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MONDAY, APRIL II. lS47.

RHODE ISLAND ELECTIoN.-The Providence
Journal gives the following as the result of the
election on Wednesday:
The result is the election OF Elisha Harris for
Governor, by majority of 1888 over 0lney Bal
lou, and clear majority of ll63; the election of
the entire Law and Order prox for State officers
the election OF Robert B. Cranston TO Congress,
by majority OF SSS over Fenner Brown, and a
majority of So over all; an increased Law and
Order majority in both branches of the General
Assembly; no choice in the Western Congress
sional District.
Some important changes have been made in the
General Assembly The Law and Order party
have gained in Scituate, 8 in South Kingstown,
and in North Kingstown The Dorrites lose
some OF their strongest men-Ballou in the SEN
ate, Fenner Brown, Davis, Tourtelio, ano Wee
den in the House.
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GEN, TAYLOR AND THE PREsIDENcY.-
Politicians are net likely to make much by Spec
'ulating on Gen. Taylor for the Presidency. In
conversing with gentleman recently, who told
him he had been named for the office, he replied
81 am sorry TO see it. l have always thought,
and still think, civilian and none other, should
hold that office. / have no other ambition than
to bring this war to an honorable close | then
go to my farm, and there in the bosom Of nv
family, live and die. | am no politician. have
had no chance to vote for a number of years. -
Could he have voted at the last election he saws.
he would have supported Henry Clay. He was
opposed to the anne xation OF Texas
St. Louis Era.
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@ In Bamofe, a few days since, a child swallow
ed cent which had been given IL Ii lodged firmly, so
that IT could neither get up or down, and SO low in the
throat as 10 be beyond the reach of Instruments. A
physician was called in as possible, and finding
his instruments of use, administered anumonial wine
freely, with castor oil and molasses. In few moments
the child commenced vomiting, and with some efforts
succeeded in throwing up the cent afordng immediate
relief.
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PORT OF New YoRK-REvENUE. The cash duties
received at the port of New York, during the first quar-
ter OF the present year. under the tariff was g4579
607 6l The amount of duties received during the cor
responding quarter of last year. under The tariff Of l842
was IS 360889.82 This shows decrease in revenue.
under the revenue tariff of S73l 9822l
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10 No less than 3o7 Nj. DIS have been made by the
Tour medical schools in Philadelphia this season, of whom
l65 graduated a, The University on Saturday week
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN AMHERST N. Hon
Saturday morning last, at about o. clock. the
large barn on the pauper town farm, was discoy
cred to be on fire, and was entirely consumed.
with its contents of hay, grain farming tools. and
twenty-five head Of cattle. when the fire was
discovered, it was too far in progress to save any,
thing from the barn, except one horse near the
door, and three or four swine, in the cellar under
meath. The barn was large, one hundred bv for.
tiy feet,recently built at an expense of twelve
hundred dollars Probable loss $25OO and no
insurance,it having recently run out and had
not been renewed. amherst (.E H. Cabinet.
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u The Railroad distance between Ne3 Bedford and
Boston, 6ftyfve miles, is accomplished by the reg
uar trains in about two hours including stopping at the
way stations
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G5 The papers mention southern merchant who
has engaged 10 expend 900 support of tract dis
irbutors Wonder how many sniggers' he owns and
how many Of the tracts they will get?
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS In Essex county, Messrs
Wlldes, Newhall and Baker as standing, and kiedge
and Weed, jr., Special Commissioners, were chosen
They were on the Peoples Ticket " so Called and on
the Temperance ticket In Plymouth and Bristol coun
ties the Wing candidates for Commissioners are elected
In Worcester County the old ticket is elected Wing al
SO. In Hampden county there is no CHOICE In Hamp-
shire county, the result of the election IS doubtful Por
tions OF both the Wing and Temperance tickets are sup
posed TO be chosen. In Franklin county, there was
close run between the temperance and antemperance
tickets, and the result is yet ascenained. In Mid
dlesex county, the entire Wing elected without doubt
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10 The New-York Legislature has voled 10 adjourn
over from May IL to Sept ] when ii will again convene
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STEAMER KNIcKERBocKER.-Th spen-
did steamer under command of Captain John Van
Pelt, made her visit TO this city Friday morning
last. She has been purchased by the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad Co. aud now runs in the
line between Norwich and New-York The
Knckerbocker is 300 feet in length, is elegantly
furnished and well calculated for the navigation
OF Long Island Sound, having been built express
SLY for the New York and Boston Route.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company
have, through the interchangeable exertons OF John
G. Holland, Esq. their excelant President sue
ceeded 10 securing the Knickerbocker, and the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad and Steamboat
line under present arrangements, Is sure to COM
mand fair proportion ofthe travel between Bos-
ton and New York.-[Nortoieh Courier.
