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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
=. w. NIaury & Co, Manager.
No. l CITY HOTEL.

L..
Drawn Alexandria Lottery, %, June 5
~ 30 81 81 "a ~ 90 So ~ AZ
Lottery foT 70 day-Alc1andria 2g-S22 CaptiI Tick
cts Plies 1900 eoOO 1000 OF 1919, 10 OF 1000
900, sc. 20 nos IL draws.
To motTow-2I, 20 OF 800 &c
Tetet.5 For ,ale at Managers oniee.
ManaEers' Officc-D. Paine a; Go.
THIS dAy-Sso,0Oo. 5000, 5000, &C. 7s IL drawn.
Also S5OOe-Tiekets 81
For wedne.day-s5OooO OF 10000 90 of 5000 Ticket.
ony so.
rhs grand Lottery, 10000 Capital drawn wedaes
day OH June, Baltimore; presents the extraordinary
this year Fun schemes may had Office few
chances can also be had Cali At PURCELLS.
Drawing OF Pokomoke. e.
Sc % 90 4 30 CO O. ~ "a &c ~
Drawing Of Delaware, No 1871:
a. IS 81 ~ IS 81 10 81 ~
UCK'S OFFICE, We'll st.-Seven or eight
- Capitals soId At this fortunate Office last week.
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke, Class 65.
- 20 ~ 10 % 81 b ~
Ticket Nos " 20 81, prEe OF S5OOWhoe NCs a. 81,
priL- Of S60O-soii and paid by LUCK
Dawn Nos Of surquehsnna Class q, dawn in Baltimore
81 10 Co 40 - 20 81 SO So GO ~
Ticket Nos II O., prze plid By LUCK
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, class 49,
Sc 90 81 ~ 81 - 80 50 So &c 20 ~ ~
Nos 30 81 So another Capital sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos Of Pokonoke Class No 81:
sc % GO 4 30 GS 81 10 90 30 -
Whole Ticket Nos 30 60, prize OF 500 so and paddy
LUCK
Dawn No,of Delaware, Iai:
H45 81 % IS } 81 10 81 40 80
Ticket Nos % ST. sml sold IN the above aud paid by
LUCK
For THIS DAY-s9O6OO 5000 aOOO 1900 II7O &c IS No,
for ONE DoLLAR-S5OOO Capital Pine - Nos II drawn
Prre Tickets for sale IN any qualify until r. Mat
LUCK's OFFICE. WAN a
Bear mind ihs Baltimore Lottery for omouow-S5OcOO
this splendid Scheme column for pzes
call iueEs Once before p. NJ. morrow. Jes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER.

TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER.
RI virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 the un.
~ dcrEned BY Hector Davis paymen, bond
BY the aid Davis n Faues Blunt BenIamin wipE6ed
Hudson ~ Winedch and Patrick a. Price gentlemen Iuscrs
The County Ccui Of Hanover an ef which deed
bears date the lOh day Of February 1885, and
nuted 10 fcco IN the certs ofee Hanover
shall proceed to sell TO the CHEST tief for premises
on TUESDAY the 39th Jay Of June par
eel 81 land ynE ans being the county Hanover on
haehamp Greek adjoining the Laai Of William p weham
others and known BY the of Maehump- hereof
viii be sufficient pay aforesaid bond and interest md
costs and charges Of aid trust Deed Tho aid Of eona
a. oppressed MD deed o. us four hundred seveay
cght accs eonorod valuable Farming purposes or m
The timber on that portion OF uuods-hsc beng Mil
the and but little required T. get the TIMBER
70 he mil Acting Trustee shall convey such tit
only Ne vested BY me which howey-
e. believed 70 BE- good. CHARLES THOMPSON IT,
p Sill Tuesday The 2aih 1unc a bad day the
ale VII take place The frs, fair day thereafter sunday cI,sg
as-sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
VOLUNTEERS,
POTOMAC PAVILION,
IORNEV DOINT MN

'HNHE subscribers having taken this popular and
n healthy pace Of recreation, and aued the Pavilion
new furniture beds matasses &C respectfully hat
will be for the OF Visitors I5t Of June
Particular has been taken the
OF the best iHs In the has been engaged The Table
will all the delcaee OF the Potomac and Of
rounding eouny-oyters hsh crabs 6en every Of
cookery The bathing the Pavilion, altes excellent will
be deted superior this the
ing houses which viii be property attended Pney
" being about 100 miles distant from Wash gon
and Baltimore, with steamboats, regularly touching landing
The wharf from those cities Norfolk &c steamboat
viii nn convey thrice week rod from Aqua Creek
the favonthus from Richmond and
ae and delightful conveyance. 70 the invalid, this place ire
scnts pleasant resort fof h, attn aud recreation.
Excellent fishing always be had during season
ua charge VII be made for amuscmcnts
board per month .sJd
DO per week .ss......s................0
DO per tay......... $50
Children aud servants bali prce. Families taken
NJ moderate
je 4-2awuJy KIRKwoOD L KELLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

