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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

"a A. A1AAN Atty o. a#ta hf#HtHE
This amusing correspondent OF The N. O.
Delta writes lrom satillo, February 7lb.
the following strange ade.
Gen. Taylor moved iiam hafa on the
9TH ms, to pass n miles distant. ThIs
is all my news. have iasl arrived, aHl
tho mail closes soon.
We lett Gonzales. 80 In nalulzs on In
lllh Ut, for Monterey ~ san Antonio.
and Ieaf q pretty village, eaIloI SHau.a. Il
Iaw afus leII in vi'h an ul ash enjoying n
ea.unHHs comm. .aa. lie bls a allaa#a
habit d using lha longest w1rls. aal IN
eaUadY misaapJiag lheH Goa instance,
Ean wished n sUIl u some lu#sI "iIH
here. gentlemen, ii Yau wi#h % MAKO for
mursi hrle. tho laeauau l1r maguaaI.
nous ety. we're at Iae iaal o navigation.
NrNl year III pa. an a lawyers Ik.us.
pl.hegary's aiiua aul blacksmith m5i.
lli.1uI and afterwards a regular eInelaa4
whore all the folks iIam lHa ciuam per
eaunli#z viii send N lhe,F boys aal 81
Of holh sexes 10 be maa4almizad iu.a
college elealiau Iln IN Hz'me, Il
mectIa house. ani Lac siHHHs an hgaH=
will sRiIng up IN caHse. can DO Tia
Ill net yaab 'rH mvHH 90. Ind cash
enough yo', and Il have Hlh.as 90 do
with tie lamal bllHs bu.#. Ial a W4n ull#f
me one. uHa il don't maaa a azHfsmaH
ai him d-nms. bayou sec thai we'll
III FaI a pump baaala mo il, aaI us al
aneelIa'e 10 iaiah de water through 81. aa
meaaazfng aHl la#aalas walks 30 mF
sass HamnE and IL cdaHis u. Iaa asla.
CATION W... l. llHH IHal - srr4 al. HI#I
be pa.alol Nth de- arIaHeuaH es-uI4z
lions H#g'ud.az .IHa lAe a#st#=tIfIH
nm aeHHaaasHH 90 .h.a# i#'a IH Haaaf##.
III FaE mp a.ag.#z BOO ~ a. HH
Iaf M lmHn .H.= 20 slaIz .aa H#s ~
butter 1-.r aHl lh## nus aaul.alau .aHa'
mE lH#H aHI provision II g.. aa. l.i. Ha
uH a nj ei.5Hs H#E#ataf aHI gzHa gaIa=
no.ugf On lha top, - lhaI Iae laaIss aai
gentlemen maE l3aIaI llia z.aTs and m..Hg
Say IH#aagH horoscope lat ID e1FaIt
Iaam Galveston. can't DIT aII=4l ouea,
3 ms women 81. #za growing uP snl 81.
HE H=H BHa M..z .iisea AMI expensive
- mH #t#TF Eeal. Come IL eai.EAsa=-
##f u# #HIaf.
AZ san An6aG'a So rI#|H1 lba A'ama.
: gHaaaHH aH# NH fhn iHHH#I=H
aHi HH#H I#=IHH .###'. Z lHa civilized
world nul tbc Clmluehe Iui.lus, For
ihs Gr=i hundred m.ns wa met pih na
living human benE.recHiwo bulls. which
$500 shot and cat, 80 company with % iaw
door and thc Skeleton of man. ulns m.
buown. We fans will himata secluded,
Ul.e, dirty rom3 . pond, where we Stop.
ped 90 valen regretted that Capt. sped.
lrur o' A. o., was u1t with us-it would
b1ye been s2J c.alr gain. We he.l an
inqlrs'-yemici, Temporary pauiy'-
tied his head loairre, and mu away irdmt.
tiis skull. was o.. ,ho toiofa tree. aui ihe
balance ot bis bone wera a'y Yards o., So
Doe bad il0. scope fora good .rt--hrucs
tha verdict The wolves and u'Hrs.
hlrc mis DIS remains much whittier illn
ul. linen.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

