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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
TEMPLES AMERICAN LININEyT.

The CHEAPEST, and mechanically the BEST Of all
Ltninaenfs no,c. before the pubic;
NJ O better general application be made. (wheu
applied according TO dlrecuons,) for the CURE oil
Burns, Bruises. Sprains. Calls, Swell
lings, Piles, Chiiblains. Frosted feet,
Cuts, Poll-Evil, Fis,ula. Sweeney,
Pain in the Breast, Cholic, Scratch
es, Scrofula, obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints, &c. sc.
Numerous testimonials of It's efficacy can be seen
wherever the article is for sale.
For sale at the Book Store, by J. ". Gilbert, and a
Earnest. in Richmond, and BY merchants generally tro
out the Western country.
July 9Th, IS45 ct
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

JEW DAVID.-Those who are acquainted with the
character of jew Davids Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills viii doubtless be glad TO learn that another pne Mt
has Just been received by the travelling agents who are
prepared To furnish local fresh supplies
Immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
Yet should there be increulous daughter Of
aicton wo suffering under all the horrors Of Lame
bark. rheumatism, Seated Paias or Weakness Pain in
The bytasf Streliinns, 1anors kiurs Eru .sr
Dyspepta, LreF Ftrer. Chill Ferer, Ferer
iue, Sefofn, any of the diseases that originate in
irurIty Of the blood and circulating fluids, for the
tonsnng of which these Pills have become so
of letters showing the estimation in which these
lledie nes are held, where known
indianapolis April 4tt lsi5.-Mcssrs u. IIarfer Co
ttRfSl on Will please send IL doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster AMI doz. boxes Persian Pills. immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season Yours, respectfully,
JoHN j OwsLEy, Druggist.
Newtown, la. April 10TH le45-Messrs. D. iIarter &
Co.-n.nfSf would say that the Hebrew Plaster anil
Persian lis 90 off fine we are nearly
out of Pills, You had better send by the stage dri-
doubt not that tins medicine will he much want
cd this season every body calling for Yours.
truly. Jonx Mrck, jr.
Charlottesville. Ia. Ian. o., l545-Messrs d. Harter
\ CoGents-l have sold out nearly all tho large sup
ply of tho justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and per
Pills furnished three weeks since, and il wouI
be well TO keep we'll supplied, fad calls for the
medicines increasing daily. would here state that I
have articles in my drug store that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan :. THoMrsox.
Washington, Ia, Aug. 3D., ls4f-Messrs. d. Harter &
Co-GentSAt the request of many, who are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, write you the
c0nd tune saying that out We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills. which render general sat-
isiacnon Please send another lot and olyc
ours, respectfully, GALLAGHER < W ALTERS.
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Leaf H r

1They will also keep sale variety Of Eastern and
Country TANNED Sole and Upper Leather Calf skins
Harness and Birdie Leather which will be EXCHANGED for
Hides Skins, and Tallow. They will sell Leather at cash
prices
WIGGINS & RODGERS
Hagerstown, June IL Io4J 80 in ,44if
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TlMEIY W>RxING.-To those prcIisposed Constnp-
tom The weekly records Of Death and the
that die OF Consumption, should convince al that no
time should be lost procuring something arrest the
hydra-hracI due before fakes hold
Of The tender membranes Of the lungs, ana them
TO disease. This timely caution may be the of
sparng from the shadows of The grave and placing
witln their reach R6ledy that Tens Thousands have
used before them-Inany who living monuments Of
health To the present Is il hen a blessing the
sH,apre that there a medicine that will remove their
Affections and sound health This BE- found
in the timely of On. DrXC,Ns EXPECrcBAxr REMEDY,
medicine expressly for diseases of lungs and the
promonItory symptoms Of consumption. Those who are
afflicted with cough COLI hoarseness and of
the throat, bronchitis splitting Of blood pain the breast
and sle difficulty Of breathing, SC, should delay
procuring this medicine until ii is too late.
g. Dr. D4ncaEs Western Medical office is IJO Syca-
ST. Cincinnati, whore his medicines for sale.
I5-For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
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ID II u q > M II DIClN ES,
CHEMICALS, &c. &c,
r q Ed s.,


ICAL STORE, MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, IND.
VIZ E have lust received from Philadelphia fresh
w supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, lnstru-
ments, Glassware Shop Furniture pure Wines and La
ouors, &c. SC Whi>h will enable as furnish all de-
ands for articles in line cheaper than everfor the
All articles NARRATED fresh and pure, and of the best
quality Physicians and dealers generally invited to
stop and We sell at Cincinnati prices, for the
same pay.
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AND CLOCK RE-
To all Teachers ANA Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

Published by Gregg S Elliott. Phila;tei phia.
Gregg & Elliott's New Series of Common School Re;
No
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Remaining in the Post Office Richmond Ia the
LIST day of January, lo4, which if taken the
Ist of April next. will be to the Post Office part
msnt dead letters:
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Business Notices.

