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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27
Law Intelligence.


CouRT APPEALs-November Term.-Nov. a.
Mr. Herman resumed his argument OF cause No. 10,
part Of the respondent; Mr. c. p Kirkland heard
part Of appellant, and closed the argument
No. H. James Cor. appellant, Us. Hiram Cliff
spondent Geo. +. Comstock for appellant; B. Davis
permit ted to be argued, exchanged with No IT, No.
II to be argued after No a.
No 81. Thomas Burch, opPeliont,rs. Walter L. New-
bury, implseded &c respondent A. Loomis for appel
liant; Spencer and Herman for respondent. w. II.
DEMO Of counsel opened the argument Of this
part Of appellant An appeal from the decision Of
the Supreme Court of the Fifth district denying .
rehearing at . spt cal term upon decree made at q
special term before Judge Gridley. Mr. Herman heard
part Of respondent, and MIR. DEMO closed the ar
gument.
FRIpAY. Nov. "a Chief Judge levitt announced
that to-day was day for hearing moions thereupon
the following motions were made NO 0. Jsbes II.
Gilbert, appellee, vs. Stephen Luos ct 81, appellsnts.
Grant for appellee, w Duer for appellants. Mo-
ticn by Mr. Foster Of counsel for appellee to permit
cause to be argusd-the defsult having been opened
motion granted and set down for Tuesday next
No. 36.-Dsniel " Thomas and others, executors and
appellant sgt Damon Coats, respondent Motion by
g. Comstock. Efq Of counsel for appellants. to put
of this for the term, and after hearing Davis
granted payment Of the cost Of the term No. o.
Horace Biddleeum respondent. ast John Stewart, Jr
and others appellants B. Bsgley for respondent,
John Clarke for appellants This cause exchanged
with No II. Mr. j. Clarke part Of appellant opened
the argument; MIR. c. p. Kirkland OF counsel,
heard part of and Mr. Clarke closed for
appellants No. "a -BeDjamin Ogsbury, respond dent,
pondeut }. L. Graham for appellant, w. M. Hoffman,
Of counsel for appellant opened the argument Of the
cause and at Mt of the court had not closed
Court adjourned Syracuse Star.
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PnADE.PrnA. Nov 2e, 4 ? N-Auived-steamship colum.
Walter Harhmsn Charleston; Baii,e stokes Nsss1 ur
Pcs.nse,s srswey Boston koI oliver JssL
imam a sass r ras
Calais Coles NYoii Gresnaed NIonaUn
Ce.rdshp sSsquehs Duneyy Liverpool banks Nsshua
sn;s. Pearl b.%%ona Ps. Prescott, I sty.n
vns sra Ssss ,Ssp1se
~ Hewitt Brooklyn; Ganelc Re Ngsdrd Jas Day. Nash
miscellaneous.
LITTER BAGS Of steamer Acadia for Halifax and Liverpool
where Ss ps raid f1 ,s d:
tnatiop. wv
Letter Bass Of ship Roscus for Liverpool win close at tho
Letters for Rio Jsneiro Calao, VALPARAISO Oregon &C. will
forward ed per steiner Panama INV
sur Clara The from this vetsel ashore on Truro
TRsa %.. sysys
and would make an effort to haul her of next tide
BRIG SHAMROCK arrived hence at sasua In Grand.
lo inst distress. having been in severe al or re Ss
zeth October 70 which she lost maiuopmAst gsns had
quite probable that she would be condemned ''"oe'
scHE EN- TnonrsoS. at Baltimore from NSau was
swept long stove lost sails an U mao aess
supplied BY the revenue cutter in the bay p''''A' was
KEY WEST Nov lQLeft lbrs Laurence Clark brig Napoleon
smith DE- sa:.sy ssFs nj i ss%
ss ~ h.7 S Ss put leaking 1909 -FOUR
hs. been alp.td s the salvage Il 70 Be ssed BY arS
in her hold scbr Charlotte French from Boston Tor NO.