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CONCERT AND Clio AT BRINLEY HALL. See the
Benefit Concert bill for Mr. Goodnow in another column
Mr. Goodnow was severely injured by the upselting OF
the Millhury stage, on Wednesday last Give him
full house B.
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,,oEIicAL THIEVES. Some fellows in Eng
s, lately stole sheep, which they killed in tbe
Lgu' carrying away the flesh and leaving the
ssh, attached to It was the following effusion
~ are scarce, turnips are Thin.
"e'aKe he carcass, and leave you he skim
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SCAN Mag. The following shameful bit Of
scandal is related to the Cincinnati Gazette. bv a
friend, who declares Ii is authentic:
My DEAR" said Mrs. DalrympIe, to her CAV.
young husband alter he had retired to rest. eariy
one morning." why is II that Mr.. Brown, who Is
an the same business that you are, passes all his
etemngs az nome, while you are Matchmaking
about town till past midnight 20
not mdrriedo'
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the Packet Ship Southerner,
Capt Palmer, we have advices from Liverpool to
the l4th ult.. The news is important.
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sSs mpAss nsgsslsslsal ~wvss nsasssjiy eSuels
dared .. tsvhsful Ssspslssy vS9ss No tlptxiAs
stances, % will xsvsryhsissa be Bsi,sssstssY II
know that even the skelsten Of . government 81
Qusrstaro has bsen tried, and that Mr.. Ty!st,
with persevering hopefulness that has not suf.
fered him to despair under the most dishearten-
ing circumstances, has again essayed to make an
impression on the stubborn hearts OF the Mexi-
cans. That attempt has failed, and although at
the date of the last letters from the city OF Mexi.
co, (Nov. ~ he had not received his letter of
recall. owing TO fortutous circumstances, yet
there is possibility that any negotiation could
have taken place before the arrival Of the mes
seoger who bore it.. There is now certainty
thar any measures adopted by Congress will not
DO cut short by news of q treaty made by Mr..
Tnst with Pena y Pena's administration.
Il 10 better that this long suspense should be,
as il now Is, al length over. Congress onn now
dsl,bsrat. on the Mexican question understand
ingy. What was before uncertainty Is now q
certainty; and, although disappointment Will be
felt by those anxious TOR q speedy pence, YET az
will rejoice that at length we know Preslseiy
what We have to expect
We have now to look forward 10 divided coun-
ellis, to intestine feud-, to In attempts al war,
TO idle pronunciamentos These must be met by
determined, q unif,rm, an unceasl ne var, u"tii
all attempts AZ resistance ehall cease lh- furos
are now joiued with the followers OF Santa Ann
again>t the existing administration. Whilst This
coalition sh III last, therr Can be no dehniuve
measures carried our. But II would be idle t.
s.ssuiate on the duration Of party coalitions In
M-xlco. They are formed and dissolved every
day. They formation or dissolution cannot
affect the United Stats. All letters from NJ XII
CO agrre hat we must keep possession Of the
country until we can obtain indemnify for the
past. 1t is not possible tor this ,v-rnment to
adopt anv other policy, and 10 preserve the honor
Of the tim. GALvIENsIs.
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Affairs IN Ma.sachu,ett,


The wings have at last succeeded in getting
Mr.. Quincy re-nomlnated for Mayor. II was eff
fsetsd by r1se. Mr. Quincy giving it to bs un-
derstoodthathe would not accept if nominated, but
would like the honor Of having the nomination
offered him. II was offered him, and he accepted
il as coolly as Mr.. Clay will the nsmination for
the Presidency. Col. Winchester refuses to be
the demo ratio candidate. He has the manage
msnt of business which brings him fifty thou
sand year, and cannot attend to public bust.
ness.
The gloom that lately spread over our commu-
nifty IN consequence Of an ANTICIPATED mou-y
pressure, has msasurably DISAPPEARED Pseunia-
ry matters lock we'll. Men OF credit can GET
money-,nd | never YET knw the time they
cou rot We shan't brs X down yet awhile.
Mr. w nthrop's friends are very confident that
he will be elevated to the sp-ak-Iship. A letter
rom one OF your Wash ,ng'ou correspondents on
The subject, has afforded l.em vast deal of COM
fort. Fl has nothing 70 fear from any BODY out
% mis- own party. H will be b-aten, If at ail by
Influences brought to bear against him FROM
Massachusetts.
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H.csi.s Ne. SD ,shrs Jacob wi.n, Barter, md
led Va Is. iuppu..d for Do: ash brig Br.lhs. May.
