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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

a PPLICAT1ONs will be made 10 the Lesis.
IA lature at Rs next Session for Public
Road to be male from Shinburg OH Luffee
Town Creek, by way of Dorn's Mills on
EIardlabor Creek, to intersect the old Cam
bridge Road in ;Abbeville District, not far from
Matlison's Ferry on little River.
Aug 30th 184e. GIN so
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u He thai, has not religion for his pillow is
,withoutsa resting place. ~ g
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Hon. J. iR: Poinsett. The Hon. J. R..
Poinse!l, !l,of Ills State, arrived a, Albany
on the 24th ult., aud left next day for
Sharon SP;ings. ,..l.
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Drayton, who was convicted in the Cir
cu:, Court, Washington, D. c., on two
indictments for stealing negroes, has been
sentenced 10 twenty years Imprisonment,
IN The PeDi,entiary.-M.rcury. TO-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

True Wits like may. day sun;:is is
brilliant, but i, scorchcs not.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL"f
Eater froaan England.
From the Columbia Telegraph, dug 2s
THE IRISH MOVEMENT .oNER;L

The Irish demonstration against the
Government has failed uterly-O'BrieE is
in prison, aud The foot Of "the Saxon "'is
again firmly planted on The neck of thai
unhappy people. who hove all The spirit
aud The will for resistance, hurnot the abil-
i,y. We have despaired of The success Of
this movement from the first because Ire
land was divided against kersel lesplit up
into faciions-and '0ihout organization
among her people. Let the South read an
instructive warning from her lale-if she
would not share il, and sink into province
OF the North. 12'- i;
BY despatch received Saturday eve-
ming last we learn that the Bri annia had
arrived, bringing the news that all was
quie, in Ireland once more-( The qnietude
of despair } Smith O'Brien was in pri-
son. The people of Dublin-rejec,ed him.
and when he fled TO the mountains. they
would neither harhor nor sustain him.
The authority of the Government is once
more supreme throughout the country.
We have given The first despatch rec civ
ed, on another column, which relates the
triumph Of the Government over the Irish
patriots. A subsequent despatch dated
Baltimore. Aug. 81. says that O'Gorman
escaped on board of an American ship.
which was pursued by an English steamer,
in the hope of capturing him.
In England the weather was very un-
favorable for the harvest. The potatoe
rot reported 10 be extending, and great
fears entertained in consequence.
France continues quier. An attempt
had heen made To assassinate Theirs, and
those implicated had been transported to
Brest, The Cholera had broken out al
Brest.
The Piedemontese army have been de-
feaed at every point.
The affairs Of Italy are attracting gen.
eral attention.
Cotton Market was quiet when : the
steamer sailed. The sales were limiled
al the previous rates.
>. From the same of The 2Ssh.
The following Despatch was forwarded
TO US last evening:
Quiet had been restored at Dublin,
The trials for treason were progressing,
but the juries had buen unable to agrer.-
Among those arrested. for treason were four
Americans. .7-si,.ss,-= ri i, :,;s,...
The Austrians had entered, the Papal
States. .....- ~. ,r7.s .4..t.ss,.,. Ia ,.:.F +
The death Of Capt, Marrya!!, the Nov.
elist, is also: :announced..,z ;...f ~ Il u
Rice, ,commandeel from g 10 l3 shillings.
The Wings i,,, Albany have had great
meeting, and denounced Taylor.
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lFfom Tie London Herald, q, dug. 4. ]

