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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
Congressional Proceedings.

MONDAY, July q
sENATE.-Thc Naval Appropriation, Bill
was taken up, and Mr. johnson Of Ga. offered
an amendment, indemnifying the officers and
men Of the ships Peacock, Missouri, Grampn1s,
Shark, and Somcrs for the losses sustained by
them in the destruction of those vessels. The
amendment was orJe.cd printed.
A bill was rcporrsA providing for the rcgnla'
ton of pilots.
In The HOUSE, a resolution was adopted
calling on the President for information as to
the amounts Of money paid to Cas- and Taylor,
respectively, for regular and extra services to
the government
The Naval Committee were instructed to re.
port plan for reducing the Navy to the peace
establishment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28


SENATE.-On motion Of Mr. Athcron
Chairman of the Committee on Finance, thu
Naval Appropriation bill was taken up.
MIR Hale moved an amendment in favor o
aboishing logging in the Navy, which was neg
ativcl.
HOUSE-The Speaker announced the first
thing in order to be consideration of yester.
days motion in favor Of reconsidering the vote
rejecting an item in the civil and diplomatic Ap.
preparation Bill.
Mir Smith OF Indiana obtained the floor and
warmly reviewed the conduct OF the dominant
party of Mcssrs Polk and Cas- lie read from
a little bool; containing Gen. CASE letter to the
Chicago Convention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

TUESDAY, July IL.
SENATE.-A report was received from the
Secretary of the Treasury with regard to i'm
ports Of coal and iron. Mr. Reveriy johnson
inquired If the officer had answered bis inquiry
in regard to the number of officers employed in
the Baltimore Custom House, and The Vice
President replied that he had not.
The committee Of conference between the
two Houses made report with regard to the
projects for the reduction of the army, propos.
ing to retain in commission all officers of the ar.
my who had been by brevet or by promotion
transferred to the temporary organization, and
to give power to re-appont deserving officers,
whose commissions would expire.
IlOUSE-A paper from the Commissioner
of Patents was presented and referred TO the
Committee on Patents, pronouncing that certain
charges against him were false, and demanding
hearing. The Committee were authorized to
send for Persons and papers.
The House went into Committee on the civil
and diplomatic BILL and several amendment,
were taken up and considered
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

T II Z ItNI71t WITIF w
SENATE. - resolution was offered to
amend the rules of the Senate, so as to take up
at the ensuing session all business left unfinished
at the close Ok the first session, in the order in
which it was left After much discussion it was
laid over.
Mr. Clayton moved to take up the territorial
bill tomorrow, and would press its consideration
until the final vote was taken. The Senate then
went into Executive Session.
HOUSE.-An hour was spent in deciding q
question of order raised respecting the changing
by Mr. Stevens of his vote, by which the item
appropriaiing $4,000 for the Improvement Of
Savannah River, was retained, making tie, and
giving the casting vote TO the Speaker. The
bill on its final passage was rejected, IS to 100.
Mr. Turner moved to reconsider the vote which
led 10 a protracted political debate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
THOMAS CORNIN,
A Traitor to his Country!

A Quick REroRr.-Whoever under
takes to put a joke on the "Razor Strop
man, is sure to get foored in the long run.
Last Monday, while selling his strops in
Plymouth, and expatiating the while on the
evils Of rum drinking, a tipsey fellow cried
OUT
eff rum made me lie as fast as you in
selling your strops, I'd quit it to-day"
every good" replied Smith; @the only
difference between your lying and mine, is
this: My strops enable me to lie in good
warm bed, while rum makes you LIE in the
gutter"
The tipsy man sloped, evidently lying un
der very great mistake, in supposing tina
he could get the upper hand Of the "Razol
Strop Man"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
Tit for Tat.

