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Tyr F,-ALSTAGE kCciDENT.-The Mon
,-saI narcrs contain narrative, signed by all
,be 81, viving passengers who were IN the
stase coach that went over the precipice
rear Royalron, Vermont, in which The con-
duct of the stage agents and HE driver is
represented in most unfavorable light. The
passengers had paid On extra price for liber-
~ 10 stop ior The night al Lebanon, and to
choose their route, either by Hanover Or
RoyaIton; and in both these particulars the
contract was violated by the agent al Leba-
non, Loriston Graves.-They were compel
led to go on at night, and their wish togo
the Hanover route was not complied win.
The driver, (who was killed. was lntoxica-
ted, as the signers believe; and tney describe
his driving,I at the dangerous pass where the
coach went over. as very rash and injudicious
They say, toe, that after the disaster, the sur
yiyors received no care or attention whatev-
sr, from the agent at Royalton, Mr.. Gilman,
ly they express the warmest thanks TO the
residents and Tho two physicians OF the place
for their prompt and energetic nlnlstra-
tions. -
We travelled the same route, in the au'
tumn oflS45, and almost came 10 solemn
resolution thai we would never pass through
the same region again. The drivers, indeed
we found sober and careful, as well as obli-
ging, and with agents we had nothing 10 DO,
but more dangerous road, 1t seemed TO US,
could not well be encountered. especially
where il runs along White River. At
time OF ice and snow we should suppose the
lives OF those travelling that road were IN
almost continual Peril, NY. Commercial.
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New ORLEANS. which has been al
most hopelessly Loco Foco. Cor some time
past was thoroughly renovated al her Char
ter Election on the 5Ih inst. The total ma
JoTIty sums up-Whig. 1927; Loco, 1872;
Wing majority 1855. Each Of the Three
municipalities ia now Wing. The vote was
very large. and must have been affected BY
local considerations.
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FIrcHBURe KAILRoAD.-A bill has passed
the Legislature of Massachusetts to permit
The Fuchburg Company 10 lay a track into
the city. We believe tits to cross Ware
Bridge. and 40 amendment was adopted be-
lore the bill passed. prohibiting the enginns
from going in with the train, at least until
some new arrangement is made by the city
authorities to protect the travel.
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Col Gushing, in speech at New Or
leans on the 29Ih, paid tribute to the men,
DRY of the officers who fell at Buena Vista.
He omitted TO mention the name Of Lieut..
Col. Clay, and the omission created deep
feeling ofindignatron in the meeting. 1t
was noticed in tho Tropic OF the next day ;
and Mr.. Gushing published card stating
that the omission was enlirel. accidental.
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MOVEMENTOF GEN. SCOTT.

twill be seen by Gen. Seotrs Dispatch
Under date of March 90, tina, he had com
menced organizing an advance into the in
teriOr. This may have been delayed few
days waiting the arrival of additional means
Of transportation. In the meantime. Joint
operation, by land and water, was to be made
"ron Alvarado. No lateral expedition, how
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no obstacle TO the impetuosity of our men !;
they carried the bridge and cut to pieces and
dispersed the Mexicans, after a short but de-
cisive conflict. -
Individual feats Of gaIlantry were frequent
during the melee. mention Of which will be
made hereafter. Lieut.. Neill. adjutant Of
the Cd Dragons, received two severe wounds
from lance, bus they are not dangerous.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

The Philadelphia correspondent of the
Tribune writes that a letter was received in
that city on Friday, by one of the most sub
stantial mercantile firms. fl ON partner now
in San Luis de Potosi, which states that
Santa Anna had sent a recommendation to
the Mexican Congress to sue for peace.
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3 NOTICE. g

