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SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a writ Of
- vedilioni exponss to me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio.
will offer for sale, at public outcry. at the front
door OF the court house in the town Of oodsfeld,
in said county, on Tuesday the 10th day Of April.
Is49, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, m, and
o'clock, m, Of said day. the following real estate,
TO wit: The north half Of the northeast quarter of
section Is, township T. and range Z; also the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter Of section s.,
township Z, snd range 4; lying and being in the
county Of Monroe county s11esaid. and taken in
execution as the property Of Thomas Robinson, at
the suit Of Mills &Dodd. Assxnees.
,siftss WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff
March 3, Isas-Sl rs st &
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SALE.-By virtue Of writ

AaHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue nf writ of
- venditonl exponas TO me directed from the
Court of Common PleasDf Monroe County, Ohio,
will otfe, for sale, at public oucry, at the front
door of the court house in the town OF Woodshed,
IN said county, OH Tuesday the TO- day of April.
lS49, between the hours of 10 o'clock. III, aud A
o'clock, m, ofsaid day, the following real estate,
to wit: mill seat and saw mill on the northwest
quarter of tn, northeast quar:er cf section .,
township 7, and range 8; the said mill seat and
privileges commencing at a beach tee shout nine
inches through. aading on tie vest side of tht
cr;e<, OH the banks of said eek, thence running
northwest rly to an oak stump about rods, thence
nnI theaslly to-a gum tee about .welvn inches
through, about six and half rods; thence south
rastrrIy to a buckeye saping, about eight rods on
the banks OF s,id creek t the place of ginning,
containing about .re half acre of ground; lying
ad being in Monroe county oresaid, and taken
in execution il The property of William J-ffle:,
srn., at the ,ui, Of William Philpot, assignee.
Appraised at S365. ....
Feb 81, lsl9.$s2 IS Wn. D. PATTON, Sheriff
AZ HERITF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
- v.nditioni eyponss to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry. at the front
door of the court house in the town of Wood.held,
in said county, Oh Tueslay IN. 10 h day OF April.
1919. between the hours of 10 o'clock, IN, aud
o'clock, M of said day The following real estate,
10 wit: The east half of the southeast quarter Jt
section %, town ship 4, and range 6, containing
so 9O-l00, y ore or less; lying and being IN Mon
roe county aforesaid, AMI taken in xecu,ion as
the property of William Hodge, at the suit OF
Pc .er Weddle. Apprase a: 81 300
Feb. 81, ls49.$l 65 VIM d. PATTON, Sheriff
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taken in execution as the property Of Michae
Fagert, 10 satisfy an execution in favor oi Morr
{, Holhster VIM D. PATTON, Sheriff.
Murch no. 1870
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TNHE subscriber will sell at Public Vendue. on
Il SalurGaythe Sth Of December, 1919, at 10 o..
clock, A. NJ, of said day on the premises, Ger.
tain Plantation or
TRACT OF LAND,
the estate Of jacob Bower, late OF Briarcreek
township, Columbia county deceased,
Situate in said Briarcreek township, Columbia
county, adjoining lands of James Evans. on the
East and West; Henry Marz, on the North; and
Michael Bower on the South; containing TtIIR.
TEEN ACRES, and allowance all Of which is
cleared and in good state Of cultivation.
There is on said premises. a log dwelling
House, log Barn and other out bindings. &c
with all kinds of excellent Fruit, a good spriug Of
water convenient to the door
ALSO,-At the same time and place, another
TRACT OF LAND?
the estate Of Jacob Bower, decd,
Situate on Summer Hill, (neary adjoining the
above described tract,l containing TWENTY
ACRES, part of which is cleared the balance is
in timber.
Said last named tract will he sold intwo equal
parts, Of Ten .4crss each, to suit purchasers.
Attendance will be given and terms made know
on day Of sale,
SOLOMON BOWER,
AdmiHiSb ator.
Rriocrpek Nov I0 1SL0 ATS
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DIED i:

In Espy'own, on the 2gd of November, i9i0,
Mr. GEORGE KENLEY, formerly Of NIppanose
Valley, Lycoming county, aged about So years.
In Epylown, on Tuesday las, Mr.. ALEXAN.
DEK McCARrY, long A respectable citizen OF
that place, aged about j5 years.
In FemperanceUlle, near Prrsburg, Of dvsen-
tary, on lIe 25lh uit Dr.. SAMUEL AGNEW,
IN the 72d year Of his aye
| W AGREw, was for many years citizen Of
Harrisburg, He was an eminent physician and
worthy Deacon Of the Presbyterian Church.
= christian and Conference.-The highest order
OF ma"-he enjoyed The confidence of all and died
IN the toll hope oC-everastiug life. !
oo.C C'eu, , at nef residence, in D,nvilo, Decpmber
3O'h, 1919, Ms. CATH ARTNE Noopr go,
o' A''y Moore decsssed IN ,bs G35 ys., 'T If Wv,
sge. ''' ''"' VI nef
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WAR REED

lnBl,0m sburg, at the Forks Hotel, on Thurs
day the 6rh lust, by Rev. Mr.. Funk, Mr.. ABRA-
HAM SEcHLER to Mis-, Coop, both oil Mahonng
township, Col. county.
On the 2Slh nit, by Rev T. Mitchell, Mr., DAv-
ID FAIRFAX Of HarriSburgeto Miss MARY BEN.
NETT, Of DanyIlle.
On the 2?th ult., bv Rv. William + Bunker
Mr.JosvPH EvERITr, Of Northumberland county,
TO Miss Massey LoUlson, of White Deer Valley,
Lycoming county.
On Thursday, the 29lh ult, by the same Mr.,
ALEXANDER BEST, TO Miss MARY ANN KowN.
OVER all of Dauvle.
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yThe Philadelphia County COmmis-
siooers have gwen their apPr'val of Mr.
HgrLAND's plan for the new public build
inps to be erected on the Walnut street
fro,t of independence Square.
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lELgGRApH LINE UP THE SUseUEHANNA -
Mr "a C. G)ell, agent Of Professor Morse visited
Danyle recently and is now making the arrange.
rets for building the Susluehanna River and
Nodh West Branch Telegraph he is soliciting
so6 for this important enterprise. BY this line,
iti,nroposed to connect all the principal towns
on he Susquehanna, and the branches, with
Harrisburg Baltimore, &c.
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NJ. de Lamartne is sad to be about to retire to
the east, large tract fertile land near Smyrna
having bepn assigned him by the Sultan.
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The first above named tract ia valuable prop.
erty situate on the main road from Bloomsbury 10
Caltawlssa, lately in the occupancy of Leonard
Rupert now deceased. The North Branch Canal
runs through it,upon which is convenient and ex.
tensiye Wharfage. There is upon it also, large
bank barn, good well, sming and a variety Of
out buildings and other improvements
The Second tract above named is an excellent
farming property and will be sold entire or in
two parcels There is a valuable deposie of iron
ole upon part of the tract, and limestone upon
the other part. There is house, bank barn and
other buildings upon the property.
TERMS OF SALE-Five per cent Of purchase
money to he paid on day of sale, one fourth on ls
April lSj), when possession will be given, and
additional fourth on first of April 1851, one fourth
on lst of Aprll 1852, aud the remainder lst Of
April 1853, LEONARD B. RUPERT.
administrator,
Dernnnbnr 1910
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d-Frtqen Jewish couples were recently mar
ried in one day, at country town near Prague
in Bohemia.
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ATTENTION, PRINTERS.

A GOOD practical Printer, wishing to embark
N in the business, can hear Of an excellent
situation or have his choice Of two, ON applica.
ton to the Editor Of this paper, to whom is en-.
trusted the Agency for the sale Of two excellent
democratic establishments or part Of either, in
Northern PennsylvAna We regard them as rare
opportunities
yJ-No attention nwill be given 10 unpaid iett9S.
LEVI l.. TATE.
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The CANAL at Albany, n Y, was entirely
frozen over on the morning of the I'd INST,
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Whole amount since sotb Nbs. lS4s, $sI ,324 70
C0t"mDs" 40. 3'cnlpIT0Ticc lS0e191u

S0t"'"1t" 10. 3enIPGT0HCe S0t5eIN
he 18Th annual meeting of The Columbia
county temperance society.
A The last meeting Of this society resolu.
IA non was adopted, requiring The secretaries
10 publish CIRCULAR, previous lO he ucxt ANN.
al meeting, calling upon The various auyIlisries
TO SEND up strong delegations 10 ssd meeting &c.
IN performing this duty, we would hsrcbI give
notice, that the next annual meeting " III be- held
IN the NJ +. Church. in Danyille, on the FIRST
thursday Uhe 3d,) Of January, 1850, COnmen.
eng at 10 o'clock A. NJ We have tie promise
OF several speakers, one of when, DR.. HcRATIo
WoRRALL, will deliver an address at the cp.n.
ing OF tho exercises. And we would now mast
earnestly call upon the temperance men Of col.
umoia County, to use their best endesyors to have
every temperance socet! and organization in tie
county fully represented by delegates prerartd TO
report the stale OF the Cause in their Iesl ec1,e
bounds. Come friends, one and all: arm lev !,
have good oId'fashioned warm. hearted meeting
our country-sutfering humauily-the Chutrb
Of Chrst-all call Loudly for increased exertjrn
and zeal in the good cause
JAMES D. WILSON,
JAMES McMAHAN, ,lr, Scs''
Liberty township, Nov &c, lS4Q.
~ Newspapers in Columbia county,.
and elsewhere, friendly to the Temperate
Cause, are respectfully requested to copy
the above notice.
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Briacreek, Nov. 10, Is4o .3ts 80"
CLOTHING, DRUGS & MEDICINES.