SOn REWARD.-Ranaway from the Farm
tDSO q the Subscriber, Of Rrook Turn
pike ami four miles from Richmond the 18th Of May rssrs
Gh ramed NORA about ~ years Old middle buh
smooth kn colour very black large eyes good and hair
earned with her good supply q may p.sby b.
lurking abb Richmond where hsr mo'her shse Any
Nsufhan lives and Who for free tho
Pctsrsburr beouE ~ 10 NJ Paul A. br
object probably JON her aher who fee Preach
e. named Richard Vaughn who ogucniy Richmond
has congregation Philadelphia end who en Norm
soft before hc abscondei hereby cauton Captains OF
Rail Road trains Vsses ard Steamboats, on
board asshs b. provided with forged nee psps will i,s
The shove reward of her delivery ny Farm snnco o. a
Mr. y. TaHs Jai, in Richmond.
y 5-dN AUGUSTUS HoRDErAt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
TO BUILDERS.

YNHE Board OF Directors Of the Eastern Lu-
matte Ayla@ is ihe ely ~ Williamsburg receive
ed proposals until ~ O'Clock Wednesday 10Th DAY
tluns) for thu Of tubg OF ,ioe about
50 feet ~ 30 detailed deeiLob. To eonesposd
eneaon- OF The contract can be obtained BY applying Dr
N. Gslt. superintendent OF the Asylum OF 20
my 2s-dl2t SAUNDRRS Pre.t m Dr.e,o,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

tONSU WPrION.-Thist ter s,asc b. commonly a tri.
Obuied 10 innate But u thc climate bapc the
would have bscn inflicted upon and upon people
We thnk The aut the people, and hist the would keep
TIE stns % themselves uad their chCn properly wahcd and
from tuiony poison and dcrcss generation two,
consumption would be good ey
The disease of which scratching and sulphur principal
nedies-
Howcver conFmpou prcvas matters AMI picks OF The
tfst and peuea Of prime II this of hirgt
Do hes pec snd patch
with journey voyages ant medicines %
know q Mr Fovs "Bssam 81 Wild Cherry
first recommend We havs Once living proof Of e
eaey vauc frpd f1r o., woud beneath
the s'd o7r TIE Of this madeleine. Dr wiasf
u science tud hum and Undivided prcpafcd The
medy best om AMI ne Iubic my uPcn NJ Fowie 70,
ne srce % crsinaJ PTspiFvd Il Bcon Daily
Chronoyp Jaa "a. tst7
None genu without ths written signstufc q T. BUTTS
Rr For ale who'sne sud retail by CANYON WOOn.
Rchm1nd. III
ENOR HIRE. by the month or for the balance
- % the Man o. GOOD character and sssdy habits
Wi qushecd sHsnd Tavern Restorative, which
Bsss b. has had several ycsrs erTrrierce. Apyy
THO. w. BROCkENRRoUGH
J. s-A Nouh sde BASIN.
LINN PANTALOONs-JUST RECEIVED.
STARR u co. have Just received from New
~ Yort supply Of French Linen fatao aad adc
W IN me mou ash onsbe manner snd for saie low
- LisLE's CORNER, Nam %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

II n X,
~ ~ the county Of AIbcmaric, ChatI,ttes
vile. on the staunlon Turnpike. This has
100 Acres OF Low Grounds
equal to Virginia about $50 elard $50
wood The high land high state Of improvement
wen watered and thoroughly dtcbed and admirably adapted
the culture Corn. Tobacco Wheat grasses
Many have been made Estate equal any
county The improvements a good Dwelling Hou-c
Stone Barn 90 by So stable IS
accommodate 30 Horses Tobacco Houses oghea1s
Totaeco good Oyeee house and houses
Cariagc Houses, Emo orchard. sc.
The distance University q 81 miles near
enough students attend place with
The society Of the venAge equal any North AneneaGI
miles to navigation, Rail Road also probably constructed
from Gorlonsvle Charlottesville furnish choice Of
10 view tho place will be welcomed after Virginia
ION
Ai-o Estate Of 700 Acres County
FuVauna al the Junction Of Hardware
100 Acres Of 6rst-iae Low GrourdE Fhland
cleared and 500 wood 200 Of the
Canal and an I'D from 30 to so cords Of fee
~ worth about ~ per cord Standing This considered
the best Tobacco Estates e River new houss
" hogshcads buh the best Chit
with sun'ien force. The Wheat crop growing viii N W.
for itself without accident The buildings ola good over
secs house nd cabins Tor 90 Negroes Stables sheds
for and and good Ice House been a. little
sicsness there foe 40 any place mountains VI
hrr Rtats viii be- divided 10 pufters-;srms liberal ANY
COMMUNICATION directed Harins Tavern Coun-
~ Va will b. promptly answered.
j. Swim w W. GiLMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
NEW FORWARDING Il COMMISSION
HOUSE