TO those who have bought Slop Work.
or have had poor fitting garments made aud
cut Of rue for the last year.-to those gentle
men owe an apology, and all | can offer in
excuse, 10. that have been deceived 10 en-
ployisg person Of too much taste and expe-
rience flor my bepsft.) =
have now the satisfaction TO inform my
unfortunate friends, as well as the public gen.
orally, that have. al. last succeeded in emf
pIoyiRg the services Of
o.. MR.. w. w. LITTLE,
Whose experience and taste is too well known
need any comments. Mr.. Little has just
rrturued from New York with the latest
Spring and Summer Fashions. And to those
perso5s who "a anxious to be furnished with
:'tcell fitting "a fashionable attire" ere as
sured that wfIOerer work is entrusted 10 his
care will be promptly attended to, and will
be done in neat and workmsulike nsnner r,
and warranted 10 ht.
E CUTTING promptly attended TO.
April 10. lS47. w. S. JOHNSON.
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The best testimonials fihe efficacy of any
medicine. are to be found in the improved
health and appearance ofthose usingit. Hun
dreds IN this waywitness the superiority Of Dr.
Woods Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry Bitters.
For pimPes and pustules on the face 1t has
no rival.
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WOOL. D1.fl 80 Or. cent.

WOOL. D1a, 80 pr. cent.
We hear of no important sales Of Arneri-
can Wool. The stock is light, and former
prices sostalned: 100 bales Smyrna sold 10 a
manufacturer, at about the range Of6 Is as
10 quality.
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STATE OE VERMONT


District Of New Haven, IS
Be it remembered that al Probate Court
holden at Bristol. in said district on The 18th
day Of April 1917, the Executor on the es-
tate Of
JUSTUS PIER
late of New Haven in said district, deceased,
made application TO said Court 10 examine l.
allow his Administration account with said
Estate; whereupon the said Court ordered
the Executor TO notify all persons concerned
10 appear at a probate Court to be holden az
the office of the Judge or said Court, in Bris-
tol, in said distinct on the lst Monday Of June
1917. at 10 O'Clock forenoon, then and there
10 object to the allowance Of said account, il
they see cause, by publishing, a certified copy
Of this order, In The Northern Galaxy, a news.
paper printed at Middlebury, in the County of
Addison, three weeks successfully previous
10 the time Of said Court.
Hurrey INunsiil, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
81 Attest H. MunsiH. J,sdee.
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Chairs I! Chairss!-i A!

The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and Wheeler's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds or
Chairs manufactured at theis factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended 70
by ". 6. JOHNSON.
March IS, le47.
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MARRIED..

In Cornwall. on the 18th inrt. by Rev. J..
Hutchinson, Mr.. Edwin Hurlburt to Miss
ElanOr Wallace, both Of Cornwall.
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Latest Improvement.

Gentlemen in search ofneat and substan-
tisl OVER SHOES, those that will fit the
Boo, as they should can be accommodated
at DICKERMAN'S
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Drab MOreen.

A large quantity for sale Iowere than evcI
known, by II. A. Sheldon.
PURE BLOOD SHEEP FOR ALE.
The subscriber offers for sale rs Merino
and Saxony Ewes, part from Connecticut,
and tho other Of my own breeding
The Saxony sheep will sell and take the
wool from them and their progeny al 80 els
per pound till they are paid for.
WILLIAM X. SANFORD.
Orwell, March II, lS47.
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.I47. NOTICE. iS47.
MRS. r. CLEAVELAND.

MRS. r. CLEAVELAND.
Would respectfully inform her friends and
the public generally, tina, she has returned
from market, With large supply and great
variety Of
NEW STYLES OF BONNETS.
adopted TO the season. She has also taken
great pains 10 procure Neio and Fashionable
Trimmings for Bonnets, which cannot fail Of
giving the most perfect satisfaction. She
will pay particular attention to repairing
Bonnets. and fitting them up in good style.
She can be found at her old stand, near the
Methodist Meeting House.
Mrs. Cleaveland respectfully solicits con
tinuance of public patronage. being grateful
for the pest and pedging herself TO do allin
her power 10 merit all that may be besiow-
ed.
Middletury, April goth, 1s4A. siaG
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Also $50 acres undivided land to each of the
four following Rights, to wit, Elisha Mills.
J ohm Wooster. Joseph Wooster, mud Milton
Hawlsy.
A part Of the purchase money will be re
liberal credit given for the remainder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
Adr. OF Chas. L. Mills.
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NV YoRk, April 14-lOTA. NJ.

