant, Mrs. Anne Margaret Ecefermaun'
aged SO
Near Fening,or, n. J. tie 5lh Instant Gen. Nathan
Piice. advanced age
in The alst year of his age
At his residence Sepheatnwn, Rensselaer, county on
tie 9th Instant Henry Plat Esq aged 49, being one oil the
oldest residents.
Al Fort Sullivan. Passport Maine the 9Th instan Ia
jor K NJ Kirby. coirandant of tie Fort
At New Haven CT The lltt instant, after short IL
OF dyseniery Mr. Mary ivnde, aged G. ysars. ST
Loris and Arkansas papers will please copy.
At Briped, hiaSs. or the 18th instant NJ. Conyerye Esq
aged Sc.
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band beI. She was however pursued caught with the
arueies In her possession taken TO the Police Once, and
sent 10 prison
CHARGES OF FRAup.-Edward Norton was arrested
charge OF having passed s. spurious bill purporHg be
OF the Citizens Bank, OF Augusta Ne, Francis White
hack driver tor ride receiving the change; as passing
asimar bill to Francis Connery, hack driver, for rde
purporng TO be OF the ST Adams Bank Vermont paya
BILE at the Mechanics Exchange Co. ST this city, TO William
Nev cab driver, for ride, receiving the change Nor
ION was held ,s bail $3.50 for each complaint, which be
gave.
LARcssIEs-WH. Hines arrested and committed Tor
stealing coat from MesSrs Green Concklin Chat
ham and Pearl ss
Caharins Logue committed Tor stealing dress &C.
from James Regain, 20s Division 81.
James Dowdakin David Drscn and John Sullivan, boys
were arrested complaint OF John Eandeater charging
the property Charles g. Scott of Nassau st. They
committed 10
TRIAL PERJURY-Isaac Walter was tried for PERU
ry, charged with having wfuly and knowingly sworn
falsely The 18th une last the possession and
ship OF several houses and lots order TO become bail
Gus Allen, NOW in the State Prison by which said Allen
was liberated rom prison. but was subsequently, earesed
tried and convicted proved that the prisoner
affidavit before Judge lng that he the house and
lot No. III Mott street. in eeand it also proved on
trial by Benjamin NJ Brown Esq that he owaed said house
and lot and that he purchased The said Christian Hsr
rot receiving deed therefor on the ih Nav 1855 which
deed he produced in Court duly recorded and deposed
that he bad since owned the same Ii was proved by
uuge lngs t0al Inc accused made the affidavit before him.
In Which hs Ass swore 10 the ownership OF thirty lots in
Brooklyn and several other houses this CITY, worth clear
of incumhrances 600 DR.. w. l.. Sinners deposed tha
lois Nos G i07 and 03 Mercer street, which the accused
testified he owned had been leased him by Corpora
ton for % asd 80 years 1921 and that he had built
and purchased them OF The oath the
accused who owned part the same. The property
formerly belonged 10 the Bayard Estate witness had been
in peaceable possession OF the property for % years
The trial for want owinesseS for defence was postponed
TO ii O'Clock Wednesday.
FORFEITED RGccGNIzANcEs-Michael Lawless, indicted
for keeping disordery house No B Cedar street, fail
ing 10 appear for trial. his recognizance was forfeited
The Court adjourned 10 Wednesday al II O'Clock.
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DISASTERS.

The bark Plato, Butler, of and for NewBedford from
indian Ocean, with 1000 barrels whale OIL lost on Long
Island 10 miles Of Eontaul Point the l4h. The
mate mfr Bunker Fairhrveu) and four (names
unknorn drowned by the swapping OF boat along.
side soou after the ship struck II expected that the
sci and cargo will be total loss The Plato is insured
PILLOWS: AT the New'Bedord Commercial Once $1,000;
Faraven Insurance Oce $4,000; Sun Mutual Office, N.
York ssOoo Mutual Safety Insurance Odisc, NewYork
5000.
Captain Edr1dge, his and cook, late OF the ship ST
Louis burnt al sea have arrived Bason from Cienucgcs
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Banhrupss, October Is.

Benz. Sherwood, n Y, Nov. IL.
Gee. Coleman, do. do
Ambrose Tomkins, do. do.
Ralph H. johann, do. do
Richard Westlake, do. do.
w m Savage, late 81. 3. W. Savage, N.
Francis Harris, late Harris Brewster, Hyde Park late
Of Rye.
Ambrose Baker late A. 4 J. Baker, co1sackie Nov. 49,
Jason Baker, do. DO do
Harvey Petit, Poughkeepsie, Nov. IS.
Moses B. Depuy, N. Y, Nov. ls-
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G Rev. IA. q. Ss.eiaoa is expected to deliver
lecture at the Gceen,sirte, Methodist Church, FRIDAY
vehing, Oct q, n, z O'clock Sabj.ct-NeceS:ily and
esh' Tor Spreading Knowledge. Lecture free. ole 81
~ EAR at Sib!o's sSI,rden.-Wris right Hawkes.
SO VIII deliver an Adress rbis Evening, The 18th inst.
d . O'Clock. IN N,bo's Grea. Saloon. ol9
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AREIE ED.