NAV ucxsT, Dec D. Arr sehr Sylvia Ireland. Philsd
NEwBuhyPokr. Dec "a schr Coinelia; Low rh.Isd
New 6EproRp Dee 2-An ~ hr. Eun,cs n Adams: adams
(r9ek the on The south end II Plme,s
Isand III coming In las. nsh but on apparently With
NEW OsLxAss, Nov a5-An, ships Portland ~ spianey.
New York; Arcoe Hnodless do; sultans, Buahe Per-
sia Rabiss do; be tAnd Howes Boson Lochu var West
colt do; York cket (B) Kern 6reenock; brig
Josephus Pitcher gavnnsh It'd ships CaInstic Dsy'reux.
Liverpoo; Laura Carr ston; bsIhs Louisiana tis6ury
Ba'tmors Campsrlsnd Hseock Phi adelphia bgs Hodg-
-NoaToLK, Dee a.AT bark Chester. Watson. from New
McCnllis. from r II River
PoRrLANp Dec iAr sehn Bride, Presey, Thomas,on for
:hass Frsai"rt Tor do: Msy Bath do ID brig Star,
Teomh B. tmore; sthu Don Nicola. York, DO; Delaware,
Holbrook NYork; Challenge Parks: rhiIa 10y Bangor
PoHrsMourH. Dee Arr schn Richmond. Packard. and
Union Pendieton NYok Cid s bark Elizabeth, (nsw ",
TO ,sO Yourg, Of and fLr do. -
p.s s.is I'm
man Norfoik Naive lar. Virginia; Myriek, Bug
nse DO; Maria. need. Baltimore; Ellen. Baker, do; Jeha
Randolph Weaver, Phad d, his Rustlns smith do; Geo
Wa hing Camp do Below, ship Vandaiia, tuew( Nor.
from WaTea for New York SID sch, rrncess. Tuth'l
SsurH Z HoMAsrox, Nov zs-Sld sckrs Gine Snow, Kcy
SULLIVAN Nov 25--Sd, schn Rio, Obsr Philadelphia;
9th LIE ,pa.d Handy Norfolk Ia port 3oth waiting wind
brig Amethyst. Petiins III, for y York.
TAUsTor, Dec Arr slooP Roscius, NYork ,
Ian NXork - -,
WILMIreron. Nov 3a-Au sch Olive. Smith. New York;
d jones Gnfda, do Cid Br brig En.henuess, Hickman,
Nevis; Dee I, brig Amesbury. Berry, Barbados.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A, 1847.
D,shsnsst Police Oficers- Telegraph and Male
Faiirs-A Peculiarly Peypisring Predicamsnt
Tha Pen Patch Care Ger &rr

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A, 157.
D,shsnsst Police O6icsrs- Telegraph and Male
Faiiu~s-A Peculiarly Pe,pisring Predicamsnt
The Pea Patch Case, sc, $-e.
The Moyamensing police officer, Rudolf
Fields, and the three constables, George Fields
Thomas Dallas, and Richard Shulz were this
morning sentenced in the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions, by Judge Kelly, for certain acts of extor-
ton of which they had been convicted. Richard
Shultz was sentenced to eighteen months impri-
sonmsnt in the Eastern penitentary, George and
Rudolf Fields to eighteen months In the county
prison, and Thomas Dallas 10 six months.
The Western telegraph conveyed to us last
evening, later intel igence from New Orleans
than had been received here by the regular mail
from the South. The la Get papers froIa that clfy
were only to the 25tn, but If The despatch from
Louisville should be correct, they had received
psp-rs ofthr 26'h,by the arrival OF the steamboat
Peytona. This circumstance should warn the
Southern telegraph companies that # they are
not active in completing their lines, they
will be cut out Of the opportunity OF supplying
the Southern intelligence to the press of the
North, by their cnterprlsing aud spirited rival,
through whose agency the West is being threaded
with Geographic wires in every direction.
A whisper OF a very large failure in this city,
was heard to day on Change, but do not feel at
liberty to mention the title OF the firm
Among the two hundred passengers from New
York, that were detained at Tacony, during the
whole of the night, before last, in consequence
of the fog was bride and sroom, who had beer
united in your city, and, according to the most
approved fashion among the upper circles, had
commenced the wedding tour by starting for the
good city of Brotherly Love, amid a most un-
propitions storm. Their discomfort may he
easier imagined than described, particularly
when, in the course OF the night, their relative
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
uHCULA1rOS-FO THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALDEEvsry day, Pncs c.nts per copv.-
81 anpumpayable IN advance. To European sub
serbcs the shrs S per annum 10 include tho
postage which has TO be prepaid.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturdsy-Price sk cents
copy-y3 zk cents arnumpaysble in advance To
Eur.pssn subscribers, BY steam ship IS per in
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Free cents per copy-t5 annum, including postage
tions and .dyeri.emert. will be received By Me.xs gas
John Miller, the bookseller, Lopdon.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
,ADvEHFfsEMENTs,a at the usual pree.-sways cash IN
%ss IL. sspsor Wi no
may in them.
