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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
JOXEM 2. NEcEADDEN 81 CO
N EW STORE.
ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODS!!!

S. BELL &, NJ. NJ. SLOAN,
Z EAVlNG associated themselves copartners in
4 the mercantile business, are now resolving and
opening at their new store, opposite the public bull
dings, large and splendid stock of the newest and
latest styles of Fall aud Winter Goods all of which
stock, having been selected by of the firm, in the
Eastern Cities within the last three weeks, and since
the late great decline in prices, they feel warranted in
Offering to their numerous friends and the public at
large, goods of nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded at any other establishment in the place.
Their stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ev-
cry article fancy simple, which be procured in
the Eastern cities, and is of superiorsye and quality,
amongst which may be found the following articles viz:
French, English and American wool dyed broadcoths;
heavy Beaver cloths for overcOats; wool dyed black
blue and fancy colored cassimeres; sanets. great
variety Of every style and quality heavy Orleans cloth,
fancy article for mons and bows full and winter
wears American Tweed cloths of superior quality;
silk velvet satin Valenta and Marseiles vestings;
mems black Italian cravas and soc1s black Grod'n
Rhine silks; Ombre plaid Glac6 p ID. Sole do; boll-
net silks, bonnet ribbon and trimmings, great yurie-
ty gents and ladies silk gloves of every description
Alpuccas, Merinos, Parametoes, rhibet cloths, CASH
meres, Nous de LANES and Organdnes; 8 or en-
broidered Victoria and MaZona shawls, superior to
any thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
hdkfs and French worked collars; fancy silk gIrdles
and cloak tassels 1000 yds Calico from 81 to 374 cts
per yard; brown muslin shirtings, diapers, dnings
and ckings, great variety of each; Flannels-soar
lets SIeel yGOW ana Wlei ClOdBlngs gilgnaWS anu
checks, great variety fur, SEAL toilet, plush, cloth
aud velvet caps, general assortment; Bonncts-a
great variety of Florence braid, straw and fancy, Of
the finest quaity-and for price we defy competition.
GRocEmEs.-A general assortment. Coffee; teas,
young hyson and Imperial; loaf sugar, New Orleans
sugarand molasses, ground cinnamon and pepper al
spice, ginger, alum, madder, sweet and port wines
best quality, camphor, cloves, mmegs, etc. etc.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-Knives forks, penlniyes,
razors and stroPs scissors, Britannia table and tea
spoons, spectaclcs till locks, door locks closet locks
and pad locks esculcneons and pins, carpenters rules.
brass candleslcks, snuers and trays table hinges
hinges and screws plain irons single and double fr.
chise, socket chiscls files and rasps o every de-
scripton, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
brondaxes, Rowlands steel and iron shovels, mnnue
forks etc etc.
QgEENswARE-Ag great variety of China, Liverpool,
Grhite stone and common ware Of every description
Weinvio the public to an examination of the above
mentioned stock, all Of which will bo exchanged al
the lowest rates for cash oreouny produce n the high
est market prices. BELL a. SLOAN,
Cadiz, no 5. AS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
Yucatan.

A letter dated Merida, in Yucatan, ia nuary
ID, 1916, says: "The adyces received from
Mexico, stating thai the committee of the House
of Representatives had made their report against
the treaty between Yucatan and Mexico, has
caused the authorities ofthis country 10 renounce
all alliance with Mexico, as you will sec by the
public papers which have the honor 10 enclose" !"
We would not be surprised to hearacf Yucatan
applying for admission into the American Union.
Reduction Of Interest. :. A bill has been intro
duced into the Legislature Of New York, and il
is said will pass, reducing the legal rate of inter.
est in that State from 2 to 6pcr cent.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
BARGAINS, BARGAxWs,

SELLING OFF AT COST.
IL HAVING determined to commence the spring sales
u III with as nearly new socx as possible. have
wish to be supplied with goods at cost will do well n
give me call, as am determined to cell All kinds
Of country produce taken exchange Tor Goods III tho
highest murketpfcss. A.F MOORE.
Jefferson, Jan. I, lsi5-Gm
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
COME AT LAST.

VNTE are now receiving from the eastern cities a
w large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which, without any pretension to boast
ing we will sell cheap they can be purchased in
the country, for cash or approved produce
The above goods having been purchased for cash and
under favorable circumstances leads to believe thai
we can offer great bargains and inducements to purcha
sers The public invited, before purchasing else
where, to call ami examine stock and prices, tc
satisfy themselves whether not it would be to thei
interest to purchase goods of WIN. HOGG d co.
oct Is
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
CASH FOR HIDES AND SKINS.

