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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

Oar thanks are due to Mr. Ly Brand of
Racine for his generous remittance. 1t was
not our purpose to charge any thing for the
insertion ofhis communication, but as he III
slsts ON paying for it, we can but tender him
our thanks in return.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

The maiden wept; and said, why
weepest thou, pnaidenr She answered not.
neither did she speak, hu, sobbed exceeding
ly; and again said, 'Maitcn, why wcepes,
thouF-Sull she continued silent-and the
third time raised my voice and said, Mai
den why weepest thouP And she answered
and said, 'HH,st'S hat to yoH2 lEad your
h.sincS"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17
THE TELEGRAPH
SOUTHPORT, TUESDAY, OCT. ~, 1s43.

We publish this week the first number of
series, entitled a tour of the upper lakes
by the Rev. A. G. Barry. We doubt not.
the several numbers will prove interesting
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

We doubt whether any legislative body of
equal size in the Union, will embody more
talent in IFS members, than the Legislative
Council of Wisconsin. The same NAV be
said of it moral point of view.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

SNow.-We had quite smart fall Of snow
in this region, on Saturday night last The
weather continues unusually cold and dsa-
greeable for the season.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

The Buffalo Economist says, that such
was the rush to get on board the Madison
on her last tripto the upper lakes. that some
hours before starring, they were obliged to
refuse receiving any more passengers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17
ADVICE TO sUNDRY PERSONS

ADVICE TO SUNDRG PERSONS.
When you feel your passions rising ne.
yer cenfine or rcpress them. How many
boilers ilaye burst by too c,ose an impris-
onment of their contents!
Always proclaim the faults Of others
There should be no secrets in a republican
form of government.
Never give up your own opinions al
though you know you are wrong-it
shows that you nave no Independence.
When you attack your neighbors char.
ac,er do it behind his back so as not e
wound his feelings.
Make it rule to keep company with
rogues and rascals and then if you should
be prosecuted for an offence YOU have COR
mlttcd, and your comraGs should be called
as witne sses against you nobody will be
!ieve them and SO you viii get clear
When you have done an act of charity
publish 1t to others, so that they may do SO
loo.-Besdcs every man can preach besr
lrom his own notes.
Never pay Your debts it is unconstitu
tional. for payment impairs the obligation
of Il contract, and even the legislature has
no right 10 do that.
Temperance is a great virtue, therefore
always be moderate in the use of ARDEN
spirits Six glasses Of stinge before break
East is as good as a thousand.
When you are in church 60 to sleep
Sunday Is a day Of rest.
If a secret has been committed to on t
keep. take special care TO keep it safely
and it may be we'll for CAUTIONS sake to ge
one or two to help you.
Never sweep your parlor, it makes ;
COMPOUNDED dust.
Never brush down cobweb, it is a pay
Of spiders lwelling house and Of courst
his castle, AMI therefore is sacred.
Never pay for your newspaper-it look,
not we'll: besides, the printer hath no ust
for money, he can live on wind.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

SOMETHING NEw.--Wc were shown
Tuesday ladies' bonnet, the exterior of
peacock feathers. This singular specimen
OF ingenuity was, we are informed, tho
work of dcranged lady. The frame of
The bonnet appears to be covered with n
quilt made of The body feathers of the bird.
which have been shaved down so rs to
present smooth and beautiful surface. re-
semblng velvet more nearly than any other
material we know Of With every altera-
ton Of position, the color Of this rich cover
ing changes, passing through an intermina,
BILE variety Of shades. 1t is perfect
chameleon and as continual change is the
essence Of fashion, such a bonnet must be
as good as dozen at least Ii would be
Of Il beautiful green as the lady went down
one side OF the street and Of deep purple
as she returned on the other, of a gold en-
yellow in crossing over in the sun and
rich brown in the shade.
The decorations of the bonnet are taste-
ful though peculiar. A plume Of the
splendid tail feathers Of the peacock is
bound round it and at its back sets bird.
intended tor an eagle, but whose eaudy
Plumage makes it more nearly resemble n
peacock boiled down or giant bnmmiop
bird. In its bill it holds bunch of Svbe,
!Ine leaves on which arc written scraps of
poetry, as wild as those Shakespeare puts
IN the mouth of Ophelia, the name of the
eccentric mllliner, her residence, and The
price she puts upon this specimen oil her
handiwork. Utica Ga-.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

