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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
Feb. IL
Ntr. George u. PullcM,

Ne. George II. PullcM;
4 you are not an nlab,iani III the State Of Virginia.
"A you will please take notice. that shall. IN Tues
day. the 18Th day of March. lsA5. AT the Clerks Or
lice OF the County Court o Pi,sy lyania county. take
the Dispositions oi William A. Thomas and Others, 10
read as evidence the trial Of suit, IN Ghancety. de-
pending IN the Crcu Superior Court of Law md Chan
Gerry for Bedford county, in which am plaintiff aud
Yourself and William Puen executor of Thomas Pul,
len. deceased are defendants. JABt.X SMITH.
Feb II WIN
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obedience N the order otihe worshipiak the conn
L " court nj Campbell, ia The ease Of Irvine rs IT,
vine 81 al. prnvunced al the Noseuber ,e. 1874, the
undersigned, commissioners therein appointed. will. on
Friday. the 7'h day vi February nexi, " fair fa. the
neA, lair day thereafter. upn the premises prcced 10
sell, =, auction, Ia The highest hi,i, =, the
TRACT or LAND.
IN The said decree mentioned urmefy owned by S~puel
Irvine. dec, aud allotted 10 his widow in DOVER con.
Gaining about
q d d u C .,
be the same more less; adjoining The Lands uC Ach-
he's ID. J,husm and VIM Nryeys esrate. hear the t(ia.
her Meeting house, three miles trom I.ynchburg.
The Land will lie scld IN hts. Il abnis IN valuable
ruher aud frewuod The s,il n prodsc,iye.
TeRMs.--One tenth part vt the purchase ,nooey IN
cash. and the balance crd of one, iva aud three
years, in equal iustamens troa the day ot sale Bond
with good security viii In required INN the purchasers.
and The title withheld mill paymrn, bs made Ps,s aud
surveys will hc exhibited the day Ut sale and IN ,hs
meantime. Mr.. A. d. johnson will show tho Lands 10
any person who ,Nay be disposed In view them.
CttAS. w. CHRlSllAN,S c,
A. ID, JOHNSON. ~""' ~
Jsn.2 IF
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10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed ~ A. X.
- Snead and Of record in the clerks office of bed
frd county COURT and for the ppse Of paying the debt
Wherein named u rhupas A. lolccmbe. The undersign
3D. as t'usiee. will, tire premises. on Saturday the
5h Of March next, sell to the highest bidder, ior cash
The Tract Of Land,
conveyed by said deed, lying in Bedford county, adjon-
ing the lands Of n !. Manson and others, or as much
thereof will pay the said debt.
The undersigned believes the title good but will cons
vey such title oly is vested in him by said trust deed
JNO. NJ. OTEY, Trustee.
Feb. II tl5Mh
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CLOTHS, CA>>lMElkEsS Ann
HESTx.N Is. 4las

nIE have just received aud utlcf ia the iAspecika
w the public. the mos, sp mild lot Of Cloths Cassi
and Pestings. have Ind the pleasure VI
exhibiting in ibis ,nake,b-ng u the best Enslish end
French manufacture, and Of the latest Styles. Pesnsa
in want u cheap Go.ms in this line invited tssxll
and examine stock shall be able IL suit hsa
with every quality, from The vety hnest AZ
cle, and we Disposed Ia sell fr small pu6.s.Cs
and gee. TURNER & bCRNE(L,
Oct26 tsi
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Feb. 10