"What do you think of Adam?" asked a
country preacher of new convert ..
@Nothing," replied the latter, contemptu-
ously.
s'Nothing;'' echoed the clerical wight in
surprise. ~.
"Mothing," repeated the new convert, in
decided tone; "cause, when he commit
aed the original sin he thought nothing Of
us p
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

GA young soldier oft 9TH Infantry, de-
scribing his first fight, atthe National Bridge
in Mexico, says: "My feelings at the first
fire am unable to describe. did not feel
incliued to run, yet ,vas afraid to fire for
fear 1 should kill sonsebody-but after two
or three rounds it was all over, and / fired
away with the rest Of them"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
MISCELLANY Y
A SKETCH FROM LIFE
pY GRACE GREENWOOD.

BIZ GRACE GREENWOOD.
.sThrow up the window! 'Tis morn for life
In its most subtle luxury. The air
la like breathing from rarer world;
And the south wiad is like gentle friend,
Parting the hair so softly on my brow.
Ii has come over gardens. and the flowers
That kissed it, are betrayed; for as it parts,
With its invisible fingers, my loose hair,
know it has been trihing with the rose
And STOPPING to the violet. There is joy
For ali Gods screatures in it. The wet leaves
Are stirring at its touch, and birds are singing
Al If to breathe were music, and the grass
Sends up its modest odor with the dew
Like the small tribute of Humility"
The delicious morning which is glowing
around me, and which has recalled the ex-
auisiss description of our gifted countryman,
brings alec TO my mind the recollection Of
one a. fresh and beautiful, sin the days
that are gone.'' | well remember how the
sense Of that morn's exceeding loyeliness
burdsnsd my heart with q sweet weight
and how, at last flinging aside the dull
book which had been attempting to study,
caught my ligh, sun-bonnet, and bounded
eutof the house, which outward bloom and
beauty had rendered prison-like. then
turned my steps towards fine old man.
aions The home Of very lovely girl, who
had been endeared to me by years of con.
slant and intimate intercourse. OF late
there has been formed new tie to bind
our hsarts-she has become the betrothed
Of ssone Of our" a fayorite cousin. and
the engagement was ajoyful event to all
concerned.
Annie Moore, sweet Annie Moore, how
thou elidest befsre me, in thy soft ethereal
lovslinsss, like a gentle spirit from q holi.
Or cline! With the form Of lily-like
grace, tall and fragile
aWith all thyyoung heads shining bands,
And all itswaring curls Of gold, p
with thine eyes of softest violet, and tn.
cheek Of delicate rose bloom.
1 must think of thee
Oh gentlest. as knew thee we'll and long,
4 young, glad creature with a lip Of song,
An eye Of radiance, and a soul Of glee-
s, sinxing sweet snatches of some favourite tune
wandering by my side beneath the sky of June
William Gordon, the lover of Annie
Moore, was an. exnlted, yet most loveabl,
character, an embodiment of intellect, man
illness, faithful affections and fervent piety
He was q young student of Divinity,-hs'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
dIf IJortia,lee 5elltiasI.
THE THRIVING FAMILY.

stsaTHN THRIVING FAMILY. $
i. 7 n MRS. I. n. sIeouRsEY.
), Our father lives in Washington,
.,..., And has world of cares, l4 .s.
But gives his children each farm,
sss Enough for them and theirs. e.5. e..ss.s
Fun thirty we'll grown sons has he,
:. 4. A numerous race indeed, 7
!. Msrried and settled all, dye see,
yea With girls and boys to feed.
as And if We wisely till our lands,
y We're sure to earn o living, ssza
And have o penny, too, to spare,
s'4 For spending, or for giving.
81 Il thriving family We are,
. No lordling need deride uss'
For we know how to use our hands,
And in our wits we prideus;
- HAIL brothers, hail-s
- a Let nought on earth divide us.
Some Of us dare the sharp northeast,
Some clover fields are moving:
= And others tend the cotton plants
= That keeps the looms agoing,
Some build and steer the white winged ships,
And few in speed can mate then;
While others rear the corn and wheat,
!, Or grind the -four to freight them.
And if our neighbors DER the sea
s.r4. Have e'er an empty larder,
s.. Ts send loaf their babes to cheer,
Wen work little harder.
!. No old nobility have We,
No tyrant king to ride usi
Our sages in the capitol
Enact the laws that guide u.s.
Hail, brothers hail
Let nought on earth divide MS.
Some faults we haye,-we can't deny,
A foibls. here and there;
Bur other households have the Same,
And so, we'll not despair.
Twill do no good to fums and frown,
And call hard names, you see,
And It were burning shame to part
:. So fns . family,
'Fis but waste of time TO fret,
-, Since nature made us one,
For every quarrel cuts thread
That healthful love has spun.
Do draw the chords Of union fast,
- Whatever may betids US,
And closer cling through every blast,
For many storm has tried US.
Hail, brothers, hail
Let nought on earth divide US!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