SrRNgr nerogrw.-A few days AGO
tho Chief laziec Of Gibraltar had soma
woJbmen employed al his house; aal while
sae OF lbrm wa digging neaf the dining.
raam window, ha perceived an opening
which be found was EgB deep, IL with
some alhffs aud the ghiul Iua'.ee himself
fen'ufal down the aperture. aud alter De.
seendias ubaal forty feet, almost perpen.
dIga'as came TO very uaIIlw passage,
which led To most beautiful cave, slaa.
eilies hanging about. as while az snow,
and ol mrIaHs ilm7-s1ma Ike cguH.
flowers. Ia Tho m.a#l OF all lhiz wa
human Skeleton, sticking fasl 20 Ibr ruek.
aai the bone Of dog beside il. having
become prltIaal The Chief lusliee'z
house (which was an OLD one Is imma.
dimeiy over tho cave, walked ou, Ia
examine doe hanes. l. Is qailr melancholy
Ia ae tha skull; tho water has dropped On
the laaer mW lill il has fnn down aaa
hardened giving II tie appearance Of
agar.
Som plda are quito palriiol. Tda
zaalp laI remlius, aud lie veins on the
IIghl z.da ats quito distinct. Il Is Iast li4e
=IHne. aal Is fhipnsd bcfe and therc, 50
lat til bone 81 DIE sHnll appears, though
very vito. in some places lie ivory The
nasc, lIaew.as, hs MT iaaayod. and thz
remaining pafls are al#o slone. The bones
al ,ha aght hand wera fastened to The righl
SIDE Of the heal, 80 that the poor creature
In the appearance ef having lain down
aul died. very probably of zIaualTaa. with
LIS hand undef hiH head, which is hal
umei round 3 i he ar she bad been look.
M mp. Tho entire set II tech were
haamI5a'IY perfect bal lhe ifaa, oaHs or the +
laWor Aw dropped 0hon il was moved. t
There Is s1meai The back bone. ara homes.
IHss, ribs and lHghi IN fact believe they .
H4,e iaam all complete. fhs bones Of lza f
- .a1# beside tho human hanes.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

PRtCrHlNG oN rus PooR.-In thu
course Of q Characteristic speech on tho
sghUo. appropriation bin, in the New York
Legislature, Mike walsh made the follow.
ing capital hii:
Ar Perkins had tod US Of the benefit
The poor derived from medical colleges in
large cities. They were ol benefit In ibis
they pracIised upon the poor gratis until
they acquired skill enough to practise upon
those who woulipay. They do as barbo;
apprentices do--pracliso upon delinquent
customers to acquire skill 10 shave lboso
who pay well; or as juvenile sculniors,
whose masiers permit them 10 work in pul,
y until illhey become competent to apply tho
chisel TO marble. ''f
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

4 clergyman IN Scotland desired his
hearers never TO call one another liars. but
when any one said thing that was not
true. ihoy ought ia whistle One Sunday
be preached a sermon on the pafahles O.
the leaves aud fishes; and being at los,
huW 10 explain it. he said the loves woro
not Ike those nuW.a days. they wora bic
as the bills in Scotland. llo bal scarcely
pronounced the words when he heard q
loud whistle.
Whats that, said he, who calls me a
liar
"It i'll, Willy Mcdonald, the baker,
"bee, Willy, what objections ha' yo to
what told yel"
"Aonc, Master John, only wanted 10
know what sort Of ovens they had to bake
those l0aves inin
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
s-sfsa-as-a---zS

