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VEGETABLE KINGDOM.
III INT

This medicine is fast securing public patron
age, and has gained favor and confidence whcr-
yer it has been usrd. AS purifier ofthc blood
and tlnids it is unsurpassed by art or invention.
IT'S PURITY OF COMPOSITION,
being made ENTIRELY or EXTRACTS, renders il
not only the safest and most ctlcctual Of Incdi-
cine, but dcrjdrdly the proper remedy provided
by Natures Self Tor the cure of such diseases as
effect the
HUMAN SYSTEM.
Apop'cyv, Asthma, Headache, Aguc Cholic,
Colds, ConsGmptons, Coughs, Decay oiNaturo,
Dropsv, Dyspepsia, Fever, Gout, Gravel Iudr-
gcsLion, influenza Jaundicc, Lownoss Of Spirits,
PAIN III the Bowels Back, etc; Palpitalon ofthe
Heart, Phthisc, PIeurisy, Pressure Of the Slo-
mach, Rheumatism, Rising in the Throat,
$horncss of Breath, Stitches il the Side, etc;
Ulcers Vomiting" and Splitting of Blood, Whoop-
ing Cough, Qunsy, Fever and Aguc, Bilious,
Scarlet, Typhus, yellow, and Common Fevers
Of all kinds; Nervous Diseases, Liver Complaint
Inward Weakness, inflammation, Sore Eyes, Fits,
Palsy, Small Pox, Measles, Group, Cholera
Morbus Worms, Dyscntcry, Deafness, Ring
ing Noises in the Head, Kings Evil ScrofIla,
Saint Anthouy's Fire, Salt kheum, White Sweet
ilngs, some of twenty years standing, Cancers,
Tumors, SweIIDd Feet x lcms Piles Costivc-
ness, all Eruptions of the Skin, FrirItfIII
Dreams, Female Complaints of every kind, cs-
pccially Distractions, HclaNatons, &c, have,
one and all, yielded to the alI-su licicnL and pow
ertuI, yet gentle influence oftho
STAlNEi rms
VEG ETABIE- ENTRACT-PILLS.
and the hopeless sufferer, after lingering for
years in misery and wreichcdnesS, having. in
Humhcr"Ss instances, subscribed their written
testimonials of gratitude to the proprc,urs for
the benefits experienced, are now restored to their
families, blessed with health, vgor and huppi-
ness.
The above valuable medicine is sold at %
cents per box, containing thirty Pills by the iol.
lowing
AGENTS.
In Cecil County, Maryland
Elhton, VIM. 1orbcrt
Chesapeake City, Wn. Hudson,
st. Augustine, John Ncars,
lIudson's Corner, Richard Hudson,
st. Stevens Church, james II. Benson,
Frcdcricktown, Nathaniel Covington
tccilon Francis Il. Crookslnnks
Warwick, Reocc Mcrrct!
Back Geek, Richard Riddle,
Pivot Bridge, John L. Clayton,
All agents wishing fresh supplies Of the aboy
medicine will please forward their orders diree
STAINBURN & CLICkENER,
Sole Proprietors,
33S-BEOADWAY-33
New York.
3---LEDGER BUILDINGS
PHIIApEI rnIA.
6-NORTH STkEET-G
BALTIMORE.
May 27th ls43-ly.
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DIR. MERRICK, S
VERMTFUGE.
A MONO the numerous articles o

a WUNts the numerous aftleIes OiIcre
IAthe public as remedies for worms,
have proved so pre-emnently successful
MERRICk'S VERMlFuGE. This Medi
Is not only safe and positive cure for worm
but is so pleasant to the taste, that il may DO
given to the most delicate children without in
convenience For want of timely relief, thou
sands otchldrcn are yearly carried to an untime-
~ grave by these pests to juvenile health and
happiness. The unexampled popularity, the in-
creased demand, and the spontaneous applause
and testimonials Of Hundreds that have used this
Medicine, prove ii one of the most useful COM
pounds ofthc present day. Price 81 l-2 cts. per
bottle.
For sale in Elkton at DR.. PARKER'S Med
cines and mimi sinrr Dec. l1thlS42
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.Maryiand cecil Comnty Set:

.Mdryiand cecil CoUnty Set:
I'm application "f George w. Alexander OF
SECccil county, by petition in writing to me,
the subscriber. Zone ofthe associate Judges of the
| Orphans Court of Cecil COunty) setting forth
| that he IS in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay, and offering to deliver up for the
benefit ofhis creditors all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way cnti-
| tied a schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and PRAYING to be discharged from actual
confinement and to have extended TO him the
benefit of the several nsolvcnt laws of Maryland;
and il appearing to me by competent testimony
| that the said petitioner has Icsded within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
| fore his application, appointed John IL. Ora
ham Trustee for the benefit Of the creditors oitle
| said George w. Alexander who has entered into
| bond, with security byme prescribed and appro-
vcd for the faithful performance of hi' SAID trust
and the said Trustee having certified to me that
he is in full possession ofall the property in the
SAID schedule and list of debts contained, have
ordered and appointed the first Tuesday next,
after the third Monday of October next for the
said George w. Alexander to appear before the
Judges of Cecil County Court, at the court house
in Elkton, to answer such allegations and imicr-
roratnr"s as may be then and there by his cred
itors made and proposed and the said George W.
A cxandcr having entered into bond in PEN
atty and with security by me prescribed and APP
proved so to appear and answer as aforesaid, do
hereby order and direct that the said George w
Alexander be discharged from personal 'ol fine
ment, and that he give notice of this his appca-
ton, and Of the day so by me appointed for his
finaI hearing in Cecil County Court, to his credi-
tors by advertisement in some newspaper printed
in Cecil County, once a week for three months,
before the said first Tuesday next after the third
Monday iii October next. Given under my hand
this 9th day Of July 1913.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test.
July Is GEORGE Nc CULLOuGH, Cl'k
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the 3rd Monday in October next. Given ropun
my hand and seal this 18th day of May, is4S.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July Is GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cl'k.
MaryIand Cecil County Set,
HN application of Robert Thackery of Ceci
spComty, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone Of the associate Judges of the
Orphans court of Cecil County setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay; and offering to deliver up for the
benefit ofhis creditors all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way emit
| tied, schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit Of the several nsolvent laws Of Maryland;
and it appearing TO me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed Reuben D. ia
mar Trustee for the benefit the creditors ofthC
sad Robert lhackery who has entered into bond
with security by me prescribed and approved iOi
the faithful performance of his said trust; and the
SAID Trustee having certified to me that he is in
full possession of all the property in the said
schedule and list Of debts contained. have order
ed and appointed the first Tuesday next after tho
third Monday Of October next, for the said Robcr
Thackery to appear before the Judges Of Ceci
County Court, atthe court house in Elliton, tt
answer such allegations and merrogatorcs as
may be then and there by his creditors made ant
+ proposed and the said Robert Thaclcry having
entered into bond in penalty and with security
by me prescribed and approved so to appear anc
answer rs aforesaid, do hereby order and direc
that the said Robert Thackcry be discharged from
personal confinement, and that he give notice o
this his application, and the day so by me APP
: pointed for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement in som,
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once a weeh
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next
Given under my hand and seal this Isl day 0
May 1913. WIN. TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July Is GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, GIN
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Jnly Is GEORGE McCUMOUGI, Crk
.uarglaRd CpcI COuntg, Set.

.UaryiaHd CrCU County, Set:
an application of John Butler, of Cecil
NbCounty, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone of the associate Judges of the
Orphans Court of Cecil County, setting forth
| that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay, and Offering to deliver up for the
benefit ofhis creditors, all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any wav emit
| titled, schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
| ontncmcnt, and to have extended to him the
benefit of the several insoIvcnt laws of Maryland
and it appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State Of Maryland for the last two vcars next he
fore his application, | appointed William Me
! Clay Trustee for the benefit Of the creditors Of
/ the said John Butler who has entered INTO
| bond, with security by me prescribed and appro-
we'd, for the faithful performance of his said tlst
| and the said Trustee having certified 10 me that
| he Is in full possession of all the property III the
said schedule and list of debts contained, have
ordered and appointed the first Tuesday next al
ter the third Monday OF October next for the said
! John Butler to appear before the Judges of
Cecil County Court, at the court house in Elk
ton, TO answer such allegations and iniorromato-
rlcS as may be then and there by his creditors
made and proposed and the said John Butler
having entered into bond in penalty and
with security by me prescribed and approved soto
appear and answer as aforesaid, do hereby or
der and direct that the said John Butler hr
discharged from personal confinement, and that
he give notice of this his application for his final
hearing in Cecil County Court, to his creditors,
by advertisement in some newspaper printed i'll
CccIl County, once week for thee months before
the said first Tuesday next after the third Mon
day IN October next. Given under my hand and
seal this It'll day Of April 1913.
WIN. TORBERT, Jr
True copy. Test,
Iulv IL - CEoRcIr ,f.rI-ITOTCU CIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22
Foreign Markets.