REASONABLE REeUEsT.-A petition has
been presented to the Legislature of Ala
bama, that Charles Frederick Kollessinsti
Won Poniatow ski la pogeat de la Poquel-
laire nomene Pavilion, may be permitted to
change his name to Francis Duncan.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

The celebrated Ezra Doolittle, ESQ.,, sa VS.
that pretty gal is enough to make feller
forsake father and mother, twist himself
right up into double-breasted molasses
dough-nut, and have warts on his DISPOSE
ton as big as pertater balls. Think of that.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

Femenine politeness has rendered the vul-
gar term "ankles, 4" hemispherical projections
of the pedestral extremities.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

~ An old Bachelor, who edits a paper
in the Western country, puts
melancholy Accidents as heading for
in his paper. >
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
ITO be continued
Police Intelligence.

Doinss at he Ttass-A ragged looking black fellow,
With vicious looking couutenance called On Moore,
ty officer Corueen, Of the 9th ward ,oe, charge
or breaking the windows OF an Irish woman, BY the
name Il Mrs Liudssy residing In tls cellar situated
in Leonard street near Oraog,
MAoIsrRArE -Well, Mrs Lindsey what charge do you
maks Against this black man!
MIS- LrSDmy-Ths m.u, please your honor, met me
last night ~ went 20 the pump and called ms cut OF
name; and followed to lit 10 place, and broke
y windows, and abused me THANKFULLY
MAGISTRATE have you to say to this, Ben?
NroRo 1 stops wild dis woman, JatRs; and have been
ncqu snted wild her for de i've sis years gives
her prtty much all mskes, and last night went out
to get half pound OF sugar, and when come back,
found she hsd Dutcbmsn wild h.r. aud dis Dutch
man thought to kill dis child and fire ct him wid
pistol, and shot me in de- neck 1.-THE n.gro then
de res. Oh d. shots went right through the slsss,
and DAT was ds way the window was broke. live vid
DIS wonsn; coates, II l had no thority 10 ooarse
Shouldn't go thar suspect she hiss another msu, sad
now the doss'nt want me; always does Tor her all
gives her all the money earns, aud earns my
money honest; have gos de sugarin my pocket, what
bougb: for her last MI got.
MAGISTRATE Do GU mean to say You black animal,
you, YOU live With this white woman as your Wits1
NEeao -Wor, wor, yes Judge, dsts a fact, aud no
mistake.
MAenrsArx-Wsll, Ben, how eau you disgrace your
self by living will this whe wonan'
NEoao Yes sir kao~s h@ VERY much disgrscsd
s-i but shs cosxed nie to do so; have known her
or i've or six ysars.
MAGISTRATE - This complaint 10 one Of those that
seldom ertsin - n white WON u 90 Lost TO
dec-ncy, es TO cobalt with dirty black animal like
this far dsbs ed u sis associate with
Creatures suoh sns will meet with bat very
little sympathy; tterefore thAl dismiss the charge
upoo tns prom the negro Keeping away from the
pennies 10 IN ure.
rhis tue negro agreed to d, upoa being allowed his
fryiog pan and two baskets, which Mrs Lindsey Still
Id rs kod CT collateral for iona little washing she
mad dons foe h-r chez ami. Ben Moore Tao parties
irfs tho court room, Mrs Lindsey looking down Ia
bsshfu manner having got considerably the worst Of
the Investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02