4 CmrrWoy uy WHICH WOMEN Esri.
NATE MLN.-NAal q curious trait that Is
ia woman their exaggerated anxiety TO
see one who has been beloved by tho man
in whom they Themselves take an interest;
and tho manner ia which the said man
rises or falls in their estimation, according
a- lhey admire, OF ass disappointed in tho
object Of bis love. Nothing has cured
more edeciulHy the romantic interest the
tcmaie world conceived for Byron, than tho
sight OF the person on whose affections he
pr.lod bim7uIG Byron might have com.
muol 10 their eyes o thousand sins more
eyguslI.g than the error Of bad taste.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Poon PeLANp-rha lreaimen, eI the
Poles by the Russian Government accord
ing 10 The French papers, continues 10 be
uI the ma#l cruel aud revolving character.
The Boston Attn translated lh5 following
items from aic papers!
Eas, Hafeh, za5a the Democratic PACT.
dlHe, the Car ordered that tho Polish
insurgents should ascend lhe sea.luld u the
aaaaa Of IaYous anl la=egIouz music and
lhal all Warsaw should look on without u
muHnnr n ibis revolving peelaelr.
In December ihIs kinl Empafor wishes
nh Warsaw 60 celebrate, hyHa1sp1a OF
JOY, tho anniversary oI his b.Hb, aal To-.
qni5el every one lo illuminate h.s house,
under pan Of DEATH
Tic German rpnu inform Us ,hat The
people remained sl anil silent. aud that
Warsaw hailha appearance oI ~ immense
ghaFae. house, aHIaf dis m#grsal i.lu.
maal.ln. where sluua lbe ftai "aI'If
pa II H#H.i'
To iaa llghlfal lsails IT, wa HNo
Published af lie eme't5s inflicted h5 lhe
Car upon tie eSiIos q. sIa=tia, we add
iha following which shows a. lhe same
imz I1 what mHasIaH eEeez=Hs ka#su
D#z#a,isn abandon tell ia Poland. and
lae well madled fc.iag il inspires il the
population.
i yaaas man Of Warsaw IL been ar.
uz.Hl ana confined in lhb eilalgI lie
ua= lHefa So I'll heatcd that la u short limc
be was attacked by disease in the chest,
uaIHb lea no h#Hs o.. #aFing LIN. Iaoy
Jaaa resolved 10 restore bin "a bis Ia4.ll,
aai N0 af ihaa Jay lslare In was u be
sai n. libeuy his balafbei was permitted
20 Hizi lin. AI tho moment when she
.a# H.n lie pfizaugr whispered ta Ler
Inn mF dressing gown. ? Iaasa words
aH# unfortunately overheard b lae =..#r
aal gPau going ali 1l tie prison. thg taaug
-.Hl was #alI, bound wlh gaHh, p.a#zel
iHIa i dungeon aHi subjected n llfIauat
ia d I=augsf where Has Tue DE ms #HHH.
lie cEetMi1uegz grew WgaIT before ,A'
victim, VIA was restored TO her family
hH 81 m4H.alu. lhai she liel iaaiewd days.
l.aF bgIfdIaei disl the folio ing daz.-
Tie iuusHal l tie two young people iaak
pass upaaIhr sane jaN a! lle mg HalE
iu lie lams church. never h. the FoFu.
iaIIan been So numerous or So pNeiisa as
al tHis sal procession; and the pals which
hHl covered the en.li4s we're seized h fAr
rH#ad aa4 divided into thousand H.ase7
every orr wishing to have relic of these
$3.50 margr 70, patriotism.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
- -. -.

4 lououpg lscmENr-A linnl OF
Che Editor of thr AplIachicph CONNER
ripl hdyeriaor has furnished him with thr
following extract OF a letter received hy
him aud dated:
Nrw OWEhNs. frn. lI lsIT
"ln conversation with a nsighbor anl
friend orlIcny Clay learned The parIic
ul,fs of the delicate act of those persons
who paid bis no'e- at the North Bank cI
KENNEDY caarrIIne the mortgage which
bc bnl niycn on bisrsa'e 10 secure money
which he borrowed to pay an endorse.
mcut
"Mr. Clay wcnilo lhe Bank to pay the
interest ortic debt and opcr cent. The
Cashier handed him the note and said ut
WAS paiI." "Paid hy whom! 81 don't
EnoV sir" "Pleaso call Mr. LiIOrl' the
President" Mr. Lillord came, nni Mr.
Clny aid-"is my nulc paid. "Iltsp3ii
sir.5 "By whomi' 81 don't lnow--DuI
received the amoun, BY letter TO cancel
yanr note and mortgage, wiihthc request
to hand The paper to you. Mr. Clay RUS
ed his hands over his head and o5c'a.mIng,
nC.ood God, dideyer man have suchl friends
aud such enemies as Henry Clay, burst
ur6 tears and wcpl like "a child.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

