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LEGAL NOTICES.

sr.rE ~ Nv YoHz CosrrollsA. Ogyios
'l'AA rALFhot.e hereby gwen. dlrertn
statutes hat t Of all The lands liable be- sold ststs County
lrsrsei 70 each of The c6un,y T,e.srs LII T
Clerks his STATE and tat 20 much Of tie several parcels sa
alis MAJ necessary dsaree tie tsre. interest AID ci,r
rih be- due thereon ~ the sile the Txent-ti
Day No7her a-rt, and on ths ucceeg thereafter
a pllc surtn a. ft- Capitol fhe City ofAhsng-Dses Albany
JOY ls4s 10 lat7w'l AlLLARD FILLMORE, Controller
DY ORDER Of t- Hon D. P Ineaa one o The jude, ofb-
Dom Common Pleas and or ih- Ciy County
80 - l-r3 gwen Plr.lant % the profsons of ne statute
aiontg aant. against atsc0nng concealed AID resident
c-tfor t attachment issued AZ NJ h- e.fat- III HOPE
"lllAMs Of Philadelphia the State Of Peuuysa
ans That i san@ viii b. sold o tie payment debts
spear and discharge such i'iaf-a according % law shn NM
70 n Or ior b. 49, Of properly within t. STATE belonging y
as, and are VOID Dated h- Ilsh "a, II Febrlary is4s
CAMPBELL BOUGHrOS
No .,-,an Ationeys for atissHing cfsiton.
by ORDER Of Marin Le- Comfy Jads,of wa.hon COUNTY
he aiuts althorznf attachments srst a-oondng cee, Ia ,
resident i.lt3r that attainment ss1-i assn. ts st,ts
ie5rs and that the s b. s M The payment Of te d..
uns.- ih-y appear la3 tchage aachuent. aordr b -
Pie payment Of any debt due n % BY of th. stste az
- :. la p p. t.ei e, d any property within hs BE-
ioradien b 'iN' and arr VoiDst- January u.s. IA
-, PARKER POTTER n whi,ehaH
--- am Aiiofneys for attaching creditor
PURSUANCE ofan order Of The sarrosae Of IN co,uy Of,
ian GEoRGE coIT6S & o az, T,o % s a.s f's n
ad u Pfrsei o.. SANE With voucher. theeofo the uh..r.
N~~ fo t@or- thirteenth 8sv I'D Issn,v r,s
N-s ioH'' eighth day ofJaly, Ists.
ylol,rem- sac SAC eT eoET6Y Adna..'.'o-
PURSUANCE q order Of lie sarosa,s Of Tie County
BENTON " 80, g,sn - al le'soas h-. e.@s ss,.s
p present NE SANE with the vouchers once Of The Al
r " fu,on - y I before lie teaih day OF Janusfy
40 is-sm' JAMES l. MORGAN. Asmni.,rasor
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- JOSEPH P. THOMPSON.
FRoN REv DR DowLrSG PASTOR o. TIE BEDFoRD-sr
BAPTIST CnURCp