1 - l..
-, ~ Eagiish Opinions Of The Rebellion,
The silly newspaper writers. aud the
silier, Ministers, who fancy that discon
tent and inulrection have been pcrmaneht,.
ly put down. by lhesgallant deed Of Mr..
Tranl and his little baud, exhibit their
wonied ignorance of Ireland, and their
total uu6Iness for their vocation, either as
ministers or Journalists.
The rebellion is mol put down, aud un-
less the disafected portions Of Ireland be
permanently occupied by 'he armed men,
ever prepared to acl with vigor, il may
break out afresh before The middle Of next
week.
Lord Clarendon does mol think The re.
bellion put down. Within the last three
days he has proclaimed Kerry, Galway.
Wexford, Carlow. Queens County. Xii.
dare, Wicklow, Wesimealh, Loud. New
ry and Down. ght barones in the Kings
County, four barouies in Cavan, and two
in Armagh, Thus is nearly one.half of
Ireland under ban. including four out of
nine counties Of that very Ulster hereto
fore deemed 80 very loyal.
The news from Morocco is tha! the peo-
BILE are again rising in insurreclion.
There has been long and close battle
between the Auslrians and The Piedmon-
lcse, and victory has finally declared for
Radetzky, who has succeed in effeciiDg
the object he had in view, and in forcing
Charles Albert 10 retire beyoud the Miu
clio. On the 23d the Austrians. who seem
to have taken the Piedmontese, by surprise
the were completely victorious. They
swept lie whole country before them.
On the 24,h they were attacked in their
position by The Piedmontese, and driven
further, leaving $500 prisoners in The
hands Of the Italian army. On the 25lh
the battle was renewed and continued
until night, when the Piedmou,ese army
retired 10 good order, taking with them
their prisoners. The headquarters OF
Charles Alber, were on The 29th. at Golto.
The Runaaoay Siaves.-The Kentucky
papers received last evening. bring but lit
lie additional information as to The runa-
way slaves. 1t seems that they have
nearly all been taken, and lodged. in Jail,
al different points. Young Fowler was
sho, o,,hroushthe left kidney, and The wound
is supposed to be mortal. Only one other
white man was shot-Joseph Duncan, who
was wounded in the mouth, by which he
lost tooth. A pistol ball was also pul
through his hat. Several Of the slaves
were wounded, and one killed. Six are be-
lieved 10 have succeeded iu crossing the
Ohio near Ripley. and eflecling their es.
cape. The plot seems to have been pretty
well matured, but heavy rain fell the
night of, the elopement. which swelled the
creeks 80 as re,ard the movements Of the
fugitives towards the river. The slaves
appearfto have but poorly provided them.
selves ,wi,h:prpvisions. ~ .g5; fyT
/, Pacrick Doyle, the, white man taken
with Them, ,,is stated TO have formerly, been
Ia Catholic student at Bardsiown College;
lslhen o, Protestant student alDanrille, then
san .ilineraot preacher. "a book, pedler. &c
He is,thoushli,os be weak minded - Er.
lsass sqn4s 7sstt nj .iz---s--i .u,ss. tis s5gtg
t5s,5 .Erons,tte Louisville DentocIds..sse
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Family Grocery & Liquor Store.
,FVHE subscriber respectfully Informs his
u friends aud the public Il at he has opened
Store on the corner recently occupied by
Herbert & Duify where he will keep on hand
general and well assnried stock nr FAM
GROCERIES, LIQUORS Sc, which will
be sold on accommodating ,erms
NJ. D. ROCHE.
Hamburg, Aug16 3t 30
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EHOTEL TO RENT.

IsAsss be rented 10 good ssssssssssasa. -.
tenant OH reasonable terms. The great number
of Strangers wllu visit Granleyi!le. renders il
n desirable location for n Public House, the
patronage of which could be increased to an in
definite extent BY an enterprsing Landlord
II is one mile from The Son,h Carolina Rail
Road, and five miles nearer to Edseiielj e. II.
than either Aiken or Hamburg over a good
road. and would. with siitahIe accommodations.
soon become the point f"r taking the Rail Road
by travellers from the upper Districts going to
Charleston. Added TO these advantages the
number of boarders always to be obtained in
such busy place as Grani'eville' the concln.'
sion Is irresistible, that there is an opening for
an en,erprising man. Reference to Mr.. GEO,
Kelly, Agent, ui GrantevilIe.
Ann 81 3t 81
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@iZSPaGHP.

