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MOTHERS OF ENGLAND: their Influence and
1tl Responsibility, by Mrs. Ellis.
Meals History of the Puritans, part I'd.
Mysteries of Paris, in French. to be completed in
numbers, at 25 cents each. No. received.
De Aubgncs History Of the Reformation, vols.
with Latin notes.
American Naval Biography illustrated.
Tired of Housekeeping, by T. s. Arthur.
l.. S. ID. Treasure Irove by the Author of Handy
Andy.
Charles De Bourbon Lot Constable of France.
MarmadnEe Wyville
EUGENE SUES NOVELS: MYSTERIES Of Paris sc cents
Matilda, rs
Female Bluebcard, 25
Saamander %
Therese Dunoyer. %
De Sursille, l2t
Marc. de Letoriere, l2t "
ALSO, variety Of new Books received last eve
ming, at the Cheap Cash Store, by
A. EDWARDS,
Peck's Building, Feb g. So
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TO RENT.

AA 4 Joiners Shop, and two or three
TT3R "A Dwellings for small Families, near
$50 the Court House sqnars:
Feb. 6, '13. &c
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r. S.-Thc balance OF Dry Goods will lie sold a
cOSI FOR CASH, 10 make room for fresh supple.
On me opening OF Navigation. :. n. G. & Co
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ON CONSIGNMENT

ONE CASE OF BROADCLUTHS. cons,s,irr of
" Black, Blue, and Mixed, for >alc 6v the niece, nv
o,,o fOLLETT, BRADLEY e. Co. Agents
Old Dock, Feb %, 1874. s'"''
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0PLoud Caleb

A Lii those indie ted to the subscribers. whose de-
\ Inands are dne, requested to call and .e,,l.
the same TO save themselves Louder Call.
S. n GAUT & Co.
Burlington, Feb. 81, 1914 %
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District.
LANDS FOR SALE.

TN Colchesiei Lot No. Ia, containing 100 acres.
1853 SO "
81 " 100
In Burlington, one Lot containing acres, on tho
Turnpike, between the farm of Carlos Baxter, Esq.
and the lands belonging to the heirs Of the late John
Johnson. portion of the purchase money will be
required at time of sale
80 J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
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OYSTERS

DY the feg or smaller quantliy.-Also, Apples ty
ID The barre or hushei, constantly on hanihy
20 d. BLACKNAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON.
DUNLAP az CARAVAN

~ their friends and the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them since opening their new Store
aud Couservatoy They have additional
BY Of Al he s best hecwr vsJs q annual Bieqna
ursss seed. Of the best kinds, sering Wheat Potato
Oats. Ash Leaved and other early Potatoes, al in prime
green hons. culture; Bouqus,. composed Of the most
Birds aud Bird Cages Gold Fish and Globes fancy Flower
Vases and Stands, of various Patterns it'll other artcIes
% siom their reads and the public that they have old
procure the best seeds of the growtb
from the respectable houses in this country and Europe
ai,rba the ensuing week All those ease
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Embden 9roaf, for
fruit and ornamental Trees Of all kinds Grape vines and dow
Conservatory and Seed Store 633 Broadway New York
above, IN Ii, In y, :"
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GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
NIBLO'S
CONSERp.ATORY.4N AND SEED EST.ABLTSHMENT.
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.