folk put in fer repairs having experienced heavy
salts and damaged cargo schr Mathew I'd from New YORK.
put In the 18th having been on tie Babams sms
kye,s Sawyer from New York. arrived che 9th inst Wins
Louisville AID kes're condemned Briggs Peoonc Richards ~
gsi1irE Lyeomisg Gardner waiting Juno socbng repairing
dscbarnI sshrs hhgsi Jones reprug stewart K. b,n
o The S.: .sd e s.1sa s.s:
ct $4,000. ,sN '~'''1
DERErJcr VESSEL BROUGHT PoRr-Tbe CAM Nav
Pss SGs ssIaS from ,o sr1, and two days
veil jaime: wsop Lsmnl Shaw William Eldfdss Enos schs.
naer and Samuel scheiDger arrived on
evening last having the schoo Charleston The shoe
pilots state that the I'D nst whilst crusng of Indian Rver
fell In with schooner Char eson 10 he
Of and from Warrington c. with stores bon for New
York; Der beam ends both water and
They immediately cut hr main rigging bent ha ~eI to
her msibmss and hauled It outhep FIST 20 Iormss
but did not succeed drawing out the ehan
tot The night being advanced very they msde line
fast to the foremost AID until neat ey
chain banging ard which 10 tar
ing her In tow The had previously BY The crew
Of vessel bound south. who carried ofber mansaI b. and
sn topea The Herald Lost her ysw outde the Capes which
increased the hardship and difficulty Of towing her pert
Spoken.
u sh'p HrxGs iton Aysss0sl w Rsss4 ~ r 49,
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FRon THE PRovMcEs.-By the arrival Of the Sc
Hator. we have S. John, N. B and Halifax pa
p.rs ~ !. ,.tA rte From the Hat4ar Sum We learn
that the hou.e ofMr Jsnss Hagsr, hatter took nrs
nom the bursting Of pot ysrrsh :sd Mrs nsSI
perishsd In the flames. The ssne ma ths proUrie
consumed about fourteen years siHo~. s '
tor died from injuries received at that thu Of st
The whole Of the public property Of the 81, ne
John N B. is advertised to be sold at auction, by
Sheriff 10 sstisfv an execution issued out OF the Su
prewe Court, for flleooo The Msy B'sr . h.I
~ ,oose system of accounts corrnptton
rsckrssness and extrsvsgance, Of former boards OF
Common Council"
The late gale was very severely felt at st. John on
Mondsy bat We hear Of NO report OF damage done 10
shipping.
The Fredericton Reporter rays:-In about ten days,
tie line of electric telegraph from St. Andrews to ST.
John will be completed and in full operation This
il the contn uaten- not, hope, the conpetion-of
line which extends from the city of New Orleans all
the way TO ST. John Next spring 1t will be continued
to Halifax and, trust to Fredericton; rs We know
the House Of Assembly win give all proper encourage
ment to such laudable undertaking
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ship rh:s sA Of and from Bosom for Canton. 50 days
BARI ,asi. Isd Rish rom for New Orleans Nov D.
ssdsn. Harding from baltimore for Valparaiso. Nov "a
cvsAOSA Nov brig AlS..ia q coaa:ss for New York
NASSAU. Bs: stoke. fsI .a.pA
20 NJ PRmcE Nov lO-BIs Haya Quits for New York
days AesSury tor do 10 days. schooner casAndr for do IL
days ,,-~
cenaneouI wv mug
Home Ports.