III. TRlGG, having taken House on the
Basin tenders his services the public gen
orally IN forwarding Merchande Of ali IN. apI,
articles OF produce. ~ -p"
L. T. IN the sale Of Tobacco will be by gentleman
who from long experience and acknowledge Judgment hIv eo
petrni To sustain the interest OF Planters.
9 Lynehburg VHgnan and Abingdon vsinian requested
o copy J months q. N -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
BUCKINGHAM HOUSE.

OIlCE.-A young gentleman, native of
Virginia and respectfully connected beer bb,r,Tv
educated and has had aching d.-.. IN on.
gage as Tutor in private family engage To teach the
udmens Ct the q eek and Latin languages reading ling
English Grammar Geography, Aigebr, and M,ths
maiS &c He would prefer stIalion Virginia ANY CON
rAuneaon Pos' paid addr,s ei To r. NJ Ae1anda Va viii
attention
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A SMALL SCHOOL WANTED.

AM anxious TO procure n small school in the
iamiy OF some Lawyer, that whilst business
OF eaehHE study Law desire ,maH
se0o IN onaer that due legal sudie
'h'ush al the same time shall least the wants
OF my pupils The employer referred Professor es,aer ar
ISon OF Inc Onivety o. Virginia OF whose rra
duate Addrss. X. " n. Early.ylIe. AbemarLc h. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08
FOR SALE.

nIf ACRES of Land OH Ivy Creek, in
~ ~ the county OF Albcmarc miles from Charloites.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

Mr.. CLAY ON THE TARIFF.-In a letter
to j. A. Bragraw, Esq. of Hartford, &C.
knowledging the gift Of a pocket-knife
sent by the latter, Mr.. Clay says:
II have been very DESTROYS to learn the
effect upon American manufactures pro-
duced by the last Tariff. But Europe
has been SO occupied in supplying herself
with necessary food, and our country has
been SO benefited by the high price
which all articles of subsistence have at
tanned, that the competition between
Foreign and Domestic manufactures mas
been much less unequal than it other
wise would have been. The stru ggle so
far has been between weIl-fed and i'll.
fed operatives; between capital diverted
from the purchase of the raw material to
the purchase of bread, and capital great
Iy augmented by the sale Of food; and be-
tween manufactures working short time
and full time. Whether, when Europe
is no longer starving and shall be again
blessed by Providence las hope 1t will
be) with abundant harvests, wa shall be
able to sustain a successful competition,
remains to be seen. l %fervently hope
that our manufactures have struck such
deep and strong root that they will be
able to stand up and flourish against all
adverse causes"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
VAPOR BATH.

EB9Tlie fact is well known, that B~RANDRETH's
PILLs are a certain cure in every form OF disease,
all having the same root, which is impurity Of the
circulating fluid, the BLOOD.
In n period Of little more than ten years in the
United States, they have restored to perfect
HLALrH and enjoyment over FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND persons who were given over as incu-
rable by Physicians of the first rank and standing,
and in many cases when every other remedy had
been resorted to in vain.
The great secret is to have the medicine by
you when you are first attacked with sickness
one dose then will have more good effect than
twenty, If you put it off until disease has enteebled
the bodily powers; therefore every individual who
considers health a blessing, should always keep a
box of Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pulls,
where they can be sure to lay their hands on
them when wanted. twenty-five cents cannot
possibly be better disposed of. A valuable life
may be saved, or a long fit Of sickness prevented
~ Beware of Counlerleits!!! Tie following
are the only authorized Agents for the sale Of the
genuine Brandrelh Pillsi in Fairfield county
ANDERSON 4 MYER, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn,
ent. Rovalton, Peter Weiser, Green Castle, Israel
Gregg, Eythopotis, J. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver, Oakland, j.. II. Sundemaa .A,nandd, d.
Beery, Sugar Grove, Ashoausli y Berry, Bremen
Cha's G.. Wilson & Co., Rushuile, Jesse Leohner,
est Rushuille, +. Breck, Carroll. N. j. Bowen,
p;ckenngton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, PhlliT
liam, PeasantUille, !. B.&C. Padden, Salem,
Jocob Ketner, MilersporL
Lancaster July ., ls47. lmS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
Irish Relief.