ELorEaENr.--Wn heard yesterday era
recent case ofelopement in our city. which
was followed up by an assault and battery
on The part Of the injured husband. Whila
he was absent from the city, his vile, ia.
king, all her effects, lef the premises proyi.
yied by her husband, and took up quarters
with her pammour somewhere in Tho
nolghborhood ofthe Mound. On his return
hearing oflhe new arrangement, ,ha hus,
baud paid the paIties a visit, caught his ri.
val lu1arioasly lounging on sofa, enioying
a-cigar' and gave him a severe thrash.
ingi Them giving his spouse also cowhid.
ing, ho deoialel himself perfectly satisfied,
and informed Mrs. P. that, hereafter, sha
was at perfect liberty to love the other.
81. Louis Rer.Us.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Homer was beggar Platus turned 4
mill Terence was a slave; Boefus died in
l9iIi Iasso was often distressed Tor fye
shIlIings; Cervanles died of buneer. Milton
ended bis lie ia obscur,ty; Bacon lived a
l,ia OF meanness; SDenser died of want.
Dryden lived in poverty, and died of as.
tessi Otway died of hunger; Lee in iho
Streets Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield
was sold fora irle to save him from PRISON.
Fielding lies in the burying ground of on
English factory Savage died in prison;
ChaHoHen destroyed HIMSELF and John
Keats died Of brokon heart.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

a EHNrH IS F6aanA.-Amang the
prominent ClIHnsoI florida wc fal live
prince; tie saa OF Maai, Hag OF naples.
Prince AchIIie Auul Is singular genius
luhar.Iiug nd bis ialhcr's courage, hul
hu,a nj his elisalfig 1--we Of glory, be haz
stiled down IN plantation tho quiet Cit.
zeuana spectator ullhe 4llaifz Of tn word.
Aarinuz anecdotes afe related Of him.
Tie prince uHHe ialght duel, IL came
saIls sI5ual with his surgeon AMI took
h.s s'sEIrl smoking cigar lie quietly
pufaI bI mc,rshlgm. and when tho word
was l},n O, dwd. The unfortunate
l..uullau, Bis antagonist, was sh0! and icll.
Alluts surgeon seeing his employer bolt
apdghi, ran 90 assist ihe fallen.
The prince who ha3a liIls finger nearly
cE oI By tha o,ber's bah, calcd TO bis
argrun-"Wmi Tor you go thersl See
yJa ja1'air,' holding u7 Bic finger dangling
by b.to' skins 81 want you cut my finger
oL Let hin, poor devil, 60. lie got
what hr come .oE lWyJouyon hundred
l1.a.f 90 come here i0gll bullet .li Of my
body .i llu tam rascal shoot him 10. Let
A.m r4Y of DIE own carving g-if hc not
satisfied, g.,c Lan another ball just 30
sounG- son can eai u.T my finger" But as
one lli. on satisfy bis antagonist, they re.
irll.
The prince /, fond oi hunting, and ho
goes 10 DJr ,hr profits OF ,ho hgld and moor.
Nothing ilal sW.m8 ,Lc water flies the air,
cnw.s or walks lbe ground, bat he has
seTri OPP on Die liable. Alligator steak,
frogs .LIus, boiled owls aud roasted crows
are found pllaiahle, but there is one ami.
NAL lhc prince don't like. The bulllrl
is ono luo many for him. Il try bin ldci,
] ,y bin roasted; ,ry him slowed, and
mako soup Of him, but ,he Luzzarl is not
goo'o. have no prejudice against him,
hlI cook him every way. and then no
l.kc him. Buznris soupl think fthal
Il fakes a Fnenciman 10 eFo'ope tho re-.
H1u,acs o.. O uaw country.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
nnLrL.n OrrIcrn. RoA.rEn ALnr M

RRHsu OrFICERs RoAsrEn ALIVE AND
DEyouMp Hy CANNrnALs.--A letter has
been received in London, from an officer of
her Nlieslys war steamer Driver, detail.
ing lLo oparlculars Of an engagement be.
tween the British and New Zcalanlers, in
whicbteu men oi the Carton lrigaio were
Killed. and thirteen wounded, exclusive Of
several men of The sO.h regiment. The
avages roasted alive two European otli.
GERS whom they dcgolicd. Tie writer
adds The additional melancholy intelligence
Of Lieut.. phjlpolis, the son Of the Bishop
OF Exeter, having been scalped, roasted
alive and eaten by tho IeaIaniers. Short.
ly after hi. melancholy tate, the eye.gass
ofIhc gallant officer YVES found near the
spot where he was murdered aud deyoured,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