We are authorized to announce WM. NJ.
JOHNSON Esq as a candidate for Clerk OF
the District Court Of EdgeGeld at the ensuing
election. Aug 23 II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

We have been requested TO publish the
following Circular, received by telegraph
yeslerday.-South. Patriot.
NEW YoRK, Aug. "a, 1848.
One day for Ireland. The Directors of
New York request the friends of Ireland
in each ward OF The cities, towns and viii
lagos in The United States, TO assemble on
the birth day ofLaiayel,e, September 9th,
in order TO give day for succor 10 Ireland.
TO produce this united action, some friend
in each section should fix place OF meet
ing, attend the organization, and announce
the result, without delav to the Directory.
ROBERT EMMET, Ch'mn..
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J. ! : s:lFE,rouatlhls /, Louisville bentoerdl..
!. ,CYNTHIANA,Bug.9, 3 PsM.''


The R1naauay :Nesfoss--On Monday,
at t,noop, ,at company of men, scane from
,Lexinston;in pursuit of some sixty negroes,
and ingthe evening more came, with news
that about seventy five were sone, all arm
ed and headed by white man. j, was
known, that they had passed round our
Town and were making their way 10 Ohio.
Abou, City OF our citizens went in pursuit,
and about9 o'clock, p. m. came upon them
6fieen miles from Cyn'hiana towards Au
gusta; and three, beyond main Licking
Our company had divided. consequently
only eleven came upon forty, white man
with them. He ordered the negroes to
fire as he negroes say. and as our men be-
lieve, and, Chas. H. Fowler, one Of Capt.
Shawhsn's company. was mortally woun
ded, being shot 10 the bowels. He is moi
yet dead. but il is said he will die: Our
boys retrea,ed, there being abou, forty Of
the negroes. and only eleven of them -
The negroes also ran. Our party follow
ed Them OH Tuesday and caught twenty.
General Desha and party pushed ahead
into Bracken, and on Tuesday, abou, IL
M, caugh, The white man, brought him 10
Ctaysville, village in our county, where
he was tried by some justice. and ordered
to be committed in Lexington. The Off
Ger who had him in custody Starred with
him. brought him as far as this place, aud
barely succeeded 10 getting him in its Jail.
when the people surrounded the Jail. swear
ing they would hang him. Desha, Wall.
and Curry are speaking to the populace TO
appease them. The polls are closed--no
thought Of anything but hanging he man.
A guard Of about fifty men well armed are
keeping them. Cap'. Baird, with about
sixty men. has just arrived from Lexins-
ton, all armed, and Henry Duncan is ina
king a speech. believs they have so far
appeased the mob that they have agreed
that Capt. Baird may take him out Of Jail
in the morning, and convey him to the Lex
ington Jail. What will be the result can-
not be told. The fellow processes 10 be
Methodist preacher, named Doyle. He is
small man, aud very in,elligent-perfecl-
ly unterrihed-says he has but one time
10 die.
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0T We are authorized 10 announce l. j.
WHITAKER, as a, candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at The ensuing election.
Aug. 23- G 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30

GFWe are authorised 10 atin6unce F.
H. WARDEAW Esq. as candidate for
a sea, in The House Of Representatives. az
the eusung election.
Hus2 IF 90
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THE. ,I5i; RUMoRED1 IRISH VICTORY.