"A
graceful beg inform his patrons the pub
Which were by himself whca in Europe s., wn with
unrem ted attention, and without any
verai packet ships irsm Loadoa and Havre - '''
The stock will be found 70 coatn superb varieties of
very will be found well worthy the attention Of
vegetable md Field Seeds have also been mpor.es of ,ho..
other for which the American
& @ BY :Gs
upon as being genuine, and, in fact, are warranted
The Poprstor would also beg 70 call public attention 70 the
bear nuine character h caused al. the old seeds (procued
by b, IA. partner Mr. PsnlSg) 70 be scld public auction
Bsosa re on The S Dec last and h: eau With Confidence
there worthless seed in the whole
Double DahssAn extensive collection of these beautiful
Towering Roots have also been imported from the emf
exhibited England during last years They are now
anosI And COED M psn a,rantsd true
sning full description OF variety tssethsr with in.
stueons for their Culture will be published early
large collection Of fine healthy plants in Flo,cey are IN III.
which will be found desirable ornaments for
Bouquet Baskets and vs,.s of Flowers can b, Procured
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs hardy Hoses &C. in
BaIbou. Flowsring Roots viz 0adolus Mexican Tiger
Flower Tiger Lily, Jacobean Lily Tuberose. &C. &C. Tor
Flower Stands. Fancy Tara Coss Flower Vases: and Po..
of new and handsome designs; Gold Fh. Fish Globes &c.
The above are mo- offered for sale at Low PRICES,
hayag sccn purchased for cash. advantageous terms
and will be ready for delivery (gras early the ensuirs
WILLIAM NiBIS, Sole fropretor s1s Broadway
Fo connection with any other establishment. t@ imrc
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THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to sci. WATCHES
and JEWELRY Of all kind: at the lowest possible prices
vz;God and Silver Levers and lepnes, Anchors &c. &c
and also very fine assortment Of yewelry consulting Of Gold
hams rencis Bracelets, Pins, Sc, &c, which is deter
mined TO sli lower than other house in tina city
- ~ JOHN MYERS, 90 chatham street.
N.b-Dont forget the number-s0 Chatham street.
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THE AN1TOMTCAL VENTLS.

MISTAKEN idea has gone abroad that this Figure now
Improper Tor exhibition ohisE however, be more
perfect proprety and atonshsd the wonderful muuer
snd accuracy with which exhibits the
the human frame This being the only figure
eyer exhioed here not surprising that misc0ncep0n
snouad aIi,e Tht however will be immediately removed
iecty satisfied that th, figure the extraordinary prcduc
respecting the complicated of the Female form
culary, and its wonderful phenomena is Of the
Imporance and intensely interesting. The ladies'
attended have themselves asonshsd
yond measure MORNINGS TO- and evenings o'clock for
Gentemen AFTERNOON at ~ o'clock for Ladies only Adms
s'02 % espts. For further particulars small bills
o'clock. for Gentlemen only so single Lecture
or 81 for the co,irse. ~ mas sire
CHINA, GLASS e LAMP MANUFACTORY.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
uadergned inform their and the
tice aad having bean years. their
renee enables them to M nh che than other houe,
and they warrant artic such Solar Lamps of all do
sc,lStions Astral Lamps altered to Sslar
ull tment Of Cut and Plain Glass pattern Girop-
doles ChendeeTs, Candeiabras Bouquets, &c. &:. Hall
Lamps and Lanterns Of al sizes. with rich aud stained
glass All ARTICLES matched to paterns Glass made
Gut order Good. for the country free Of
tcs loaned for PARTIES Csens generally invited cali
quality and prices STOUVENEL 6 Co
Wholesale and Retail Store No. John IT, near Broadway
ms lm*rc
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SAVE YOUR. SHu.IJNGS
TO COUNTRY Merchants.
- BOOTS AND SHOES.

to John hutchnx) have removed from i2ot
ltaChahm street. and have completed their assortment
IF Spring Goods comprising the variety and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes that be found in h city,
rocco Busins 5000 ladies' leather Do 5000 ladies'
5000 ladies' common Slippers $3.50 gentlemeus ladies'
fine French do 1000 Welt Backs 10000 Chldens Shoes OF ali
kinds and coOrs 1909 ladies' Caters black aud coors 50
eases Kip: do 9, case boys ard youths o. and a
for sale 2 latham greet; opposite the Chatham
NJ B. Thestor opened ill 10 o'clock the evening irving
mi I'm
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For OnEGoNThc Western Exposltor say n so,me
dence In his state for the purpose Of making prepaa
ons depart for that territory this s rps who con,em
from 400 persons In Jackson oo PyS Moreb l0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