UNHE undersigned again apprzes his friends
and the public, that he has received foil
sunply of the above articles At his old stand
Cheap Corner,-on South East Of Main and Mar
ket streets, where he offers great bargains to hose
who NAV want tn purchase.
His stock Of Ntw and Fa'hionabe Clothing.
comprises every variety, sort and size, and will
he sold "CHEAPER than the cheapest in Blooms.
burg
.gt-The public generally are invited to an ex-
animation OF his goods before purchasing else.
where. ..
JOHN E ROYER
Bl,om,b1rg, Nov IN, ls4o
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.


HNHE subscriber offers for sale his N-xvA
HOUSE AND LOT, in vii. Ef4TFIIA
low. Grove. lSoutn BIoom.burg.- ESa liz
The Housp /. aury brick budlng <4gaA 51Sfaix4
Of sufficient srzl to accommodate a
large family. There !, A well under cover at the
kitchen door, Of excellent water, superceding the
necessity cr going elsewhere to procure water
for any purpc,r whatever. There are on the
r,r,,,i,os, J, CARRIAGES HOTT~E AND BARN.
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Ia the Orphans Court of Columbia coun'

Ia the Orphans Court of Columbia coun.
ty:--
Estate of JOHN KNORR, ! Sur Oril
latc Of Centre tOoOaShip, in the of
county of Columbia, deceased } Partition
FIN0 Susan Knorr, the widow Of JoHN KNoRR,
Il Thomas Knorr, Joseph Knorr, Joseph Lii.
Iey, and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Knorr, John
Conner, Jrp and Sarah, his wife, late Sarah
Knorr Levina knorr children of John knorr,
deceased Abraham Dlldlne, and Louisa, his
wife, late Louisa KnOrr, ------- Drake, and
Angelina his wife, late Angelina Knorr,
John Freas, guardian Of Regina Knorr Aa.
ron Knorr, Reuben Knorr, Joseph Knorr,
and Elisha Knorr, children OF Peter Knorr, de-
ceased, who was one of the sons Of John Knorr,
deceased, Charles Hagenbucb, guardian Of John
Knorr, Susan knorr, Sarah Rnorr, and Samuel
RnoT, aud Thomas KnoIr, guardian Of Hiram
Knorr, PhineaS Knorr, and Mary Ann Knorr,
children OF William Knolr, deceased, who was
one Of the sons Of John Kuorr, deceased and
William liagenhuch, guardian of Sarah Hagen
bueh and Eliza hagenauch, children of Ann Ha-
genbuch deceased late Ann Knorr--
You, and each of you, will take notice,
That an INQUEST, will be held at the late dwell
ling house Of JOHN KNoRR, deceased, in the
township of Centre, in the county Of Columbia,
OH
Friday, The Eleventh day of January
meet,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. and 6 o.
clock, p. M ,ot that dayton the purpose making
Partition OF THE RcnE Estate,
of said deceased, to and among his children and
representatives, if the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling of the whole, otherwise,
to value and appralse the same according 10 law,
at which time and place You are required to al
tend, if you think proper.
PETER BILLMEYER,
Sheriff,
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
BlOomsburg, November %, lS49
'.'The Pennsylvania Telegraph, Harrisburg,
will publish six times, send bill and paper with
the notice to the Sheriff of Columbia county
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N0 &NSeos1,y <sEzs
Au~%SD"N>2$Cip'ga &'
Nnrlb Braurb Ganal.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, }
Beach HAVEN, Oct I,Ia49. {