TIERS - 40 NECESSITY FOR BLEEDISC.-ro the PropE.
eor Vi DR.. Fnylorr Basam OF Liverwort S75 Bowery.
Dear Docior-Aliow me TO add my testimony to the mmer
Gus atestalion archdy received by YOU regarding the
peror eXcelcncy OF your Invaluable medicine VIZ Dr.
raylofs iiasam OF Liyerwor for curing Consumption,
Asthma and Liver Complaint Sc. Sir was taken in Oc-
ober last with raising ofbood ia large quantities. proceeded
By cold. honIscnc-- and hacking cough. hay. had
several attacks since, becoming very weak In December
vas not expected To live scarcely from night morning.
indeed my fdend physicians and ALL gave mp a. pas,
cure. friend who had often witnessed The wonderful
cures OF your celebrated remedy knowing TO be purely
vegetable composition, and could do me no harm Insisted
on my giving uir tris being confident II would r.-
ieve II II did moi Since then -r have taken
three bottles, and an nearly vol I am gaining
strength daily, anj attending my business gradually i'm.
proving IN weight and flesh attribute this happy change
solely 10 The curative qualities your Balsam of Liver
wort most sincerely recommending this invaluable propa
ationt all persons similarly affected aud say ake IL stead
y without interruption until entirely eau be re-
fcrred To at my house at M. 25 Bowery al any time
remain your- truly, GARRETT T.. LEWIS
Buy only at S75 Bowery Dr. Leeds, signature on
each bottle Mrs. Hays cole Agent Tor Brooklyn l33
FuitOn.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
rom our Regular Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, July Goth. lsl6-Midnight
There was rumor here to-day that Mr.. JARSA-
eix had resigned his seat in the Senate of the
United States. believe this is not correct.
understand that Mr. Polk will Veto the River
and Harbor Bill The Message viii probably be
sent IN tomorrow understand that the Message
is going 10 recommend bill which will be Consti-
trrional: that is il vii! be bin n, the dictation
of the Executive over the Legislature. think the
" estern Loco Focos will soon lind themselves
able to solve the great Democratic problem OF the
are. Who is James K. Polk The ar on the
RIO Grande eats up all the money winch should go
Tor the Improvement OF our Rivers and harbors
The Senate Committee TO investigate the man
r.er in which the Oregon Treaty found Its way to
the plblic Nave been IL session for two or three
DAYS Last evening the correspondent OF the IN
press. D A u was examined. This morning the
Sergeant at Arms OF the Senate, Mr. BEAIE waited
upon RicHELIEr of the New York Tribune. be
fore he was awake. to appear before the Commit
tee
This afternoon the Sergeant at Arms left for Bal
tinlore o. Philadelphia, 70 summon some other per
sons believe they have found our nothing yet OF
interest Mr.. Slamm. Of the New York Globe, was
before the Committee this morning Tie Commit
tee found him as barren OF facts his party Is O.
principles RE HELtEr
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The PnInin Rnf.

~ We are favored by A. Il. LAWRENCE Esq with
some specimens of Potato Stalks from his farm on
Long Island where the Potato blight is very severe
this season. Opening the diseased stalks, ,ro,m
aearly an inch long is found IN The centre Of each,
of which he has completely destroyed the vitality,
causing the entire plant TO sckcn aud die; where
npon the Tubers or Potatoes arrested while We, i'm
mature decay and perish.
Suchi is the nature of the Potato Disease as any
one may verify for himself. We have now to ascer-
tain how and whence the Worm is propagated and
how he may best be DESTROYED. His time is short
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