The majority for Dodge 8 official . i'll Mil
waukee county is. $40; in Grant. 10.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

The country appears to be rapidly advan-
cling III crime. The number of murders re-
Gently committed, is astonishing. Our OK
changes are filled with details.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-17

Water pipes of thick glass are now used
in Paris 10 convey water through the city.
They are coated with bitumen, and inserted
in each other at the ends with bitumen
Joints. 1t is said they will bear much
greater pressure than east iron, and are ttr.y
per cent cheaper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

for the people have had change, with Vengehnce'
and are anxious, in the extreme 10 return 10 me ha
cyon dsvs of Democratic rule, when The Government
was no, only free from debt but was able 10 distribute
49,, NO "a he found throughout The land and The
enerG,es Of the country were rapidly developing ihem
selves in al directions, giving undoueied evidences o.
our onward narch as nation, aho Tue success 0, ny
ey,errent Of Republican institutions ihey nave
b.d g.. ,,,I too--a full fair trtc and The result is
,ha, hen found wanting in all the requisites that
oss,rc 10 rromo,e the real interests and success
ne tho ,.o,,e They cannot hope for the assistance OF
the N,,cheIs the GleutwortEs and the Badgers, iof
the former is engaged IN doing the estate some ser
vice" al Sing Sing-teachlng Sunday Schooi, we DC
second has confessed his crimes, IS exposed
and hnIs,ed up; and TO the latter worthy coon,
there Is not funds enough 10 supply HIM with capital 10
car,, IN ,bs ..ppe" and "yarn business. This being
The condition OF things, at the present ume we can
find bni one hope they possibly have-and that IS al
most like hoping against hope-ha' me bepo''a"1
nartv IN become so exceedingly foolish as to quarrel
amonr themselves divide, and let their enemies SLIP
in bro,oh lie breach thus made in their ranks. rms
is-,h,s mus, be-,heir only hope-end shall we be SO
abominab!v silly to do any thing that will enable
them n ha We their hopes in this respect,
. nd ,bs;r wishes grafed. We think not-indeed, we
NAV confidently assert that know such will not be
The cose To blast forever all such hopes it is but ne
cessarv 10 pursue such course towards all the Demo-
cratic ssoirants as will give no just cause TO awaken
The suspicous iealouses fears Of The friends OF any
of them. Let the delegates TO the National Conven'
ton discard oil improper predictions or preJudlces
for or AGAINST men-keep their eyes fixed upon the
Of the cause and there need be fears enter
tanned for the result. Our opponents only hope VIII be
blasted and whilst they enter the contest dshearened
half defeated at their prospects, We shall DE cheer
ed on by the purity Of our intentions, and present
solid phaianx of determined, united and Jealous De-
mocsats, coming 10 the rescue and TO victory
baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

OUR POLITICAL oPPoNENTs-THEIR HOPES.
We have not yet been atie TO discover upon what
grounds political opponents build their hopes OF
success hereafter in controversy with the Democratic
party Ii certainly cannot be upon any new scheme oil
humbug for If they have not already exhausted their
stock in trade of this commodity they have, OF least
given the people such repeated doses of it, that they
are heartily Sick and not disposed swallow any more
however cunningy it may be attempted to be admins
tered They cannot possibly suppose, Tint any
clap trap such log cabin parades, and hard cider
festivities can again be made available; for something
of this order has lately been tried in Ohio by Tom Cor
win, ..the wagon boy aud more recently in Virginia.
by attempting to create sympathy IN the name of
Mr. Clay, or, as they termed him, the "mIll boy
of the slnshes' They cannot have any good rea-
son to hope, that the name OF the embody meHt ;"
will have any arousing effect acl like charm, and
cause voters 10 spring up and marshal under their
banner as if by maggie Tor tins was tried in the
late election Ia New York city, where they were
defeated by the immense and unparalleled majority of
six thousand votes They cannot, we should suppose,
expect to warm up the "Hooe case, -"negro
testimony, 80 Ore spoon speeches., and such like
means OF attack Tor these have all been thoroughly ex
ploded, covering their authors with shame and coniu
SION and any repetition OF such ssnders would, with
out doubt, be promptly and Indignantly frowned
down. They cannot hope TO make use OF the Bank OF
the U. 70, its revolving is yet in full view,
and its corrup,ions too fresh in the public mind TO find
any favor whatever with the mass Of the people. The
ruin and wrcchedness, OF which it has been Of the
chief causes, are not so oblteraed or forgoten-
They cannot harp upon 'hard times; for the people
have had proofs enough tina. their policy and
are calculated to make the rich richer and the poor
poorer They cannot hope 10 sing the charges about
.extrevagance- they have expended more time and
money during their disgrace'u inefficient and reckless
sessions of Congress than ever was before They cannot
,necessfuIly raise the old cry ot"our polcy-roast
beef and two dollars day, -"Mattys policy-French
soup and low wages because the people know, and
feel, ,ha, their promises hollow hearted and de-
ceptive |, cannot be, that they expect to renew the
old cry of "cbange -"change -"g've us trial
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