The subscribers having entered into partnership, at
the old stand of Mcconnell & Slemmons, in the town
of Cadz, would respectfully inform the public thathey
have resolved to do business the ready pay system,
and have therefore reduced the price Of leather asto
be induccmcnt every purchaser TO buy the pr-
ces have now determined to sell at, in preference to
the old credit system We selling sole and harness
leather 20 cents per b. which has heretofore been
selling at 25 cents per lb, and all stock in like
proportion, We will take in exchange for leather,
hides and skins, taow, aud all kinds of marketable
grain etc, on delivery.
The subscribers having employed Mr. J. w. Wheel
er, late of Boston, of the most experienced work.
men Of the day, and Mr., James Beall, of Cadiz the
public assured that their stock shall be finished in
style not inferior to any in the west. They would
therefore solicit share Of public patronage.
Yeryrespcctully,
SLEMMONS Il GEORGE.
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CAUTION.

YVNEE pubic are hereby cautioned not to receive
Il note executed in my fnvor by George Penn MS
principal, and VIM. Shotwell security, dated Sop
tember 27, lS45 said note was audulenty obtain
ed from me by John Quillan; and the said Penn and
Shotwel orewarned not opay the amount of said
note to any person but yselI. ELLEN cox.
February 1l-3t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
WANTED.
WANTED,
100000 p EBs se PORK f. + ,sdIs5 gSss fasG vi" vii


give some goods.
1855 lbs Roll Butter.
400 bbls. Glov9Tssed.f5r wlioh cash, il reqlir-
ell, some goods will be paid.
100 bbs. Timothy seed
5000 lbs Lard, or which tic highest price wiz be
given.
500 lbs. Feathess, for which the highest market
price will be given
eco bis Dried Apples for which the highest price
win be paid in goods and il required, little cash.
100 pair of good Woollen Socks wanted; mind cold
acather iscomng on.
nov5 BOGGS, SIAIERAL AND co.
YENHE Subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, l50 bags prime Rio Coffee; %
chests Y H. Tea; 5 do Imperial ) do Gunpowder; 10
do Gunpowder 10 do Gunpowder; Kegs Pimento
do Pepper; 30 Mats Cassia.
ToBACco, CIGARS AND SNUFF.-l0 boxes Seldin's l6's
do MYERS, l2's 10 do J c. Cluys, l0's 6 do Myers
SIS, 6do j. G. CIuys, 8s, 20 boxes extra fine Aroma
tic, (chewing) 10 Kegs G. Twist bbls. Carrots Scotch
Snuff 10 boxes Rappee do 10000 Half Spanish Cgars
5000 Spanish do bbls. Common do, inst received BY
octS r. MEARS Il CO., Steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
The 'EATiR.

The Secretary of the Treasury and officers of
the customs have finished their Iabors upon the
Tariff. There will scarcely be any amendment
in committee, as Mckay and his committee were
consulted throughout. 1t will likely be got lhro'
the House under the previous question. These
facts, and those which follow, the New York
Telegraph gives from source which may be re-
lied upon. The following arc the leading char
acleristics of the Tariff:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says;
81 believe, indeed, may say, that know Mr.
Packenham has received powers from his Gov.
ernment, 10 propose the 49th parallel as the boun
dairy line between the two countries, with the
privilege Of navigating the Columbia river; bu,
he will not, lpresume, make any overture to this
Government OF such character, until he first
assures himself that il is likely 10 be acceeded
TO-"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

NE Wooster Bank. According to its recent
published statement, the Wooster bank has
S492, 400 OF its notes in circulation, and only
81 l,64S of specie in its vaults; being nearly
VA % of paper TO one of specie This state.
ment is sworn TO by the officers of the bank and
published according TO law Note holders had
better look oGt in time.-- Ohio Patriot.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

WY ANTED IMMEDIATELY
wv 500 bushels oats;
300 bushels corn;
$50 bushels rye;
1000 pounds feathers;
1000 pounds beeswax;
500 rackoon skins;
900 red fox skins;
1000 mink skins;
For which the highest market price will be given
Feb. 25. BELL & SLOAN
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that there viii be petition
presented to the Commissioners Of Harrison county
al ii cir next session. asking for the location aud open
ing Of county oad beginning at the southeast corner
Of james Copes land in Shoriereek township, in said
county. running north between lands OF Jamesand Jos
Cope thence through Jas Copefam to the west line OF
section een thence north along sid line to the west
line Of section sixteen 10 Green township, 10 follow the
said line until il inteTsects the road leading from Nc
Mian's Mil to Cadiz. A PETITIONER.
January 28tb. i646--Dd
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

6'7-TAe Legislature of Iowa has determined
TO make another effort to turn that territory into
"a State. Delegates to Convention are to be
chosen next April, and the Convention to meet
Yin May following.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
Per cent. ad rnl.
Per cent. ad nal.