BOSTON, Nov -Arr ship edward Everett Boss ysparaiso
ship Meteor L,ws. Gsdz barr WIN L.srsS A,sy Liver
5sss md S. EsT S.s
Cork brig Peach eags asyssn u. rovn,stswn Brs
es ~
jsdss Thipss, E.si"Sa Yates sssaos Curtis
Philadelphia caster cibbs VIM Davis Morton; Sabao RAY
.e s.a iHs sSn
aseer. AlesaSd,a Mon real a.rmsn FEEDER sksburg Dol
mer, and Ottoman CIR fin Phadsph. Gov Arnod Edridgs
Eos w sna s BAIRD
Franklin churSsct. Phiadephia Pacific, Yates Fhiadspas
Albany; cer,o Crockett New York. albany Packet cussS
York At Quarantine ship Eli hitnty Dyer Liverpool
does Eglan,ne Hanson Jacme Kete barks John Par
ker Cloae Savannah Mohawk. Lord Richmond Ida Hsett
Baltimoe irg Wahsesa Smith, Galveston enroy
Bndosan, and Hopes briggs Arcturus Belron Osean Aeorp
Carter Braxton. Excellent lsw) veaseo II Chiffon rl
BALTMoRE Nov 25-Ar Br schr Expert McPnee Halifax
nchsrd Border Bears FAN River rhomp
SON. Kean Nassau MP Cid ship Acadia (Br) Dunn London
brig Cohen Ha~ thorne. Mobe sussex Rust rrn,d,
Time, (Br) Hudson Nassau Mp Cid tuesday brig Juno
King ton; Franklin, Boston; schr Sussex. Trinidad
, CaARlEsroN Nov 2l-Arr schr Energy Swift New York
ARA 2s steamship NorherneE Budd Charleston; spsy Car,
line Read Providence brig tmy Hasty New Yora
Also arr ship Sarah Purngton Parngton Bath Me- bari
Mary Florence Trot do; chrs Laredo, fendeton sagua
Grande Henry. Reed. Baltimore; Eugene Fuman New York
known. Cid ships Aramina, (Br) Hutchinson Liverpool
Uucas Latham, Antp Camden. Sherwood New York. Ja
Calder Polster LveIoooE Charleston. Brown. New York
brgs Townsend, Koons Matan2a Apadale, Sherman New
York Bell Span, Asena Barcelona; schr Ts
tier Havana Sid ships Uncas Latham, Antwerp Cbareson
Brown, NYork Caharne, warde do bark FREDERICK fSpln
Havana; Albion, Cooper Baltimore sohr Newton Smth New
NOBLE Nov l7-Ar banks Alpha. Bennett New York. AIo
Tarleton Teethen do brig Richmond Stearns sch
New Orlesuf CID ship Venice Salter ayre
brig Nonico Burke Franklin a. Lanfear N,ayls
| do Monterey, Appleby New Orleans.
NEw HAVEN Nov 2S-Arr schrs Splendid, Albany; Fox
-, New York.
NoRroLK NoA 2s-Arr tchrs Mary Jane Mott New York
Rnggold do Album Bassett Boston, Lncy Jane Wang
worth Albany; Willow, Thomaston Cid brig Nauvoo Holmes
Mayaeues I'D schr Frank, hcMath, New Yorx
PRovDEHcE, Nov Arr bark Acadia, Crosby Charleston
Pierce Squire Brother Conkp DO; Governor
Smith Philadelphia Nnetts Cherry Seaport Baker do: al
Frederic Brown Gardiner NYork Sid BF Reeves Phadepbia
Byssbtium Grace, Charleston
RICHMOND, Nov 81 Below, schr Courier from Boston. 81
49, scbrs Smack New York; Memento Tsry do
Agenora, Herk, Thomastop; Bridgewater Smith, Boston,
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psehipg pockets against him. sbc-
Soast he having been eaugb' q which shsrs 70 no
Ssrs certain that the four .o,a .ocr.sd ~
rtss rom DR.. Darlington, will, for .
@1,.~. rno from prsying upon the public.
,n m Ola Slead guilty, will be sentenced along
WIZ WV Wv Duke and Tobacco Jack.
ssme" Black, Of BlArsvlle, Pa. was seriously
r Yesterday, between two cars, on the railroad
near the Inclined plane.
se half Of the Spring Garden water works reservoir
hA4 been re paired and put in use.
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SHIP NE VS. NOTICE..

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, Will CON-
for favor upon Nc by having al parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Neio Yerk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our rews steamer, the Nxw,
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the VI.
entity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, win oonfer an additional
favor by forwarding to tho Herald through the mail
otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community. We viii gladly reeipro
cate the favor.