VALPARAISO July 90 Confirming our respects oil o.h
inst continue since, without fresh arrivals from tne
United States and being without material alterations in
our market have only to call your attention to the
following OF the latest sales Of American Fabrcs-
ards Lowell domestics 2s inch 5lc; 200 600 do
~ % 80 inch. oc $4,000 do brown drills aoinch, ste;
inch, 2Oic 5000 do blue jeans % inch, l4fc. To which
webeg add the following quotations of other articles;
DENNIS 7c tickngs, lac yd pork $SaS9 per
bb Galego four So per bbl RICE 81 per quntai sperm
candles afr; white wax, $66 per qt gunpowder tea,
Or pewehong, chairs-csne seat S34 weed seat SIS;
cordsge sst per qt gunny bags, Csc each pitch and
tar 81; cut nails $64 per NJ lumber, $50 per Nj refined
leaf sugar. lOtc crushed 9ic nseed oil in cansters
per gallon scarce sheathing copper 2sc pig lead S.;
sheet lead, Soper q; Havana tobacco $27a$as per qtl
We believe few importations expected from the
States during the remainder of the year. in which
we may look for an advance the foregoing prices. In
our exports we have to observe that copper maintains
itself a. about SIS, board Hides. Sill for the best,
oeng dried and for Cafornias S9a saltpere nitrate Of
soda 2or per ql cocoa, IS per q at Guayaqul, Peru
Wan bark, $ss, at Avica Freighs continue much de
pressed and we cannot quote them above Ga ls to 93
per ton to England. Hard dollars 81 per ct prem
exchange on England, 45c per current dollar.
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The planters with whom have conversed In this neigh
borhood that the CROP will be short at least fourth
10 one third OF what il w0s last year."
The Greenvle Mountaineer says that during the last
week ten days have had two three slight
stths place, but not sufficient to nip vegetation The
nights and mornings cold but in the middle Of each
day the sun shines warrn and pleasant.
The Pendleton Messenger OF the 18th inst says: We
have had several cool nights and slight frost In the
ming bringing very vvIdly to mind the approach of win
ter The autumn thus far has been fne and very
Taple to the gathering of crops. Corn and cotton,
learn, are both yielding WELL
The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle Of the 18th says The
frost yesterday morning than the
ming previous and quite sufficient we learn to kill
The cotton in this latitude and all north
FheNe Orleans Courier OF the 18th inst states that 8
gentleman who arrived that morning in the city, after
"S7e made Journey in the parishes OF Laiourche ne-
Ior b. James and some others the coast informs ms
mat he examined very carefully the cotton, and sugar
neids 10 those regions He that the cotton crop
IS considerably damsged by the army worm which has
made its appearance in large quantities in the bolls He
confirms our previous information that the cotton crop
viii be month later than last year. The sugsr
has also suffered much by the long drought and al
by the continued rains In short the crop both
OF cotton and sugar. will be equally late and the one
more abundant than the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22
Foreign Imporsations.

LoNp9Ssship Panthea-la pkgs Oppenhem & coli do T
Rockwell coils Cumming Riach-3 d Wright-2J d
I,ner- Appleton-6 Lawrence Murray Ingate-2 Wen.
deil-8 Meyer cos w Garner-22 Kermit NJ Levy
no Horssy72 Bowen cos D Higgins-2 Hurd-l 6
luckerton-l lewis col Wiley 81 Putnam-I Morton s
Col Leel Harper BIothers42J Wichelhausenl3 Clark
Eso-A O Lntk| q NJ Rayiond-t d Hadden & sons ]
itlson-i ) w Dodge Barber Brothen-38 Rclet-l2
Fers9son6Sl1 bars iron Grinne Mnturn eo233 do 100
pas 90 Eson-loo Sigourney co-222 slabs tin Phelps
p99age CO.'S bIs rs cs so kegs bales order.
Babad-l Cate Meber-l Cesell-l Chester Clark CO.
ChaIraud, schlnmpf Sieberl Brue-l Z Berthoud-7
r St Felir-l w Thomas-i r Thompson-6 + Cottenet
- n trescott-3 Gignoux Coz Dupre-2 II Ward
col o Vare-3 G Payen & co.. Becard. Ganon col
St1 Thompson.2 Rozat & COL b Bnsse & col Me-
ran Bernard VIM Bewer-l J Brett-2 Moran Iselin
l3 Boceau Ruseh-2 Spies Christ col Herckenrah =
Xsn pamme02 tsbrequette's fills Morra-2 w Schmidt
vosel0d!o pordI5o krynRsrg eS-loo Bmipger x
Ism II Kohnstamm cor F Granbers-s Gay, Lusssc &
Eoe-3 Thsrion Msiard-l w Phipps CO, Boston-3 VIM
Benjamin COL Shaw Blake CO, Bbs.on-I James Rose,
Chaeston-2 Fox Lvingston-l Thos Gbbs-8 A Barley
Cumming & Riach-l Tones < song Lahens col
Dale Maxwel-0 Covill Fleming Patt & Brothers.
Deraismes Boizard-8 Legoux-l II w Fied-9 Bernhard
Hutton-2 w Horstman Coz John Magnin Coz DR.
power-3 A. pelorme-3 Herman Boker-23 Pilevuyt-l 8 p
WnIamS-S Gilbert Freres-2 Bailey Kitchen Philadelphia
III Loeschgk Wisendonck-l Hens Engler Foley--7
B Blanco-l5 Meyer-2 Sc ,neider-1 Malezieux,
Jolly Freres-2 NJ Peyser col Brett-5 Renard CO.
Grunard-l Bourry dIvernois col CERT Beer May-l
Haight co.. Gbbs-3 Lane, Lamson & col Hy
Tobias L Brun-l Wiley & Putnam Saml Trcy-3
L Bossange-i Fay Mayer Bodmer ir-i II Gold.
-midt " CO. III Wener-33 TO order.
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Died,
}, SEBASTIAN REaNAnp.