Coffee, tea and salt are free. No bounties to
be allowed on fishing vessels No drawbacks on
refined sugar, spirits distilled from foreign mo.
lasses, and salt used in packing fish.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
Cadiz, Jan. 90, 1916

NTOTICE.-Therew will be petition presented TO
7 the Commissioners Of Harrison county. at their
March session. praying for the location of County
Road, in Athens township, commencing at or near
William Robb's barn-yard bars hestate road lead
ing from Cadiz to Morstown, thence east along par
school section No I6 thence South East along the old
road the south west corner of Joseph Harpers land,
between him and John Allen thence east along the
quarter section line on the lands Of John Allen and
John Mccullough and James Henderson, to the lands
of Peter Brnkaws heirs thence the line to the North
east corner between Henderson and Brokaw, henceOn
near the old road TO inersect the Belmont county
road dtthe county line between Belmont and Harrison
county. PETITIONER.
February 4th 1S16-3t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

GTA petition was recently presented in the
Ohio Legislature, from John Noel, of jackson
county, praying that George Rodebaugh be d.
vorced from his wife, and that she be given to
petitioner, in pursuance Of a previous contract OF
marriage
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
islander, Goth September, 1915.
MEDICAL CARD.
DOCTOR n. G. ROWLES

EAS resumed the practice of medicine with DIR. A.
n G. Osbun, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit and receive share of patronage Of
fee in Bnghams brick, up stairs, where he may be
found at all times, except when engaged on business.
Cadiz, February 25th, l846-Cm
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSHIP.
FENHE Partnership heretofore existing between w.
Il B. Beebe and A. F Crosley, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said brm'
win make payment to A. F. Croskey, who will con
tinue the business TT the old stand
w B. BEEBE,
A. T. CROSkEY.
New Market, February 4, 1916.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

More Pictnres!--W learn from the last Ohio
Patriot that one of Kelley's swindling branch
banks is soon to be put in operation, in the vii
lage of Salem, Columbana county, the capital
stock (Sl00.00O,l having been subscribed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

EENHE Partnership heretofore existing between james
Mahood and Thomas d. Chimes is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The books, notes, &c arc
in the hands of j. Mahood for settlement All persons
knowing themselves indebted win please cali and set
tic the same by note otherwise
J. MAHOOn,
Cadiz. Jan. 90, 1876 r. d. GRIMES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

The Federal nominee at home The Butler
Telegraph says:-"At least twenty Wings in
Hamilton and Rossville say they will not vote for
Bebb. This does not look like harmony and
unanimity among our opponents! We rather
think they connot be "whpped in.n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

I BBL Alcohol, best quality, for sale by
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

0rWe regret to learn that letters have been
received in Cincinnati, stating that t. B. Drink.
er. Esq, senior editor of the Ohio Union, was
dangerously sick, at the fremont House, Bos-
ton, and not expected to live but short time
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

Abbot Laurence, Esq, of Boston, in his letters
on the Tariff, addressed to Mr.. Rves, of Va, ad-
mhs that low duties will reduce the price of
goods. The wings are beginning to find out that
their abominable stuff about high protective du-
ties making goods cheap will not be believed any
longer by men of sense.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
YHN BANK OF CADlZ.

THE BANK OF CADIZ.
NiIE subscriber has grown weary in waiting for the
Il establishment of the Bank of Caciz from which
to get funds to pay his store debts He is now compeI-
ed to call upon such of his friends as are indebted to
him, account longer than six months, to call and
settle, My creditors cannot get along longer without
their pay. A. G. OSBUN.
jan 7-H
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

CASK refined Borax for sale at reduced prices by
] BEAI.TI.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
out Tor Tod!

Louis Shaefer, Esq, of Canton, one Of the
big guns of coonery during the hard cider csrou-
sal of 1910, has come out in a bold and able
letter for the constitutional currency. The Ohio
State Journal and other federal papers have com
meneed abusing Mr.. S. in the most yiolenluan-
ner, in consequence thereof Quite natural.
~0OD~-~-0~~~1~-~~O-~.~1NO
The federal editors have discovered a "mare's
nest" certain! They aIlege that the letter of
Gen. Washington to Mr.. Stone, on the currency,
lately published in this paper, is forgery, be-
cause ii is dated, sMount Vernon, Feb. Is,
I797," at which time the General was in Phila-
dephia, where Congress was then in session, he
being President al the time The letter is ge.
nuinc, as any person will discover, by referring
10 Sparks's Life of Washington, vol. TX, page:
23l and 233; but il shonld have been datec
1857, instead of 1897. The correction of fig.
ure will therefore spoil good deal of fedora
thunder!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
IN ASIA.