Jan. l6

disease common, and often so alarming
L N den,nnd the first and chief notice VI nm eSpeficas
ced Physician.
There IS M rpn VI the Gfefa which may mt h. NAT.
rnwrd by structure The FIRST symptoms Of which =
pa'icul afflicted with this disease most frequently com.
plains, are an inability 10 retain his water long usu
al. obscure uneasness about the seat, aud alterations
in tho stream Of urine. which, instead Of being full and
equal. is snar than usna, and is Erked, spiral srat.
tered The first symptom just noticed c,'npes the pa
,ieni IN rise twice in the night u Wild his nrnrj
and he ais" Centrally finds that greater tce IL necs-
sary to lis complete expulsion dian he has been In thu
habit o excrlng, consequence Of the resistance ads
10 tie free passage ni the water by the sriciufe N-
lurnal emissions ATE "A common symptum Of 'his cum
plant; and sometimes there Is mucous discisrae fnMs
the Urethra which is seen adhering to the bhtom ofhs
receiving vessels. When The disease is Of very ag-
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Gil Il A II! T. II Il A II Il R .!
lNc0pcxt
x0A RDS, RYAN q CO.; have an OVER
~ src xoi The following Goops, which will be SOLD
greatly, ow The market value.
500 Sego DIankes-good quali,y-dfeiehi sizes
1900 yds. brown and beached Domcstics,
22 pieces Glasgow Jeans foI Negroes,
$50 yds Pulled Cloths,
1900 country Tow Linen.
CIulhs and CassImeres, all grades.
ALSO,
HITS. cars. FUR .uUFFS. &c. &c.
Besides general assortment Of all kinds of GooDs, usu-
ally found in our line. All Of which will be a,d greatly
~low usual prices br CssH. County Merchants and
ohers, wanting 0nds, invited examine our stuck
beiure purchasing, as IRE intend TO SELL
RlCAKDS RYAN 4 Co,
Next duor Ia VIM. 4. Young.
o. We have just received 30 pieces new style Prints,
which we shall sell a, 81, worth Is.
Il. h. & Co.
Jan l3 10
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ETxgIOPI.LV CO.V'CEXT.

A CONCERT will he given by the Ole Bull Band
"A Of Philippians, Tuesday. the 18th inst, and
continue five nights only. n, the Univrrsalis, Church.
Terms Of admission SO cents. Children and servants
half price.
Feb. II 1t
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VuNHE TRIAL. OF THE RIGHT REV. BEN
l. JAMiN T. ONDfRDONk, ID. D., BISHOP
OF NEW YORK,
Bshor Onderdonk's Statement,
The Chimes. a Goblin Story. by Dickens,
Nlichcle's History Of France, No |,
Supplement 10 Tres Dictionary,
llarpcr's Bible. No Is,
ThirlMal's History Of Greece.
Theirs Life of Napoleon, Sc, &c.
Just received aud for sale hv
PAYNE ( GREGORY
Feb. IL 2t
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which, the said William n. Meriweiher resides w.
ing in the county of Bedford, abu miles from Lynch
burg. and near the lynchburg & Blue Ridge Turnpike
This tract Of Land contains spmethlog m,re than r..
l.EVEN HUNDRED ACRES, and is altogether, ono
of the finest tracts in this region of country. About
three hundred of is mountain Land, well timber
ed and much Of suited to the growth o tobacco, The
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POSTPONEMENr
The ahove sale is postponed until Thursday, the 9th
Of March next Il. u. MANSON, Trustee.
Feb II wi6M
% Lexington Gazette and S,aunton Spectator will
publish ill the day Of sale.
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N.lLE or L.I.H'D Nv
3 E D RID OOUN TY.

~ Meriweher, and duly recorded in the clerk . office
Of the county court Of Bedford aud The request Of The
said Merwether the subscriber will sell public auc.
lion, upon the premises on Tuesday the 4t day Of Feb
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NJ .Aliltu Alsl:S.

A. Married on the 4'h inst. by the Rev Ja Garner.
NJ JACOB RULE SEN'g.. to Mss REEEcc, AGNrw
al Of bedford. Both parties aged Co.
Al. on the 9Th inst, by Elder A. e. Dempsey,
~. '' NnwroN SwirzER. To Miss ElizA KELLY. daurl-
WI " VIZ. J'hn Kelly. deed. all of Buetour,.
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FURTHER POSTpo .NEME.\T.
The above sale Is further poslpon.d until Saturday
the 22nd lust, In order IN complete the surveys
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Feb ~ VI
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CHINA. GLASS & EAleTm IN.
WARE STORE.

VANE SBvBAEs
OPPOSITE ma. JOHN UOLI.lss, MAIN sTREET,
LyNCUBUHU.
r1NlIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a very hand
l. assortment OF the above arilclss Of entirely
patterns aud ofihe bes. quality, Consisting n pal. Of
Blue Marine 6ui-d,
Green Chimcra,
FLown Blue "a new anicle,) I 1.;t.,
White Granite. SC. A'''' ''"''
Ffenc, Gold Band China
English white !" Tea sets Of 30, A,
s ,.': :s. @sai: So u" more pieces
Plates, Dishes. PITCHERS, &c., Of fine or common ware
Lard Lamps. L",hng Glasses, Galleries. Glass Pie
serves. Tumblers, Wines &c.. complcie assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
Z. RICHARDS.
Oct. "a tsif
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Al IGNITION HOSE (ONpANy

Al iENIlON HOSE COMPANY.
night. the 18Th inst al O'Clock. y, the Cam il r am
WIZ VI supply The vacancies in rl. said Con pany
}. r. BURTON. IT. l.. IT, Gu.
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A Copy-T.sie.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, Cpk.
CoAMIssioNrR's OrFicE.