William V Brady. Wing. was yesterday
elected Mayor by l.7S5 MAJORITY and Moses
d. Leonard. Loco Foco. was chosen Aims
House Commissioner by 1.726 majority.
Brady's aggre gate vote 20.97l; Browrelis
do. IS. 1876; Tayloc's do. 1921, and Leon
ards do. l9 997.
The Wings nave elected Aldermen in the
LIST, 2d, Sd, 5th. 9TH, Sth. 9th, 18th. 18th, l7ih
and 18th Wards, and assistants in the same
Wards except The l7th, They have also e
lected Assistants in the Ieth and l4th Wards
giving them decided majority in both bran-
ches OF the Common Council.
- Among the Alderman elected are Morris
Franklin and Abraham r. Lawrence.
Brooklyn has chosen WING MAYOR
by 200 majority, and seven Wing Alder
men out OF nine, and five WING Assistant Al
dermen,
In Albany. also, the Evening Journal an
nounces an unparalleled Wing triumph
Wing Mayor BY {, 237 majority.
Fourteen Of 20 Aldermen.
William ParRely is the successful candi-
date for Mayor.
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LIBERATION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Whereas Elvira, my wife, has left my bed
and boarl without any just prOvocaIiOo, this
is to forbid any person trusting or hasbofing
her on my account, as will pay no debts of
hx contracting after this date
HIRAM ATWOOD.
: Starksboro. MarGhl5th.. 10
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Bennington Stone Ware.

Cream Pots. Butter Pots with Covers,
Churnl and JUICE, fran to qts. each,
ALSO
Earthen Milk Pans and Flower PoIs, Sci
For sale by Il. BECKWITH.
April. 10, 1s47. 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTTCF

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'VE, the subscribers, beng appointed bv tho
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
BETSEY STOCKWELL,
late of Cornwall in said District, decreased, end
also all claims and demands exhithed in offset
theretoi And six months from the 18th day Of
April, inst, being allowed by said Cour, for ;har
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice Iha,
we will attend to the business of our said aprt int
menl at the dwelling house of. Jeremy Moody
IN Cornwall on the second Wednesdays Of MAY
and October from nine O'Clock, A NJ. until four
p. NJ, on each ofsai1 DAYS.
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MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY.
The Summer Term of this fnstixui on " i'll
commence on Monday, the 10Th day Of May,
aud continue II weeks.
Tuition as follows.
Common English brauchcsper year $500.
Languages 400
81 DANIEL A. BOWIE, PRINCIPAL.
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Wild Land for Sale.

Wild Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale the following
described lots ofland lying in the town of Rip
ton, and belonging to the Estate Of the late
Charles L, Mills. deceased.
Lot No. 81 LIST Div. Right Of Milton Ha~ley
Is I'd /" Elisha Mills
" 43 I'd "Joscph Wooster
e 59.2d Z" John Wooster
So ID " Milton Hawley
lilo LIST Johu Wooster
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Resides. The RutIarl route is the shortest by
several niles.
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MARKETS.

w. p. Russell, agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

by certify, that the statement of Josiah Mil
Ter in regard to his trial, is substantially cor
rect.
RANDALL HART,
HARVEY PRATT,
]. r. WHITNEY,
II. u. DAYTON,
ARCHIBALD AUSTIN,
TRUMAN ALLEN,
ELIHU MOORE,
RANDALL HART, JR.,
SALMON HART,
LYMAN ALLEN,
SOLOMON A. PRATT.
MoNrviILE, August 18th, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

