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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08

We are authorized To- announce Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as Can
didale Tor Sheriff. at the ensuing election
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08
TEppacam0e for Sale.

TEppacam0e Tor Aaae.
n DY an order from John Hill, Eaq., ordi-
Id mary of Edge6eld District, l shall pro-
ceed fDfsell on Inc first Monday in Decem-
ber next the celebrated young Jack. !lPPA>
CANOE. over fourteen hands high, belong
ing TO- The Estate Of Joel Roper deceased,
on n credit of twelve months. Purchasers
will be required to give notes with approved
security.
Nov 6lS4s 1T AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08

Mr.g Memminger also made a mellon,
I, which was adopted, that the Legislature
adjJurn.,lis day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-08

]. COINS Chap Cash Store.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

,~TaS TTRksIxESI gul TIE long di,css:
sion a the B II ig The Senate Wv, We pteIuma,
be Brought to q close in the course Of the pre-.
aent OF. a, tarthest, next week.
That il will pass that body seems quite Ger.
tain from the declarations Of Senators, who
have already spokcn on the question, as to the
manner in which they should vote.
--:lt'e 'sis Of the bill in the house aERepresen.
t'ves is more donbtIul; probably it cannot pass
that branch Of Congress wi,hou, material a.
nentmcn's; Ifi,shculd finally bcccme 10 W.
IT may be regarded as mn expression Of Congress
in favor Of continuing the war Of conques, OF
occupation, and in favor Of a Regular army over
! volunteers
Tho following calculation has been made
with regard to The probable vote on the bill in
! the Senate:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
FRoN TAMr'co.--A letter in the New Or.
leans Times dated Tompico Ian lS keys.

FRoN TAMr'co.---A letter in the New Or.
leans Times dated Tampco, Jan. lS, tsys:
"CoI. De Russy OF The Louisiana Regiment.
has been for some weeks past engaged in eur.
vey'ng and clearing steamboat channel through
one OF TIE mouths Of the Tsmasi river, about
three miles above this town, and it 10 expected
that the work will be completed Tomorrow
This is a great improvement. both in a military
and commercial point Of view. ss the Tamnsi 10
navIgable Tor stenmbosts to within sixty or
eighty miles Of San Luis de Potosi and its rich
mining districts. BY this route troops can be-
thrown ic,o The centre of Mexico al compstively
little expense. md wb-n this il done. rich and
profitable trade will spring up between the in.
'erior a d Tampico.
A sort oi conspiracy was discovered nmong q
portion Of Captain Vests mounted volunteers
ves,eriny. The conspirators were headed by
S"rcssn, Van Doron, who. up TO this time stood
,ery high in his company. lie persuaded a
lumber Of his comoany TO desert with him, and
*" to the roads, for the purpose of robbine ira
iars lie has bren srre.ed, and will, il is
thought. suffer death.
There is at presert, quite large number Of
American ladies' here--wives of officers of ouI
.rmy-ana can assure you they have done
much in the way Of concilating aud removing
popular prejudice against officers of our army il
the higher circles Of Mexicans. for il was no
until recently that American officers were invi
A. l..
cans in this town. The accomplished lady o
ouT Governor. Col. Gstcs. was foremost in bring
ng this state Of things about"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

4 CAkDIp CONFESSION OF RAsCALITy.-We
find letter dated Albuquerque, New Mexico.
published in the New5ury por, Herald. The
writer is one Of that numerous class Of traders
who follow our army with the patriotic intention
o' mn'sterng TO the wants OF the soldiery.
'Our stock Was h0t intended tor the Mexican
market, but Tor the troops. aud consisted OF 9
little OF everything. chiefly ready made cloth.
ing, IrocerIes and liquors, such as brandy, gin.
wh'skey, &c. These ls.t articles sound harsh
10 yon, suppose, nut when you consider that
whisky. which IN ST. LOUIS costs 10 cents per
gallon, is worth here six dollars for the same
quantity, YOU perceive the temptation To deal in
The ar, Gle is very great besides, n conscien.
l,ous man like myself can so manage that bit
lit,ie harm 10 done from iis use, because we
generally mix one gallon OF wster with every
one Of whiskry! ! really think this is dong
much, very much, toward preventing the bad
effects of indulcng too strong in the 'cr,,sr' a
mong the people. hope to be able to do more
good in this way. ss Ne GO farther south. by cd
ding more water and charging nine dollsrs PEI
gallo, --'.' -. - -,.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
Lars snoN ssxico.