y,ssSlaughter Of 9, 600 Royal Troops!
We. Yesterday. gave a Te!egraphie Des,
lpaiIh lppaaiIch from New York, stating lhe publi-
cation oe latter In tie New York Tri-
buus, announcing afvictory obtained by
: the Irish. Insurgenrs over the Royal troops
III Ifela id, accomp by grea,
sIaGpfier,,& 81 them. and the Iiss, h,as,G So
ffefsl nj DSfi aid, tie English commando,
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ca,rAnrAM vrRmrruGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WohN--lhls neal'
Asnei.ssfs 10 i,s opsra,.on AID more e1J aaa. ME-
tered than any other. B..
rr GseATrsr CaUsT DEaTH among children - p De
attributed % Nc-rs. They give rise fc nnne
sr4 are the more fatal b-cause least sl-re-l Nrlr -
rert. % give tiIs SUBJECT more ltertll arA eaf-f %
-rv- ts sym inoicst7 che existence e
in The bowels rHE LIVES 90 NksF CHILDREN WOULD ~
Dr-IT Isl SAVED 1900,
lVlSEs's CsSaDfsS NrRvITrGE has acquired fs7 ~
500 jar sxcsedn- that OF .rY other medicine OF t- 81
and i daily Increasing in popularity l-lr'rl " -
Known ard lsed 30 has been rsifes,tLif AT - 20 =
possesses properties w1 -1 40 other ar-lr 90 te -,
dos MORE fRoMPI Asu afFl-iINl il l- -c 5000 a'-
tr.v free from in9reo -rt. l cn have any Dag p1-
ss eject the health of che patient cer A. = -
-v.u when 10 worms sre discovered Lnyal1-s i--l
.t and ~ use The language o. one I'd man s---llA-
reside. fr ard. Ohio, cuusd der ~ me only 1--
.h- siri ne ever that Sas - UNIFORM --4 fI--. -
-rr-lira 1rrns~ % uay irleec 1e relied on Win l-
prompt confidence 81 DO hes SsFER sEtN SHOWS 70 fAL
rs the reason Why AL rAo have s'-a Viii ~ us'
AIS other. ,.s.-.- f-
Ne have ia orr possession amber of caric-tes ir m
nhvscian ana Others of the h chest rssp9caoty VIC
st-siy to 10 superior e-s-y and recommends 10 ~
. never-illrg remedy. . 49,.
tI1- BE parrl-u-r and remember the 1ar'e " is-.'
ctSAuAN VEENFueE ths IL the o1ly artic.e ih.i cAi
~ depended e. kENEsBES IHls.
P-erared only By J. NlNER co. IS Na.den--ane
sod by Wyatt ketch an, l- Fulton-sf J. Z L91alrs
ton SIS Hudson, cor spr.nr-s-s SANDS. u b9tFeil
e5r sprirgft Mrs. Hays l3+ Fll.lr q bro9sl = o
- ~ Drurr. - sanar.flv rll lrrruThk~sts
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MEDICINES.
Slows ASIATIC ELIXIR