CoAMIssioNER's OFFICE,
Campbell Court ll,ue. January %, IS45. {
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree, will!
take notice that have appointed the ~ day Of March
next, To commence the thhing the therein d
recle. which day by oclock IL the motainp they
are reqncsedo attend at my office, al Camnell court
house, with their accounts vourhers. prf and copies
Of court papers, prepared for examination and settlement
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com'r.
Feb II vim
NIRGNIAAt rule, held in the clerks Office of the cir.
cult superior court OF law and chancety, for Bedford
county, the Sh day Of February, 1915.
Jubal Jordan md MclienIy Jordan, Administrator OF
Marquis ID. Gray, deed, Plaintiff,
William W. Chiffon Joshua l.. Chiffon, James Camper
and Elizabeth his wife George ~ tlten, Henry H. Chi.
James r. Chlton in lis right and admir-
ry Chiffon dec d. jackson Diaper and Jane hi. WIFE, and
Emily NJ. Chlon infant under the age of2l yenr,
Defendants.
IN CHANcERY
The defendants, William w Chiffon and Joshua l.. Chill.
ton not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and The rules Of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence thar they
appear at the courthouse oil said county cf Bedford
the hrst~day of the next term OF the said circuit
superior court ofaw and chancory Ind the
bill, and that this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the town of ynchbnrg for months
successfully and posted the front OF tbs corbouse
of county on some court day,
Il Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, CLx.
Feb. ~ WIN
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pOSEpONEAIE,Nl'


On account, Of the her the above sale IL postponed
until Saturday. the 18th ri February, whrn IL vii, rcr~
ianly take place. TIE COMMISSIONERS
Eco. 10 2,
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Florida and Cologne Wafer.
4 SUPPLY Of geauine Florida wafer. and Amer
IA ran, French and German Coog- 81 fine quality
for sale by JOHN II. SEAY. Duggis,,
Lynchburg. Va.
Feb " u
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VlRGlNiAs-N rules held in the clssks Office o ths cir
cut superior court 81 Law and uhancery, Tor nodiord
county. the sth da, OF February. iSt5,
Thomas T. Saunders shd Eliza A. lis wifs formerly XII
IA IL Brown, pi.in,,lls
agaia1
Srots"ood Known, admir-. Of Reuben brow n, dead, John
ichw'eh, john Goode. Thomas Il. Clsytor, admit Of
5,,n Robinson, deed 1tip-tt L Iowy and Matilda his
vile. Thomas RobnSon and Harriet his wife Janice Left
w'ch and Mary his wiic, Granville l.. Brown, ~ aam u
Brown aid A'sn > Bows, defendants.
IL CMANcEuv
The defendant John y Brown ha, ing cnte,,dhis u,-
and given ,,cury according the az, o
and the '"lrs Of this sonrt aud airing by satisfactory
evidence that he Ia not sn ,nhabant 81 this
ordered that he do appcnr ut the house tho
first day oil the neat term 81 the s circuit superior court
law and chnncey Tor Bedford n,y, and anwer the
plaintiffs bill aud that this order be inserted In
paper Published In tho town Of I,nchtors r month.
srccssively and posted s the front door Of ,hr house
OF this county snme court dav,
4 Copy Nstc,
JOS. WILSON. CL'X.
Feb. II WIN
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Early May Peas.
A SUPPLY Of Early Nay Peas just received. and
n for sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchtury, Va.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