GOVERNOR OF OREeoN.-Major Wetmorc, for
mery citizen of this county, rs spoken ct tor
Governor of Oregon and should Senator Achisons bill
pass he will most likely be appointed. We understand
be has been recommended by number of the most nni
ena men of the state and Of the most prominent
members Of the Senate and House have been written TO
by them. Major wetmore was officer in the last war
and received wounds he lost his right arm
Inv ten mound shot at the storrnng Of the batteries OF
Fort Erie-is well acquainted with frontier life having
travelled all the state and Territory OF Missouri ie
Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

ASkf FOR SALE-A Farm East Chester will be sod at
&prblc sue9n III net yreyispsy d.p9,ed Of at private
18TH OF April next the premises at O'clock p NJ,
Farm containing 1856 of tn. first quality Of Land
high tate of cultivation and well fenced situate the Of
Eat Che;er county q Wet Chester, sud about half m
situated to be divided into foay farms.
No. contains fifty Of Land principally meadow,
hoase cost last $4,000 barn. carriage house. mill house.
with all other out buildinss ALSO two young orchards.
Mo- contains of the b.st Of Land old building
s.to thereon with many fruit trees. ,...Ir 800
No contains IS Of good land and good of
cultivation, with good building site
No. aias 80 acres Of the bs. of Land good barn.
land principally dow. which also has good building
and also salt meadows f.s0f -. +,
The Farm will be sold together separate suit purcha
further dsc of the property deemed unnece
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber the prem
SEES JOHN r. HAYWARD. q
Title indsputable. mis- tAI6src
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Y11f A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The Farm,
ormery owned and occupied by Jonathan Ward Esq,
Asuaed in the upper OF the Of East Chester
Wtcester County 20 miles from tn city of New York
road 49, 7-,T'.-' n - = - -
The above Farm hundred Of Land
winch Is under high state of cult vaon well and
fenced. with dogbe twosury dwelling and number Of
buildings attached
The above dwelling and Of now occupied az
the Bronx tavern and Post Oce known Marble fall
the above farm and dwelling sold before the 25h Of
purpose. Inquire OF KAHN MORGAN near the pre-
mics, or !. L. MORGAN, Al Fulton st. "
N:B.-This farm is we'll adapted for milk dairy
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= BOOTS AND SHOES
AT RED ED PRICES
The subscribers intending to make change in business
will sell their present stock very low prices for short
time. TUT1LE HAYWARD,
= ~ . $50 Broadway.
ia lmsu
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q , IStX LOOK AT tbs AID - as 4:

a OShf LOOK AT THIS and see the -
tonishinglow PRICES Of BOO rs aud SHOES
that selling off at the New and Fashionable Boot aAd
Shoe Store corser Of Greenwich aud Murray streets.
New fine French and native calf double
Al.o large sssoTtent of gen.emen boys. and youths
ca and Kip Shoes of the latest aud best
also large ofsw priced Boots and Shoes peg
geo and sewed for boys and youths and
The Ladies Of New York and ts vicinity will End to their
advantage to call at this establishment and h- spen
dd Of Eaiter Boots Buskin Slippers and
ay '"s Of Sne mot ;ye; Their:
mems straBied, with leather bottoYs ladies' do; Moccasns
and India Rubber, fued plain and figured; and chill
drsn's, Of all kird,, in abur dance and cheap.
Don mistake the number 1853 Green ch Street. corner of
Murray 1t WRIGHT. CALHOUN Il co -
im&e y " - - ~
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fc BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

ALI WHO WEAR the above articles andwish mWit,
had better lose time il calling the fashionable Boat
street. where all sut tn mselves with article lat .or
style or make fashion and finish. cannot be
s. B. beg. TO apprss in particular ho.el.is and gentle.
article to the tout ensemble Of all within s monde that
iSoH or Sl street are the only places New York
hand in endless variety. -
* Remember. 1904 and lcl Greenwich strest.-O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