There are some expressions in the fol-
lowing article which are rather Objectionable;
but as the evident design of the writer is to
ridicule, not the r~evivals of Christianity
whose fruits are seen in the breaking Of fe,ters
and the swapping of chain-links, but the revi-
walls of that pro-slavery religion which forges
new fetters for the bondman, and admins
tiers opiates to the conscience of the opprss-
sor, W. think best,to give it place.
EpRs1
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

Your church is equally active in deihroning
parents, and thereby inficting all conceiva-
BILE c~ruelties upon families.
II. w. CURTIS.
Cherry Valley, Jan. ~, 1S47.
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protracted meeting just begun in his church
las been got up to keep the members and
others away from this discussion. there
fore send you what | suppose to be their real
sentiments, as expressed in the following
General Invitation to attend their
"PrOtracted Meeting"
Come up boys, come up, we've just mads'@
beginning,
The church is now ready for praying and
singing;
Our Meetings Protracted, have just been be-
Come up Boys and Girls, and pariake in the
There'll be ran,ing and canting, and jumping
to do,
And bawling, and falling, and squalling for
you;
Come now, for it's long since you had such
a chance,
And join with the Church in its Rerivat
dance.
We have open'd the Ball and old Satan shall
see,
How his Birthstone shall work ere we close
the Soiree,
For with He'll and Damnation and Eternal
fire,
Well fry them, and roast them until they ex-
pire.
Ger the Pit we will shake them with Mo-
ses' old Knife
Well cut them and make them to squeak
for their life,
And then TO the anxious bench lead them for
slaughter,
And make them ',good Christians" for over
and after.
For we never so needed recruits to cur
ranks,
To march through the world on Episcopal
shanks
And unless we can catch a few Gudgeon.
just now,
BY the Gauls, all undone is our humbug be-
low.
For that villain s. F~oster-his wife Abbey
Kelly,
Aioo iiihNhSONhy utu JOhCo1 dIiu tudI TdTkCE
Pillsbury,
By the aid Of their Bugle have blown such Il
blast,
, That we fear our lov'd pro-slavery church
cannot last.
, But give US more numbers-we care no, q
dime,
| For the Forces of Right, or the sin Of our
4 crime,
Wen drill them and fill them with orthodox
4 might,
And strong in our numbers we'll show them.
who's right.
o come to the altar then-come to the
church
8 And leave all the Black r~ascals' friends in
the lurch,
Well comfort and guide you, and teach you
the leaven
h OF malice to hold, and yet bring you to
6 heaven.
Besides we have Lampier and Kirk on our
side,
= With the churches all round US 10 sail in the
tide,
The mighty and many, the rich and ihs
great,
All "respectab'e" people with whom you can
mate.
u Should you Join the ''Comeouters"-desPisa-
BILE few!
ey An army of Martyrs then surely youth
- rue
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EDRs1
YOUNGSTOWN, Jan. II, ls47.