Hong Kong and Island of Chusan, China, no
yet given up by the British, and probably neve
will be; CcyIon, New Holland; Van Deman'
Land; Kingdom of Assam, with its three provin
ces of Kainraup, Assam and Sodiya, extending
the whole length of the Bouramportre river
which receives go tributary streams.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25

Upper and Lower Canada, Cape Croton ISL
and, Prince Edwards Island, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, the Bahamas, Ja-
maica, Antigua, Monntserrat, Nevis, ST. Christie
pher, Barbuda, Auguilla, Tortola, Virgin Gorda
Anegada, Dominica, ST, Lucie, St. Vincent, Ora
NADIA, Barbadoes, Tobago, Trinidad, the Bermu
das, Demarara, Borbice, Essequibo, Guiana, Hon
duras, Mosquito Shore, is now (lS4G) about be-
ing stolen.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
TIE rNpoo CHINESE.

The foreign possessions have the astounding
extent Oft, 6,S46,ll1 square miles, und 10000,
900 orinhabitants. Add to the above the eigh
teen Propinccs in uassalage to the British, from
AIlah-Abad to Bojapour, with their 46 cities ant
I756000 square mIes-33, 100000 of souls, ant
lS4O,000,0O0 revenue, and an army of 7S,00(
men, and it makes 7,602,lll square miles, ant
1853 100000 of inhabitants.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

by JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL.

let those who will, claim gentle birth
And take tioir pride in Norman blood,
The purest ancestry on earth
Must find liz spring in Adams mud
And all, though noble now OF base,
From the same level took their riae,
And, side by side, IN loving grace,
Leaped, Crystal.GIoar, from Paradise.
We are no spawn Of bartered love,
That's welded 10 The heart with gold,
Pot on On lightly as a glove.
AS lightly DOTTED, scarce three days old
A love that marrihs lands 10 lands,
The passion Of two title -deedH,
That loosely riyets Two cold hands
And iGler heirs TO idlere bFoeds.
Largo1imbed, the friend Of sun and sir,
III aiHe#g arfnH With labor brown:
with glad, strong eOul that eeetned to wear
lta human nature like q crown
Such was The love from which y spfang,
A love clehr~hearted aH The morn,
Which through Iife's tolls and troubles sang
Like q tall reaper mid the corn.
Life lay before ua bare and broad
To onqurrs with two hands alone,-
But We had faith IN man Bnd God
A al asa,,dig e1aas.aa a.,. h.,LaRfz tl,,.,a.
We ID .t,s asssai ~ a.. Na9. g ''''
Aud, from its want and woe and wrong,
Our hgafta rose lightly us q b0u9h
From which q bird hath scared IN song.
Among our Stree no hiRh-born chief
Freekled bis hands with peasant gore,
No pprred and coronotted thief
Set his mailed heel upon tho floor;
No, we are come Of h0b}er line
r,srec bcar,s i" s,,asr, !, r'"I Ill.,,
n draw am mn ltaeass fsa,a tba 0aa,esgcd
Not frotn the scepired brates who reiRoed,
But from The humble souls Who bore,
And 80 t'odllka patience gained
Which, suffering mgcb, could suffer more,
Which learned forgiVeneas, and The grace
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
THE KNIGHT Tenn
PLAR.
BY J. CHAMBERS.