BELDENs GREAT woRX-lu this sultry weather
citizens whom business compcls 10 remain In the
city, enjoy themselves in rational and pleasing
manner by visiting The Model OF Newiork, which is be-
ing exhibited the Minerva Hail. of the largest and
best ventilated rooms in Broadway. By this an
imaginary excursion can be taken the of both
rivers with delightful certainty OF storm rain
marrns the prospects and with the additional pleasure
OF being able 10 dwell upon any particular river at will
Strangers could not adopt better method of making
themselves acquainted with the localities of NewYork
especially they have here the advantage OF being
waited by intelligent attendants, who viii furnish all
the information that mNy be- required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

DR. FELIX GouKAuo's ITALIAN INDICATED SoAP.-.
This admirable emo.nt Is by rst-d
A No. remedy for B!oiches, Pmples Pus,ules,
Scur Tan, Freckes, Sunburn all kinds OF eriptons and
every species tlscooration 81 the skin All conIpet.
lion has been completely dstaHced by this invaluable
position the demand for which within the last s1 months
Ia. Increased more than five hundred per cent The clear
ness aud reshnes which It's !mparts the complex
ion have rendered proyerbia bean,er Of Tie SKIN;
and no dres ,ngr0om be considered furnished with
nron, t1et that lacks GorG,dS Hallas hedieaed Soap
IF beauty be- asserted, only Skin DEP Is the more
portan that thin covering IN wntch 4ovesss re-
sides should be kept in It's present and most attractive
,,-,.,
Dr. GouRAuDs GREcIAS HAIR DYE, for eolorng hair, has
completely superseded all the old and deeteoGs PrePara
thar purpose PouDRE susTILEs Tor eradeanng
hair
The LILY WHITE, made by the Doctor 10 by common
consent allowed to the excellent article for oeaut
Tying the complexion that grseed adys or genie
mans toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge FOR crmsoning pale
lips and cheeks These sGpersrye Cosmetics, together
with large stock choice p-rfuuery ind faEcy articles
are 10 be had genuine only Dr. r. GourauGs depot 81
Waker-s first door yRoa Broadway, and the Agency FOR
BEILs's celebrated Hair Restorative
Isrsrs-Jordon, Milk-ss Bo.ieu Carleton K Co,
Lowell; Grssn Co WoressaL jg5c sscS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01
Late from Havana.
Correspondence of the Boston Adas.

HAVANA, Cuba, llth July. lSi6
\ L. s. Revenue Gutter arrived here tins morn
ing. and is now lying OF and on the Moro Castle
while one OF her officers is IN communication witt, the
American Consul.
As near as can ascertain this Cutter is just OFT of
cruise III search of Privaerrs, and is reported that
the ship Raritsn of Kingston from New Orleans had
suspicious brig lodging around her when near the Tor
nsaS this information given to the Captain of the
Gutter who Immediately gave chase i'll the direction
which the suspicious vessel last seen but SAW
nothing OF her. This Gutter, learn, is recently from
Portland The L. :. brig TruXton sailed from here
the 9Th, for san Antonio in company With English
hrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

SAsDss SARsAPARILLAThe health Of the human system
depends almost entirely upon the OF the blood. If se
viiaiZng hud which pervSdes every tissue every neE
brane, fibre, famen gland other organ, primary sub
sdiary; If the body be charged with the element Of Dr.
ease, sickness be the consequence ard until ne
Of disease existing in the blood eradicat9i,
permanent relief be expected II IL here that &c
powerful hearestorng properties Of Sands'- 5arsapaA
manifested its searching operations reaches the caue
OF disease and the il performs therefore radc
and thorough
Prepared aad sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale .ggiss, 100 FuiOr-st corner Of
Willism-st 73 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout The
tinted staies Prce y per bottle. sx bOtlcs s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

~ Last Day aud Farewell Benefit OF tho TWO Dwarf,
nj the Museum DO MT forget them now, but give them
bumper They otter an attractive bill which embraces tho
Mammoth Boys, twin Cuitres, Orang Ouang &c &c. with
performances both afternoon and evening fine oppor.
nnity this for ladies and children well others,
these living wonders and enjoy the anseinens Of this
pOpnlnr establishments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01
New Publications.