Ma. HENRY HASiNGross DEAs SRI nave grearpieas
nre il expressing my opinion Of NE ingenuity excel
moral tendency, and Instructive charscl-r Of your beautiful
Dorsmss 0fhe Creation and the DeGge visited your
hbuon few days ago In company with ny family, and
al came away GIFTED AMI edited know OF scarcey
any way In which correct and vivid conception Of the
der Of the six days Of creation can Be pessingy com
muncsec 70 the minds Of youth by Witnessing the hrs
part 0fyOur exhibition. The second part Is also well adapt
I'd 10 produce Tenn impression 0f The supendOus
physical event that has occurred ~ The worlds history
Of tie Flood. shall be glad 20 hear that your valuable and
instructive exhibition Is extensively patrOnized.
Yours respectfully, }. p0wtlSG.
H.SiSGros's SACRED DIoRAHAs.-These admirable and
astonishing works u really deserving Of public pal.
Their dea Is altogether original and the execution
must have been the result Of many years labor The
Of the exhibition i Of Itself deeply inter sting The be-
holder witnesses the great work y from the orma-
non Of he until place amid the beauties Of the
Garden Of Eden. SOnIng possible q IDEA Of the
effect produced by the creation II the BIRDS myrads q
which cluster amid the foliage pouring forth their various
To witness this scene is alone worth than
the pnce Of admission. The secoud part he DEUCE 10
fearful from x Dufhiness The terrific hurricane the del
81 waters. the Arr 1ang Their smpestuOus bosom
the going forth O the dove, &C vsiby represented
proving atog ether exhibition Whch has been
celecwe doubt indeed n - .vsf been equAed In this
CITY The Amphifheare Is NJ DiOrama Hal, corner OF
WsIker-st. and Broadway. Evening Mirror
The following Il from the New York Tn ne:
HANNGrOS's ScErPTURkL DioRANA.--T 4simposing II
hibron i worthy u visit from al who have az appreca.
Of the sublime Nature Or an attempt 10 reproduce IL
by Ar They reensc the Creation in al 10 sages The
newnsce hghs 10 the fmamsut Beautifully indicating
when anothers days work = doe and Ulmined cl5Uds
marking The approach q mOrnIS Tho Dsuge" i.
masierpiece OF dOramic effect, exhibiting umulf q
the elements m tie highest degree exciting 70 behold
Wild and ominous voice = thai Of the wind heard hons
through al his tempest The exhibition Il got up with
great deal Of ingenuity and cannot "a 70 Be attractive
Tickets . Gu children hslfpree Doors open a, T.
Curtain r4es ~ 2 O'Clock. aus nisfD
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Amer admirng the beautiful appearance Of this city, The
audience j. next shown stirring and hfs-ke view Of
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,

Fought on the 22d and I'd Of February si7 between Gen.
TAYLOR with coo and Santa Anna with 1900 Of he
best roons Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture % Buena Nsat gives the most correct
idea OF he bravery of oOrs IN that deadly STRIFE The
BRAVERY OF TIE VOLUNTEERS in that great battle
nils the hear with pride, aud fully proves the truth Of The
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorsms the largest ani most magnificent Paint
ing ever seen: shows the Battles, Encempmenfs. Marches
the Army. sud the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico, with iis Rivers. Clues. Towns and Ranches
The sketche. from which u painted taken from
Nature by Essi "a srusi- one OF
GENERAL TAYL0Rs OFFICERS,
ard AL TIE RETURNED SOLDIERS say tits coEREcr A. GFE.
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For SALE.

al - - 80 sIr1sed on the road 10 For Hamlion
Ia within about S, miles from soa.h Brooklyn On hs
premises large and commodoas hoese - e11ags
house bans &c. all In good order Nlo DO" occupied
For farther particulars. SC apply %
nu2l ly A J. BLEECKER, Anctoreer bf"ad-st
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-. .Tp.u.uIP CREAT HRITAIN

$TEAhsBlP
1NEte AT AIICTION-To be sold by auction, By
~~s~-~>~~> Me.srs TONGE CURRY Co at their So
Room, Derby Buildings, FenwieSst Liverpool, on AOS.
DAY he IN day of September next. Al O'clock lunso
disposed OF In the mean time BY private coniract The well
known steamship GREAT BRITAIN, row lying IN ns
Coburg Dock Liverpool The power and capacity a he
ship As passenger vessel and for cargo. EEL
known from her past performances, 10 need particular
DESCRIPTION Her CREST strength enable her 10 Withstand
the Of the heaviest whe stranded roekA
throughout VI hole Winter, IN most exposed stnsdon,
without the slightest degree altering The dsm'
done to the engines and ships bottom has been css
fully estimated sneT surveys by competent engineers soe
shipbulders. snd FOR moderac the whole ship Say
be restored TO he's original condition With the engines ~
has hitherto been worked she would make sdnlirshe
transport snip capable Of carrying from 800 10 600 mee
fon!ghrs voyage. With smaller pair of engines, csPe
bic OF driving her At ghy reduced speed by which ~
coal -to~sge would be reduced oneha She would scecm
nodate over 1000 emigrants for distant voyage OF ~
Tree laborers from the Coast Of Africa ID The West ins
Colonies. The snip IL excellent sss-boa quite msnskS
able Al sea under sone, and remarkably fast F
err For father particulars apply 10 the Companys seoS
tsry. Mr. W NJ BENNETT IS Prnce's-si Bristol suis,w-
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EAT PRIVATE SALE

- ss On he south side III sixteenth - about rs ies<
NJ we- OF Fh.sveuGe Size Of lots. 81 zee. inches y
ma s.s, rhe. deep exch Pan Of he purchase money
,,.o on bond ana mortgage FOr farther psrticus
g. spoiv 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auuoneer
A. Broad-a
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WANTS.