Friends Editors.
A discussion is now pending in the Disci-
pies Church of this place on the subject Of
slavery, and the church's connection with ii.
DR.. Garlick and Bro. Calvin have Introduced
a searching preamble and some first rate res
olutions, proinotive of the full principle Of
'ComeOuferism," and are violently opposed
by their Priest Lamphier, Kirk and others.
Bro. Kirk has brought forward an amended
preamble and resolutions, and as he possess
es considerable power for blarneying the
"Gude" folk, it is more than probable his
pro-slavery document will pass the church.
The consequence will evidently be a split-
how far it may extend | cannot pretend 10
say. When the matter is fully settled | shalt
take care TO report proceedings. On the first
evening we had a tolerably well filled house,
of all sects and parties-the Protestant and
Episcopal Methodist Priests being present.
Maltby, the Episcopal priest, seemed con-
siderably alarmed, and it is presumed tho
protractod meeting just begun in his church
has been got up 10 keep the members and
others away from this discussion. there
fore send you what | suppose to be their real
sentiments, as expressed in the following
General Invitation to attend their
~
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line of the western telegraph for the reception and
transmission of messages between ard the o,ner s
tons This makes ths number Of stations opened On .s
route four viz :Pittsburg Chambersburs Harrispurs
and Lancaster ,.
Another vexstious break the New York telegraph
line occurred Saturday afternoon, the locahy OF
which is as yet undiscovered. The line from here 10
Washington IL In good order
The Grim. case mentioned in my last has peen
settled by agreement between the parties, hxng the
damages at $500 ,
John Bradley an nsnuatng SON Of the Emerald isle,
was this morning committed in default OF $4,000 to an
swsr for having married plurality of wves He emf
grated some few years since with wife whose maiden
name was Mary Kse She lives at Pitts burg, but
the two living together not six months since On
Friday last he married by Father Sheridan to Miss
Bridget Drer who ia neither fair nor Fat but she GER
ainy on the verge of 49, while he is not more than
% The last vito discovered that her sposa
did legally belong her. and love having turned to
hatred she determined upon reversing, and instituted
the suit He confessed the crime
Sales or stocks at Philadelphia.
JAN -FIRsr BoAnp-2 900 u. s. Loan, Ga 20 9a1 so u
Baak, ~; $50 Vickburg Bank Ia; Mechanics Bank
7H.
6s, IS, 98h .
sEcosp BoAsp-,4oo lie ish Mort Loan, 80; $50 VcAs-
burg Bank, ~; 500 u. s, Loan sc, 98la -
caAyrEe 8ALEs-2000 Residing Railroad Bonds, 7l3s; 60
schuylk Bank AZ; Pennsylvania Bank 2oi IS u States
Bank 81.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IL.
Cleared

Cleareds
Ship Stephen Whitney, Popham, Liverpool, .R Kermit
Bark Msr,a Bsker, Glasgow, chanan ieans CoBigs
(ies rxians Davis, Limerick Badger Pesk Go; Marian
Bermuda Tucker Lghtoourn: Madison Psxon Savannah
Stoxea Ceaman Cn-Schrs Lovsnt, Webster Sligo, I-c
land Nesm h x Walsh, Emblem. Buekmae, st Domingo
dos Julia, Vanzslder, Apalachcola Post; Courier Couch
Richmond Allen Paxson.
Arrived.
Bark Harmony, Mar oduck from Rio Janeiro with coffee.
Harmony Nephew Dec 4th, in lat l6 80 - Ion 81 ~ w
spoke Wallace of and from Boston, AZ Gays for ba
Big Commaquid Gorham from Bordeaux, Nov 18th. with
brandy Goodhue Co Left brig Ducann, for Phla
ldays-brig Sws Boy the river bound up Dec 20 lat rs
NJ 30 w spoke B bark Rose, OF Pool steering to
The westward Dec 49, lat 81 II lon &C so W. passed bark
Georgia, Of Bath steering to the westward. ard e, u,
wi h sugar, &c, to Badger Peck. 49,. .
Br brg Roya Lyle 10 days from Halifax with fish, to
81 big Odessa Dunbar, 10 days from Halifax with fish, to
sehr Gen Taylor Ross days from Delaware, with corn
:" schT Revenue, Wright, days from Virginia
Below.
Sw bark Esther, -, Ill days from Stockholm with
Bark Arans slouey, days from Havana. with
McC,racken s Livingston.
Brig Lyra smith, from Tuiks Island with salt to w
ASw brig supposed be the Magdalene Deetzer from
Bremen Nov <th with mdse aud passengers, to Mullen
Also two brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships waipols Liverpool; Edgar New Orleans; Eermine
Richmond.
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Not quite Reddy-The Public Printing.

