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NEW CONCERN.

TEsIE subscribers have taken the house lately occup
IL ed by MI, Charles lancry, and opposite Don L.
l. Peters, for the purpose of conducting the
sadile aad Harness Business
in all its various branches and take this opportunity of
informing their friends and the public generally that
they will keep constantly on hand every article usually
found in such establishment $ made after the most an
proved styles Of the best materials and in the most SUB
siattial manner.
Persons in want any article in Our ne will do we'll
70 gave US cali, a. seare Determined sell veTy low
Orders from toWn Or country thankfully received and
promptly attended Y.
WM. T. !IIc KEY.
WM. L. ROBERTSON.
NR.-All repairing Shall be done neatly and On short
notice.
August Sim
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PETERS s. STIGIFP

re ! F4HN Z = IIIIF1R,
al the stand formerly occupied by ID. T. c. Peters,
Would solicit the "lsom Of the friends and patrons ot d.
T. c. Peters, and the public generally
They intend keeping constantly on hand large and
well selected stock Of
Staple md Fancy Dry Goods, Family Groceries &c.,
and will in few weeks add TO their present stock full
supply Of the most fashionable goods that can be procur.
ed in the Northern cities. They pledge themselves to
use every eXertion and spare pains their part to
render their business agreeable loa who may favor
them with their Custom
DON'T. G. PETERS.
JAMES A. SIlGLlR
August 3-fs
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r WILL pay the above reward Of $50 for the
4 hension and delivery q

T WILL pay the above reward Of $50 for the appre-
\ hension and delivery u
J7uES Q. UILLLlNS
to the Jail of ApPoma'toy. He made his escape from
Jail on Thursday, the 27h inst. by cutting his way
through he foor with an aucer
SAID James O. Williams was tried ct our last Supe-
ri'r CoWl for unl1winiIy shooting Robert Webb aud
-eatenred 'the Peoieutiary for three years. There
will BE- a reward offered for him in few days by the
Governor.
Williams is between q and % years Old. 5 feet s
ircnes high, salow cnmpexion, bad front teeth and
brown halr"hlch he wore very long. lie had when
he left air Of striped panaons. green jeans and
cloth cap. He is " heelwHght BY trade, and
has serv d several years at the lalors trade. lie Will,
have dia1;, change hs clothes and have his hair
trimmed his father and brother We're both Seen Turk
~ about tile Cyur, House late that night
JOHN HAlNE.
JrIor 81 .llpomditor county.
Aurus 3--ts
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the business will from and after this time Be conducted
under the name of Peters s. StigIer He returns his
sincere and grateful thanks his old friends and custom
ELS who have 50 long patronized nd would respect
fully salIcIa Continuance Of The same to the firm.
DON L. c. PETERS.
AUGUST 3-ts
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Soldiers Claims.
w Ii AN MSON.
s. +. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
SOUTH STREETS, BALTIMORE. MD

As secured the Of an Attorney resident at
IL Westinghouse some rrty years intimate acquain-
tahc- win the different Departments. and is now pre-
pared 10 procure he settlement If the claims m soldiers
who enlisted dnring the Mexican war His charges far
prosecuting claim befre the Departments at Wash
Ington and getting il settled whether for Bounty Land
Scrip. or Pension. will be s. and for paw. mileage.
clothing &c. ten per cent the amount recovered if
S3o, Or over and if under that S. He will fur
ns Tree OF ezra charge any form necessary to enable
party 10 prepare and forward 10 him claim for prose-
cuilon requested BY letter paid and directed 10 him
at the ; p. Gunner Of Baltimore and South streets. Bal
timord. Nd.
" /. would refer TO Editors Of euspapors pener
ally throughout the Urted States and to tI,use Of Bal
'lmore and Philadeph III particular.
August l0-lm
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Front the Richmond Wing.
MORE SECRET HISTORY.
j. X. POLK.