WANTS.
kSJANTEtb- feV active young 20 sOusn o
w West 10 se@nts FOR the sale Of new and populs
1uhhcatCns->301 and shove their expenses VIII To
a poo per year. Some men now 10 our employ VIII n'
ioubt make 81, 400 per y-sf clear ~ All expenses
them % have least from 10 s obtain good hilni
5uL Apply al FRENCHs Publishing Hall, 28 Broadway
up STARE Office ~ the Was ~ our Union All letters mus
No postpaid.
xNASTED-By d Young lawyer situation In law N
w newspaper Office locality MINISTERIAL uneNcepions-
bic re0ces will be given for ability aud integrity Ad-
dress II II Enmons Box s3i. Ne Haven, c. su-6 l~-
,VANTED-By a respectable young man. lately from
w Ireland situation cartman and waller, or general
servant IN private family note addressed 20 w H. ~
this Office will with prompt attention, cal a. Pc
Cherys No objections TO go 10 the country References
given an@o pr
WANTED IMIEDIATELY-APro Protestant girl a.
w cook. wasLer,Sc One who can bring good recommen-
daiiOns and has objection going OF The city may
hear OF good situation ny applying al ~ Nesi MR.
teenih-st hetwSsn loA. NJ and 4P NJ AUS 81
VVANTED-Sx girls to Learn dress making, and work
W viii be given them amer their Time out None 0nl
good sewers need apply Call Al lt5 Dlvsonsi FOR one
week aul5 81
DOY WANTED-A respectable active boy Off or is
resides with bis Parents Address. Alden Co, At ths
Office. su2o p.
A SPECTACLE MAKER WANTED-To make
~ god and sy Pec"eee. To good worm an h1 1s.
personally or II by eter, 20 JOHN PRICE, opuciau. 3
Chesnui-st Newark, J. au45 a
cDsn-A Young MAN Of business habits. with
,c-JUa small capital, ind pleasant and profitable
business. requiring travel and perfectly safe hy adj
dressing WHITE this Office aus 81
SO WANTE TED s! sond s s7d mGfags Fee on
Secondsi Rents for $50 The policy Of insurance viii
assigned for $500 and every other satisfaction given
The money will be,iaken At 7 per Ct for or years
Aull II {. NJ. SlMONSON. l8l Lewi.-si.
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~ Mrs. GOve'- Water-Cure ~ Ouse, 2b1
Tenth-st Unremuing personal attention pad % patients
gymnasium and competent teacher attached 10 lie house
aus 2w
" phren0IogsstS sod Publishers, sow FR'
WIZ Cintnn nsl- 80 Eass.n.al Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

PoLICE.-JOhn Conroy was taken into custody
yesterday on charge OF attempting 20 pick the pockets
of a man named Robert Ranford Committed
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DRowSED.-Yesterday afternoon the body OF a
man was found floating At the foot OF Pikes St which
was recognized that Of boatman residing az No lg
Batava.st who fell out Of his boat Tuesday after
noon and was drowned
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED IN Brooklyn or New-Y "A
bgenteman w-nts board for himself wife, two children
Is ant old and for the Winter urge and
small adjoining preferred, but sleeping room viii
use Of public paror objected TO- The must b.
furnished ard will be wanted the last Of next month Ad
dress Eugene tins Office stating price expected snd io
cation. No other replies will be noticed auA o.
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~ The following gentlemen have been cbosei
to represent the Albany and Rensselaer, Horticulture
Society in the great PoMoLoGicAL CONTENTION Of tn
American Institute in this City in October, VIZ Joe
Rathbone v p. Douw, Herman Wendell. Luthe
Tucker. B Kirkland, J NJ Ward and James Wilson.
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DOARDING-A lsrge and pleasant front room on The
ID second hoor with bedroom and pantry attached, 70 e
with hosri, ~ Beekmsn Il Nassau. Also,
single gentlemen can be accommodated with board
and room ~ applying A. above suA p
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

