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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
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10 'arefiai 90 say
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Asu fsss-ssuI tutirafstss he sys,sa siSss sttttU
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15

Il LIBERATION. THE ccrtifes that | have
IL given my son, Oliver Bennett, his time 20
Ersde and transHct business for himself I
'therefore Shali claim none of.hs eR nings nor
pay any tkbts of his contracting AFTER this
date. DANFORD BENNETT
Attest, Russell Guskell, G. w. Bennett.
0lctetx- ROY y ls1a- ----b+4w g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
new GOODS.

Il OTS of New Dress Goods, Long ShawIs,
IL and other articles, just received and for
sale CHEAP at the Depot Store
e. JEWET'T & co.
Nov T. 61Itr
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ZInN TuTE s EsTATE

sINhE sahsorbeTs, having hcrn appointed hy
the honorable Probate Court Tor the Die,
triet OF CALEDONIA, Commissioner, To receive,
sIsminc, aud adjust MI claims md demands
ri all persona against the Estate Of Tba
'rutc, late OF burke, ~ said diatrict, deceased
represented insolSont, aud the term of six
snonIhs ftoa the thini day Of December, $40,
allowed, by said court, 10 the creditors of said
deceased, 10 eAhihit and prove interpretive
claims brlrir ue--Du give notice, that We Will
atLrnd Ia the duurA of our appointment at the
sitocc Of x, Tute, IA Fast huTko, N said Dis.
fiet, on the l2th day of Jnnunry, and first
day of June next, at one o'clock, afternoon,
up rarh Of sard d1rz.
ALMON ) BENNETT,)
CARLOS GODDlNG, Commissioners.
JOSHCA THOMAS,
East DSrkr, Dec 8, iSiB. 6thw5
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Flrtic uIuT attention pad 10
Painted FLOOR Cloths.

OF which may be found the largest stock in
the market Hotel keepers and ship owners
are respectfully invited to call and examine
our stock. 635m3
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lOmN DOYLE,s EsTATE

A ifao copy of REGARD, l6ib
A,rsL 4 HOWARD, Rsg,sr
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is, lS49
7hs n~0fb nj ... M Ed,fo~ nd d..

Inc Death Of Az Old Editor a~d Printer.
Permit nae, my dear sir, to call your attentlou
to the death Of the late David C. Csypoole, of our
city, who expired on Friday last, the 9th inst, ia
the ninety. second year OF his age.
Strange to say, all the newspapers OF our city,
without exception, SIMPLY inserted his death IN the
space devoted tor that purpose In their different
rspeIs. More particularly is this strange, when
we take into consideration that Mr. C. was the
publisher Of the first newspaper printed in the
United States, under the firm of Dunlap 81 Clay.
poole, VIZ John DuBlap ard David G. Clayp0ole.
Aboui the year 1898 or "a, Mr.. G. purchased out
Mr.. ID. share IN The PAPER; and i was then pub.
il.htd by Mr. d c Claypoole, who, about that
PERIOD. took his brother into partn- rship, and the
paper was published In the name Of David G. and
Septimus G. Claypoole. About the beginning of
The pre- sent centuryEsay the year loo or 1901
Poulson; aud Mr. p continued the paper untlI
wear OF two before his death, which took place IN
July, 1874, aged SO years. Mr.. p. had pre- vously
sold out the Nmih Amer1com, when it became
merged IN that paper-a daily paper now published
in tins city, and whose propretOrs have not even
de,pned 10 notice the death OF Mr.. Caypoole, pro-
baby owing to their ignorance Of Philadelphia and
Philadeph,ans
il may not come amiss, while on this subject to
state thai Mr.. CnypOo.e was lineal descendant
Of Oliver Cromwell. The paper was first pub
hthed at So Market street, formerly the printing
Office of b. franklin. aft, EDWARDS Hall & Sellers,
aud after thar John Dunlap, and then Dunlap &
Claypoole. The same Office was afterwards used
as printing office by Atkinson Il Alexander,
when they first commence the Saturday Evsni~g
Post. Mr. John Dunlap, the first partaer OF Mr..
Clay poole, WAS the owner of the entire square Of
ground extending from Eleventh to Twelfth, and
from Chesn.t TO Market streets Mr.. ID. sold It
10 the late Stephen G,rsrd, and Mr. q. lett the
funds arising from the houses erected on that
square Tor the use and support Of the Glrard Col.
lege Tor orphans
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PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1S49.
n StN gUiar Case POttfirs. Bulls. &c.