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The telegraph company are building a tower,
ONE hundred feet In height, at the Washington
feet in height and adjusted that 1t can be wsred
when nece,sary By these mesns, IL believed that
the interrupt Of the wires at that point be pre-
vented. Few brsakages the line have Of late &C.
ourred-Byidfeporf Standard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

Communal STATISTICS Lowell Offering
s,a,e, that IN one mil, during the past eighteen
,s,rs an, two Of the boys and four hundred and
a.. gt,,s ~ We beeU married during nve years and
from another LII oi~ hundred and sIshty.ssysn Of
ths girls bav. been n~rrsa dnrins nvs years ans
auhe vess nasS1Da - ens
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sun sErs. 80. 80. -. a Men warm 81
Arrived.
to sA r.. T. Sa to- asi
Ship ChaIieson Brown Charleston days with mdss to
Bulky The was boarded BY the Jews Boy
johnson Spoke O.. g.
spoke whale ship Sarah Of from Matapose on xSa ns
out The boarded last night BY the News
Bremen brig Augu:ts s.sssu1eer Port Prince days.
ss'' News 81 o to
Y lon S spite Sss1 ship 70
1ss New. a Bly, with
Now GSs.,ss
g Franz and fson Boston, i t
g gale SD Blew ' a sa ~ Is S9
Ss To s ~ sss r9 sI. Ss ,d
schr VIM Hazard saunderson Key West Gays with cot
sn1s Mitchell Bay days
Cape Hsttsras and has sxpsIienosd Of gales
ss .s .hS S sss n, ON h @ in e.
Cope St Marks days with eo S1ss 70
sslS sSs. Tsni.:, Ielssr wI,,miossen. NC. day.
s ssSr Hs f. Pnne. minsoSs &C. NC
schr Deborah, Robbins. washin ton, Ne.
s ss1 jn. sss:ss Ss:.. vs. NC
Ser, sfr s,,s n Davis
Sohr Pampice Fuford Washington NC
s sss1 l ls ja As R. S. Ss Nc days.
eohr Frask, Mchat Norfolk. Q days
sehr Nyert, Smith Milford. Del
echr Edgar Baker, Delaware City.
Schr Dscotah Smith, Delaware, 2 days
echr John Jones emith Wilmjngt, y, Del, 2 daya
echr her Candy. PhiladelphA 2 days
Sch Jofeph Nores johnson, Philadelphia
Schr Freeman Themae, Thorn aston. DAYS.
Schr Mary Farley, Tate, Thomaston
Schr Mary Use Crockett, Thomastcn.
Sehr Anthem, tnew) Sturgea Mystic CT.
Lighter schrs Hiram Dixon Alice Ellis Powhatan and Bril
liant with cotton, from ship Julia Howard ashore West Baoi
RAlO~.
ship Ivahhoe Edwards Liverpool, Nov to Taylor Merrill
Portuguese bark Emma from Lsbsn
Bark Canton, Hardin g. Is days from Key West
Brig Or clio. Of Addison, Me-
Brig Motto. from Calais, Ne.
Also, ship and one brig.
Sailed.
Packet chip Margaret Evans shipe KeusnroD IA
tava John De Wolfe Lverpoo Flordan Antwerp Quebec
Katahdn. Thos Perkins, 6avanna barks Emily MINI
MadeIa; FAvius MaanraE Phenx adi,: Nav 1ovsr
Bsrtat Delhi ournam Joseph Coperthwate
Vanguard, (Bs) Windsor, NS; Victoria Portsmouth
Packet ship 9asart Evans Tinker for London that
ashore the Middle Saturday got OF ,e same
night and having received no damage
The ship julia Howard from u arestod still mains sshoc
on the v est Bani, dschargng her cargo ~.'''