, Dear Sy The following shows
the collections Ol canal toll, al this office;
Amount per last report. t........... Sos D4Q 70
" month ending Sept 3Uth.... 1850 U
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arrested. r. bert ]. Walker, Secreta.
ry of the Treasury during Mr.. Polk's ad-
ministra,ion, was arrested whilst passing
through this city in the cars on Saturday
last, and detained by the sheriff until he
could find security to apPerr and answer
for claim of S5OOO Mr.. Henry Hicks,
formerly Collector under Mr.. Walker,
and Mr.. Alexander Porter, farmery Mar
shal of the State, entered bail for his ap-
pearance, and Sir Robert was discharged.
He was detained in town during the whole
day, and left in the night train.
+ LfI;t,o =, rIon Tnur
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lNCY FURS, MUFFS, BOAS AN
TIPPETS.
DAVID III. SOILS,

successor 10 Soits, BrOihcTs)
IMPORTER AND MANUFAC1 URER OF Ey.
ERY DESCRIPTION OF FURS,
ii AVING just returned from Europe, with
III SELECT STOCK Of TURs, iss now manpfoc.
turing them in very superior style, and Trim.
ming them IN the most elegant manner, and would
invite the attention Of Merchants and others IN
his superior and extensive assortment, which he
manufactures as well as imports, he is enabled to
offer at such prices, as few houses in the Ugiled
States can compete with.
DAVID II. SOILS,
No. Sc, Arch (Mulbery) St, 6 door below 80 81.
next to Loudon &c Co.'S Family Medicine Store,
G3- Store always closed on SATURDAYS.
THE highest cash price paid for shipping rurs.
Philadelphia, Oct 8, ls49.Gm.
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[ WILMINGTON Jour

We clip the above from that most contemptI'
bic Of contemplate whs papers, The Union Star
Let US see how the fling at Mr.. Walker, can be
blown to air, by simple statement Of the iacts'
The Star SAYS, the claim was 5000, this is sim.
ply false, and the Editor knew it when he penn
ed it. The claim is only $3,75O. 1t would also
Apoear from the article in the Star, which pro.
fesses 10 oe copied from the Wilmington Jour
nal, that the arrest was for personal de0t'
whereas, it was upon an accommodation note,
and on which Mr.. Walker, was the third endor'
ser; and still further, it was drawn nine years
since ia Mississippi and which, having been ~
one time contested Mr. Walker, proved that he
had not received value therefor, and the action
was defeated
Now mark how plain tale has put him down.
10 the wing papers suppose they can sci TINS oil
against the arrest Of Fiz Henry Warren, at
Springfield, Massachusetts, not long since! See
the Similarity Of the cases Mr. Walker,arres.
ted on debt which he were contracted
Fitz Henry, on one OF his own.
Mr.. Walker, the third endorser.
Filz Henry, personal matter.
Mr. Walker, never received consideration.
Fiz Henry did, and lried to cheat his Creditors
Over and above, Fuz Henry, ran off between
two days, leaving no trace OF his Whereabouts; ;
and fualy turued up in Iowa. These facts can
not be denied, and yet, the wings think to SET it
off, by publishing only half the truth against Mr..
Walker. No doubt they had rather we would
rnaIish bnt halt about Mr. Warren. Vlndic.
tive to the last, they make public the affairs Of a
private citizen, TO defend a scamp. The Star BY
endorsing the Journal is apubi.her OF the SLAM
der, and--but the Star will do any thing.
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PeterS0n'S LADIES' National
MACHINE FOR1a6n

WAE AZINE FOR 1850.
For 1850, the subscriber anxious TO iorodrc.
the Ladies' National into every ianily in the Z.
States, will increase its size and reduce ls pr,c.,
IN fNInb,
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GJ- Z, W. CARR. Third and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia.
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In which the Intestate resided at the time of her
death with the appurenances.
ALSO,-On the same day, at o'clock, P. NJ,
another TRACT of LAND, situate in Montour
township, adjoining lands OF John Richards, Peter
Appleman, and others, containing 25O Acres, or
thereabouts, on which Elias Dietrich resides as
tenant; with the appurenances.
Late the Estate Of said deceased, situate in the
township OF Montour, and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk,
Bloomsbury, Dec. /, lS49.
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~ GeoRoE PaArr. No, ll6, Nassau street,
New York
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

rR' Encourage yOur o'cn Mechanics, and
encourage Yourselves. .L1s
TTNHE subscriber would inform hIs friends and
the puDlc, that he has on hand, and makes
10 order all k,uu, Of BOOTS AND SHOES, at
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The price of this magazine is but two dollars.
OF one dollar less than the other magazines yet
the press unanimously Pronounaes II os compete
as lis more costly cotemPoOues. When 4 club
sends y or 20 dollars, the Ladies' National cun
be had for little over dollar or copy.
JYCBE.3SE M pHIEu
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PUBLIC SALE.