in the 72i yeer O. hir age, SEE AsrrAN REaNAnp.
lis lren6s invited TO attend his funeral Sunday
22d inst at half past O'clock from his late residence 1870
Liberty street.
Suddenly, on the Goth inst Capt EBENEzKR FOSTER of
the floating light stationed of Sandy Hook, aged years
Funeral this day Sunday at o'clock from his late
residence, lsa Houston street..
As mark Of esteem and respect for the deceased mas
tiers of in port are to have their coiors at
halt mast to day,
On Saturday morning, Oct 2st Mr.. John J. J. Beatty
aged 43 years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funnra on Sunday, Oct 22d at NJ from his
late residence 2st street and 5h Avenue without further
invitation.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRR22MaAAf tB EELhh AMgsitRi s R
tsteres Ne g .gsn street ard ms wilton str

(Stcres No 50 finn street and us Fulton sreetl
TUESDAY, on the premises,
Large Sale of Hotel Neutrality-suspicious. reserve the entire
elegant useful and valuable furniture contained 10 the large
building No Ill Broadway known All Natiops Hotel and
comprising choice assortment nearly new OF every article
requisite for hotel houskeepe generality the beds bedding
&c quality and every thing else 10 correspond Paro
and drawing halls dining rooms, bar rooms Kitchen
cabinet billiard panes Nc NC. Catalogues on Mon
day.
WEDNESDAY. 18th.
Al n o'clock, .
Unless previously disposed Of private sale will be sold
without the all tho furniture bar room
ngepents, fixtures &c. &C. Of the well known STRIKERS
Bay House, on the BloomEgdle Road.
Also, the superb jondola, built by Francis.
Also, the cream bar sheds garden chairs hot houses &
The property can be Any person wishing
to purchase will get al necessary information by applying to
j. II. Chapman, ISL Hudson
THURSDAY,
Sale ofHsndsome Fpitur Pianoortes and various House
keeping articles at l0% O'clock the Sale Rooms This
the regular Wednesdays sale but will take place above in
consequence OF the sale at Strikers Bay ass the furniture Of
family giving up Housekeeping.
Also by catalogue splendid collection of choice and truly
valuable ancient and modern paintings being the entire gallery
OF celebrated amateur aud collector of fine pcturescan be
time previous 20 the sale and catalogues Wednes
Law.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRrIPaGket ship ArgoAaron Vail, late Charge d,AE
isTss Of the United States e spap children and
Miss Comela Scott Miss Adene Scott Miss Marcea Scott
lanes Gordon Bennett, lady child and David Lane
Nall John fdY YopMGs s, all Of My York Lept Scott
Pierre Layalle Valentine Burgos Marie Joseph Anne
Crocy, Modesse Bongar France-63 in the Storage :
9p NJ child M S JisoSus and child Mr. Gale lady and child
BERMupA-Bng Falcon-Mr Permission lady two children
aud servant. '' WV '"'N'
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
A N D p E r p r T UAL FAIR.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
At o'clock and 1x o'clock T. Nj.
LAST WEEK OF
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
The most remarkable Dwarf that lived being lively intel
,. Igent, well formed, and
WEIGHING ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
MEsMERisM -h. time having arrived that this science
and support ofthe and espectaby
The ntsnascr has engaged MIR JOHMS0N the Oldest
LADY and pfodnc. many astonishing sITerImens In
ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
including cairvoyauce sympathy. feeling &c Ac On each
afternoon and com.utse will be appointed THE
else the strcest scrutiny introduced