singular C08-FOtnLs, BdHS, Src.
The TRIAL IN the MIST Prus of the Supreme
Court OF certain defendants, charged with confn-
ing Morgan Hinchman In the Fnends Insane Asy-
lum, VI der prerence that he was Of unseund mind,
and not able to take charge OF his property, still
continues, and will probably last more than week.
The evidence, as far as elected, shows that the
plaintiff has been most harshly treated, being, in
iact, the vcnm of conspiracy by his relations,
o which his own mother was in rome respects a
party, the aim of which seems to have been to get
hold OF his property. So far twenty three wit
ne have been examined, and they all concur in
giving satsio Glory evidence OF his sanity and kind
Ieaimtnt Of The family. There is certainly
some cause of quarrel between the plain
tiff and his WIFE. THIS 10 said to have or'gl-
mated from the efforts of the husband to obtain
the property oi his wife, which was KEEP, from him
for several years by deed OF trust agreed to be-
tore the marriage. Finally. her p operty, consist.
ing Of stocks, was placed in his charge, at time
when prces were exceedingly low, aud he dis
posed oi them at q sacrifice. THIS Is deemed
pretumptien Of his insanity, and the loss occa-
stoned has ever since caused crlmination and re-
elimination between the husband aud wife. The
expected to occupy the cOuit until the close
Ut next week.
The election OF ward officers comes of on FRI
day next.
Private fancy balls have come into vogue among
cur pleasure seeking youths OF both boxes, and
The dancing masters are each giving them by
turn. Mr.. Mcguire gave one last Monday, and
next Tue sday Is fixed Tor one to be given by Mr..
CbYDtnter.
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Suddenly, on ts14h ALMixA LAvIrA, eldest dsu yh-
ter tf James and Leah Gersn, aged yesrs aud III
months
Ibe friend Of the family and those Of her BROTH
Gto,es spd Lewis G.ran. also the member OF Guar
oisn fhs Engine Company, No 70 are ~, D. ctfnlly
bvitd TO site nd tie funeral this day (rhursd.y
the 1bib at2 O'Clock NJ. from No Iii Perry street
between Washington and Green wIch streets without
further invitation Borremains will be taken to Green.
wood Cemetery for interm.Dt
On The 18th inst, SAMUEL RIxrR, Esq aged 40
yesrs. y
The relatives and friends OF the family are rsspsc
fuy invited to attend his ~ services this Thurs
osy s't.ibooD. Ut o'ceok, from his late rssdsuo co.
NO ol% Bowery, without further ipvitstiou. His re-
rsine VIII be tsksn TO Astoria L. L. for inferno MT
On Tpesoay corning 18th inst Mt hts residence 1t
bIo, miDt dse JoHN H. HowLANo, OF this city in the
10th y'ar of his age.
His relative, and frie nds and those Of the family
are itp.ctfnly requested to attend bis fupsva With
cut fnIbtf Invita- on from his late residences. No 70
81 Mere rlsce Sth street, Friday the 10th inst.,
at C'o'eek,P NJ.
On WsdDs,dsy morning.. 18th inst. alter short
bot ttNers iilDso. JAMS, wife Of Andrew Grisr and
daughter II James 1bomson, aged 81 yesrs and IL
dsyr.
The relatives and nis nds Of the family respect
tuly invited to attend her funeral, zithout further
.nvnsttn, trtm the res,dsbce OF her father, Ne 70
NJ. ,fte sirt.t trLorsday) Afternoon, 10Th inst, 1t
half rast O'CLOCK.
Al fAoImss's Hole (Nartha's vinsysrd) Or LIZ ROY
YAK, IN eminent physician, ana much beloved BY
large circle 81 ffieyds
AtW,.t Far,.s We~tcbssier March ~ 1870, Susan,
The vie cf Johp tsrr ~.ed % years months ana IL
IllncagCn oepy.
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The follow 10, ms considerable portion Of the
rivals ysstsidsy, at the respective hote.-AMEHicAr.
% Bulsrd, MAssacb usetts; Hon. w. d. Davis,
New Jersey; Mr. Samicenti Philadelphia; +. C. Dixon,
do; q b. Hudse n. wheeling; J. Pearson, Philsdel.
Quiz. h.n W. Dei.no bosson Hon N. Cutting. jr',
do Hon }. w. Mo'.s, Portsmouth; j. NicolIs, Bsiti.
more; Gould, Philsdslpha; DR. Cooke, Frsderioks-
Iowa; Hon. W. Porter. New Hampshire. Asrea-E,
T. Randolph, Philsdelrhs; w. Dewey, do; s. Dreg-
l. Fl All.D. BosteD; MIR Corbin, Wsshinston; Cap
tain A II Brown, Bsston; A. Foster 40; J. G. Chap
.p'n, DO; y. Merton, do; Col Hughes, Wsshiogton;
C. Wilson, London; Hon. T. Fl. Benton, Missouri;
Mrs Jones, do; Mrs. Col Fremont, do; Mr.. and Ars.
Gibbs. Rhode Inland; W. H. Williams, Roxbury; Col.
Christie, Kentucky; Col MITCHELL Missouri; Col Pres
ton do; 'ol. Walker Kentucky. C'ry.-L: Harris,
New London; Commodore Kesrpy, United States
Navy; J. McKinpon, North Carolina; F. PlHtt Phiis
d-lpDa; ID Bsbcoeh, chip charleston; 8. Bur-
rows, New York; A. Green, Philadelphia; J. Barrett
North AROMA. IEvise HousE-E. washburue, Al.
hary; 7. Austin, New Orleans; A. TvDsorf. New
buiqh; }. cameron. do: N. 8 Sprasus, Bo.ton; T.
herri.towp; T Il Merrill, Canada; j. Simpson. Viz.
eps; Chee,ers Boston; A Andrews, do; Geo.
More. Maine; Dursnd. Albany; M. Perry,
Schenectady HowAnD : G~orge s,oddsrd, Boston;
F Mo,r,s Unisd States Navy; Maxwell Frs.lsr,
Chichsssw Nat,on; George. Wight B.ltimore; A. g.
Chew, Kentucky; q. Wood~ard Philsdephis; J.
Smpton Cincinnati; r. Clark, Washington; Lewis
Nye Ptilsdephis: George Richardeon, en- ueesee: H
Littin, Ohio A. Ross, Pailsdslphs, q Walker, do;
J. Ny~, DO; Ge orge Moorehesd. Missouri
The Hon. Col. Benton, 9 Coils. Mitchell, Preston
Wsh.rsD Hugbrs Mrs Col Benton, and Mrs Jones
we're among the arrivals yesterday at the Aston House
Hon J Walker. late Secretary Of the Treasury,
ks' CON need the practice Of Law In the U. 8. SUI.
Col Alexander X. MeClung, Of Mississippi, 10 now
capt Dan Drake Hsnrie, late Of the Texas Rangers,
II IL .t.t.d 10 new lying Dangerously Ill st Union.
NJ
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