PRINTING Of ali kinds srscptsd beautifully aad win
despatch.
All Eaters or eonnssssdors by mail addressed TO the
Of the ssabshssp ~ paid, the pcsN
sGs Will ~ dsSnsseS sfsn Ne svhHusssn nsnev WAsssas
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BALTIMORE, Dec. a, lS47
Pleasant Weather again-Ihs Presidents Mes
ssss-Whig Caucus-Ihs Post Master General
and the Merchants-" object"
The weather has at last cleared of, after FIVE
stormy and disagreeable days. There is but
little sign of cold weather, however, in this re-
gion.
The Presidents message is looked for with
much anxiety, but there seems but little DISPOSE
ton on the part of the President to afford any ia
ciiti-s 10 enable the press to obtain early copies
of it, as he positively refuses TO put it into the
hands of the printer, uotli after the el,c Of
a Speaker. | learn that II Is about the same
length his last message; that is to say, 1t wIll
cover about nine columns OF the Herald
learn by telegraph, that there was preliml-
nary meeting of the whlg members held last
night, and that there was mncn more disposition
for union and harmony among them than Was
anticipated. The Hon. Robt. G. Winthrop, Of
Mass chusetts, seemed to be the most available
and popular candidate, and the friends of the
other Candidates seemed disposed to yield, il
necessary. The caucus for nominating candi-
dates is to be held tonight.
The merchants held their meeting yesterday,
with regard to the new Southern mail arrange
ment- adopted memorial, signed 1t, and sent 1t
TO Cave Johnson. That Is the last we will hear
of it. Since the establishment of your poney
express and the extension of the telegraph wires,
Cave thinks thai the mails are OF no importance,
as he has just concluded a contract with the Bay
line, to carry the Southern mail from this city
TO Petersburgh. BY this arrangement, the mail
will be delayed about twenty-four hours longer,
between the North and South. The merchants
will soon send in memorials to allow the ponies
10 carry leiter-bag for them. But all the erum-
bling in the world will have no effect on the Post
master--for I" objet I" never changes his mind.
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= "A hiTi a H. II " RAID

Cleared.
Ps; F. H. NJ. s. Co;
sos,Hport McLormiek do g Bsikey
Bark.-iwa.owna Bsat2n Gadz and Rio J.neTo Hareseh
Coasy E,well CO; Heschel. Mean. ga! 1nsh Pat
tsf hSa
schs--Kel'ef Johnso,, IT Johns. NB, Buraham; Mo
ri1an Banks HsaI. Jos DouEsi Cos Mad 'g4scar dcF
land, y,cssonyii Badger ok Coz Ann D. Mott Nor ok
LowdsS: OBJ W.lkst do Lucy ANA, Haysr fslsdsiphis
KHs AaSs.y, York Portland. tewm
Sioops-Tecumseh Gardiler Providence; 1sane Lampher
Kenny, do; Star, B.iven, do.
ie ri" Sept i Is with md to S.w"a * Asj'e a
10th i from G new YORK gn in Sept
s lou 20 f. signszed English bark Buce~ugh Calcutta
for iond y; Oct2oh Cape La Ansau. WNW tIue)W miles
sisi Sable Mounsin EsE suej 60 los saw Clipper Br
Bay had bboom judged had uog bowsprt could not
rein her nam.; 2td lat 81 - Ion f. sgnazed French
bark Trident # Havse bound to tho No Inward. on Barne.
Ship Emily, Davis st Croir - days, to Aymsr 4 Co. Sd
inst 20 miles Of Baraegat spoke schr Tufts, from 81
p,asesger Of Rochester died on The 25th ut
Bark Childe Harold Rich Havana. Nov al to Taylor
c.? SD il co with brig LIB smith for Wilmington NC
biis Bradley Trieste 70 days with mdse to
Boz MN: Tabor Cienuegos % DAYS, to order Nov IS
from K.y West for New or;an. istn Jar % b. lon 90
ship Star Republic hence for Now Orleans let mat at
81 Ion sgo.e bug Sea Eaile from Boston for Norfolk
Schr P Bent Means Chenyfeld.
tch Homer. keni, boston.