Ia addition the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers Of the Army, well hundreds
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r!S~ Mr.. w. J. HANMoND, the Comedian iroI
England says the SUM- died on Thursday night Of dia
rhea after two weeks Illness. He performed only ."
nights At Nblos since his arrival He was the brothe
n.law Of Douglas Jerrold, and was known in Londo
as the original sam Weller His talents were Of ing
order and in private life he was held in great esteem
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BROADWAY HOTEL.
oNs.A ~ ssoAp~AY AND PaRg-FLAcF
Opposie NE Ciil hsl Para and FOUNTAIN
NETWORK
Tv1ns<nf Roayd 81 - ~ n.
ieI. PETTIB0SE 4 TUCKER Pronos.o,.
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DONRD-At 81 Be-kmsn-st. within FIVE minutes walk
Dof Waist or the CRY Hall Several single gentlemen
be accommodated with board some with single rooms
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ERENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND

NIB Drawing : islght 70 al the classes 30, ,,..
Is Crosby-si. July II, lS4S. s1-. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31
THIRTIETH CON1nEsS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WAssINeroN, March 2s, 1915.
srFhkPTirfousLy OBTAINED.
Mr.. TuRrEv submitted the fello wing, which was
agreed to-
Resolved That tie COMMITTEES on the Judiciary be in
structed TO inquire into the expectancy providing by
Law for the punish Of such persons may surrep
titiously obtain and make public any CONFIDENTIAL com
munic sde BY the President the United States
to the senate previous TO the dissolution OF the iounc-
ton of secrecy.
HuzzAH BELLY FRANCE.
Ir. ALLEN gave notice that to morrow he should
ask leave to Introduce the folio wing resolutisns
Resolved &c That in behalf Of the American people.
the congratulations Of Congress be- and they hereby
tendere1 10 the people OF France the success OF
their efforts for consolidated liberty by embody
ing it, PRINCIPLES In repu blican form Of government
Resolved, That the President Of the United States
be aud be 10 hereby requested TO transmit this reeou
ton 20 the American minister In Paris with instructions
TO present IL TO the French government
On mott Hof Mr. CAss, the bill sppropriating 100000
for the settle men OF claims dus In California accoupt
OF the mtsrs ssd OWL operations In that country IN
behalf OF sas United States OF Com Stockton and 1t.
Col. Fremont was taken up
Mr. Case said the bill needed no long explanation.
The facts we're before the For long time there
had been examination by committee OF the senate
of numerous Witnesses from California or Wit
the contracts covering these liabilities of the
government small naval force there under command
Com Stockton had taken posses ion Of the oouu.
try, aided by Ii Col Fremont with . ali land force
They couQusred the country In an incredibly short
time The Americas citssns had coopsrstsd with the
movement and all this had been done from the exgsnsiss
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Arrivals OF Strangers.
4 ~ nSDArs HAtfCn JU.
AMERICAN HOT