v,oz Ia Cr-RE OF COUGHS, splluug q Blood ins
L s...sses q a. Lees, % ,i-...s ~ .r.i.s
u,Srs aaru than HsmoPtJsis, CO spitlns q 80 ~,
- iurrs Itfs c1rsdsrsc by physieisns E-n-l-l =.
-ssr ~ th.f .errble scolrEs q our race. pln--Ag
~-.o- which q rot c1eck e III - earliest s'-.-s
= Inevitably .-sd % fsfai result TIE -
rsss.ctn. ~hi-h - n1E ~ fae nrsi tine nt
1-s.ra 80 TEL 10 b.en uss1 IN re private qfte--e
- .srstss rhyscsn ~ he lsst 81 sriI I'VE -
,s,csss durng t1sf tine hss 5@-n slsh; = ~ - -.
,ropr.tor % .sce . WITHIN re f-a-n % ~ 80 -.
n sry =sv a1sctei 9Th ne tolo#ins 1850 -. n
.5rrfe.ss II breath pans lu t1s s1~s % res, -
tooc from re lu1ls, inc Pierf 9-1r clll.. -. = =
s.ss.. ssslar . or lnn-ctsa with PllnoraJ '.-'P
$500 pcbri. spssksrs 81 singers, No A. ~
-. 1900 III rr-srr. eElsrs-r1c, e-c .i-f A----
..--ls-1 - v5fcs lriaE tn- sTel-nf WI .l- ---
rs ~ ron .hs rsssls - .skias a9is 'i i u.s. F
ron Rev ~ Bsaeh @ hs Asts9e q
nc Be11zLTg. JAY 5, lsfI
-s.srn rlr- q he s-1-s q Ns- iofs een-- -
v4rs = N s1c1 settled uPo1 ny lunz' s-- $3.50.
49,. .r-.r- % fron go cold j T1 e----..-
Hnmogtyss IspitraE q o.o5ll- y 10 - -
,.ss ~ r-v phv.ei.n % BE- rsrt1ly sqf -c--l- ~
80 s@esr- relieved. hoEeF - 80 -l - -
$3.50 -f--, r.z s-i.e. r1-s- o. re -rle 1r--- re
Winter % a. when 80 s-FersiI 49, a. -
srd aann compel q % d-sc'nia-s II .-..- us--,s-
Ifth DAY q May. sfr. { r-s -ttl. a--. = a. So
T-s totts 81 his ~ A. 81, EdEli. 40 49, s..-.-
-sv r~ two felt mere free IRON fa-- n $3.50
~ 80 80 go. r.f--e Ore fl--rig-f .ffeT cal-7
~ he ..1r.' sxPs-tora--1 laf-- $500 II
-. con nv Iurgs au1 s-rc= Then tl- p--ns p ~
-. I-s- ~ H. ED irE from tls .c1Ei - ~
u-5 RS heath greatly p-3Tso ard e. 80 go
-.' -~--1s h--vf1r ffsr ] uas wen corlllrl1-a
--.5-r ~ r r. Fr1m wha- know re-sl--- q l--
.ror~ medicine. It1r have taf-n -.'.-'- y = .
------s.5 s,- NV complaint without s1P-f.-l-ll.
..sr-sIs snv bsrefrI BE- lsrs % t1 - ne -7a- 49,
t.-1 f.r shat % proposes % ere cf a1J i
~. .rstred ~ rss1 sr ph yscts1 e. Ter 1---' r p
~ 10 =. curs6 srd be- pronounced men s.riy 80
.-srs .rd healthy have sEPsrsn.sd 70 q rl,
f--u s1cce. AZ 49,. ,-t',.-
Esch bo.t contain. thirtyons ses CT reoe-17
/ -,sks. The COS: Of . so0u, cent p-r dose -
= g-au persons urcnssirE tlis u-o .cln- VIZ -
AL - a.. ne printed c-rlfcss q saercy s 10 -'9u
+. ~ ss.-f pho % enable o produce snen csf,1,te
sa-sf within ths year with ~ name slsnsa 10 " - '
p-t5sr-d b. ALFRED STOW. snd ~ al. y v Ji55'
1 K-tcharl. l1l Fui,ou-st Ne~ ok Ii iv,.y -
s-oollvr Nrs y T Lozis-. fyr,e-aF-n'- -stl e-..,
..- a.. Nr A B-7wr. Atsrr--st between tl.-A. 81
! - ~. z. p--.. q -. ~ wi. y -.
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rIAsr1NGss COMPOUND