To Simplify ard Abridge the Pacific, Plead
m4s and Proceedings Of tho Courts VI this
Sale.
THvnEA it Is expsdient that the present. forms Of
tons and p sdines In cases at CON mon Jaw should Dc
table remedies should longer continue, and that
upif run course Ct proceeding in ell csses, ehould be
established; Therefore,
The People of the State of Nc,o York, represent
ed in S,nate and Assembly, do enact as toiioios ::
GENERAL DEFINITIONS AVID DIVISIONS.
Sec. Remedies Ia the courts OF justice aro divided
into,
/. Actions, and
2 Spec;a proceedings.
Sec Al setion 10 q judicial proceeding. between
party and party for the enforcement or protection Of
right the redress OF wrong, or the punishment OF
public offence
SEQ Every other remedy !. special proceeding.
sec. 4. actions are Of two kinds
Criminal
See criminal action prosecuted BY the State %
for th- punishment thereof
SEQ o Every other Is q civil action.
Sc Where the violation Of right admits OF both
civil apd criminal remedy, the right prosecute the
ons is not merged in the other.
Sec This act 10 divided into two parts.
The first relates to the courts OF justice and their u
risdicton.
The second relates to civil sctions hereafter CON-
menc'd In the courts State and distributed In
to twelve titles The first four relate to actions In
ell the Of the State and the Others to actions in
the oout in the county courts In tho superior
pleas for the city and county Of New York, In the
mayors courts of the cities OF Albany, Hudson, Troy
Rochester and in the recorders courts In the citer
Of Buffalo and Uca and to appeals to the court Of ap
pess to the upreme court to tho county courts snd to
the superior court Of the CITY Of New York
PART I.
OF THE COURTS or JUSTICE AND THEIR JURIS-
DlCTIoN.
TlILEI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

SEQ The following are the OF justice of this
State
The court for the trial Of im2eaohments.
2 The court Of appesls.
g. Toe supreme court
a. The circuit courts.
8 Ths courts of oyer and terminer
8 The county courts.
T. Tue courts OF general sessions Of the peace
q The courts of special sessions.
o The turrogatss' courts
10. The courts of Justices of the peace.
IL The superior court Of the city OF New York.
H. The pleas for the CITY and county
If New York
10 The msy ora courts of the cities Of Albany, Hud
s,u, Troy and Rochester.
Ia The recorders courts Of the ciies Of Buffalo and
Utica.
u.s. The marine court Of the city Of New York.
l6 The assistant jastlcss' courts In tho city Of New
York
II. TN municipal court Of the city Of Brooklyn
The us'icA' courts Of the cities OF Albany, Troy
and Hudson.
10. The police courts.
Sc. TO- These oours shsl continue to exercise tn
jsrisdioton vested in them respectively except
otherwise prescribed byth act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
P A Il T II.
OF CIVIL ACTIONS.
LE I.
M IHr EQhM aF CIVIL AGIiA

rHE FORM OF CIVIL ACTIONS.
Sec 81 The distinction b,sween actions at lev and
suits in equity and the forms Of all such actions and
suits heretofore existing aboshed and there shall
be in this State hereafter but form Of action for the
enforcement protection of private rights and the
dress OF private wrongs, which shall bs deaominsted
OWL acton.
Sec 63 In suoh action, the party complaining shall be
known the plenf and the adverse party as the de-
fendapt.
SEQ 81 Ajuignent recovered in any court OF this
State shall Re Of action bst~een tho
parties Of this Sate but the ren,edy for
its enforcement shall be Limited to proceedings In the
action In which IL recovered, or supplementary
thereto. as h-reusfter provided.
So g., reigued issues are abolished; ard Instead
thereof In the where the now 'xl'ts to
der fsignea issua or waen queIoo OF fact not put
Ia issue by the pssduxs 10 to bs trisd by jury
for the trial mag bs made. stating distinctly and
plainly the leston Of fact t. be tried AID such order
shall be the only authority necessary for the trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
Law suteli1uenCe.