- INCENTIVES to the Cultivation OF the SCI
rNcE GEOLOGY: Designed for the Use OF the Young:
BY : 5. RANDALL, Deputy Superintendent oil Schools
of the state OF NcwYork, is the title OF l2no
volume of 100 pages just published by Mr. Randall
treats his subject under five heads l. Origin and Pro
gress of Geological Science; H. General Principles OF
Geology ILL., Scientific Divisions OF Geology " Geo
New-York V Practical Results of Geologic Science
We shall not speak this work warmly as we might
II others its publishers but may say That il is
OF class which rejoice IN n-trumentaty in
ditiusing and rendering accessible al--ihat class
which nbors render the proioundcst discoveries and
aud not merely familiar but available and practically
useful. We believe former work has attempted TO
digest and condcnse the information embodied in the cx
pcnsyc unwieiy though valuable Reports OF the
Geological Survey OF the State OF New York 80 as TO
place it within the reach OF every citizen almost every
child within the State. This alone ought to win for il a
place III every School District Library of our State as
well in Seminaries aud private families The price
OF the Emo edition is 50 cents but an smo is afforded
for 31s cents,
- The Eighth Number of the American
Journal OF homeopathy is published this morning
Tor sale AT smiths Pharmacy 59a Raddcs 3es Broad
why.
- No. - OF the ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE
has been issued by George Virtue 81 John.s 1t con
,ans II beautiful engraving OF Madonna and Child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

SOLAR LAMPS, CAMPHESE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS CT.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANTERNs.-Detz Brother &
Co. No l9 William ST. manufacturing and have al
ways hand full of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash
iyfl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

NIBLo's.-A crowded Saloon last night. Tho Conuror,
Gil of the best pantomimos ever produced a. IT.
crived with shouts olaug her and applause This evening
Burton and Placje appear ia the comedy OF P.ul Py-
Burton also in Crimson Crimes a very seriou,
tile but most aughrblc affair Nblo is determined to
.rcLlr.. Inc hiphcai Ml.mi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

NANTUCKET SrrrERERs-The collections in this
City for the relief OF the sufferers by the crSa, lire a,
Nantucket TO about Ssooo and viii b, incrss
ed probably 5000 or $1,000. The manner in which
The contributions for the sufferers by the PitsSurs fire
are said to have been distributed l. Of we roconec
right in proportion the amount of property destroy
cd without reference TO the wealth poverty OF the
losers has stood much in the WAY OF the COMMITTEE
bat sill their has been fully equal TO Aeir
rsectst;ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

10 Dr.. TOWNSHIPS SARSArAiIILA speaks for
itself in today paper engrossns nearly the whole OF
our Last Page We commend the certificates there EN-
bodied to all those afflicted with Dyspepsia Diseases
arising from lmpurity of the Bocd &C &C. and espe
c!dly the statements OF w w VAN ZANpr and l. l. VAN
AtErcS. E$Qrs. founded personal experience II
o"e'ht that is said of il be and canno, doub,
'a the statements OF the respectable gentlemen whom
We recognize among the sgners of the certificates sire
e"sfey s') 'e immense sale sd popularity which We
hear this medicine has attained are fully accounted for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

tRE oRSGoS TREArY.-Mr Graham. the Editor
OF the North American and WHO rs,hgSS ,t 1
Treaty And CorTcsPondencc has been beor, tho COM.
miitee appointed by the Senate Of which Nj Yr. Is
the Chairman lie testified that the doculnon, WAS SON,
me and Lord PSiners;oa having expressed hj,asef ~
satis;ed with the arrangement no gave it puoci,y NJ
thing farther can be done Win hi snd matter
ends.
EPEs TIE MURpgRER.-The Lyrclburg Vireinisn
of Mondsy says sEpeS the murderer u Mr. Muir spen,
day in Lyrchburg week before last One of our
most efficient police officers. Capt Talbot lie
are in gres, hopes may oyertake HIM Epes lsSt
seen ten miles from Dagger Spring.
LARGE RoBERr IL PRoyIDgScE-The store of
Mr. G. w Chcsley, in Msrket-squa-e, Providence, was
broken opep Wednesday night sud ssoai $1,000
worth OF six stolen,
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l3- Persons wishing 10 advertise In Country Newspa
pers subscribe for them any part OF the T. s can
do application 70 the duly authorized agent, V. -.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings. See his advertisement
iy22 WIS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

PROPERTY on FEMALES ~ NEW. HAMPSHIRE
law has passed Intended 10 secure to married women
their rights IN property, real and personal which they
hold IN their own right protecting them from the debts
OF Their husbands. The property OF the wife is held
liable Tor her own debts contracted before or after mar
riase II also grants 10 females the right of dsposng OF
their own property Troy Wing.
"a What lot Of reproba,e Fourierites
without knowing III those New Hampshire Legis-
alors must have been Allow married woman to
manage and dispose of her own property =
W hat IS the world coming to? And not single
howl yet from the Courier, Observer or Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