q
NOT ONLY A POSITIVE ~ -. -. ,' 80 81
.NCURE for c9rs1mptioa a1d 81 - $50 --.t
t.sr-dicIne as decides l.- 1isP-i7 49, ~
~ ~ orsr1u-'o1. cad ssfls1eo re i-'.--- -
ID have rsef o. tnst -ll-rupt-cr tl a-l -I--.--'
ortrs lanzscsl 1lt -1 10 c1rel. '1 u % i-5 l7 =
nd simply cured. - sIm1st snF o. ne ...--.'
s-ze bottle which costs % is s1 - 81 ~ 1lt ~
z ~. st1-sthe- zoo fsr gone With tf- cis-ase-of
p a.. sr- even srfe cos- Eves etifenc- -i - -
.- 1910. 70 III sgh'g- % zoe Trisis
- he rnosf eminent rry sci4as ri gle sse SC -
7.ds fell disclosure u irs history snc 81 l-- --.f
-,-f--rg % himself for RI sste ~ pr o. ret
II. --..1i .-ss o. d. such 1rfVers-' -oc1 And sl-n
bss ts.a 'ts Tord~rfll ---1t or l-' 9,-''', ,-.
London Lancet Mscic-I Times A. -h- 80
u Clans II totr ben lr=res SO -N'-ff --...n-
suie-s-s to hsF- mined Sc recourse n T, a-. -,
IN th4f q 81 snoan medieiae q a-o1s ss --,.- -
=. she'd go -fcscy - rlcslll7.- pro's 20 cafne ecu
sumption an 81 cher s-s-es ol t5s .qn.s
From re- sa-ssy At-as Of 1sn. De-. lsfs.
~. VOID cali t1- attention ~ cur rsalers % ihe Pr
.s-e.f n Ha...nsss Compound syrup 81 Nss q
-usck ~ r-n.s Of th- oes- q1Jsei.n- %
E- j. a'so 80 che head ~ ne herhe-T r. re 49,
be "a pr- por 3ersrc- of deaths rem ilouafy
COMPLAINTS Re devoted his earnest attention 20 ll ~
era yesrs s1d the result @-s 2. CO.. 80 ~
r-msdial agent DO 1nsnrip .-', ~ -.-
re-neiy krowu 20 the fsc1y = las snce o--n l.ea
he sr-st-'t success hy nesrly a. e. ine ~ 49,. H.
Erssnd and We l-arn from ne Ain-liosn ---. 'D'
Hsrrs01 20 being ictr.1lcsd eNte 1sFri l Or,
own hospitas snd IN me private pracnc9 o. insl i.
-rr prvsIcsns. We advise Al Fno are ln apf ~af L-
Bed with pulmonary complaints 20 ~ as-nse ''il7
which vi D prove rs erf -scy
: -rr tba Western Pslsdirm q Dec. 3. 1871.
We we're much surp-.sd the other day By vs. from
an s~oesfntzrc- ~ nom las saw few weeks. nee 90
f0ea 90 bis bed By asevsrs comp sint On NJ -
.-rrsirz change bad been produced Dy * t1tir' u
assfipss's npcund syrup of Nspht1a
Price Psr soti.s-'it bottle, i9' usRsIe9y '''
7f imsodD&W ~ bf-el~l1hst
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Editor.
February number this day published full Of Useful IL
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

DOCTOR E.J NArToCH>s BCENA VISA Fll--->
IT, cf-rflf fs medicine b. ne P-'ic ~ -ir---es
tss ucst r cay ,lt --rla1 ---,arts ever sn1r ll
tie I-as- gria.r- crssur effects .ttrrd ia-f i-
fr- We CO 81. r-s-u- % cl-s every form oi 1s--s-
,srh these Pts neither 60 expect to r-s- ~ &C.,
CO s he .vfrE t-r 81 sr1- these PIE - --f7 -
81 hs se- tuy t1r-l r1eh - .c-ie n Fl
jsll-ics - worst l-A4- ~ 'f-lsA
es.sr -1~sf t-sc.-le. Heartburn, r..l-l1yf ana a
fss-rs they az DE c-.y m-1.clue n--lei ~! ~
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arriyed-Blis Lsmuel Peters. Tre~orEy, - Je.2 az
g.s. y d. r. fee tacco, &c % Dunsrorib oecA"i-
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s-h- "a Phirp. f5r S-F-ior<. nest day -'ln et.
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b = eou'd rot undersisud where from SIN p 81 y "
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a,Is. tof Ru.t.port Mel Eus'is Ge0rsstowu. sc,
r..- Th- schr Zu stte Of 500 Sick stanley iof NV
You sailed DAYS previous sailed In CO ~itn 'cnr '
Of Size SIN. Gnh for Nev-Iors 80,
F- Carolina cot Csrn+en. Me- GilkeT savanna a..
umsss to W Brown. The ass been es nofth Of hA''
isra.. ~, o., Cd. -.
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rort sra inst 10 gale frCu NV stove faleT v Asneo
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received other catnsse - - -. Z
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So Nsry Luysfsr Rurbsrk lors River. oysters
So lnrv WAN. H.li. Thomast0n. lime 20 master
sloop Emily. Wsf-s Sac hsroo- ~ hcufs'oii % rsn
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5op Juno Alsr,. Proyidsnes, Ri, -. uese.
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