MOI quite Ready-The Public Printing.
The proceedings Of the House to-day will be found to
be OF most preponderaiing importance interest and curl
oEy. The ten regiments discussed from ten in the
morning till past two by Messrs Long, OF Md aralson,
OF Ga Chairman of the Military Committee Thompson
OF Miss and Burt OF 8 c., when the debate stopped
and q long stIipg of amendments proposed 10 the
bili-such Lieutenant general, (Which votel in
and then voted out bountes to the troops ten dollars
month pay to change tho force from regulars 10 voup-
tsers SC, the only Of which that was agreed 10
being Mr.. Rathbuns substitute for the original bill
changing the force OF the reg mons from regulars
volunteers Nc TO es The committee then reported the
bill to the House. when Mr.. Thompson of Miss, (dcm
moved that the House adjourn, and the ayes aud
were called aye. 3d. noes lol. No 30. Sir. Thompson
then proposed clause fer the Lieutenant her
q notion was made TO adjourn No, no for Code
sake, take it back" Motion withdrawn. The vote Yves
then taken on Mr.. Thompsons proposition for the Lieu
tenant General. Yeas 30; nays 100 No go. The
Western and Northern democrats, to some extent,
vosd Nth the wings against the elevation ofLieutenant
coInaotion pervadsd the hall. " Adjourn
V very Of 1op Iu,
the echo OF fortytwo FOUNDER in the hall. Motion
ioa, question iaksn upon concuriDg In the amendment
regulars to volunteers Ayes ios noes i04 The volun
,sess rejected Cries Of good-thats good A populous
as for the House itself has not been so full during the
session Tremendous uproar Ayes and noes called
nearly equal divide y 81 inthe afirmst;vs a, IN tb
negative. The Chair votes in the negative Inc House
does not sSJoarn Question brought 70 the passage Of the
Lets all adjourn !" "Oh, dana IT, pass the bill srh
adjourn. crowd moving bet~ cen the tellers t,tea,
20 away Members moving of lol 10 40 Hons. "a
Joufnei to Ia on Monday.
OF Congress under the contract law There some
70 bids. w.
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FURTHER NRws FROM NEW MEx!Co.-EuMoR-
I'd DErEAr THIS DRAGONS We copy the following
man of this CITY, with the army has furnished
us with the following extract of letter received from
Fort Leavenworh by the last mail Iftrue the news is
painfully imper ant The letter says We have dates
from Santa Fe 20 Nov l5 Captain Burgwin, with the
Dragons and also three companies OF Colonel Doni
phas regiment have gone below to the assistance Of
the traders. There o rumor that sixty Dragons have
been defeated by the Navajo Indians Lieut. Noble OF
the dragoons writes he fears and believes the ru
NOR ID true"
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Foreign In,portations.

RIO JANEiRo-Bark Harmony-lloo bags coffee Harmo'
ny. Nephews x CO. r,.
she feld-a5 Oh. Wolf-45 cks Roswell CO. 80 cks
Barsana co., cks q Davis-2o hhdx Renaud rrances-
100 prunes dot hhds Maurce-2O hhds wine Seig
co.'s do Defgesaniere-t0 bds copper 20 hhds VINE
A Martant-8 u hhds EchaIte-7 cks brandy Merriam
Rsnard1,s eks do Caswell co- pipes DO 4 40 hid
w CaEet & Astoin-i cs mdse Royat Co.'S C, wine
Pfender20O bx olive oil cs mdse Dbl q Dore50 bis
4 pipes brandy Barclay Lvngston-8 do 81 hhds white
wine 10 X do 4 Amant-l9 cs II cks ID G Hanhand-
half pipes 100 cks bis corks 30 cs 100 bks oil 200
cases red wine to order. -
MArANzAs-Bri Judge Whitman--60 hhds moasses
Thurston-iAs Meyer Stucken75 bsgs do Tny
lor-5o hhds Speford Tesion CO.'S DO StevensSoeo
II