scnr Northern Belle, Fitzpatrick. New Bedford.
lshp. briggs unknown
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tseNsa ssss0s aseWe 70 Ne sets q No yesosss
ssss :! Xs,!a:, y s.a n.Ss y.Ss. ;s!a!
glssa so. ihs jasy lar svSniS1, bal n3 vsrcss!
has yss bssH rsIyrnsd. and Ills new believed
that this Trial will terminate % the former one
did, In the jury not being able TO agree
was concluded yesterday afternoon, by an able
effort from the Hon. Jshn M. Clayton. The re-
fferss, Mr.. Sergeant, has an ardueus tank before
N ppepar1 months owing to the large
Der of maps, ancient titles, records, and lori
ties, brought forward by the eminent counsel
smnloyed.
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AT PRIVATE sALE--.A I, un.ry residence. eompris
n ing FIVE acres Of excellent laDd choice fruits large
been recently 6ed up and newly painted also two wells Of
exceisn water failing stream running through
part Of the prs The situation the central OF
the village Huntington Suffolk L. about twenty-five
il the vicinity; daily with the city
w siues ESQ., 90 Nassau street. New York Of David
9. Brush, esq, Hustingtoa Village. n2slasc
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lship, 2 brigs. unknown
Sailed.
Steamah.p Southe ner, Charieston.
Horn bal Mariue Currcspo .denco.

heTaIu uAarhOo OOrrcSpO 'uOuCos
AP: s"o~ w hfss b.7 4.
s ss. Marcy ". eis ksGt H:s
1snGn eSs Th,fA.I CT
Esnssat s!,SS, h.hsa Morris. Buggy New Haven. aud
'c1s% jsss Wilkins. Guyr, Gen Taylor
e. Cuba Ss.
sh cfT.s.'n s s%s sss
S.,.r ss;cn d E.tpy,a P.!.e ao Mercy CIs:.s
s.a stroS1 DO; Esaaase Hsn.on Do; W@
t Hs vi s sS Sr R
Ssr1. H Nw Yf RSS Ied
Dupont. Banss. Hartford
Miscellaneous Record.
50 s. Ma :.
ward suppossd from sppeaance she was ia distress. beat
heavy could board
'Ss nd %s G
mast standirg mren topnast housed fore topmsst and
sSsa s hi. y ss
SS e. Ss fore .y tn.
the rail no oests q, be .eea !adde, hanging the
@ q sf% e. n.1 part
Of s. n; Ts first : ws, h. .S.
yered of supposed her to be an Enrnh vessel and but
tasion Of boarding her but the nh the WIND .add.miy
SHIFTED to NY and beT gales was convinced there va.
%sa,Ssr = Tho last 30 days ' ' '-'''A''D A'A''
sLoor vreron-A letter from smitbvine. received in
% Xxx YES, VI. ssTe, sh Is ashore On Ca Fen.
probably "a, loss Part Of has been landed
bsea eh,rt convey cargo materials to Whining
ton. Vessel insured
NIo. with N S.so Of states. i ashore on Pa dss b.. .
scHa tysIcE T. 'DAms, from Bat, in gong Med
INF in la4Tn huf. off
| out 6snaxe.
SIR G.orrv,, f,om Salt, Key Will. coming uo Boston
wa. CD ICED % aacSo Of Deer snd '0"" 70 anu
BRIe OcrArus, ON londonderry. a,hcre on George,
assistance ,eakv.
sso T,at.,1c' nuIi"ssms. ofNow Bedford hence
Bno fysr. from Philadelphia Boston. got ashore
shoai and rem led six hou". Oft with
had essn s.oe IN Go rye. Iapd was sustained
poss wen, shor Of tns hunk D oq y M %;.
!. sa with
sci, amt uninsu ed.
Bn,o rgnM.-T.e Court Of Admiralty a, Key West
venel when distress on her &c from Maasa- Bo
ali; palm mats Be- aud valued 81 sos or shereaboa
q
e having bee" hers 90 Key LosgeIhed Bank near Ba,
the Couit tn the wrscLen.
LAv-cHrp-ship Ocean Queen, $50 tons. belonging to
Hill saa
Ra MAJ. sss% Sy Ms sa Be- sss ~
maadsd by Capt Wa y..,,,,..
Bedford. 3D. bank Harvest, Bailey, Iadian and
Spoken
Brig Jhn Adaus from Portland for Matanras Nov as lat 20
81, Ion 70 ~.
AMER, about SEPT sShip, Rainbow Marshal from Now
ok dass for aa9lla and anon iith Huntess SpIins
soaoa james. for do Forester Andrew, from Londonderry
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