The Executive committee of this county for the
Reliefof the suffering poor o fIreland having some
time ago determined to convert produce received
for this purpose into cash aud forward the same
to Cincinnati to be there invested in provisions
& forwarded to Ireland-the Treasurer, II. Miers
Esq, this day forwarded $685. to Hon. John c.
Wright, Chairman OF the Relief Com. Of Cincin-
natl where it will be accordingly invested and sent
to its destination. This is the whole amount re.
ceived by this committee both for produce con,
tributed and on cash subscriptions.
There is still some produce at distant points
which has not been converted into cash the pro-
ceeds of which will be forwarded as soon as re-
ceived. Persons having produce OH hand collected
for this purpose will please report to this commit
tee Immediately.
1t should be remarked that considerable remit,
tances have been made from this county which
did not pass through the hands ofthis committee
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY. Sec'y,
En-. Relief Com.
Lancaster, June 90, l347,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
It Has Perfectly Cured Nc.

PHILADELPHIA, December, 1887.
To DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-The astonishing
and miraculous beneficial effects your valuable
EXPECToRANT had on my neighbor, the Rev.
Mr.. Rushing, made SO favorable impression on my
mind, that utter consulting with several friends
and learning that you were a regular Practitioner
of Medicine, | called upon you, and purchased
lalfa dozen bottles, and told you that il | lived to
take them, you should have u good reporttrom Inc.
am alive and well this day! Thanks be To a
merciful God aud your Expectorant, and now |
come forward cheerfully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had | been a constant
sufferer from the effects Ola hard, dry cough. pain
in the breast. and difficulty of breathing; the last
FIVE of which, chills and ieyers, every spring and
fall, added 10 my misery. / was worn away to a
mere skeleton; with the greatest difficulty only
could l get up and down stairs; my appetite was
gone, and my strength had so far failed me, that
my friends were persuaded | could not survive
many weeks, unless | obtained relief. Indeed,
sir, my situation was so perfectly miserable to my
self, and so distressing 10 my family, that felt
willing to die whenever it should please the Mas,
ter to take me home. But | heard OF your medi-
cine and relief amt Yes! it proved the Balm
of Gilead' to my poor afflicted body. Before /
had taken ONE BOTTLE, | experienced a miti.
CATION of all my symptoms, and TO my great joy |
found in the continued use OF it the happiest relief
In short sir, IT HAS MADEA PERFECT CURE
OF ME-and l can truly say | have no desire to
be better.
With everlasting gratitude, l am dear sir. YOU
obliged friend, MARY GlLL.
Corner OF Rose Street and Germantown Road
Philadelphia.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 8 Soutl
Third street, Philadelphia.
For sale by BURY & BECK.
Lancaster July ., 1847. 5wS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
ORITUARY


DIED-On Friday the 25th day of June, 1847,
FRANK, infant son Of John D.. and Mary Jane
Martin.
"No bitter tears for thee be shed,
Blossom Of being! seen and gone:
With flowers ulone we strew thy bed.
Oh blest, departed one!
Whose all ofall-a rosy ray
Blushed into down, and passed away"
DIED-At his residence in Clearoreek Town
ship, Fairfield County, Ohio, on the 18th of June,
l8i7, the Hon. JOHN AUGUSTUS, in the 73rd
year of his uge.
The deceased was an early settler. and by his
industry and example contributed much to the I'M
provement OF the County and comfort of the new
settlers. During his long residence among us lie
sustained, in an eminent degree, the character Of
an honest and useful citizen-a good neighbor
and devoted friend-and as an evidence Of the
esteem in which he was held, by the community.
he served two constitutional terms as Associate
Judge of Fairfield County, besides filling various
other stations oftrust in the county, and in his i'm.
mediate neighborhood-Oll Of which he filled with
credit TO himself and benefit 10 all concerned. He
died as he lived, in peace with all mankind, and
with II glorious and well grounded hope of a bliss
tul immurtality-CoM.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
Administrators sale.