CoUaT CALENDAR-THs DAY. Common PLf0s-Fioe
Part-75 IL 81 81 SO g. 90, 95, 81 80 Second Part
l0a, log, ITO, liz, 40, LA, l24, 1916, i30, 1875.
SUPREME CouRr THE UsIrEp STATES, Feb 10
No 80. theodore Lewis, ct al appellants, W John
Baird etal The Of this cause was concluded
by Mr. Z wing for the appellants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
Miscellaneous,

A tornado parsed over in lbs n~ishborhood OF Mont
gom~ry 5sua the afternoon OF the 23d Of Febru
sry doing much damage.
Burr gton Bay lie nearly clear OF Zoe, and vessels
can arrive aud d.part IN ssf.iy -Hanittcn tU c
Spectator, Ftb 26h.
Though In the midst OF the months Of winter, the
weather has been mild that the elm have begun
to bad, and would to indicate that spring near
at hand - Cherokss .4doocot,, Jan 3lsf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

SAsTroRY SURVEY or THE SrAre OF MAssAcHu-
sETs-A petition for sanitory survey OF ths
State has been presented TO The Masssohc;sts ssss-
turs The memorial contains s9ms curious BiatstcAi
facts la Dorchester during more thaa 91sf.or OF
csotuv the longevity Of I'll the members OF ms
poor families, ~ years and hve mouths ana OF Inc
prosperous farmers l6 years snd months sirnia re-
mortality in Concord for o. years aud OF btookns or
40 years In Boston, the syersge ego OF .noss NnC
were burlsd In the Cetho, oemstsry, vas ~ years,
months and days, while that OF sii VINO oiso 10 me
city was ~ years months and ~ asys iHe s'er.9o
duration of lie varies in different eonntiee IN tae yeas
Isai ADD ls45 tie average age OF those who iud IN
Frauslp was SO years and 10 months hno " o'ye IN
Norfolk and Plymouth, LITTLE over - yeare In haup-
.s,re ami ,rksnire over 80 In Essex ever "a In Bs-
,o pa,pdsp. Worcester ard Berpstanie, over 81 in
Duk,s and Nantucket, over 80 ~ Middrex ~ years,
months and " days, sad in Boston, oaly - years
A. ,asoa 10 the effect Of manufactures their eff OF
non health and hfe table IL given, showing, that IN
tw.pty. four cities and manufacturing towns In Ids
state the popu increased lO2 per cent between the
increase only 20 per cent In ~ cities OF TIE uncd
states the increase los per cent while Ia TIE rest Oh
tbs country IT. only II per osnt Wn ts the COSY
OF e and health whether thu Thousands VINO leave Inc
country 70 live in tn, denser vegss or compact cities
sopy as much health and strength snd as long me- ~
they could II they rad remained a. s-wnas tns
influence OF chsmicNi laboratories paint WORKS ieao
works tannsries butcherss, gas WORKS 10 ARE CUES
tons inportsuce. Facts show thas density OF Pspu
lation Ia unfsvorrhe to health and Ire Inc lacts IN
relation TO the longevity In suffolk ana IN shs Ssstefu
counties 20 chow tpis In NC country vs''cs' y.
England in tho years 1888 aud 'sss) wnere tne
ton ives 90 10 The square niln mo nmpr OF assns
snnuslv ~ts Que IN q While a city districts witn
spo9uatisn Of sois TO .9dsrs nde' the bomoe' w.
one IN %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