Naval News %c-The steamer Col. Harvey,
Lieut. Commandment Boutwell,, arrived at the navy yard
today twenty hours from Norfolk with detachment oil
marines and officers for the United states ship Delaware
and draft Of men for United States steamer Union
also with Persico sausrythe landing Of Columbus and
other peccs-ior the CaptoL-Wdsh. GLOBE, March 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
VALUABLE MILL pROPEK7 2,
EnD GAIN

"A LARGE EXTENSIVE FIGURING MILL
..sf and Water Privileges, situated Fort Montgomery,
2A Orange County State Of ew Yot adjoining The Hud-
eations Immediately IL is stories in height ard
by has two large shot water wheels nearly new
four ofexcsent burr and all other
chney with extensive and duabe stream of water capa
On the premises three good Dwelling Houses, Cooper
Shop, one Barn, and osher out buildings.
Also, about forty of Land.
Thars also about hundred acres Of Meadow Land
purchased far the Of where
has newly erected durable and substantial DAM
enough to supply the mill twelve weeks
of long drought.
This is very convenient for the Of
articles there land carriage and
vessels carrying hundred to the
given on the LIST of May next For further partcu
lars apply TO the proprietor the pr miscS
JOHN r. SUYDAM,
AZ Beaver street, stairs, and
UNDERHlLL HAWXHURST,
mis- 2wsec No. $50 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE
LARGE ASSORTMENT of the above named articles
be had at the Manufacturers Depot, No. EGO Pearl
New York
VS.
Mens&Boys' Kip pegg Meas Boys Thick Brogans
% do aud Seal do Do do Kip PeEged DO
Do do Pump Sole do Do do do Sewed do
Do do Half Welt do Do do Calf do do
Do do do Calf do Do do do PeRQed do
Do Calf Sewed dc Do d, Pump sole do
Do Stout Pexgea do. Do do Goat and Seal do
And great variety If WOmens, Misses, aud Children
Buskns Bootees Slippers &c &C., pegged and ewed; toge
with general of Palm Leaf Leghorn Fats
Country merchants and others invited and txamiue
All sold low for cash city aceeptances.
GALE GO No. 200 Pearl street,
mi lmssc u. 3 Hotel Bulldog, N Y.
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GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.

GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
HE subscriber constantly ecevng fresh supplies of the
above cell britel fens, which he offers to
seay low rates. The we'll character OF the ces
the superiority Of style which they into the
together with the very low at which they offered,
WILL he trusts shectualy put the efforts Of few dis
reputable makers deaud the public by imposing upon
article be the Joseph Glots
stock will be kept hand Of which
tbs following wiil form Fart -
Principality, extra fine points Pablo Pen
20 fine points Gale .raphic
=, Do medium points Washington Pen
Damascu: Slips Patent Self Slips
New York Fountain Peruvian
Lunar Lady's Pen
Patent Lady's Pen Pateut Magnum Bonum
Eagles, on cards Double Damascus
Hictona, Queens Own, fine point
Prince Albert Own Barou,al
Engraved Cards School Pens
d. Medaiian Cards Eagle in boxes of doz each
Patent Bronze Sin.
large stock OF cheap Pens boxes for sale
HENRY JESSOp, OIL John street,
.,..,x.. $500 corner OF Gold. n. Y.
CAUTION-Tte public requested TO be on their guard
against the Imro,ition Of spurious article bearing the
COTr-by omttny the IL aud in some instances the final
omitted thus-0lsLOT-so TO retain the sound. But
thes Will pe;.e ohsrye all the genuine Pens are married. iu
JOSEPH GILLOTTand yendcrs desired that his
car OF Pens made packets Of dozen EACH
have lab- outside. with fec smile Of his signature.
lwsec
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n THREE DOLLAR HATS. H. MONARQUE
calls 1.-The Of the public his assortment OF fine
Hats this very low price Of Thrse Dollars 22o Bowey
IA lmsrc
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Cumberland.