AMERICAN Ho1RL
Capt MeEic .Sh ship Mo.t.sk C,nson; s,relay
nrsdfoId d.; Mi.: NsDcSs wsaLnTcn;i Ludoa, d.;
sSs sOfs. hoPflsS
J Mason, Massachusetts.
EEuer.on, Ro.ep yt9H a a3g T,o,, Tanner rh,e:
s,s gsy se' si " fhs "ai,y
Lac. Kentucky 2 Nuz. ,Troy II Grswod, . bate.
pas Ss'fs Aiss; Geo Ys,. .ss
s s:a.Ia WIZ ad sG,'p ca aSs: Mswso
Boston, Ball. royd.ses:H Fo1 Iso" Boos
ovies. KsniusEY Col MeKsy, juif S j. ssse' vi
ssi;;' si dhs':SSsi 'Ss
S.i .:sj ss'' ss.s iss Nv
port; $ Young, Port Carbon
CITY goTrL.
Hs b ha Ep fs
MIddio;s9; H,%aT; r.; s.eii'ioa. Do WSias,
DUNLAP's HOTEL,
n,,'s Mss,i:.iggi; Gsog; ,esIy Plssspsa:
sfisss ss T, sy
sws A fsssssGs sI
smith ss%s' So%poa egc s%s
FRANKLIN HoUsK.
ley ds BSsqs SsSay sea,Ssss fsras. So
.on wsrss Potter saSa ss,oS. w.,. Ma
ID Butler, Newark; Aoans do; Mr. Isimndse Y, n
Lamberts, Cold Spriug; N Donaldson. Mary and.
HOWARD HOTEL.
duffy, Boston; w white, Va; A Haskell, Washpeton,
y CssmpSsi, Hehmond' = CronkI,c New York; Whit,
shaw, Jackson, simpson. PhIlsdcIphis; Hosshtce
Toy; y Blooaer, Y; Hayward, Mrs Kennedy Bsltr
more; Stewart Wat,Ifrd; Rev N beat, Br,eea, Mis-
Lew,s No.ch. boston; Hop, ms, A; Parker Pa;
JUDsoNs HOTEL.
Maspoel, Tsmpico; Rose Hartford; 8 Stone, Con
necticnt; w BALDWIN, Merdeo: II Walbrdge, Lansing
burg; "A Y Meimert, tonnecpcut, Rice 50 .,rsGeid;
Johnson, Wab buys Grswod, Ston,ngton; 4 Sherwood,
New Haven; kngh, East Hampton; A wilcox, White,
New Haven't PRATT, Aeriden; 1homas, Norwich; ID
Anderson,J " God "a BAN, OHIO.
RATHBUNs noTEL
Robt GIlvester New Yosk; o. Morgan, Ohio; J Pea
body, Buffalo; Nj shaw, NJ Taylor. M CohaIt, Troy;
nsthburn. Norwich; q Laihrop. A Hall, Buffio; Me
0rau, Detroit; Dennis, boxton; w jackson, Bigo-
low, Chicago; w Cooke, M Bueknan. Philadslphia
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Dom sstlo portHtions.

Nav OHLEANs.Brg Fanc.sIioa DIS sugar 1856 ksss lsrd
BsrstOw PoPe12 bbs IS half bbis
bbs Plat co32 bbs half bs pnrk
Hcsay Is bbls hams - half BIB PORK ~ bbls bean.
Bd68 empty casks Vasar cooo hhds sugar
o order.
NEW GUARANTEEING TerquiEa-i7 bbls lard Babcoek CO
-233 do 40 do hams hooks do y rery-s5i
Kegs lard 70 bbls do Leland Adms col2 bbls lard 1900
sacks corn Lawrence Hi0 bales rope cuttings But
er--20D sacks corn d Met uIough
PALAcHfc0LA-Schr Washneor2792 slaves 81 LOGS $40
ect timber cher Brother l04 bales cotton Tanap--
~ do w Van Asdale-50 do Fl Colt ce-28 Rropson-2e
brown broth.fs-t8il eet timbes W PJwei-3e bales
otton to order.
SAvANNAHSehr Ariius--l56 bis De Rhem & Moore
i2 hbls tar Sherman CoIs- cssks rice Pories fere
58 bales gotten to order
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Cleared.
DnSs W.T. VII
SOB Pike New Orleans. B.noni tB Rail-.
Sss.'z e s.fEEszs z: s
M S:i%s SsS
way. Balinors Abbot Lawrence. Allen. Boston
| Arrived.
moro Cry der ia. hid light winds from the Cape 81 Good
fss: within
is ss 8 Il .pei. ss xns.i.s Bath II,
:5
S.s sosap.s.mS r.,.n. Maan..'. Is days,
Brig .ehaq,d Meksr1ie Bermuda. !, days. with ~!
. @ and e. So with
s1 So .s:a the se E''
British brig Cssdcns Goodrsw Arichat Ms days, with
British BRIG Jane M.Imand Archat. MS IS days. with Ice
eh sI Fs sSs 70 saS NJ" o,.sp.
RIx Tsa,.. Mssl.scTp New Orleans: days
,ugar and 500 bbl' molasss;. Peek Van BERGEN
Midway &sssm h.a days. with Ga b
British Elizabeth, Joyce. Aricha Ns days with 100
81: noas.es Blower Nelson Has been
sshr Wellington. POWELL Apalachcola Is days. sturzes
schr Arrus Wheeler. Savannah. days. to Patten Sid
| in with brig Virginia for New York.
Schr Seneca Young, Edsnton, NC. II days, WarinE
X Son.
Sc; Ann LYMAN, Tonen, Wilmington, NC. days
schr Elem Jennir Is. Plymouth NC 6days
Schr Ann Maria. Doane, Newborn. NC. 9days.
seh Delaware fsr.on virginia day.. bound to New
Haven.
schr Exact. Bsckwth, Virgins, days. bound New
Haven.
sshr Caroline Frances Fountain Richmond, days. bound
70 Stamford
schr L.ucrea Sumner Lubec, days, to Brett 4 Vose
schr Mary Lowell, -, Boston. =, 81
Bark 0olconda Richardson which sailed hence
Belfast with cargo of corn put back to thi. port
Shoals on the 2sd and sh inst The vessel wa;
hours After the gale had abatea and the much fallen she
ut before the wind to when found she had
feet of her hold pumps choked;
away for the nearest port.
Eiwe Co.
Brig Augeline, Leighton, from Havana.
ships with loss of main (probably the Elisha
Dennison, from LIVERPOOL; also, bark.
March soth-sunrise Wind w; meridian, SSW; sunset g.
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WASHINGTON, March %, lS4S,
Charge to Rome.