The correspondence Of Francis p. Blair and Bent,-
min Iappan. developed certain pages OF secret history,
which were any thing but advantageous to the charao-
ter Of Mr.. Prk.as Candid AMI upright statesman The
following letter hlrars System ut double dealing per
severed III thpnghIh the agitation Of The Texas question
which IS Altogether without parallel in the history Of
this country, and which has nlt's like in any pace
s've in the corrnp, circle If European courts. One
would am 81. Imagine that these transaclu j must
have occurred n Italy during he 18th century and not
i'll Amrlra during the ,lQth
Our readers very well know Who Mr.. jones IS He
the editor q he Mfdisoniln during the TYLER ad-
mnIsraiion and th- confidential friend ol the President
known to be deep in the roni Of all the Caoi-
net. RE had ample opportunities fir making The dis
cl7eres herein set forth, and there IN air Of candr
ABOUT ms letter. witch cannot he mistaken The letter
Itself WIZ not a 10 convince all who re,dt Of The SIN
celily OF the au hor. Mr. I,nes has done the connrv
service lii adding ts chapter to The secret history of the
mnS enormous pubic crime, which has been perpetra-
led Shce The fist partition of Poland and which resulted
cuhseqGeuces US the end of which has not vet been
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NEW CONCERN.

kSE subscribers, having associated for the purpose of
4 conducting the Dry Goods business, under the
and style of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

The above sF'e is postponed, until the Oath inst.
August l0-24A
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To the Editors Of the Wing.

1.-THE Editors Of the Wing.
PHLApELPHA, Aug, 10Th, 1913,
(fcatleH,en You have seen perbaps unfinished ono
Of two letters recently written by Mr. Blair dyulunua
few liens OF the lntrlgues at Washington OF Texas Mr.
BIS revelations, while they very palpaby leave stain
upon the character Mr. Polk. the same time prove
mat he was On terms If mutual familiarity win the
President his confidential friend A. " Brown and
Mr. Benon. NV. it IS not my purpose either to
attempt defence Of Mr. pix or 4 retutatio, If ,bs
testimony Of Mr.. y. it Is merely my purpose to
supply few Items Of The history Of lie te omit
.ed ~ Nlr Blair, and Of which, perhaps, lie had no
klnwipdge
dents confidential friends had previously pIedued bn
self n Mr.. Folks behalf to Nj. Tver's trrnds that
Mr. denton should never have the slightest influence
with The President. if elt cied
In the next place, similar pledges We're given by Mr.
KS trends immediately attached his person (b,th
previously and subsequently 10 his ercan) IN REGARD It,
lT. blaf Ihey stated Gin wri,ing) lha, the conduct
OF the Globe had lost them tennessee. and came nrgh
losing them the Cniou.'' THIS PERHAPS NAV explain
to Mi Blair the Of The Presidents duIcity-but
not Justify it,
nave no expectations. hopes desires specially to
participate ii the benefits OF party triumpis in future
desire merely to 'vlndcae tie rul of hl.lury"-and
the whole truth.
There also acknowledgements from the Alpha
and Omega Of Democracy, Gen. jackson, and Thomas
Richie, lft the friends Of Mr. Tyler stood upon an equal
foong with the rest Of Mr. Folks supporters It NAV
nol Dc necessary 70 state that never asked favor 4,
Mr.. Polls - hands; but worthy .f lnen,in That H.
reehing Knife Of prescription relentessly drawn ~
cross the ihroa's Of all nearly 4Il Of those left in o.
hclal station BY Mr.. Tyier-fiom The greatest Of ly-
ing patriots, Mr. Calhoun, to subordinate custom louse
officer in this city, Mr. Custis
II Is likewise portion Of the history Of the time thar
Mr. Nakerwho had previously involved himself i, ),
contemplated military enterprise against Texas wthoys
me sanction Of law, and similar in certain res,e,s !,
DUR coispTacy-upon the withdrawal of Nr. w
Ter from the canvass. shed Tears of rfatitue and No.
sni III the counting roln OF lie Madison.u office. and
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EsKCO.N..

On 0i,N LBS. Bacon SIDES and Shoulders, Of prime
~V,oOO quality, for sale by !:
jug Ats BRYANT & TINSLEY
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NOTICE.