Correspondence of the HERALD
CUMBERLAND, Md, March Il, 1874.
Maryland State Debt Maryland Finanoes-IMary
land Folly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1914.

- HOUSE wANTED-H =. i. in want Of lions.
@ stnted nsa an omnibus Ioue between the Battery and
.sse he s s ss stating terms m 10 'G,s
- TO LETTING fine, modern built three story hou,ss
E.h.6 Avenue Esaae as. % Sspi; s.is
no h a;1 III q. A.: q wei:
md s' Cedar street. Ossaped for the last i've BY
Els1Is q the subscriber. 70 Cou.nds
STEAM POWER TO LET.
TS LET M Ets z zSAs cMssSFtSr
IN i "; and Saw Mandatory u,.s >, Gold ,,,.,
milf. d:sGsSIIy ~.
se contains seven rooms with pleasure garden &c attached
Rent $500 annum Apply at the Abby Hotel Blo.minE
IA TO LET5Ths store corner Of South street and Peck
Slip by P: os;, BUR- ship ,s a.s frs
, ms lw*m '.--'',s-'' -.
- ROOMS TO LET-In the h'rd and fourth story Of
G s: ssS;' d %S:
S2s sA.E RI HS s.s: 81; sss ss
closets in in al the rooms The hou'e. are 2,
each which sWOSsd: cam remain
desr on bond and %Ssase ate per cent FER annum The
M Hoss. are .ssisdi Bridge between TiIl.ry
'n %s sSs9:S. street, n'0'Nls9ponN A. wILIsK,
airrl -4 STEPhEN HAiNLS,
mis- lm*m In Lawrence street. Brooklyn.
- TO LET IN BROOKLYN-ThIee Houses, Nos. 81,
@ and g Butler street e. minute: WIKI from the
Dy feet Tie houses have three sof rs above the base
ment 9Th under cellar Each couains ten rooms.
are reay new and Ia Of che streets Brooklyn
school in the adjoining and above a. tntd vety
low either OF them be purchased il preferred Kemem
ss q i Is sw xS
quire Of VIM. A. COLMAN,
- Nl No. zo3 broadway.
~ B.-The houses being painted . h -
ALSO TO LET, fine Large Room by feet the
cond floor Of 203 Broadway For Merchant Taller Music
Store Fancy Goods there not eligible Please
enque as above. m2, iw~rc
- FOR SALE-CRUMMLES HALL. 44O Broadway,
E on reasonable terms Any person wishing to purchase,
good indu offers. For further particulars
inqu,e Of the proprietor, 40 Broadway.
D25 2t*rc 'l.- M. d. WINCHFL. d
EOR Eatu CAST .old
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FFKRIPfN LUNCH.

OOIueI Oh Ann street. ana broadway,
recently been completely rtted and reuaished
f Gng 20 modern inpfovemen and j, under the
as. the old patron: q this wen estb-
will find al that the marke affords and every aIurv Of the
season lquo in the selected from the b.s
New Yos r. :. excl ad% i hi: part
los fer dinner supper parties always readiness and
tannent for any number will be prepared notice.
have been eeed and Can be at al hours to
being in their prime. mai iw.s
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DRUGS. &c-Pme Annat @,
~ Fresh Vanilla Bssus,
y. J. and Turkey Gam Arabic.
Tara Balsam Capaivi,
. russia Is pglass,
For sale by the package or less quantity by
JAS. 8. ASPINWALL,
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
MOI EOEX I L,(N

ANGLESEY LEG.
REMOVED from Second street 80 Spring s-Patronzed
~ nv the NEST eminent throughout Europe by
most discfe Of
United States; " all approach
made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. % Spring street, near Broadway, New York
Items moderate and indisp1tabie references gwen.
ticn :ppcr esseen and wen csleulssd % q. the
year thm; this pe.itlve md undsaiable. Some Of my
friends Ehom have matlsed ipor% ,e that they're superb
Professor Of surgery. UnvsrstY Of New York."
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reasonable terms Any wishing purchase,
good ndu offers For further partc ulars
inqu, e Of the proprietor, 40 Broadway.
D25 2t&rc - M. D. WINCHF1,.
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kEk PACKET FOR HAVKE.-The ship BAITL
~ MORE Edward Punk M.s!sr viii ,sil the ist
mSios ire rou,ip. u;Idnr cor. VAL md W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-15
POLICE OFFICE.