NoynmEn %-wind, at SUNRISE W; meridian NV, sum
set,NW. 80 ~
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrDENT-O. G. Pratt
OF Illinois, TO be Assistant Justice Of The Supreme
Court Of the United States for the Territory Of Oregon
In the place Of William A. Hall, declined.
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CANAL CLosEp.-Ths Illinois and Michigan Canal
was closed by Ice the 10th inst Near La ALE on
the Ill., the Ice from three TO four inches thick
s-~ A.vAs~ssSA uss ss<s~Ay susDsnAeA
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News PROM THE WEsT.-From Mr.. Peoples,
who left Corpus Christi on the 18th ult., we learn
there parties in that place from every part Of the
Rio Grande frontier, and from several Of the
beyond the river. Although everything quiet
the surface net expected by the best informed
that IL will be long enjoyed, and that the first
disturbances In the capital OF Mexico will be the signal
for an outbreak in the northern provinces.
The act Of driving the garrison from Tampioo though
small in itself ana probably premature has been
less appreciated II not directly concurred In The
Of Nusva Leon refused to assist the sodery
either with untions. and the friends Of
ration draw favorable inference to the unanimty
Of the people when the time comes for action The
MexicaDs moving to this side Of the Rio Grsude
very fast and settling their lands assured Of pro-
lection from the Indians, by American troops.
During the last month. party Of ten or twelve
LAWYERS Americans were captured near Clay Daviss,
In Starr county and chained down for trial. there be-
ing, as yet, no jail in the county. They had been
Iobbng Mexicans and Americans, and deded the
laws but the citizens turned out masse and arrest
ed them.
great many Americans are on the Rio Grande
nov; principally those who with army In
Mexico They are strewn from Laredo down to the
mouth Of the river, though principally in Cameron
county, and near to Matamorss - Gsireston News,
Nor. 3.
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Sale or Lands for Taxes.

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, ALBANY, Nov. ~. 1873.
beg permission through your paper to state for the
information of all that the sale Of lands for
taxes commenced Monday last and will progress by
counties In alphabetical order until completed. find
that with the clerical force In my office IL is impossible
to continue to receive taxes during the SALE and
the books posted up am therefore compelled to say
that taxes will be received for the years l84o
l. and T. until the sale closes which will probably
be in In about four weeks. But those owing taxes
need have no apprehension Of losing their lands by
sale. they redeem at any time within two years
from the close Of the SALE without additional charge
except interest Mt 10 per cent. per snnum
WILLARD FILLMORE, Comptroller.
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Passengers Arrfv

Passengers Arrived.
TAMPA BAy-Schr premont-M-s DR. w God and children
Mrs White, Master White, and Mrs Davis
KEY WEsr-Schr m ii Hasard-Capt Turner
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LIABILITY OF HOTEL h EEPERs.-At the Court OF,
Common Pleas, in Greenfield, Mass, this week,
the ease Of Ashbel Diokins on, of Vermont against
winchester Son, Of the Exthsnge Hotel In Spring
field for damages tustained In the loss Of trunk en-
trusted 10 the Of backmsk employed by Messrs
Winchs ster was tried. The suit brought to re.
seysr Of them the value OF trunk And contents SIPS
The Jury rendered verdict Of S1ls for the plaintiff
Exceptions wore taken to the ruling Of the by
defsud auts' counsel
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ARR ven

SUN RBEs 80. 80. 80. 80. Is NOON SETS. is
SUE SETS. 90. 80. 90. 80. AZ HIGH wArzR 81
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7 IsT OF LETrERs REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once November 49, lS4a
PuBIIsHED THE LAR eEsr
CIRCui ATOM
Please mention the date the List in which they arc
LADIES LIST.