Packet ship Independence Nye, from Liverpool 25t nit
Ia Grinneli, Ninturn i Co.
Packet ship Ontario, Bradtsh, from London Portsmouth,
September q, with mdze, 10 GrnDell, Mintuln Co.
Ship Nicholas Bidhe, Freeman 81 days from Liverpool
indie, to Taylor & Merrill
Ship Warsaw, Mende, 40 days from Newcastle, COAL to
Barslow l. Pope.
Ship Liberty, Norton GO days fro Liverpool Pos,
Phillips.
Bark Everion Mayo, from Ce,te Sept and Fayal Sept
Goth, salt, 10 Nesmth !, Leeds
Brig Alfred dssn 80 days from Island Sal, Cape de
Verbs, With salt, 10 NesEllh Leeds.
Brig Philura Bauay, l6 days from Savannah, cotton 10
Durham Dimon
Bremen brig Alwena Meyer IS days from Bremen mdze,
to E T Hsppe.
Bremen Elg Alphin, Ahreneldt 81 days from Bremen,
ndze, 20 L f Pope
aBng Long Island, Howell 10 days from Bennre, SALT TO
J Foulke Son.
Schr Ursula, Roberts, from San Bias and Old Providence
Sept q, loJ Rowland L Son.
schr Charles NJ Thompson, Seeey, AZ hours I'm Norfolk
nldze, to Cooley & Co.
schr Lynchburg, Matthews days from Richmond iionr
TO Alien Pa1son.
Schr Laurie, Dunning Hartford, produce.
Schr Pacific, Smith, 10 days from Baracoa (Cuoa TO-
Lighter schr Excelsior from the wreck OF the brig Ash
ley, with cotton.
Schr Erie HulchnsoR, 22days from Cape Hayden coffee
sc, 10 A Rosslre 4 Co.
BELOW ships bark and brig from Charleston
Wind fresh SW.
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uExempf Efrcmen.-At meeting of E1enip
Fremen held at MoRrae Hall, corner OF Pearl and Centre
Streets on 18th OcobVr 1912 il unanimously resolved
that the meeting organize under the OF 1.-The Ez
eppl Firenen's Assoc ia, on" and That
UZZlAH WENMAN. Esq be President
JAMES GULlCK, Esq Ist Vice President.
JOHN RlkER. Jr., Esq. Cd Wee President.
MEL GRAY, Secretary.
The Association will the above place "edacE-
day evening, the l9h O'Clock, and The exempt hfe
men generally are invited 10 attend. ols ~
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u Fall Style of Gentlernen's Hnts.-BlRD
Of Pine and Nassau-s,reets, has ready for in
pecon and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o6 FSIhW+
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MEMORANDA.

The packet ship England, Captain Waite for Liverpool
will sail to-day.
The brig Phlura Fany, the 10Th, off Cape Fear in
a gale knocked down her beam ends. To the
vessel and crew cut away head OF the orema Lost
ali The sails and fpars attached. The caae into port
der jury masts.
Captain Wilbur Of the schr Maria, at Charleston, who
took Off Captain Sinclair aud his from the wreck OF
the bark Virginia, OF this port makes the following state
which hope will prove 10 be not altogether cor
rect He states that III 10Th instant lat S24 lon II 3n,
sooke bark hnnahuac, from Vera Cruz for New.York-
This must bc msake-ihe bark Annahuac sailed from
this port few saince The bark Eugenia Captain Bscoe,
must vessel alluded she having arrived at this port
the crew OF the Virginia constiSg oeve persons which
" as fatty refused although stated AT the time we had
twenty persons on board and only thirty gallons of water
and short of provisions a>o The captain of the bark
then requested furnish small supply of water, but
this astonshment also pcremporiy refused and
the bark hou heaving continued her conrse, the
captain stating that We could put into Charleston"
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u Hint. to those Suffering from Endi-