'HllE SUBSCRIBER olf,rs Gr sale the FAR VI on
u which he resides, situated IN the county of Camp
bell, immediately amve the town Of Lynchbure. The
Tract contains about
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NlRGlNLi IT 'uls- held N the clckt office Of the cir
cult superior court Of Law and chancs,y, bedford
county, the S,h day Of February, 1919
Reuben Parker, Plaintiff,
against
John Markie John F,-r Robert e. Mitchell, admini,,,a
tor OF John u Asrklr, deceased aud John r. sale,
neic ndants.
In CuArCCRv.
The defendant, John Sarkr, not having entered his mp
peaance and given security according the act OF
bly, and the rules Of this court and appearing by ssfac
tory evidence that he u not inhnbtant o this common
wealth. Il IL ordered that he do appear Al the house
the first day Of the term oi the said superior
ofaw and elnnccry for Bediud county, and
the bill ot the plaintiff md that this order be inserted In
newspaper published In the town Of l.ynchburx, for
two months suceessscy and posted al the on Of the
court hUuse vi this county soinc couftd day.
"A Copy-1estc,
JOS. WILSON, Cn'a.
Feb. ~ WIN
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g.1QUORGCE.
TX CASES SUPERIOR LlQUOREE,
Ko las, received aud Cot sale by
MCDANIEL. l. McConkt.E.
Deb IL IL

FAMILY nVTTEK.
~ PERKINS II. Ssycrs' superior TABLE BCT
L Ten. eSpec,ea IN day az two. which will b
sold low. MCDANIEL. l. McCORklE.
Feb. " IN
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Dr. n. H. Scott,

IVAN b. E,snd At his office. =, Mr.. Boiling Intel
~ Campbell CT, iio., prepared practice the vsrioa.
branches nj ,hr Medical psoisssiosl
Feb, II 81
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Commission 1Bus jtlcAs.
NIlE subscriber takes this meihod of ammo nncing 10
his friends and acquain'ances, that he is ngain in
l.ynchburg inr The purpose Of doing general
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Thankful for the tayours conferred on him during the
number Of years he engaged in tho business he now
scI's return Of the patronage Of his friends aud Tho
public generally.
lie has made suitable arrangements fm The Storage Of
prduc" committed 10 his care, and promises strict 1t.
ienon 10 the interest Of his patrons Ills Office 10 a,
present al the siorc Of Mr.. john lIollins.
SAMUEL NOWLiN
Feb taft
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

MUSICAL, THEATRICAL, SC. The Masters
and Miss Hughes gave Concert at Fort Moul-
tre, on Sullivan's Island, on the 9Th instant.
The Nashville Theatre is open, under the
management of Mr.. Neafe. As Mawworm
says, "poor wretches, we pities thee"
The St. Louis Theatre, under direction OF
Calvin Edison, Long Sol. Smith and MIR. Lud-
low, is at present in full blast. Nobody there
that is any body, except Mr.. Farrcn, who seems
to be every body. The immortal SOL, though
nobody, is a good exemplifcation of that ex-
traordinary parsonage.
The good people of Pittsburg although burnt
out, have theatre in operation: ''never say
die seems TO be their motto. We hope that
the children of Thespis may neither be hauled
over the Goals, or starved out-the latter we
should think the more probable circumstance,
as Goals is cheap and provender not so.
The Bell Ringers are trying to come it over
the Cincinnati public. The manager Of the
National, Gin order to give the public an OPP
portunty of hearing them," has reduced his
prices. That certainly is something novel
lie had better engage Hackett, on the same
terms. Mr.. f. Shaw is at the same shop. At
the "PeoPle's" Theatre, Mrs. Kent and Miss
Mary Duff are starring il. They are Just en-
acty above the theatrical horizon of common
mcdocrlty, that it would require the big tele-
scope now building for the American Govern
ment, to descry their shining lights. They
are like unto 'iar-off clouds at sea, small and
neutrality-suspicious..
The Avon Theatre is open at present, and
A. A. Adams enacting there. 1t is misera-
bic theatrical community, that of Norfolk, re-
sembllng, we are sorry to say, in that respect,
our own good city. Adams, with prudence,
is by far the best Of all our ''naiyre talent''
race.
Anderson is enacting at the Park commence
ing in Macbeth. "Can such things be,n &C.
The New Bowery has, thus far, proved sue
ccsstn. The attempt to rebuild the old one is
likely to prove failure. The Philippians are
figuring away at Palmo's, whilst the Italian
Opera at Castle Garden has been very success
full, which, indeed, it ought to be. Dempster
is there also, giving Concerts.
The Seguins are in Philadelphia, and are to
appear in new opera of Fry's, (author of the
English version Of Norman The Ethiopian
Opera is at the Arch street. Conner is also
there, in farce parts. When he comes to our
city he is a stal.
We are, we imagine, to have visit from
| another danSeuse, Miss Mary Ann Lee the
arant courier, or puhs preparatory, having ap.
peared in several journals. Mary is in Paris
under the tuition of Corelli: certainly, if she
does not improve, it will net be through the in
ability of hur tutor.
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SECRET DISEASE
m IN NEn1I vpn Z ma