Decemher |. 1870.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

NHE subscribers returns their thanks TO The
citizens of Bloomsburg, and the public, for
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Affairs In Yucstnn.
Correspondence eth. S.s. orlssas psss
SfaAL. Yucatan, April II,

sIsAL. Yucstsn April H. fsss.
Messrs. EDITORS left Msrsdisn on the llth
and embarked Al Sissl on the ljh mt Inc American
volunteers are disbsndsd and nearly al oucefs snd
men IN their way o. the United ststes The wounded
and disabled are at tina Capital and vii, b. sent home,
receiving a certain fund from the Government In leu
Of pensions
fpe ,loop OF war snstogs hss len this port for Cam
osachy The officers called upon Gen Barbachno
a Merida aud received visit from HIS tscelency in
return The sloop was AZ Csmpeschy. whoa. hearing
of the dlsbandmant OF our regiment and sppfsheoen
that some trouble might tho Commander sssd
for this port Doe II the officers. son OF Com Dallas
sas robbed on his way 10 Merida By two Ansficsns
armed with muskrts who demanded his mosey. Ihey
were suisse uently taken and punished
The Indians ara stll Ia large fores and sre ~ NJ
means dsheartened. Tihosuco nearly two hundred
miles in the Interior which was tho scene OF scure
operations for several months, while snnhou"a ~
battalion ofAmercsn volunteers 10 osheseo %" oeen
taken by tho Indians sui the wh0s llns OF posn om
Merida 10 ThOsuso in constant spprehensiOn of sseh
Scouting parties from tho dfsront posts ffeaSsnuy
bring In prisoners, who are snmmmhy onpos"o w,
sent In the chain gangM Nerds, or shppsn " 's,o'
20 Havana. The tssus OF THE war 10 suh uncrftin
There 10 ors conf fence In the Interior su ths ~
cstscos have gained no important Advantages ~nhin
the lsst few months H che impfsssion In this opnn
try thai, unless Mssico oomes promptly 10 tns ala o'
ths State with money aud rnsp the lnfans wil soon
overrun the country and fore. themsevss with thsir
savage warfare into the balls Of tho espits Tho GOV
eminent hss made sad 10 making es,snsNe pfepsfs
eigbt hundred men ct this point including eempsoy
II seventy American unfair Captain Kelly. OsoerA
latina who has command a the espedtDn dsto
sail ubout tie 18th insot 10 sks Asssncion nrs beng
assist d BY uoops which sppfoseh tho sssoosfa w"
Inc Interior then TO attack the stronghold OF tns poan
chisitsin Pat This town 10 90 suOesly fotnedi son
Of 60 much importance TO Pat. thst the ress oi tns
expedition IL doubtful Tho city 10 protected ~ aga
.oii walls mounted with twenty piee-s oi srterJl
every approach IL defended by strong ss'eA"ss emo
the nature OF the country TOO, isvors resistance 10.
,oxn 10 reached 10 small boats, usv,rslns narrow sna
totuous bsyous saordins tbs Indians an ereeiso' op
oortunity OF nrercsp,Dg sod cutiss "a tho commas
sospsh steamer lays "A tho p0fs, preparing " sAs
on iroops There arc several vessels here. most OF
which leave 10 ballast This season has been qults airy
no rain for nearly ace montss You're, h WI
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The CaIifsrpiaa- at Rio.
Private Corrs.P iaa-ars-'on to- ras Tr7ans-
ship south Cs-c'ins
kll iANErRo. March 3. $50

Private C0rrs.P 'a1eace-- n To- TIE Ir7ans-
ship south Cs-o'ins
kIo lANElRo. March s. l>@3
DsaRE. This iav or god shic cast aaca1- 10
,t,L.t.- ., 81, IT,, 49, s,s -.,, az %
aAs % &c '-s' az '"e o' .'' N-.-A's-
evermate. We beat ever! ilils o4i even e'se
that sailed Two week. before IS A boat * nov
alongside fcon the z. :. b..--os-war Perry. iy.ag
rpt, e., g.. ~ ,,,l,.b ,..s,--, ~. dat -,.
y
sutton "N--" sA'.-- 'u-- New l.'A NC" gag
Day pat IN here IA distress, q, days ol'- lac
Cbr.stovsl Colon : a,s1 here undergoing repairs
r.. T,---.-.. .,, ,,.,-hs,iss I.s. -s,,t .l., ia
~
'Ae sA'e" - -':s 0e vs. H-- as
being last sa.ier. We spoke ne- an 'oand she
hal had = pretty bard tine OF u. Her Captain
,ro.'d s-,-~e.v believe w. has made as reoi a
o.4 f.
ran IS W. c''- We s'' 1850 MO ANs"1 gu "''
CHS morning. Thus ar our noo.e sai? AS beaten
tie eu,.re California feet. AMI oar Captain means
2, hes. tb.i, ,ro-S, around the C,9e
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