A Courier Mnrdere,' -Esp pe,ition AQains, Gu.
errillas-Cap,urp o' Ort,ba. ..>No Quorum
Assembled President Ansya succeeded by
Pens y Pens Renewed Rumorsofs Treaty
Gen. Marshall aud Col M,les at Puebls.
PsreRssrna Feb Ia.
Two OF the missing mails have come to hand
today, together witt expresses up To the 7th
iostapt
The steamship McKim had arrived ct New
Orleans with Vera Cruz dates to the 2ith. and
Tampco N the 3ls' ult
Tn. letters from Vera Ctua bring quite con.
Trajectory rumoss in relation TO the prospects of
peace.
A courier cent by Mr. Peo2lce. with the Pre-
s;dnnt'. m~ssa ge. for :he American Star, wss on
hi. return captured by the euerrillas. and taken
into the hushas beside the road, and stripped
ond s.,nt by them. Thisou,rsge was committed
in thr vicinity Of Vera Cruz.
Ccl. McCle!land, with 200 infantry and 600
mounted mou, had started up the Orizaba ro,d
% cut of the robbers, who are represented To
Mac unal.
Fiteen cases Of small pox had occurred at
Vera Cruz
II is positively asserted BY merchants, well
informed as to the state Of affairs in the intrr.
or. that General Lane was moving % Orizaba
with 500 cavalry.
Dates from Vera Cruz to the 2(ith ult bad al.
70 been received at New Orleans, by the srri,
val Of the bark Archimedes The Free Amer.
can Of ;hat date says, that Capt. Whipple had
arrived from the Capital, which plsce he left
on the l0th ult. He brings the news that Ofi-
s,b, had been taken by the troops sen, from
the Cspita for that purpose.
BY the arrival Of the ships Napier and Dau.
bers. from Vern Cruz dates to the 29h ult. had
been received OF New Orleans.
The train tina, left the capital on the ll'h had
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 9th ult.. without
having been molestet on the route. The train
comprised about 200 wagons. On the 18th
they encountered General Marshall and Colo.
mel Miles, with their respective commands a,
Pueba.
The American Star OF the l4th, states that a,
the latest dates from Queretsro quorum Of the
members Of Congress was not in attendance.
General Ansya had been succeeded by Pens
Pcn,, as President, and q new one was to be
chosen when the Congress assembled.
1t was rumored that Mr.. Tri.t had been in
conference with the Mexican commissioner,
and that certain terms had been agreed upor
between them. There is no authentic intelli
gcnce on this subject
The attack made by the Padre Jsruuts upor
the force under Coz. Hays consisting Of lOt
Ringers aud few Illinois volunteers, is confirm
ei. The attack was made 5y Jarau,a while ,ht
Americans were posing OF a hacienda, will
their horses unsadded The contest that ensu
cd resulted in the death Of eight Mexicans, ant
Jarauta was believed to be severely wou.ded
as bis Nurse was subsequently captured will
mnch blood upon the stdde. Col. Hays an
hIs party had arrived al Teotchuacsn.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

Cav. TArLos.-The Richmond Whie publish.
~ an extract from private letter fiom an old
anil esteemed friend, who 10 q neighbor and se-
qnaintance of Gen, Taylor, from which We quote
the following
Il am personally well acquainted with Gene.
raj Taylor, and YOU d. him no more than justice
an ranking him with Washington, TO whom alone
he is second in honesty of purpose and stern
Republican simplicity Of character"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

THE Tricks or TRApE Tho Boston Chron.
type relates M instance Of Ysnkss shaving
which came of lately in that city. that is worth
reading A Bap,s, Minister Of Boston had {.
rcnl estate which he valued Il, ssl9 0O0 and de-
sired to Convert into cash. An ongst those with
whom he sough. to negotiate wasa broker Of
that city. who owned house and lot on Boston
h,ts the value Of which il WAS alleged was /,
bout being greatly increased bya railroad, and
II was proposed that as this property would be
more valuable than the cergyman', 1t was Fl
naliy settled that the reverend penllemsn
should be pm, into quasi possession ot the fate,
to test their markrtubl-nrss. aud IN case he
should find them more convertible into the ready
than bis houses, the exchaoge might be ei-c.
ted.
In this state o. things the reverend gentle
| man eoon after received cal and an otf,r tor
the hat property Of $l5000 from n third party.
which he refused. In - day rtwo s',Il another
party called desirous 10 ge, bold Of the prop, r'y
| in the vicinity of the railroad. lie b'd upon
himself from $40 coo to Sl5 Geo. which WA dc.
clined A, la, he wished for and took a writ
ten refusal OF the property fr a few tays 81
SIG 0OO This done. the reverend gentleman
seeing his way clear To the cash, and thinking
to make Q handsome speculation for tight tlm"s
slipped to the brokers' and had the deeds rx
changed of his house for :hr fats. after which
breathing more freely, he mentioned 10 the bro
ksr that he had had m offer of Sl5 500 tor the
fate. BIZ, the offerer never came back, and the
flats proved TO be worth no, $1,000. The reve
rend seeing himself bromn.d: rrsnr'ed 10 9
learned Judge. to know if NE could help him ou
of the scrspe. But the learned Judge told hin
that he himself had made the bargain SO fss
that il WAS rot in the power of law 10 undo il
md sdvised him to make the best Of his Sl2,
coo worth Of experience.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
Arrival aT the sstbsr nta.