INiE subscriber having taken into his business, as
parIutr
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FINE SEGI9S.
VIE subscriber offers for sale tock Of the finest
Il Segars be has had the pleasure Of ofr;nrr II
tlIS ma ket lhey consist q Regaia Cascedores PIN
cpi. silva Colorado. SC Sc Thnse ii ! Z ~.
c,oi smoke are invited 70 call
JOHN II. SEAY, nrurrist.
June l9-tsif
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mills.
200 kegs Nails and Spikes,
lGO do Box and Lining Nails, ali of the best quality
For sale at low prices. by
July 1f--is McCORkLE s SIMPSON.
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g ECO
HANDS IC.4.N'TED.

7 WANT to hire 80 MEN and BOYS. to work on tn
4 M1unfain Section Of tie Canal. The work is dry
aIi na danger from blasting
my absence from town. Mr George f. Roberts is
Z aorI~ed ,o act in hiring hands
Jxn. los HUGH MONTGOMFRIF.
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rsT received supply of SUMNER rrRx'F SEED. war
~ Tanted fresh and 81 superior quality. for sale by
JOHN il. SEAY, Druggist.
JlIv SIS
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.Tontgou,crg s. brothers.

TsNE subscribers having as ciatsd themselves under
a the name Of
montgomery s. Brothers.
fr the purpose Of Merchandising and Milling viii keep
constantly On hand 4 well selected stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which will be sold low for Cash or Barter. The high
es cash price Will be paid for wheat delivered as cllo
At SaPleton Mills, Beaver Greek. OF in Lynchburg.
80 Office on Bank square, IN their store former
occupied BY E. j. Burton.
A. y MONTGOMERY.
J. J. MONTGOMERY.
T. MONTGOMERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-24

NCTTON YARNS n. 1000 Ios. LeaksviIIe. Nil
~ TN ana Union Factory Yarn. These Yarns ale
# The best Factories and of approved quality fit slle AZ
The lowest market rates. Merchants wanting viii please
cali. McCURkLE : SIMPSON
Julv SITS
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EsinGI.asn'> Transportation
FET'E

TO PITTSBURG. AND ALL POINTS on THE
WESTERN WATERS. VIA The BAL.
TIMORF AND SCSQUEHANNA
RAIL ROAD. AND PENN
SXINANIA CANAL.
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FL MY FTOER

so S6s. Family Flour [new just received s for sal
~ ~ JNO. q. McCLANNAHAN.
July 2)-Is
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S"Pc-ior hdeijie INK.
TyRS. NAnl~ON'S unriv4lled Indelible Ink. FIR
We marking linen, silk orcottan without anv prepa
ration, fir sale BY JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
july Sits
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New Concern

.7ad Caa for U-fcGt
Ts'}lE subscribers having ciatsd themselves under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-08