. DIR. VALENTINE, -,
The celebrated demeaor of charactT will open
entire new budget Of comicalitis. including fANhLE
STORIES Songs Whims Scraps, Bits, &c.
Mr.. NELLlS,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS!
will perform ihg9y remarkable feats with his toes.
Mr. SHERMAN he vocalist aud various other attractions,
and 100000 Curosities.
Admission to all as cens--.hidrn under ten years half
price. on
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MARITIME HERALD
ship Masters and Awen
r0nr OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER az
Rises ...6 20 MOON RISES 90. 500
SUN SETS. .......5 HIGH wArER -. IS
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Switzerland knight, London, Grnnell Mintum
GsoTse stevens Snih9g New 0egs Nesmith Leeds
Sheridan, Antwerp GeTdng Kuuckeman; Mszeppa Smith
Mo J9ne9 S! kin lronsides Co; ovando, Nichols sgd
Psy oB Nfsm,th leeds Coi Weybosse Collins, Mobile
howsnd GCoIBrgs Francis Lord Brown West Coast Of
MlIca Liyingston; David Dufe Williams
Mmgs,Sn NJ PowelEschrs Wandeer, Bremen
w Dewey; Diadem, Liscom Nassau Mp John ElweI 4 Coz
S Wnn. Apa,chicola Flora Holder ST John Nh Thomas
SonI johnson ewbem Nc sesord DAMN Rsnps
B. Cooley GSp s9d CO sm Wing
do Emma Cole, do johnson Lowden Henry Claw Martin
Mehmond a b. Cooley Co; Lynchburs, Matthias do Allen
x fayson; Baltimore, Woslam, Petersburg, j. Hunter
Arrived,
Packet ship Argo, Anthony from Havre Sept a. with mde
Packet ship Panthea Dennis from London Sept 90 with
mdse, to Grnnel, Minturn 4 Co. - w. WIN
Ship Manthon Johnson days from Charleston with cot.
Bremen baque Johann Carl Tabu 20 days from Trinidad
de Cuba, with 1000 boxes 70 Oelrichs X Kruger,
Brig Ada Eliza Dunton (of Philadelphia % days from To-
Lh Co; 1900 $1,000 10th inst of Cane
Haeas, experienced heavy gale lost mansa forea fore
opa fore opsaant sail b and considerable damage done
Brig Helen Maria sweetser "a days from Bonae with salt
TO nesmith Leeds Co; 1900 bbls do j. Fouke Som Left
American vessels -
British brig Falcon Pitt days from Bermuda in ballast to
Brig G,organa Bedell, days from Savannah with cotton
10 J. Ogden. ' w ~
u. s. ship independence. frcm a cruise
Ships Switzerland Knight, London; Yazoo. Task and
North Carolina Drsmpond, New Orleans Xyon, cbsst an
aud others. WindSW. ' ''''
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F'reigIats.

Our accounts from Mobile to the 18th inst. The
tonnage in port still light there having been but one
arrival since cur last report There nothing doing
week was the Mobile now filing up for New York at 81
90 cts per bale The Cotton Planter arrived day
since, was dschargine.
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New ORLEANs-ship Yazoo-James T Harrison of New
Il R,, Walton and chd Mrs Edw Whs IF ysehsnbeg.
Ia y and child John OInard Whitney Capt Edward
len Henry Thomas Edw 9 Hyde, hdy, two children and
fer"'nt, Few Orleans; Robt blatchford, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arr Nautilus, Lincoln, Malaga 10th Sept Gibraltar iiib
9Th inst lat % go Ion al, met with violent hnrcane-sv
hours blown on her beam ends stove eamboose buwar bin
eT SchsS hours alter saw LOT OF broken span with g
o arr Lyc3mng Copeland Malaga 9Th Sept, passed Glib.
raar Lh On Tuesday night last in lat 49, Ion 0 experienced
aheavy gae5ost fore topsa and into Boohbay Me
Itpa and LETT Thursday On the h ul lat So Ion 20
e W WIN rench brig Synohad lost captain and mate and
'G no one 70 navigate hePut the I'd l. on board
Also arr koscusko Saunders, Surnam ii:h Sept Left