We learn that DR.. Martin, Secretary Of Lega-
ton at Paris, has been nominated AS Charge TO
Rome. DR.. Martin is ripe scholar, and will
do honor TO his country IN any foreign sta
ton to which he may be assigned, judging from
the past. He was chosen to France with Mr..
King, on account of his talents, his learning and
his knowledge OF the French language and insti-
tutIons. II we are not mistaken, however, we
think he is a Protestant; but if so, he under
stands the policy Of Napoleon, TO respect the re-
ligion of the people with whom he may have to
deal
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EEs' s-H so: - Ar st: ss;s ..s eo ss:
sss. aadasi si.s. As s.1 as'f ~
Grand: ssa NJ H o;s S.n YSa
ssa 1d:n: % Ysl n d a. PERT s l''n
Nsse e 'Sts HI Hal. I'fa. .sa
fun suctspoI do; sid sth, bark AIDE aide. D.niwaer
pI HA..os G.4Ss nj J;ss-Ar brig Ch.nwor,h. Dram.
~ a. a., March ashp Ts. . Collins
s e s ss
s s sis ss
S on S1 s & .ee s ~f
York lB,E 5syu. Cuts was of Cape Nicola Mole, on The
'''' ISL Home Ports.
BssTor, March .chu Francis, Foster Norfolk. saw
. s ss;iS
A%y me- No
biIs bats MSEmSe aclson H.vsn;; Hss. Maria Crosby
at
Ter Win bsfsrji Ne1foI and Richmond: Deswas Hard.
ing rhsdspha; Andrew Brown Allen kondoyt; E.shios
'a % :1n s iaIs 'y ss
sIia 5S;;Es fYsa, f:ss John WIN
.chrs Egemonr, Tellu., Bioatsr woodI.nds Emma aud
saee ba,as osman rsulin; brig Russan Draco Rsbtcca
foIIT.poIi; HsmpI.q Soads bark and bs,
castle .cR, sarah Am Hos Bspjann YOU: HenI VEN
Wiser ssnOp SID ;hD Gi1O, Kelly:
Fl Dorado, ktehbeg,I Lasuayrs SCI Psy'ons Brown New
Ss.sSTosxs South america Harp Kirwan We, {SSss
E:scor adams ps%s.as; fs,cy FTS1.an for Bath ;sh
Ea f Wen: s' Indies. ss Ensins Char
' Eos.sTswT MseS ss1A, ,ehT. Joseph Phi
e., S..Ss Pale Alto Hop,.S M.e
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