THE RICHEST MAN OF The AGE.-The late Richard
Arkwrlgh, of DerbyshIre, whose epi,aph by London
journal given in another column was the most pom
derous capitalist in all England, if not in the whole
world His personal property alone is estimated at the
enormous sum of seven millions sterling-hs landed
estate at one or two millions more. 1t is said that with
the exception of Mr.. Soloman Heyne, Of Hamburgh,
there person Europe whose possessions approach
within half the Of this mans wealth, in per-
sonal property. AS for the Barngs, the Hopes, ana
Rothschilds of Europe-the Astors and Grards OF
America-immensely wealthy as they are, and were,
they become in comparison with this eviathan oil Der.
byshre, third or fourth rate capitalists.
And yet il is history, that the men who con-
trbuted most by their Inventions, improvements or
enterprise the progress of the cotton spin
ming and manufacturing system, out Of which this
immense heap of wealth was accumulated, died in e1
treme poverty Hargraves, the inventor Of the "spn
ming jenny, '-Crompton, the inventor OF the mule
frame-and Radcf, the inventor of the "dressing
machines" reduced in advanced age to squal'd
auperism.-.4lbany Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
(From The National htelligenee.j
MEsMEpIcM
"who shall decide when Doctors disagree.

"Who shall decide when Doctors disagree"
Since the publication of yesterdays paper, contain
ing the disnteresed testimony of several most re
spectacle medical and other gentlemen IN the city Of
Baltimore against the mesmeric faith and practice, We
have received the subjoned communication from a
highly respectable medical practitioner of this city, in
whose deliberate opinion upon any other matter we
should place implicit confidence. Yet it is impossible,
so long as reason retains her empire over mind,
that we place any faith in what is called cIaircoy
anee, BY which We understand the pretenson of see
ing through opaque substances, seeing things not
visible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

"SuccEssruL FoRAY.-A party of Western Voiun-
teers lately went to the Mexican settlements Ma.
tamoras and captured about hundred horses, which
they brought into Western settlements Another
party intercepted band of Mexican smngglers, and
took from them about $4,000 in specie. These partial
successes have induced many young men to JOIN The
Nueces-and it is not improbable that bands of one OF
two hundred men will soon be congregated in The Ter
rory, West Of the Nueccs and at length, emboldened
by success 10 make orays far beyond the flo
ISrande ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILRo!
Completion Of the Railroad TO .7quia Creek.
Tr1y;rnfIsd Er,.difjo1


THE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad .
hereby that their Railroad completed o'
Potomac river the 10th November, and that travellers are ~
conveyed between Richmond and Washington a oil 'ea.
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, The Steamboat
pany being provided with effective ice boats to keep o9
navigation during hardest weather IN Winter leaving ~
mond at 6, A. NJ precisely, instead of a. a. heretofore
reaching Washington IN and Baltimore IN II HOURS :" !"
than "a hours in advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line, proceeding TO Philadelphia mmeoh
ON their arrival nj Baltimore reach that city at q A. ILL., Tie
morning. or In % hours after leaving Richmond and before =
sengers by The River and Bay Boats have left Norfolk
Instead Of paying their are al heretofore 70 FIeaei
only and afterwards on board the Potomac s'rapoa
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare, in this "a
be less than paid separately on different portions OF '
Whole fare TO Washington, ~
DO. to BALTIMORE ~
Do. tTPhIiadeIpha, tby Peck and Lore's lms'@ .,
the afternoon Steamboat line from Bamore,l 81.
No charge for children under three years Of ageohe
twelve years Of age, half price. @ Cooled persons
Superintendent Of 7fGsJy'faAi,.
NAV @ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING,
I,,a 1Sd2

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING,
June l, 1S43.
Amount as per the records of this office, viz:
OF the issue prior to the 3lst August,
lS42, $66l6,lol o9
August, ls4a, N'|' - a,olo,74o SO
sll $500 45
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of the accounting officers, 1896 ~
sII,6o7,O s5 %
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office June l, 1s43.
T. l.. SMITH, Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
WIN. MILLER, OK.