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The TeIegraphic Controversy


The publication, now, of adverse decision on one
ofmy claims Of former application for patent for
my s,s,em Of electro chemical telegrsphiDg, is pro-
aucRg wrong impressions respecting my and suo.
cessful application Editors who have published Arti
sles the subject, respectfully referred the
lowing explanatory facts -
LIST The opinions expressed by the patent commits
sioner and Attorney General, which have just been
telegraphed, and otherwise published news, were
given more than month ago. respecting the applica-
ton made by me last spring for American patent
bssed my European patent of one thousand eight
hundred and forty-fix (S46) for certain "improve-
mentsn in Electro Chemical Telegraphing
&C. Finding that for technical or other reasons, an
adverse decision given Of the claims Of that
applet ION the correct ness Of which viii not low
make any remarkJ immediately made another appli.
cation for patent, going back than ave years
and ba'ing that claim on my original mode Of Electro
Chemical Teiegraphing as patented in Eurape in
thousand eight hundred and forty tn. (1Sa3 being
three four before Professor Morse ed even
ssreat for such purpose. On this original European
patent by which transmit intelligence with gre at
pidity by "singe circuit" thus rendering 6second
AIRY circuits wholly unnecessary The commissioner
Of patents after full confederation decided my
the 22d November instant, and ordered pa
tent to be issued to which patent is ndergo
ing the regular forms Of the patent Office and will be
issued in q few days. Yours, respectfully,
ALEXANDER Balm.
N.- Vnxh Mo- osth 1e1s
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AFFAIRS IN BRAZu.-The editor Of the Mobile
Register has received a letter from friend, Tor
merly citizen OF Mobile now q resident of Rio de
Janeiro giving some interesting information in refe
renee IN the condition Of affairs N that country We
COPY from the Register :His letter is dated on the
9th Of September, 1S4S He says Here, everything
remains quiet. rbe great question upon which the
two parties have committed themselves s the
eave trade. The party in power, for the moment
strongly committed against this trade, aud are
vigorously appointing anti African slave trade par
teans to office. They have lately seized and con6s-
Gated lot y.intreduced Africans This party
unites great mass Of intelligence, and 10 altogether
Brazilian. IL opposed by well organized, wealthy
influential and active party composed OF Portuguese
and Brazilians, who far from Departing though
they under par for the moment suspect that
public opinion is not yet en- ightened enough to
tain the recent ministry but they the ultimate
~ winning aide, and like you, democrats II they
stumble, twin only be to light upon their feet again.
he says, In another place, speaking Of the
American Minister to Brazil " Mr. Tod occupies the
Nargest sno finest private house In Rio On the 10Th
M be gave splendid ball to wards of 400 persons
~ -aEilisns, Americans aud English IL IA said to
hasss been the handsomest thing OF the kind ever
given here and gave great satisfaction These thipos
and hi, popular department make him a fsvorite
make tn EN- psy our claims. A dozen men. of war
would do good than coaxing and feasting them
know enc ugh to tell you this with confidence our
correspond, mt seems likely to infuse spice Of our
Hessys: "a have been applying to the government
here elusive grant 10 navigate the river ANA
by steam. had dsspaired Of success, but ut
prsreBt, have pretty ssDPuine hopes II they give
II TO me. do them good service. and help my.
self and that to-, In the heslthisst nd delight
full climate ever was In IL is little singular but
nevertheless true that right under the equator the
whole length OF he Amazon, the Inhabitants enjoy
the most excellent Ar d uninterrupted health whilst,
on all the streams 9TH OF the equator in q outh
America they are more or less sickly.'n
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Sailed.

tavia John De Wolfe Lvrpoo5 Fordan- Antwerp Quebec
New Orleans Ambassador Mobile; Powbsttan New Crieans
Ktahdin do; Thos Perkins 6avannah Emily MIN
MOBILIZE Empire do Wave, Sa briggs John GottenSurr. L.
Bsrta Delhi surnam; Joseph Coperhwa Phiisdeiphia
Vanguard, (B.) Windsor, NS Victoria Portsmouth
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Packet ship Nasaret Evans Tinker hence for Lndor
was ashore on the Middle on Saturday Last
and on her voyage having received damage
The ship JuA Howard from u arlesod still remains shorc
on the est Banb, dischargng her cargo. '
Novnnrn %-wind st sunrise. W; meridian, NV, rm
setNW, - - wv Jun
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