BURGLARY AND AKKEsT.-Last evening the store
Of Joseph Bennett 7 Canal street was burgarousy entered
BIZ false KEY and robbed of violin and bow valued Mt SO
no cage Of canary BIRDS maute clock rzcrs &c valued
mt sI9 20 more Mr. Bennett going 70 m store and discovering
Of VIII ch he found young man named William Nc nrch;
Il the stolen violin TO delighted corps oi
dnnre, whose amusement M Bennett brought To ei-
mnaon by arrestng their dler. who to-day wus lodged IN
prison.
SrABBlNG.-An intoxicated son of Erin named
Warren NcMl!er wen, to No 10 Green street, and tired to
force his WAY into the house but repued At the same
time John G. Tar baker of l3j Wooster street went TO No
10 10 deliver his bread and requested By the family to Keep
McMien out, which he did when McMlcn drew lon: sharp
knife plum god into the right side OF the abdomen hc'
inv scycrc ,yonnd McMllen was arrested and committed
IN an
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL l4-s a n.

Ships Fairfield. Wilson. Ivepool; Union Thurston Nor
leans, Johnston X Lowdon Adler tcm Honorsi Bremen
+ pavsnstedt
Bark Elicit. Watts. CIeniuceos. Ncsmnh 4 Walsh
Br:s lutSon Byson, Dcnaara CHnfield * Spencer Shnk
sp1are. Ambrose, Bristol foornau Johnston < Co Facone
Upton Mobile Haviand; Statra. i.abbaEe, - MARKS Cen
lie, * Co GeoicIana Bedel Savannah. & Buhley lmoeCn
Blew. ApHachcola Post * Phillips.
SchTs Maria labourette Baltimore johnson 4 Lowdoq "
f Bird. Carson, Wilmington y { e : Powell 4 Marshall
johnson, Philadelphia = & McC:cady X Co: Richmond
Nelson. do hemp Place Princess Racket do do Hand
Goodwin BAIT do O1oe Pepper. Newbcr. NC; Sophronia
Fountain Yorktown, Va Brett Vose; Advent. Rollins Sa-
qua Underwo"d Ontsri" nae Curacao Boone9. GRAY
X Co ) X RAYMOND. Robinson Philapelpha. McCready
CO Margaret Wosari. Petersburg: Sander,, NieIrynar
81 Ansnsne' Ewell & Co, GRAND. WINS nw, Bangor
GalhO'l Nluels. Mapeder Rotterdam Booneu Grave X
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A LAUNcH-SAD AccpENT.-On Wednesday
forenoon last new sloop, the JOS Lawrence, was
launched from the yard of Mr.. George Clark,
builder, OF this city. She is of about 81 tons
burden, owned by JOS Lawrence, Esq, of New
London, and designed, we understand, to ply be-
tween this port and Ncw.York.
The launch was effected in fine style. but un-
fortunately was productive of an incident which
proved nearly fatal to the enterprising and skill
full builder, Mr.. Clark He was landing on the
shore giving the requisite orders after the launch,
when the ropc which held the vessel to the land,
and which had by some means got caught in a
piece of timber, suddenly became extricated and
few with the full force acquired by the strain
of the vessel, striking him fairly in the body
and hurting him violently against rock
When taken up, several severe wounds were dis
covered on his head, and being apparently sense
less he was supposed to be dead. Before reach
ing the house, however, signs Of returning ANNA
ton were perceptible, and we are happy to say,
that although very seriously injured, there are
now hopes of his ultimate recovery.
Norwich News,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-15
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