STOCK SALES.
baltimore Mach a is4a-SO United States Treasury 81
~ g. S.S o IS S.Is%s,: s:a Ohio ssi
P 81 nd sSsS s."s ~ Il
l. a:.G1s and 1so Railroad a. % Union Manufacturing Co
" ais Een,niy Bank ~ Esilro.d 10
3 ST. a. 81 e IVY 81 S B,ns
ss u as s' bsS IS GS.d s Ss%' s.ss
Is s 1900 r. s. IS 81 900 Penn s. = 81; 1893 CHM s..
sSf .;sHss' f:sa
Sr nes,s ~ s. NJ o k;,aDs ss s S S
ECO go EOud: - IS 5000 Penn s. IS 81 100
E So dir ss1::ss BSss + s wv Leigh Coal S'' W
BosroN March IS ls!eBrokers Beard 81 shs Auburn and
Rse'sr a H.. M s.st and d. e
E ,s "a g :eT lss ss,sss R;l.s.d A
Ralrcss 9ch Ns.hu. Msnuf.c,urnK Company Hsh
do 'irn GS a. s M 3D. Il. &
..s , Is 5 @ % e:''n
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NV BEpFoRD Oh MAhKEr March IL Sperm We
have transactions to report the market being
trey bare Sses Of $50 barrels Westport 1900 bbs
In Brftol including the entire stock In these ports
bsve been cold sincs last At los cents gallon
Several parcels have arrived there within the last FEY
is brisk dsmapd steady prices We notice ssss Of
10 barrels upbesched winter sperm at liz cents; an
loco gallons Seached winter elephant At 30 cts cash.
Wbale-There IL Q good demand for manufacturing,
hut transactions limited owing to the small supply
In market. We notice sses of 200 barrels handsome
NV Coat 1T 37h cents 10 bbls good do at81 cents
20 barrele part brown 1T S6s cents 230 bbs ground
TIER priv terms and alb ut 500 barrels South Sea,
years. import alton the price Of which did not
learn. Whalrbene--The market Is dull, and We have
10 rslss to report.
PHILADELPHIA, Msroh II. P. M-Thsre was very
little In the market to- day, owing to the in
clenepcy Of the weather Flour ia firmly held at
81 IS tor common brands and sales only reash $50
bbs at that price Corn Meal Ia ,ttsdy ut Sc SO
barrel. Rye -four Is quiet at 50 12x. Whsst-A
smsI ssle reported but the price did not trau-
rpiie Corn dull At 63s for Ssuthero yellow no sales
making Of any conesquence Oats Southern are
worth zoe. Cotton inactive at the high rates de.
napded fair uplsnds held at tt1c New Orl~an -,
$40. on time Groceries and Provisions No sales
making whitley -Ba'res are selling 1t 231as large
lots. Seeds without change.
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n RITZ n iNTE L. LIS @ = . y =.