IN
y CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHEST ON
oftho LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick su,els,
Two DOCKS from Baltimore street, where may bc'oU
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhpa elects,
slrcErts, seminal Weakness, pain in the LoiHs, at
fectOns of the Kidneys and every other symptom oil
4 CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rvs-
ges OF TINS dIseast, when from neglect TO consult
>klllu physician, or from ignorant ard improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make their aPpeas
ance-;hr throat becomes liberated the nose diseaa-
ed, nocturnal pains NJ the head and limbs, dinners OF
sight, deafness, the hOHcs affected, bolchCS the
head, face and cHucmcs, progressing with friqhg-
tul rapidly I'LL 81 last The palate Of the mouth is dis
uoytd, the bones OF the nose decay aud fall in; the
victim of tins hord dI~cHs" become Oh ct If pity,
uR the last scene of the drama winds up and death
drops the cHrlan by hurry ng the unhappy patient Ia
an untimcly tomb
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions nave been injured by
certain perniclouS practice may soon restored 10
perfect health by applying 70 Dr. Johnson, either per
sOnaily hy letter Dr. J. has seen cases that WIr4
sufficient 10 appal the heart and barrow up the sou!
Of all Who were not used to the observation Of snch
terrible sights
Should This nlrctthc eye Of any who are SUFFERING
from the above affection, let them fly immediately No
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them aIB
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, no
matter how bad the case may he.
It's proper here TO observe that Or. JOHNSTON ~
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecunlary neceSsity-he having, by the de-
cease Of arolauvr, fallen heir TO iOrtune-but tlso
an ardent desire 10 benefit hIssulerIng fellow cTcd.
lures, pour like the good Samaritan oil into tpir
wounds, aud particularly IL relieve those who suffey
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again II must be remembered that the object of Dr..
Johnston IN offering his services for the relief Of the
mSerics Of mankind i not through pecUuiay neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case he made I'M
less the Patients cured. -
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such a,
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for DefOrmity
Of the Limb, such Club Foot, SC, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the night hand side Of n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
fd7-AdViCe to the Poor GRATIS.
Al LETTERS must be PAID. flo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-22

BISHOP OF PENNSYLVANIA. The Phlade
phia correspondent of the N. Y Evening Ga
zette, states that the Rev. Thomas Atkinson
otthis city is urged by number of persons, as
suitable candidate for the office of Bishop OF
the Protestant Episcopal church of Pennsylya-
mia. The correspondent adds
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, of Maryland, |
have never heard in the pulpit, but he was a
member ofthe recent General Convention held
in this city, and made most favorable impress
sion not only on his fellow delegates, both cer-
cal and lay, but upon the many friends of the
church who attended that convention, with feel
ings of mingled hope and fear for its result
You will remember that it was progno.tlcated
by those, with whom ''the wish was father to
the thought" that the triennial cow ocation of
the Protestant Episcopal Church would be the
scene of stormy debate, and many were led to
fear an angry disruption. That e1cit ing topics
were debated, that deep feelings were aroused,
and that at one time single spark of indiscre-
ton may have been famed into consuming
blaze, no one can deny; but, among the fore
most, most eloquent in debate, jealous in true
Christian harmony ofspirit, and strongly forth
ned with erudite argument, and yet most con-
clllatory In his tone, temper and manner, was
Mr.. Atkinson. To him, and his fellow labor
ers on that occasion, the Church owes a deep
debt of gratitude, and, although they look for
reward only in the depths of approving con-
science, yet, the remunerating approx al of
ry true friend of the Church has been extern
slyely awarded.
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SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE We learn
from the Salem Register that the Schooner Da-
MEL Webster, from Ellsworth for Boston, was
wrecked in the gale on Saturday. When five
miles northeast of the Londoner Shoal, she
sprung aleak, filled and capszed, two of her
crew being drowned as she went over. She af-
forwards drifted off, and again went ashore on
the High Poplars, Cape Ann. Three were
alive when she struck, but only one, Mr.. f.
w. Cozzens, ofTrenton, Me-, was saved. Four
have persisted. An eastern schooner was lost
on squam bar, in the same gale, crew saved in
the Life boat.