NEw YoRk, Feb. i6.
The Hibernia arrived sbout o o'clock She
sailed from Liverpool on tho 3oth ult, making
IN. passage in IS days.
Cotton had advanced St rev ID Wheat had
advanced sd.t SID. rer 10 lbs Corn is quoted
at 2os cd. to 32s Rye, 32s TO a2s cd, per 7olbs
The money market is easier for discount -
The Bank Of England has reduced the ioteresl
10 4 ne, cent. '.r.
The King Of Denmark 10 dead. ''''t' :
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

o. Rail Ro.p Iron is now imported from
England and sold in New York, At $50 per ton
In consequence Of this, the Montour Company
at Danv,le, will close their extensive mill, as
soon ss the orders now on hand are complied
with VIII the tariff Of 4 papers put this down
under The head Of more ruin" and hurra, for
Bob Walker and Free Traje'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
democratic Central Taylor Conn
nllttee.

Hon John c Bucher, of Dsuphin county
Hon John NJ Read, Of Philadelphia city
Hon Richard Vaux DO do
Robert Allen, Esq do do
Andrew Miller, Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel D Patterson, Esq Manigom-ry county
Franklin Vanzant, Esq. Bucks county
Joseph Lewis Esq Chester county
DR. William Gray, Delaware county
Henry w smith, Esq Berks county
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county
Charles w Higgins, Esq. Northumberland co
Hon John Snyder, Union county
Col James Burnside, Centre county
Robert Fisher Esq York county
Oliver Watson. j. Esq Lycoming county
Gen J X Morrhesd. Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, W-s,morelsnd county
Thomas Power, Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward HerricL, Bradford county
Hendrick B Wright, Esq Luz-rnt county
Francis W Hughes, Esq Sthuylkill county
James l.. ellis ESQ Elk county
James Peacock ESQ of Dsuph,n county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

THs UREA CosvEsrIos The N. Y. Herald
has teleersphie despatch OF the l4,h, stating
that Gen, Zachary Taylor will receive the nomi.
nation Of this body for President. ri,h Hon. John
4: Dir, foI Wee President -"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

Az ENrRAeRpIsARr REVIVAL or !
pears 10 prevail in the Methodist
Churches OF Burlington and Camder
Of Baptism was administered by NJ
the Burlington Baptist Churh, in II
though the day was exceedingly inc
Gazette also mentions that the rema
ber ais persons have united with q
Church there since the first OF De
that the excitement still continues,
meetings Of the Methodist and Bapi
at Camden are also throngeG.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

A Nrw RAILKo.p TO LANCASTER - Besides the
Columbia Railroad we are likely TO have new
means Of communication with Lancaster which
will BE- opened TO us ria Reading. The people
Of Lancaster find that the demand for coal is IN.
creasing, and it is time that measures should be
taken 10 open rev facilities for transpoIta;ion.
1t is urged that the construction OF such road,
ria Adains'own, Reams,own and EPhra,a TO
connect with the Reading Railroad, would afford
. desirable route for Transporting coal 10 the
South, besides supplying the pornlous city and
county of Lancaster, a. well AZ other avenues
would also afford large amount Of miscellane-
ous freight, such as merchandise, grain, -four,
produce, &c, for tran. .rortation upon arailroad.
Ephrsfa is about midway on the route, and
within a circle OF only miles from that point
there ar. As girls, mills 90 saw mills ) woollen
and csrding mills, 2 oil mills, furnace, l6 tan.
neries, 40 stores, &c. A large amount Of iron
and produce from Lebanon county would find
its way 10 market from this point. From Ian.
caster By mrsns ofth, Cones'oga Navisa,icn aud
Tide Water Canal to IIavrs de Grace, from which
point coal may ts shipped to any part OF the
world. -... ....
The route is down grade. with the exception
Of miles, between the Red Lion Tavern the
course wsuld be in a direct line, ria the wes,
branch Of Muddy Creek and Adamstown, theme,
along Stony Run 10 Reamstown, along the val
ley ofthe Cocalieo Greek TO Ephrsta. and from
thence TO the Conestogs and TO Lancaster. dowI
grade BY those streams. at en- average fall o
grade Of sbou, "a feet Ter mile. The course
would be nearly straight line. the DISTANCE pro
badly be shorter than the load. .-PAid- Ledge,
snAtL Pcx -Ovsr twesty cases Of snsllre
! Asvs eecuTIed 10 Bs,hsny, Nss' "a. -,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