Oh. IN VIVA, peris is vainlife engaged
What sight neg!ects-wtu: trivial faults
Destroy The hardest irams'
The Heart, Brain and Lungs have been happily deSig
mated the Tripod OF Life; but that these organs may act
in harmonious and und>turbed concert must no, forget
the Importance Of healthy condition of the digestive or
gans, and ever bear in mind that the pure supply OF "es
vital ud whether 10 stimulate the heart 10 contraction
TO enable The lungs 10 perform their peculiar functions
excite the brain 10 distribute influence Unmpa
bears smplh ratio 10 the perfection with which stomach
and its subordinate organs perform The part assigned them
in the animal economy for they oppressed
loaded irrtated than the system anguscs from nper
feet nutrition As the most efficient agent in This beautiful
arrangement, DR.. BENJAMrS RUsH's
INFALLlBLE HEALTH PILLS
confidently recommended, having enjoyed the highest
reputation for than forty years while constantly used
in the private practice OF that great and good man.
To men OF seientary pursuitsto females whose duties
confne them within deors-to persons going sea,
the exercise apt engendcr that dull
always attendant upon dordered The stomach,
they opera like chfrm without PAIN any unpleasant
feeling, and always with perfect
u Sold wholesale and retail by H. g. DAGGERS, 80
Ann-s,reet and retail by J. Kelly, 267 Broadway, NJ Y.
J. AFFORD, l6s Bowey, N Y; DR.. J. E. Scott, Isl Sixth
Tweh.street, N. Y; Dr. Felix Gouraud,
Wakerstreet door Yves, of Broadway and all the
spectacle Medicine Stores in the City, Also by Il Green
79t Fulton.s;reel, Brooklyn.
Price IS cents box neatly put wrapper engraved
bv Durand Co. on steel, with fac sme Of Dr. Rusl
signature each box which, with full dec
ions for oil Steod
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u Hats CT the Fall style are now ready.
1.-THE model for the is slight modification Of the
prevailing Paris mode
SPENCERS Sales Room.
50
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u Mercantile !a.ency.-This Agency was es-
number of subscribers has baen steadily increasing from the
commencement large number of the respectable
firms the city have become subscribers The object Of
The Agency is 10 procure Information respecting the stand
ing responsibility, &C. OF country merchants residing in
the States New York OHIO Michigan Indiana, Illinois,
Pennsylvania and The Territories OF Iowa and Wiscon
Tor the benefit CT merchants in The city 81 N York. who
may become subscribers 10 the Agency Experience has
shown that this Agency-7s conduced-has besn highly
useful only the merchants OF this city, but 10 honest
solvent merchants in The country Merchants are t.
known TO them They also make Inquiries without
charge 10 sufficient 10 test the plan, and be well
satisfied OF the value The information Ii Is believed that
this Agency will be the OF saving merchants III this
ciy hundreds OF thousands nf dollars annually Apply 10
LEWIS TAPPAN, corner OF Hanover and
81 ED Lon Ez.hanCe streets. No 2 DORIS Budings.
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u SPeEcer,s Imitation naoicslkiu Hat
This popular article is commented the public pcc5
iary desirable, the present time FOR its economy For
elegance and durability, completes successfully with hs
most costly Hats worn. Price s. 81. SPENCER,
al6 Il Fashionable Halter No. 2i5 Broadway.
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Passengers Arrived

In the packet ship Onario, froa London-Ars Thomas
and son, OF Albany Meor French OF the ssh regiment
Light Infantry Lower Canada; Dir Oeveral London, and
IS storage
In the ship Liberty. from Liverpooi-MrJ Rimmer Mrs
RnAmer, Miss Rimner, 3Ifs NJ Soper oil ST Louis;
Mrs Harris, hrs George Peters OF NewYork, and ITO
in the steeEage.
Passengers Sailed
Ia the steamship Columbia, Liverpool from Boston
Mis- ElIz7beth Mormsiey. Mrs Jameson, Messs Noys
T PIERCE, George Baker, Vim Bruce, H Bridges
George A Healey tieorEe Blake, White. Henry T
jenkins a Holt, Jameson, Jones, George Cooper,
wilson, Dessaui!rr, Ferguson, Richard Wenan C
o Ledyard
For HaifaI-Messrs A Black, Thomas Pesle, Thomas
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CLEANED.
Ships Europe. Barkmau, New. Orleans; Tecumseh Gid
pen, Apalachlcola Ncsmth, Leeds Co; England Wae,
Liverpool, Marshall; Liverpool, Agry, NewOreans,
Dunhsm Dimon; Oswego, Wood, Savannah, JOSIAH Ma
cy Son.
Rebecca Nc CURE Madeira and Tenerite Brett vose
Adna, sherman, Norfolk Nesmlh Leeds Co; Tarquina,
Ludam ST Marks and 81 Thomas, Kingston and st Jagode
Cuba, Thompson Adams; Charleston, Camman, Rio ia
metro aud mail e Grlnne Minurn Co; Frances Amy,
kE1ball, Spanish Main, Pool.
SchTs Mary, Treelher, Richmond. A Cosiey / Co;
Gsorge Washington, Brown, Franklin La.
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u Eecfure.-A Lecture will be delivered Friday
evening the Fourier Hail. Ill Broadway, the
relation which exists between Christianity and ard
harmonious Development Of Human Nature The Lecture
will commence at u O'Clock. and will he free.