The sun yet rode high in the broad blue
canopy that was extended DER the earth,
when a solitary and wayworn knight might
be observed toiling through the burning
sands of Palestine.
His garb, that consisted Of suit Of gilt
tering steel mail, over which was thrown a
white robe that bore in front d long scarlet
cross, proclaimed him to be one of those
who whore dcnominated the knight Of the
"Otder of TompIars."
He stiH %jotirneyed onward.
About nightfaIl, as the golden l~uninary
was sinking into his western rest, he ap-
preached an elevated hillock, from which
he beheld the long range Of tents that be-
longed to the army Of Richard Cgur de
Lion that had ~encafnped in this vast will
d~erness, where nothing was presented TO
the eyes but oceans Of sand.
''Haste thee, good Rosanond; we must
ere long reach the camp" said he, address
ing his charger.
The noble animal at the prick Of the
spur, bounded onward, and Hugh de Mont
fort, its valorous master, was soon in the
pavilion ofBriton's monarch.
Among the vast number that accompa.
MED Richard to the Holy land, none was
more daring or ready TO ioust for "honor
and the ladies'" than the young Frank,
Hugh de Montfort.
Before forsaking his home, he vas be.
trothed to Edith d'HautYille, the daughter
of a rich and mighty baron, who would not
sanction their love, unless the knight could
furnish him with proofs ofhis valor.
The time for the parting of the lovers
ueared; hastily tearing himselffrom Edith,
Hugh mounted his horse, that stood at the
castle gate, and ere long disappeared in
the gloomy distance, After s~urmOunting nu-
merous obstacles, and the loss of many of
his followers, the lion-bearted" pitched
his camp in the country of the Moslems.
Reclining on a couch in the royal paviI-
ion, surrounded by his barons and compa.
nions-in-arms, the naughty Scot, the fierce
and wariike Briton, and the cultivated
Frank lay the herculean form of the Eng
fish monarch.
"By my halidom II exclaimed he, as tue
Ioius 81 tdb teAL were Drawn asiaeg and
Hugh de Montfort entered,-me thinks,
sir knight, thou hast speedily accomplished
thy erFand.'
He bowed low to the King, and giving
him a packet bound with a silken cord, and
PerfImed,-he stepped aside among
his comrades.
After perusing it silently he read il a.
loud; it was as follows
Greeting TO Milech Ric,* Saladin
sendeth greeting, and acknowledged his
presence in palestine, and humbly desirethi
for a trial o~fstrengtb, and as a pledge
Of amity, a tournament may take place
within a few days, between the Christian
Knights and the Moorish Emir5, at a short
distance from Jafa wherein we do now
"Giren by our royal hand,
Saladin, ofthe Holy Land"
"By the cross. it shall be done say not
ye so 2" asked Richard ofthe barons.
"Your will is ours, my liege p respen.
ded they.
The aurora broke bright and beautiful.
The u rose ia a mass of feecy clouds
that we're slightly tingel by his golden pen.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
I0.:k
eARGo or UNA mlsERY.

a srebe of fqu4ltd wfetrbadnea and ahtsrt
tnletfg ~ diHfIGEsJ IN tho " W Yatt ,Er,.
ann.of : Thursday, ne occurring tho evening
beleFe.
seYefal hundred German panpcrs, WIN
bad boon brought 10 thta pgrf from he eraogI
IN The chip Sardinia, Crgebgf, which arrived
On The l1th INST, Ind bean turned out nf Gs
vessel bag and baggage, and having no syheto
70 ~ Tor shelter, Gnd no means IL nysa,,,c
even necessary fpbJ, bad settled down fa, n.e
bIght oi The dock, With nothing ~ sbelfsr
lboh rom the Weather, aud SCARCELY apVtL,nt
TO hetVe as beds Or beddlnp.
lltis . fGlcfed company include many air,
% Wen az miserable, starving oman, wan
SICK %inlapts. chiIdfen Of ali apes, h. weIt AZ
hnen 81 al degrees Of betplessness. and dior.
they were hnddlgd together like 4 rrouD n
yagrant swine, looking more Ike A cglleciion
o. 9ribgs brought together In lhe laat stages
otdlsease and starvation, 10 die with az lftta
tfaa9fef 70 any bgdy 81 ]poFsi6l6.
Intelligence Of this revolving ond fe8nv
nerFlBle spectacle wac couYe god 10 Alderman
fafsff, "bo promptly repaired n Tie ppof,
ana ma Tho nnsi reduced u Tie group, stbo.
eiely ~ Inc women and cLildseB, convayed Il,
INC station house If bis ward. were fbeg re-
c"lvsd shelter, aid uo]pfirbmorf G3r The nigbi.
lse residue were obliged 10 yet through lBc
night as they might.
Captain Cracker, on being rsmo8airatsd
WIN for clearing bfa ship Of 4 dreadful car
e. o. human misery, very reasonably pleaded
,b*l BE- bad already given them d shelter On
Veafa ior five days; that b. long M he allow.
"a them to remain M measures vguId he IA.
ken othar By Themselves (fgr tbay could neil
or 7hg body else 70 provide them Win et6cy
aha'ieff. ana hat 10 allowed tla1n 10 remain
or hoa'd 10 he last prarftcable moment ran.
Si8teht " Ib The eugsRoffeHts Of lis ship.
We understand that tbis precious CARO- Of
dealitnti0n' ale"ase and misery vas cousighed
to Samuel IbompsoG y Son, vino BAD sept
q lighter 70 tho ship 10 take them of and con.
yey tbetn round 70 Tho North river TO start
them of IN a canaI boat towards BpaaIo: bns
ihai we poor "folchca rolDsed r. Leave Tho
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