GEs CAss-The State Journal, Indiana, de-
nies that the Indiana Convention has nominated
Gen. Cass for the Presidency. .... .tr..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
s362,i0i SO

Am TO IMH VOLUNTEERS The lower House
of the Mississippi Legislature has passed bill,
appropriatinc $4,000 for the benefit Of the vo-
lunteeIs from that State now in the field
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
rrntn The rii,n Gun,

! termination os nv. aarhsran for she Prss'-
| a.ncy. OPP Mug Of she Campaign.
At. n..,ine q, n-.,ly al, ths democratic
members Of onr st,te t-sisstfe, be,d In the
ra., Committee Room OF the Capitol! Oh Tues.
day evening last Hl,n taAss BreaAsas wis
| formally nominated for the Presidency. The
meeting wns orsan niset -Sy thsappoinsmsEs -sf
the following officers .......-.. ..
Pre.idant-- witt,AM F fAcrss wee ftesi.
dents~ James l. Giiis, los,ph Laubach iot
| B Gordon Thomas Grcve Secretaries =. Alonao
l. wilcox, b S schoornvet.
An address ITO the People Of the I. States
, was submitted TO the meeting by Senator GsAw.
LEY, read and adopted, in which three thinss
are clearly demonstrated
lst That MIR. BrcHASas is the favorite son
Of Pennsylvania What is 10 become Of Mr..
DalLAsN
Cd That Penusylvana ia entitled to the nomi-
nation.
3D. That Mt Buchanan can bs elected
For the spet iai henef, Of our patriotic and
! disinteres,ed friends of the Custom House of
;his city, We copy the following small
! capitals, i'alic ant all
1--WE intend no Encouragement TO the other
distinguished Democrats named in connection
with the Presidency when we affirm, that among
| them all we discover none, "ho in our opinion
more pre- emiuebtly unitet the qualities Of head
and heart. demanded by the existing crisis, than
does JAMS BccuAxAS, the tcvorii, Son Of Penn
| syironia His nomination by the Democratic
National Convention, wonli propose to the A
| merican people, not only a firm and uncompro
missing stand against rexco, until the misguided
republic shall consent TO guarantee to our gov
ernment and people inll indemnity for the pns
and security for the fufu'e-bu; j. would also
so unite and harmonic conflicting sectional ele
ments at home, as to bind the American people
still more closely in the bonds Of q safe and en-
during national brother hood Ills qualities a.
proved by long and ev-ntful trial in public lii,
would assur. US Of an able, upright. sad secur,
to the country Chief Magistrate, who woul,
steer the shi p Of State in safety through every
doubt, fear aud peril And should that most de
plorable event ever occur, tho dissolution Of the
American Union, against which the Father o
vnced that it could not and would not be Will.
we would have a; the helm q pilot. so sklIfu
and experienced as JAMEs BucHASAS. On tn,
contrary, the sacred ties which now link 10
chain o: adarnent, never 10 be rent asnuder."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

o. A bill has been reported in the Senate 10
inc orporatc the Pot,svile & Danville Telegraph
Company
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

BrsrSEss PsosrEcrs The hote
ming 70 be crowded with WesterI
and Market street wesrs . busy as
bales and barrels cover the side WI
interior Of the stores show the ind
ants engaged In 'skin. down, put
ing on, and packing the rich goo
son opens Propisous. and the crowd
shs~s 'es' Philsdsipsis s'ill "sin'
.ssG,e9 commercial reputation. --P
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

r. Y. PALMER, Esq, at hts Jss.d Es.
fate and dOdi Ofgcs, corner Of 3d and Chcsaut
Streets, F'h5tadciphfu, ot his Ofac "" 100
.Nassam street, sNsr York, g. II. Corner RAJ
tts,rr and (airsrf sfs, BGhfnor@. aad No i6
State Snes', Bos' on, fs authorized to act 40
.sgenf, ard receipt tor all n'ontss das THE
onsre. FIR subscription or afrerffsinS.
E. w. CARR. corner Of Third and Dock
Streets. Sun Buildings. opposite Merchants
ErchanRe, Philadelphia, is also authorised to
act as our Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19
1'o,a'. 80
Mpjrity for the bill 10.