srrosan POPULATION or rug WonLn,
Nine hundred ard skis millions oil hu.
man beings are supposed To he upon Tho
oaflhi Of which Europe is said 10 contain
one hundred and iIIiY.lhree millions; Africa,
one hundred aud dlty.sis millions; Asia,
five hundred millions; America, ono hun.
dred and tily millions; and the Islands in
iha Pacific, seven millions. II divided in.
20 lhirly equal parts, five of them viii ba
Christians, 81 Mahomeians, one pait lnws
aud eighteen Pagans. Christians are hu.
meoas in Euupa and America, some in
the south Of Asia, africa, and the southeast
OF Europe. Pagans abound in africa. I'D
iu tie interior of America, some in Asia,
aud small number in the nonh Of Eufons.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Some idea, says the Tdhune, may be
arma3 ol iLo density Of business, opera.
lions loo New l0rk-tho cl1spness with
which every part Of the eiy is packed Zoo
witch business Is carried ON, by examining
@ single building We will take torcHam.
pie, thc narrow inursiory building, III
Nassau street, which Is cut up into number.
so mall as scarcely TO aG
ford breathing room. In this building ,horr
is th, printing aui publication oI'iro Of the
Sunday AHlsl the Christian lni0Iigcager
the Iollh@ Cabinet, tho Temperance
Union. the Gazette OF the Union, the Mag
az.no ariho Republic, tho Volunteer, the
Willow. tie Calvary Token, the book Of.
Gcoof p.,rcy & llouel., the job Office OF
Soaring s. Cook, n stereoypar O. lithogrs.
phcr, a copper plate printer six lawyers.
au oysltrcc.lar two washerwomen, day
worker, al conducted by -epemte inl.yiIu-
aa hltug uat tho least iuieres! in CONE
mon.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Fortunes FEAK.-Among tho three
thousand foreign inmates Of the almshouss
of New York city, is a learned German,
DE- Hcidelblrg, who was once a preacher,
then a professor in the Berlin and Halo
universities, an auihor doctor of phil,
osophy, a nationalist, aud now paupor,
lie came to this country about two years
ago, He is maslero Of The Hebrew, Greek,
Latin, French and German languages,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

An old man who had been drnad.ulIy
haysclfd an his lite, was visited ON his
death bed by clergyman, The old man
appeared very Indifferent, and the pals,n
,ricd TO arouse him by talking ottho King
of fTeror. "llout, to it man, Imno scarf
The King Of Tergors I've been living
sax and thirty years with the Queen oil
them, and the King Gamma be mucbIe
wagr.'
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
a-u-su.

AIynarwFr o. Parm- Dom statistical doc
nmuuU pro gulcl before Calg % Hpnolf' iIai
tus capitol cmroyadm tun uuuaHugoi paper
in hc lutcd States D. t,lsto0l1 lhe nuns
bsfof mills 70O; tha annual piiurr s IuOOVO9,
andthc number Of opoaiiycscmploycd lOO.OOo
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

CrHE ron rIm LocK-iAw.-lt is stated upon
what seems authority, that the lock jaw can be
relieved Instantly by putting piece Of copper IN
immediate contact with the wound that caused Il
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

! WISH Ind i#WiFt
BY love!#l throw myself away.
IHnFer an lr1a day 10 day
Aud find no in lilef
I'm ulI ulunn, WIiIHul aiHIeudi
so uur my 'uu#HT'lunH 10 meud=
/ wish had a wife.
so heavily The haup do roll
They almp,l crush my sick Iy soul.
Ny days with Ills are rte,
Ny coat is minaa most skin,
huiu'tno buttons on my shit
! wialll had a wife!
l wish although wIsh#in yaIh,#
That ! was yauug maH again
I'D gail like a knlic;Z
I'd caart and kIaand have my fill,
And sRafi with MI the Hals, uuIII
! found myHalI a vile.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Il is discovered that the city Of London has
been sinking gradaiIlN for some years The water
in 'ha TImmes is HaIiA in thc same ratio
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