The parties interested in the above will take notice M,
have appointed Wednesday, the 2h day Of June ne, al MI
office, In the county Of Goochand hours u
O'Clock, A. ~, and O'Clock, p NJ, time place a.
taking the accounts directed In The above order of Cont wttu
and where they requested attend, with the nrr,r
vouchers aud evidence enable perform the duties qa
BY said order. Given under my hand this 18th May li3
w. NJ BRYCE.
Master Commissioner Of The Circuit Suyrrg
Court Of Law and Chancery for Goochand coury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13
May o

PIANo FORTE WAREHOUSE. ,-
HE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the ceisoa
nufactory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant ~
Piano Fortes, possessing the laest improvements ~
decacy OF touch and oftone, peculiar 70 '
nufacture. :, yre
Also large assortment of Musical instruments ana -
Merchandise in general. .,..
Piano Fores repaired, tuned let hire, and taken 10 e
CHEAP MUSIC. !, 4
The largest collection Of Music oGerrd iol i
State may selected from, the Of the ss.froe
enabled to sell al the Philadelphia and New ioA
and retail prices. ,oo, h
Those purchasing to sell again Will be furnished uP0
terms 'han 'neS can nnd elsewhere In inc TAYLOR
Jan3 Pi1zs Fayts aud MuHc Store. opro'in N -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

Louisa County, on Monday, May the LIST, 1913:
Charles p. Goodal, Plaln;r:
against
William Loyde and Charles G. Trevillan, Adminra,r 4
Mary Trevian deceased, Defendants
The defendant, William Loyde having entered hs
pearance and given security, according law and the
this Court, and appearing h. satisfactory evidence that
inhabtant Of this State, motion Of the plaintiff Bio
Counsel IL Ordered, That the said defendant William Il
appear before the Judge of the said Court the
day OF the Of the said Court and an a
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be
serted In newspaper published in the city Of Gchmo
for months successfully, and posted front door o Tie
Court house of this county on some Court day.
Copy-TesteJ JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
NAV l6 o-vsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

ONE PRICE ONLY! ,or
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.-We nave N'. "bS
~ ceived, opened and arranged, very large ana
sortment Of seasonable ,s
which were bought the most favorable terms -, s,h
first hands, and will be sold unusualy low prices
on our general terms, TO punciual customers ,,rnsr
the assistance Of efficient salesmen will meft ~ oss.,
confidence and continuation nf the very osfa s -
friends OF the late firm of Garland l. Randolph, anu
generally. 80 s,.smorr SIR.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES co. sy''A''i il-'ss
Petersburg, April4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

T UDLAM. PRESTON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Rich
msnd Vgnio, give their particular attention TO selling
Of Tobacco, and make liberal advances the same
Office opposite Shockoc Warehouse.
May 80 e-w2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office Of the american, {