TAr RuNoRKD Treaty The President, on
Friday, sent in the following message TO th.
House, in answer 70 an inquiry from it respect.
ing the treaty With Mexico, which, report says
has been framed The president says -
mo communication has been received from
Mexico containing proposition from the Mex
can srthortias or commissioners for treaty OF
peace. except the "eounter project" presented
BY the Mexican commissioners 10 the commits
sioner Of the United States on the 9th Of Sertem,
Der last, q copy OF which, with the documents &C
comparing II, communicated 20 the Senate OF
the United States on the 2d inst"
The Union aludins TO this message. 'ay.:-
"It i. Whispered that Mr.. Mcintosh, the Bri
tish agent, has attempted to bring about such a
negotiation and had given some assurances to
General Scott Of the disposition of the Mexican
government 10 propose some coneiis,ory scheme
Of adjustment. 1t is Whispered also, that these
assurances had not been verified. But how far
these suggestions are true, we have no means o.
ascertaining. II seems certain that the govern
ment ha. no Official or positive information or
! the subject"
A BRokIR ABsco>DIp The New York He
raid Of yesterday says there was great excite
| m.nt in Wall street on Saturday. in consequence
OF the sudden disappearance of broker, stree
/ stock sPecula'or He had been in Wall stree
only about three months, but his checks seem-t
TO pass very well, and he was allowed 10 bu,
stocks, and deliver his checks therefor He pro
cured stocks in this way to the amount OF abou
$50 900, which he sold to other brokers, and re
eeived their cheeks in return; these checks b.
ing good, he succeeded in obtaining sl5, 900 from
the Phrnix Bank, on Friday, and the balane
from some other moreyed institution, with whcl
he sbsconded. about three o'clock on Saturday y
and is supposed TO have embarked in the steam
ship Northerner, which sailed at ths, hour. Sc
vrral brokers, we learn, will be made poor b,
this act.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

% STATE ov THE BlsK OF FNoRTHrNBEsLaSp.
The suhjoined is a rorrec, s,a,emen, OF the af.
fairs Of the Bank Of Nor,hum berland furnished
to the panvile Democrat. on the 10th inst, by
one of the Directors, from which it will be seen,
that this Institution has available funds enough
an hand to redeem almost i,s whole circulation,
even if called nnnn nj nnce
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-19

ssAlr Pcs -ovsr tweasy eases Of snsllre
As~s eecorred 10 Bs,hsny; Nv "a. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-07
M A We JOU II N A L..
PORT or SEW YORK. DKcEMBER .

ARRIvFD-Bat Cleo fof NharsH Small % cy ~ lHsrcs 30
ballast and 49, psss-aecfs, 20 X Poet
ss-rnshp souerner. Bern, s. hoar- n Charleston aoss -
a Co.
Ilok b, s Tie on Chs~iou Sunday 10 AN u An pa.
- no Commerce conf Menday AN. exchanged slss stl
.l C,arr IN AM made siaftoaft to~
iar d,gud b. .h upset could usse ua cos part 81 -
letters hfh dsfou C. supposed a. he
NC she painted black above ws-r e AID sf--1 -
uantopmasi stasdns with saop,ti Hurled fh each -
uaisN schr CON. k-srrN.
H-g hp Fanny DE nest ~ sy m Aave ns.e ine 10 ps'sn
-rs Nov lp. ~ hog - g. saw hsk LORD
enc OF Ivsfpool the fore and d, the dst stern
sn> buvas sae, and hou-s t.s al stove
Bosionl Boui-lc. m Csrdh, No' 4 railway iron
Books Nos a 6 org ~, able scndtias fae a
-ch stove lie stern hols-, ua.h9ped ne
and Cau-i ts e-s- Co sst badly, A. o.
a pumps The ta, r-~ overheard about M toss o
s t.ro l partially shs'ed an lie weather noteUt@c
ecr-8 t> remainder r.it - cso, the '-fsi " rsts m
Rrs Mar-ar-s HI 81 iv fn Nss.o fruit % nos ssirf
sin At.lph. spafrov rruvincst0Wu. onrut - Virginia
s.hr james Iaersncs. Smith, Nlondor
slhf sarah. rsr.cn. fartsud
s,hf Msffi. Morfii. lertislf
SAILED. strsn,sfin Cambria. lsf Ia. Llrrlps-