"Is that clock right over thar'' askodayai-
Tor, the other Jly
"Rgbt over tIar1' answered tho hoy, '.l a.ni
nowhere else
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Cleared.
Shps-Sarelle Pierce, Mauritius and Calcutta Croker
N MS Blade: Ss' y5i Gss. SsE'n
a bm Bourbon Marx MARY Morris Nssa:
Ssayta. Holt aess M"s%ssr Msa".. DouA
ford Muller CO; wa.'iy sehaehof' |Bis%' Esssd,
@ SvisG Ks PS'es@
Hna S' Smith Ssi Ri4
pels, ship New world sl'asS. from Liverpool 9th May.
.s %!5a Ms sV. "a M :Sea
b.rI Waite Rio Dc J.asiso April e. N.s-
from My ,a x lSH g. VI or Pao
s.mas TSoG Gsa days from
81 Hsys Sh :ss s:s s
s to
SfS asaa Sss: SH is %s w S sisters
0' S. dhst: s.sh u day. from Havana. with
and Is. % s%rss.: Gis.%sa Co: L.isss IcSHs Sw'
B!s y!e,0I 3iys.i Day; from wilmington NC with ma
sfA' %:s Ss
bound TO Guadalupe.
Sch Mary Ann Elizabeth Smith, % days from Mansanella,
Cuba with mdse, 10 L,sala x Nephew. Left bark Ohio,
Champion for New York, d,sg.
Schr Charleston, Rowland, days from Newbem NC, with
naval stores. to NJ Plat.
Schr Bragnard Pennington (of Mays Landing MY "a
DAYS from Cienfuegos, with sugar, to the master
Schr Pzarro Pendeton days from Savannah with lumber
TO the
Sch Lady Lake Lake, Virginia, with wood
Schr VIM ii Harrison, Ireland, NC, with naval stores
schr Charlotte Rowland, Nrwbem, with naval stores.
Sem Sem atas Fa Ss%sss
Schr 8 Castro, Robinson Georgetown with lumber
Schr Greenway, Couch from Richmond, with flour, to
| Alien Paxson.
Schr + Martin, Cleveland, Virginia, with wood.
Below.
| 2 barks and brig.
| Sailed.
Steamship Southener Charieson ships Adelaide Havana;
| Probus Hayre: bark Olga, New Bedford.
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SAs ssi.., Gon New York for Mobile. May 10 h, " H.
s1 sf J.:si: i Sssa r.. Ne" York
br rs .E:S fss q b:!%sis, As;. for J.m.ie.
wS $
ii %::assiss. Wi:ss; New s:ssls sIss whale
fSn sS iGS oaeS Ssfs;d &
Sanford, for do. lAoo VIII 900 So; touched 2ith.
Foreign Ports.
for PS NV s no%s SR
la.tic. Cook. for Norfolk
g ass i sss: N si
ssidw% Ro.s Jane Daan: Li%sIsL: brig. Sun, Turner
Sss: i
' 3D.
s'Fs; @ ,1%s IsSs @
H." i
for BsltimoTs days; .incs but make, report
Is Tssa::
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rs aS I Ssos n VII
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Gans sss g. cid hp sn
cid bark Calypso Anderson, Cardigan. ~
Home Ports.
ySas ~. fsiesF i
Bssss betsy Anne. I'm. PrQvidsncs CA shig JGh..Hs:
EsaS hS.'sa os
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Nova scotia schr, Com Tucker Cox Ksnnsbunk Me; Me-
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f fa i%i: G;ss;a E%sas
liars assssf 4s'}s $.
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Have Capests ssysnnsh: CSmmod1s S',Iey, ph'isdsl
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eSpoo; Hmet T. Bartlett Baker New York .cSs Retrieve
;sa Es%T P.d Ho'ehA Aen
men; bark. Antoieon, Ward. New York; Nswburyport
Noys do; lenesee Mnot do; Sanee Masting Havana; Ga
so Bisasy Boston; wsnows shsn Anton Li1a,do: brig
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sehr Sea- Flanders. Baxos Santiago CID bark Eranklin
schrs Mario Reed Ch,rlesou Elizabeth, Gift New Yo.k
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publ c. - Providence; H NJ Jenkins Dodge, Providence,
PoRr WALTHALL, Juge sid schrs sally Wheaton, ana
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pha; Mary Shields Clark do sloop Pennsylvania Bourne
PhiladelI h'a. ,,y
RcHaoNp, June SID Marietta Burr. Dearborn and VIM
Burk, Lawrence, NYcrk. 49, On,
bigs Magnolia, Leslie, Vera Cruz; Savannah, Ion, New
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WILMscToY NC. May 29-Ar brig Lisbon. Price, Phila
June g. briggs Washburn, Glszier, and Delaware, Elliott
NYork, Cid I'd, schr Mary, Chose, do.
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