TITLE V.
or rHs MANNER coaMgrcING CIVIL ACTIONS
Sc lO6 Civil actoas In tbs courts OF record OF this
state shall be commenced by the services Of summons
SEQ lt7 The summons ,hsll be- subscribed by the
pllntR or hts attorney and directed to the dsendant
and shali require him TO answer the complaint aud
copy Of his tn, person whose name is
subscribed TO the nons at place within the stats,
to be therein specified within twenty days AFTER Tn!
service az the summons exclusive OF the day OF servo,
SEQ. l0e. The plaintiff shall also Insert in the sum
mons notice, Ia substance as folows.-
l. la an action arising coptraot Tor tbs recovery
of money only, that he will take judgment for a sum
specified therein the defendant fail to answer the
complaint.
10 other soons, that IL tho defsndsnt fail to AN
the complaint the plaintiff will apply to the conrt
at specified time and place offer the expiration OF the
time for answeripg) for the relief demanded IN the com
plsnt
Sec 100 copy Of the complaint shall be served With
tbs summons, except that in the csee OF d.fendsnt
against whom personal claim Is made, la an action
for tbs partisn OF real property for the fofeolours
OF gage. the plaintiff may, instead copy Of tbs
complaint deliver to such defendant, with the summons
rot subscroeJ by the PLAINTIFF or his attorney act
ting foIh the geasia ofject o. the scton bii,t de-
scrptiou OF the property affected by It, and that no
personal Slain msds against such defendant In which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02
CODE OF PROCEDURE.

AN ACT
To Simplify ard Abridge the P'actife, PIesd-
mas and Proceedings OF tho Courts VI this
Safe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-02

Sec 6l This provisions rectons 4S to ST. both in
clus relating forms Of action and pleading TO fling
and docksipg transcripts Of Judgments to their effect
aud the mode Of enforcing them, aud to proceedioa'
apply the embraced in this titl- except that
after the dsconiuuence Of tho action In the ipfrior
court upon OF title, tho action may be
brought her in tho supreme court In any other
court, having uiisdotion thereof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
PORT OF YEw-YoRK. JULY y,

ARRVED-Br ship Alfred saers. Bremeahayen % d., ballast
Quebec pct land 3 % Henschet lnka
Be shp Alice Won NJ Bean Liverpool 81 d. ballast bound %
Aufrss put % land $50 % Barclay Livingston
Charlotte HARRISON Mcclure, Gfeenock June TO- iss and
l5S passengers. TO = Lee a Go.
az Ftr,on Bran,on GARDENS (Cubsl d. sugar sni
10 Nesmih Wslsh Len brig Hnde Hoyt VI height and 9th
reported brig August of Nlork. gong 20 TAT 81, Ion
"a g. passed shp Franklin Of Boston, steering W,
Beg br Adele Loones RIO De Jaero ~ d. coffee TO Pk
Bis stFs,nel Dale New London. Philadelphia. put the
Bns Reoeccs Knsh oadenas Cuba IS d, TO Brett
Vose.
Bre North Amenca. Bradbury. Machss. lumber
Bu- ) 4 Bent, -. Hfrungion, lumber
Brg Helespont Eiwell Hurngton Do
Bug Mar-hai. Colln-, Bangor do
pr brig Allison Brown. CsstIne ballast
Bn. townsend Koons, Wilmington NC D. naval stores 10
/ MCCready
Franklin GIBBS Boston Nancy Steel Coves and market
annah Iuut 90 brgs MARYLAND for Boston isy JAM
Phlad 18Th a 90 long IS spoke sr |
Gger hence Passenger, Houston Cock
schr j A simpson. Tburlow Mschias. lumber
schr HARRISON Prce Beast9n Wlngtoa &c d. naval stores,
l. NcCreadv.
S,br james King. Wainwright Wilmington NC d. naval
stores % Bunler NanBnssrk.
SIN Gen Tayor Buuuel vrelaa g. melons. 70 master
schr Monmouth. sater Virginia wood
schr Louisa, Colaon. io.do
schr Exchange We-t, 90. 90.
,chr Thorntoa Donald, DO, DO
sehr Z 5 Powell Powell Wilmington. nav al stores.
shr Two Brohers Rhaison Nrth Carolina naval stores -
L Mtchel,
schf JunA. Grgs North Carolina. wheat
seer Paragon MsbSn North Carolina wheat Warnk
schr Native Columbus. Virginia wood.
schr staten Islander. cham5edin. d..
schr n W lsoa, kdnlondson, do
HNr M anna .FfF