~ Why win you have bad Teeth, when Is pol
OF the Amber Tooth Paste would maze your teeth white
and polished, be they dark II will
your breath and prevent the t0otheche Sold AT 81 CLat
hanst il3 Broadway y. " and 1883 FuliOn.st Brock
auI Qfrois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

- The good accomplished By BEEKMAN's sYsrp
Is experienced far and wide The hereditary preiispo
sition to consumption in many aes has bo-n entirely
eradcated by It's use Office No 49s Cortland.st
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Things i'll philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
pm NpEL rHrA July 81.

A portion Of the hard.iisted Democracy amused
themselves Wednesday night by burning IN efigy our
Vice President Geo N. Dallas. This ws- in Moyamcn.
sing and understand the Democracy ot southwark VIII
treat him with similar respect Saturday next.
The Stock Market closed rather heavily Money
rather light
The Tariff question has spread quite panic
among our business men. and but little is doing
Ne local news
slrrs oF SrocEs.-Fi,St Roqrd--sl GOO Con
verte Schl Nav is is6j 75i 5000 state "a s. OF;
5000 do, 675 5000 DO. o.. $4,000 do. o7t Com
Bk Gin %; - Northern Bk h.. 90 70 do, -. 20 Reod-
ng b5 ~ 30 do casl 20: 30 do bj 81 .if,T Frs,
BGrrd-S50OJ Reading Bd- 70 ~ Bk OF Penn Town.
ship - 30 Reading cash, 81 Second Board-Sl00)
Reading BIS -; $1,000 Texas Notes IA 10 Schuykill
Nav u ~ Ner x Manu- Pttsg. jds, a 10 Bk. 4!
100 Morris IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

n The Express, after quoting our expression
of regret that the subject OF Limitation of the
Hours Of Hired Labor by statute has made less
progress in this Country than in Great Britain,
says:
"Ths is free country: that is the difference. t0R
The right 10 toOrk just many hours Pease'
five rcmemberrightly, the Express has repeat
edly taken the other WAY on the Usury question AL
though this is free country, 1t has seemed to
agree with us that we all do not want the right
10 borrow money at just what rate We please. The
two cases are identical in principle. Surely, the
circumstance that the Express hires labor but does
not lend money should not suffice to involve it in
this labyrnth of inconsistency
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...,s,oE OFF ro-DAY,s PAPER.-@

for The he Tribune ps Of se spea
e ), he sen, in before 10 O'Clock on SATURDAY 80
ousa The publication Office of this paper is not open On
Sundays 49,, IL, M. receive this paper
an early hour are requested to leave wo'
:. car arrangements are sneh as enaoie al a.
a =. .,,ongh their routes before seven O'clock Gar
to ees 70 accomplish this viii be required to give up
'hel wishing The Tribune left at their dwellings or
e business regularly every morning VIII pleas
P'as7 .s,r address at the Publishing Office send
the Post Office. Tcrms Nine Cents week
.,s,sbe to the Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

MmpLrBuRY coLIEcE.-The annual Commence
ent at this institution held the lst and d ult
Rev DAVID DosIE of Pittsburgh delivered the Grafton
before the Phsdelphsn Society, and Rev Dr. CHEEvER
OF Newlork that before the Phiomathcsian Society
The topic Of the latter National Literature snd he
is said to have eatedt with profound ability The Ora
tor before the Alumni was Rev C, DRAKE OF Royalson
VI and the Poet j. G. SANE Esq. OF Highsate. Eleven
graduates received their first degree in course and i've
their Masters degree The degree of D. D. was conferred
upon Rev. e Hitchcock President of Amherst College
and Rev. Edwin Hall, of NorvaIk CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01

UNITED STATES CiRcuIr CoURr-Bcioru Judge Mel.
son-Nichaei l. BorRhGm Captain and part owner ct
the schooner Commerce. placed upon trial.
charge OF perjury tor having At the Custom House
that he the true and only owner OF said schooner
whereas Horace LOvcland was owner OF onehaf For
defence II sad that Mr. l.. not So and that
amy rate Capt Il. the only legal owner. To be
cuded this Ioreuoon. For [. $ Mr. Butler tor dcid
Mr. Benedict
The complaints in relation TO the difficulty on board
the schr, Catherine understand have been settled