toward the city prison, for she could not, in her
conscience, allow her husband, incarcerated
ihsre, to sleep upon the prison straw. She had
sold her jewelry for his relief; she had no means.
she had no slave, TO command, but she had the
strength TO do her duty, even in this extremity,
and she did il. Her father had been worth his
millions, but he was dead, and she had nothing
but a daughters claim; and that she must es-
tablish. She was but orphan, in city intesi-
ed with the plague, her husband was In prison,
and she had scarce dollar or a friend al her
service. Yet her claim had 10 be established,
and her faith was strong.
Il strikes US that. some two years ago, we
he ard an incident like this OF real life, some
Thing like it; but we have forgotten the psrticu-
lars, though we remember the heroine TO be the
Identical lady IN question.
Tue book is deem-d necessary to arrest Sc
ries of romances, however, rather than to create
them, of the circumstances of Mrs. Gaines HIS
tory. II will also correct many mlsapprehen-
SONS, and furnish the proper supplement- to the
decree OF the court, establishing her claims; and
10 these ends, Mira. Gaines has consented to fur
nsh the necessary documents and means of in.
formation. Respectfully, The DoCToR.
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house was crowded to OVERLOOKING. The meet
ing was addressed by George q. Ball, ESQ Hon
VIM. II billiard, Hon James E. Bessr, and
Samuel F. Rice, Esq. Mr.. Hilliard, upon this
occasion, made the only speech that have vet
heard which had anv squirting towards claim
Ing the TAYLOR movement a whig movement
Mr.: billiards. speech, in that respect, was inlu-
dicious, and untounded in fact, and gave consi-
derable dissatisfaction to the democratic portion
OF the friends OF General Taylor A few such
'ndlscretons might impair considerably the peo-
pies cause | have no doubt but that Mr. Hill
lard, and other prominent whig leaders, would
like now very much To appropriate the Taylor
movements TO the benefit of the wing party but
let them beware. General Taylor has said that
he will not be the candidate of party and
neither party, not even by the nomination OF a
national conve ntlon, eau appropriate him TO
themselves He is, and will continue TO be-
what his true friends wish him to be, the poo
Pies candidate, and, as such, will be borne tri
umphanty, as Jackson Was, into the presiden-
tial chair
The f-w democrats who stll desire to keep up
the old org anization, are talking here about run
ming their candidate upon the question Of the
making that the issue in the approaching cleo
ton. the true policy for the friends of Gen
Taylor TO pursue Is, TO raise no issues; but if
they want an honest president, and one who
throughout his administration, would have an
eye single to the true interests Of his country
let them advocate his election upon the strength
OF his merits as man, and as the man for the
people. ALABAMA.
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Z.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
DR. E phIs Sing spT d. uhEa!e West rGnt
son EHSn% BALTIMORE Dr. Edwards
Aston HOUSE.
~ Moore. Rochester Geo Walden, and W Baldwin,
y Tre S''Ep ss.,baPa WHY ew
" ssqs.a r LsG. %G S.m f"s
IsOn Cnean,n Rob- Boston Jones, Philsd. lphis;
a %sa b.as Rs5%ood B 1SSna: ts
Kelly Philadelphia. ,, or,,
G Geo snn'S os New Ys N'''L ooes
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE
gSs Ahnr . 20 aty A,ei
d Geo s.sn sSs
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Sears, vicksburg; 4 Moore. Phad T CurIey, Bali.
more; q Penne Pan, do.
HOWARD HOTEL
i;dspS.:; s.d M;F;%y Com Carson rF,isaspas
fhiiadepiiS Sir ho5nson Ionres Mr. Morton. ao1
JUDsuNs HOTEL.
MIR Thorn 2son, Boston, A Latham, Colne cticut
cha, fss Ra TGri New
Muisv o1snsa co.. STE Wells Bsii'sr e'f' G t''ss
Boston.
rs Fiy tL1a TsSt Bali.
bilt. New Biun.wick New Jency; Wsisu
JvG,ine Michigan; J A Devips, New Jerey; X smith
Philsdelpha; kvi~g, Middleton; Y = Allison PhiIa.
depha: Ssmoe Williams, Miss Jane Williams Come ii.
cur; w r Montgomery, New York; Eddy, New Jersey
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Long, Boston; J ii Jenk. Providence; J Kinney, 81
Louis; Ceptsiu Taylor Catskll; NJ NcMspni, Ireland;
Doushetty, Dabn; n Gssge, do; DIR ho,se rm,r, lady
an family, Pennsylvania
RhTssUN's HOTEL.
Ib,tson, New York; Mrs Ferris BoyAa Come cticut;
n LsUghn, Pelre, Msysvile, + q Bert BrIck III
ladoph Ethan Ale and family, New Yos; Bosrdman
Hechs.trr.
wSsxsEg SHorsL,
sJsHs, Ssss.sstf. ta!., W Eats1ye, fn.sa,g sIlss
eEMo:!s. RsrsisHi Ass;s Esicss Ikis ''~'''
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, ls4S.
Prospects Of the Ice Business-Dsath Of Comn,o.
dore Ridgely-7He Coionisation Expedition

BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, lS4S.
Prospects Of the Ice Business-Dsath Of Con,n,o-
dore Ridgeiy-7He Coloni-ation Erpedition-
Fires, Amusen,ents, &c.
We have had two very cold days in success.
zion; and if there should be no change for three
or four days more, a good stock of ice will be
laid at ice establishments. So far the supply
Is very meagre, scarcely sufficient for ice cream
purposes. We have had no snow yet, but !
learn tina, twenty miles from the city, in the d.
reclon Of York, Pa, the ground is covered TO the
depth OF SIX inches.
The death Of Commodore Charles c. Hidaley
al Barnum's, on Friday night, was quite unex-
pected The old gentleman was fond OF good
living, and was perfect exemplifeatlon Of the
.iolly fat old Commodore F." He died of govt
IN the stomach, Just the disease that Jolly old
fellow, who has faithfully served bis country,
aud his ciptain's commlsslo on was dated the 2Stn
of February, 1915, SO that he stood the sixth or
seventh on the list of c. plains.
The brig Amazon, s'iled on Saturday morn
ing tor the coast OF Africa, she having been
chartered by the Mary land Colonization Society
for their annual expedition TO Liberia. She how
ever, ran into another vessel, and has been COM
PEELED to return 10 repair. having had her boat
stove, BESIDES sustaining other slight damage
She Will probably sail again to-day.
We have had half dozen small fires since Sa-
turday night, none OF them, hewever, dong any
material damage, except TO the dwelling OF Mem
DE- J. Cohen, on Charles street, the upper story
and root OF which were destroyed Mr.. Cohen,
with his family, is absent at Annapolis, ne being
member at the Legislature.
Messrs Knoop and Joseph Burke, are giving
concerts here. Elder Adams is playing Richard
the Third, and preaching. Dr. B"vnton is lec-
turing on scientifics, and DR.. Headley on Oliver
Cromwell, and the museum is doing Tine bnsl-
ness with Its excellent vaudeville company,
This comprises all the amusements we have at
present, except private exhibition of models on
North street-choice and select.
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MoNrGoMgRY, Ala, Jan. 81, 1913.
Movements in Politics in alabama.