Administrator de 6oaiS nan of Is CHANcERY
Elizabeth Miller deceased. FAIRFIELD
as. COMMON
Jane Smith and Others. PEAS.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed in
} the above case at the May Term, i847, Of
the Court aforesaid, Twill on
Saturday the 3Ist day of July next,
the hours of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and A o.
clock ?. NJ. Of said day, before the Court House
door in said County, offer at public sale the fol
premises, to-wit: In-Lot No. II, in the I'd
Square Of the Town of Lancaster, with the i'm
provements thereon, upon the terms following,
to.wit: One-third in hand-one-third in one year,
and the residue in two years with interest from
the day of sale. The above premises have been
at $1,000, and cannot be sold for less
than two-thirds the appraised value thereof.
S0STHENES McCABE, AdmtOr,
dc Jonis non Of the Estate Of Elizabeth Miller.
June IS, l847. pfs3,5O 6w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
NOlice.

A NINA WEAKLY (Widow) John H. Weakly.
n Perry w. Weakly, James s. Weakly, Henry
Leitnaker and Ruth his Wife. Samuel ShGtfer,
Elizabeth J. Weakly and Nelson w. Weakly, will
take notice that a Petition was filed against them
on the 22d OF June, A. D. 1847, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Fairfield County by Ohio X.
Weakly. Wherein the said Ohio X. Weakly de-
mands Partition OF the following Real Estate, situ-
ated in said County: Part of the North half ofSec-
ton No, |, Township No Is, Range No. 10, and
further known by being Lot No. 10, in the Parti-
ton of said half Section among the Heirs of Fred
erick Arnold, deceased, conveyed by Leah Bright.
former Leah Arnold and her Husband David
Bright to James S. Weakly, June %, 1885, con-
tanning Ninety-Four Acres, more or less, and that
at the next Term ofsaid Court, application will be
made by said Ohio X. Weakly for un order that
Partition be made of said premises.
BY WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., his Attorney:
June 25, l847. pisa 7w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

- Fon CoNsUMPrIoS.-Dr. TAYL0R'S Bal
sam Of Liyerwort, 375 Bowery.-We know ofno
medicine equal 10 this unrivalled remedy. A
friend called on us u few days since and stated
that last fall lie left Stonington, his residence, for
ever, as he thought, came to New York, was III
duced 10 try this remedy; he says he bought three
bottles, and now, instead OF being a mere skeleton,
he weighs ,lirty-fve pounds more, is well, hale
and hearty. To such a medicine we say all praise
else than such facts is useless, aud for this fact we
can refer any one to Mr.. Hancock himself; the
Rev. Dr.. McAnly has also taken it with equal all
vantage.-Price of it is 81 50 and 81 per bottle.
See that DR.. LEEDS lame is signed 10 it.
For sale by Bury & Beck Lancaster; Q. H
Mpller, Somerset; c. &. Wilson, East Nashville;
S. Clayton West Nashville; D. Holderman, Aman
da; C.. &N. L. Odds, Circleville: S. ~Buchwalter
Hallsville. Ross county, Il. g. NJ, A. Patterson
Adelplii Ross CO., Friend g. Armstrong, Soull
Perry; Douglass g. Lansing, ChiLlicothe; F. F.
Rempel, Logan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

A READY RULE FOR FARMERS MADE
READIER.--A "quarter of wheat" is an
English measure of eight standard BUSH
els-so if you see wheat quoted at Sc
shillings it is 7 shillings a bushels. A
shilling is 224 cents; multiply by 7 and
you have $1,573 per bushel.
In Kentucky, Germ is measured by the
barrel, which is five bushels of shelled
corn. At New Orleans, a barrel of corn
is a Aour-barrel full of ears. At Chicago,
lime is sold by the barrel, and measured
in the smallest sized cask of that name
will pass muster. A barrel of loaris Sc
ven quarters offs gross hundred (1l2lbsl
which is the reason ofits being of the odd
measure of 195 lbs. A barrel of tar is
90 gallons, while a barrel of %gunpowder
is only asmall key holding 25 lbs. and that
reminds me of cotton, a bale of which is
400 lbs. no matter in what sized bundles
it may be sent to market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
COOper's Tools.

Broad axes, AIDES. Clampering knives, head
ing do, Stave do, Crow cutters, following knives,
Shuve ups and Dress hoops assorted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

GUNs.-Thirty-one pieces of cannon,
captured from the Mexicans, mostly very
heavy, have arrived at Norfolk in the U.
S. ship St. Mary's. Thirteen of them are
brass. Eight, named the Peter, the Ro-
bust, the Spirited, the Bajazet, the Men
claus, the Grower, the Gay. and the
Mars-were taken from the Castle Of San
Juan de Ulloa; the remainder from Alva-
RADIO. with the exception of two 21-poun-
der ~carronades, one 32-pounder chamber
ed gun of 81 cwt., and one 6 FOUNDER
carronade, formerly ofthe Truxton which
were taken from Tuspan.