ONCE Of the american, Oct. 9, 4 II. M
CATTLE.-Therc were upwards of 1000 head of Beef
Cattle offered Tor sale ut the Scales this morning. of which
about GOO sod and the balance laid over The Pnces
paid ranged from 81 rs per 100 lbs the hoo
in quality which Is equal to 250ai50 These prices
show some decline Very few taken at the highest
named rate. the sales being chiefly made 75a2 per 100
lbs on the hOoi.
HOGS.-There is very good supply of Live Hogs at
market and we quote to day 25a450 per 100 lbs.
FLOUR.-The market for Howard street flour continues
very dull and sales quite small We quote the store
price AT 81 25 for good mixed brands with limited sales to-
day. The receipt price is SIl21.
\ sale to-day Of 500 bbls City Mills Flour at S425
Sales OF 300 TO 300 bbs. Susquehanna Flour at ABA
GRAlN.-The supplies OF Wheat on Saturday and to-
day light The few parcels received OF Md and Va
reds sold at ST 30 for good prime and 75asG
for ordinary to good lot of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania
quality good sold 90c. Sales of white Corn at Acc
aud OF yellow at 4Ga4oc. Several parcels OF Md Rye
were sold at 30. Sales OF Oats at 22a23 cts
PRONlSlONS.-We note sale OF IS bbls Mess Pork TO.
dayat SlO,d5. There nothing doing in No which held
nominay at lOalO25. We advised of sales
Beef md quote before, viz: Banorc Mess ut
aud No at Ss,25a9, nominal There is change in b.
con, and moderate sales Of prime quality making the
following rates, viz: assorted 81 cts Sides at 3
cts; Shoulders at 35ai cents and Hams 5a61 cts Small
sales of No. Western Lard in kegs to-day al cents
WHlSkEY.-Is dull Limited sales Of hhds al 81 a
"a cts, and OF bbls. 25 cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Wedne sday evening per mail. New Jersey, Class IO2
Capital Prizes-SlO,OOO, 5000 $500, $500, 1900 1888
10 OF 1000, 30 Of 300, 20 OF 200 - of l2J 200 Of
100, &c. Is Nos.-l3 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Thursday evening per mail. Alexandria Extra Class
No 24O. Capital Prizes-S3O0OO, 10000, 5000, 35UO
5000, $500, 1885, $780, 80 Of 1000, 80 OF $50 IS Of
200, - of $50, l25 of 1875, 81 of 100, &C. 7s Nos
ID drawn Tickets $40.
Friday draws in the Exchangc-Va. Leesburg Clas. Al
Capital Pnzes-Sl0,000, 1000, 3O00 1872 10 of 1000.
10 OF $50 10 OF 200, 10 of $780, 20 Of 1875 Sc OF 100
66 Nos.-lO drawn. Tickets 81.
Saturday, drawing received Monday Morning Grand
Consolidated, Extra Class Al Capital prizes-S4OOO
1852, OF 1000, OF 500, > of 800, 5 Of 1000 &c Is
Nos and 10 drawn Tickets 81
Mammoth Scheme!
Alexandra Lottery, Class o-To be drawn on Saturday
18th Ocrr, lS43:
10000 Dollars, highest Prize!
Also other handsome prizes 80 600 2ofIO OOo
of sOOO of 5O00 of 4000 of 30OO Of 2OOO 10 OF
l5OO 30 ol200 80 of l000 50 of 500 1873 of 400 rs Nos
and 10 dawn-Whoe Tickets $50; halves $40; quarters
S.; eighs S2I.
Alexandria Lottery Class No So TO be drawn on Satur
day. 2lst October-Capita prizes $4,000 10000 6OOO
$500, $500, 2300 2095 % of 1000 50 of 500 l3S of
200, &c. Tickets so.
S3529l.
Alexandra Lottery Class No. So for 1870 be drawn
at Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the 2Sth of October 1913
Brilliant scheme-S35 1884, 10000 IOOO 1908 50 of lOOO
80 of 400 80 of 800, 1872 of 20O &c. Tickets So halves
>, quarters 50.
u All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
immediately after its receipt here
For Tickets and
Splendid Lotteries, address
&C o CHAs. WORKMAN Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
Correspondence Of tie North American.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 4.
For hirtysx hours il has rained constantly the wind
blowing gale through tho night, doing great damage TO
awnings. signs, &c. Whether any damage has been done
to the shipping. has not been reported.
The weather has been had and the delivery of mercan
tile letters SO long detained that tie effect OF the Great Yves
terms news has be Ii has yet only
cd business.
Western stocks continue recede here and many bro
kers have gone by the board their suspension does not
amount any thing their operations being confined to sales
10 deliver time.
The closing sales OF the week at
Stock Exchange.-200 shs Farmers' Loan pa; 81 Mu.
iunl Insurance Co. 100; 225 Harlem 35l
Public Stock Exchsnge.-l75 Harlem 361a373
Sales OF Genessee Wheat 9ic; nothing doing i'm Ohio
CornFree sales at 50a52. Flour neglected in
ce oil the storm and English 437ba443 is the
top Tor good sorts OF Genessee, Ohio and Michigan and
4,62ai,I5 FOR Southern Coiton.-Nothing whatever done
buyers demand further reduction of prices woch holders
yet refuse.
The gale last night has deranged the mails East The
Massachusetts which left five, for Boston, proceeded 10
Huntingdon, L. l. about Is miles down. where she was for
ced TO make harboi. The very heavy rs 10
cause her engines give from the sainng of the pine
that conveys the the csern-ihc sea breaking
over her every minute Her passengers all sick and
she returned this morning The Naraganset has
been put in order, and will take her place this afternoon al
1 O'Clock,