Movements in Politics in alabama
remarked, believe, in my last, that TAYLOR.
ism was sweeping over Alabama with the force
ot tornado, prostrating everything before it,
OF the truth OF this, could You but see the utter.
ing oil the old democratic leaders in this State.
you would entertain no doubt. They are ready
20 exclaim, that "the glory hath departed from
Israeli" but true TO their instincts, and unwilling
10 release their grasp upon the spolls until the
latest moment, they are encompasslng heaven
and earth 70 marshal their forces for the best ,ht
they can make In November next.
They opened the ball on the Sd inst by their
legislative caucus, at which they passed reso-
intlons IN favor OF democratic candidate for
the presidency, national convention. and q
state convention, To nominate an electoral tick
ei and delegates TO the national convention
Thls movement was followed bv a meeting of
the Young democracy on the 18th inst Inv ge
neral meeting OF the democracy on the 18Th lusi.
III which some forty delegates were appointed m
me state convention, and at which the Hon.
VIM. l.. ancey attempted to answer the speeches
made at the glorious Taylor demonstration OF
the 9Th; and by second meeting of the younp
democracy on the 22d inst. Ali these meetings
weie helo curing the present month IN this city,
whlch IL emphatlcally the head quarters of tue
politics OF t1e State. have attended all these
meetings, and with the exception of that of the
18th, none OF them were even of a respecta-
Bile size. Inc meeting of the 18th was pretty
well attended but the majority OF those prc
sent were Taylo men, drawn thther bv the no.
ilce which was given that Mr.. Yancey would re.
ply 10 TIE speeches made on the sth. These
meetings OF the democracy are almost entirely
destitute OF enthusiasm; they appear to drag
heavily, and lack altogether that buoysncy and
elasticity Of feeling which is the sure precursor
~ success, aud the absence OF which is as tie
aedth'knell of their hopes. II must be CALLING To
me democratic leaders to see the enthusiasm
%hlcn pefvades the Taylor ranks TO sec the
,, , 't which is manifested all sides in
iavol Vi lle peoples candidate and to listen to
me heartfelt hu1zas that make the welkin ring
az me nhehlloh ot the hero's name They have
been resortlng 10 the old games nj drnnnc;.i;on
OF reading our OF the ranks those who we're for
merry members OF their party, and who now
participate In the movement in 'f,vnr c Ga ~
I,ylor but, az was said By the Hon lanes E
and as may be SAID by the MAJORITY OF tne dsmo'
cratic party In the State, they may read me
out II they choose, and they may cootInna '' -,
read out until they Will barely have cornorsl's
guard lett them" f''oi
GA the 23th INST, meeting wes held for tho
purpose Of organizing Rough an 4 Ready Club
ihls s!y. y wss held az ths EaSl.st cku,sh,
40 As1ss ne vealAer "ss !ae.sMss', Ls
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Cleared.
Nsy oseS, o,
British Wssi lad e. Alsop < Ch.uucey
BaIniG @aish; sB npss
jeEonvs Co: E.weiaa %sa. WI.
iSg'On Nc Savannah Dixon savannah sturges Ciesrman
sshrSsTCa,haIiGe Scott St Jase de Cuba Thompson
s sm En,eea someI. sszc' McCnady joas
Dr.. S.de snn Assd o'sesGied rh!adeIph. Uacls John
Star. stoeAbridse Ffanklu, La. N''''A'
Arrived.
sehi t t,n.as sherry, w,imiassSn. NC:
Mitchell Sailed in CO. with schr Norma, Morse for n
Seh Marietta Burr. Dearborn, Richmond day., to Allen
s SCI: Ssoiss ks:'i s.siiisE: vi%,aia
schr Ann Z CARROLL. DAVIS, Norfolk
schr Nermil,on, oesman. recently ashore on Barnegat
Below.
Big lane hoTss B:wley. Of P,ovincetowo. from.
sehI fsi MA. ra from Savannah, sdsys.
Sailed.
skip Palestine New otesa.; bark scand, Amsterdam;
lns Merrimac. Dnsn, and Others
Miscellaneous Record.
LETTERS roR EUROPE Packet ship Henry Clay for Liy
erpoo will ss o'clock The Media or for
Havre on Saturday nent TSer ieer bass vii 3. sna Tor
the Eseasnse Reading u,oon. -
ton Rlo JAsEEo-shp Courier. Wolf. for Rio Jsneiro,
places AZ halt past 10 A. NJ.
% New 9s vent .. HsHr from M. S
II afternoon OF cih Both were away. Car.
tam and crew saved Vessel Suppesed viii be total loss
enc Lao pIio on board to wbom no blame learn
BRIO AMAZON Chason, for the Wes, Coast O. Africa IN
tes uLdeIway from Baltimore 9th foul the mir
4soioros spaes AZ anchor IN the stream hound ont and
stove ooi besides ncevrR some damage IN her tuwaks
mcn would make necessary her return for rcpsI,
buiwaiks, Nc. '" '''
soHh FLORENCE, twhere from sc ststed) w spoken
zSs ut u, o m 20 lon 20 with loss Of FIRE topmas he ad
by the Medord, Cook. AT Savannah
BnG MoNTEzums True AT Bos from Matauzss reports
-On lat Inst shos beirlng INV 81 miles encountered
gale from 81 TO NWstove about so hads mo,sses h,e
On deck. to tighten the vessel. ~
LsUNoHtD-At Portsmouth, MI Sd inst by Cha, w Slim.
fne bark Of 2jn called the Mary Waerman S.e
nteaced for ihe feshting business. halls from Qancy
Mass aud owu'd by Lu'her Mum aud Isaiah wniion
cept Jas Higgins 10 10 command her.
Notice to- m arfners.ri
ne So. ARP Pres LiogT eHit-Thsylsh, ship, which
ps tao Essarc In DISTRESS bses re.
p<srs-eo' lie tzSy rhiet VA stcAs &c her cksins pksx
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T lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
~ York Post Once, february s. PLEASE mention the
date Of the list in which they are advertised.
~ u. And be It further saactsd, And all adver-
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