rp Hicks s.:s s.s r..s:
a:,dt =, s.w. Mo- II ;Brt ss 3: n ns , ssso
s:,; Loci :ss ND Ers,.a.s h..lss on v,,
Gun Bs,lsi DO 81 Smith Godfrey ChIlsss'.
p. ss y. e css sIi s
c.; LSw,lL Yates sAvsInah Dunh.n Dinon; Protection
-.brsJsns Hslock Nsxbe. NC; san.ss Dickinson. Phla
tiooI- kessr william :, ssursi.. Providence
Arrivsa
Tns h.: S..S y .isa s
h.erss In csmnx round Cape Horn .puns the and
ship eepOrt Go,sren. New Orleans, 81 d.ys with
Bib los Falr. Gu tis Belfast ssndl Jan 49, with udss
re .. Il tim: eoS h.s. pa to
osnh KIussi March 50 IS lon 10 poke 'sp saro..
ss1s SURF New Orleans So dAy. with ud. to
a "a ss board a. 'p %. ss
b Sne !: B.liis ore; bag Olst On Sesid Sd.,s =
cisa,p IN Fss5 lat S 3d. ION * passed BARK se.dss u
q'ikE s. ' had
co 81. a M y
u do to leoi y sehoIbefs. N''' WIN
WITH Car. n a DiT as
oss To,eo ft~ood from st cro,x for Asrgo.ns
@ len ~ .psis brig Goaut Of aud from Bsls
': spoke .1s'sssIs .s
kins Ms,iel St Dominsoj for Bsttop 10 da,a
soa sss Sss . p' Su
ana Tor New .I 10 days 0at The ha' had steady head
srs r,'sy Fountain New Orleans IS days with ndss
Brig o,,n.. OF Belfast .sh ciloais View orI.,r: IS
lon S.rs a sSsn . rssa
Ing I'm 1t ID Ion spo.e brig Emily Of Warren a.
b. ION S' passed. ssa 0 sas :s..S s%
Brig Gar line Gi key, savannah l6 days. with md.e to
'1 m,. aI ISs h ~, nsovy vea,her No
Brs Janes Roach Brown. Portland days. with md,e to
Friends Mech, Franklin , 80 days Has been 20 days
sd sa%pa., sopgns Tor Syo1f
81 s1's for ds and Nay rI1.,r Tor savannah narsh
Of Thow,s,on - days frcm Tampa Bay s had
.p .ss ess
s.% Emma da,. from Jassnvie been days
New YORK Rsd ss si s DAYS
ssrah ball. Jacksonville. Eff 80 days Ha been
s .S's s s ss
6sIs BYRON Of Nswsnrypor from New ors. for clouss.S
,ets Commander in Chief iof staten Isand Kstchun savan
chr Sock. Savannah is days. Sid in company
sohr leroy Toss Chsis.ca Sid in company with brig
seopa, de for New YOri; schrs Els Beaon for Dc
s:lr k.io lion. c.crrsevn; 81. p dv. March, l. la. ~,
hS1c t., New Ye,t days out' mad lost nyus bull
r,lf. 81; airnt } containing pork. ~
kchr lis Brewster, Horton Wilmington NC, 10 days
For A ickereon, Cornell Norfolk 8 days.
kctI Ferns Rueh. Virginia.
tchr Hopkins, ha:feld vrgpiA q.
fchr xJrssr. X ortsn Virginia days.
f Fear lh7s Nc er. -, virsnis. e
scr kbccoa& Frsnces Eiokerson, Baltimore days bound
to Boston; Mt In Tor ksrhor.
echi II Nicle,son Nicterson, Bostor, days
Ser Alexander Mitchell u masted) Honeywell, Prov
dtpoe
b'ocp Cen Warren, Smith, Sag Harhor.
PROPELLER Quiz Lthaug -, Norwich.
Asr fleet outward vcsss anchor in III. bay
dsmol III h,t Hrrmor IA. for Glasgow: Jess fer New
Orleans Co.un for Charetos Rob hoy for Nob barks
Isatelita, Haynes Tor aio; Emily xintr for =. l
March LEVINE. ~ nprss ENH: at meridian. Z: At
se The wind outside tho oh night strong 81
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Appointments. NOmls aIl0ns, Movements,
&C., of the New Administration.

&C., of the New Administrators.
The rumored appointment 81 Hon. Charles Hud-
son Cate M. q as Naval Officer at Boston, is to
supply a vacancy-the commission of Mr.. Par
menier having expired on the 18th inst.
General Peter S. Smith (native) Is spoken Of for
Collector of the Port OF Philadelphia.
George Loyal (dem.) has been xe-nominated
tor the United States Naval Agency at Norfolk,
Virginia.
The President, 1t is said, declines sending Mr.
PeIdletop, OF Virginia, as Munster to Chlli, be.
cause Virginia has already her full share OF foreign
missions.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Utica, has been nominated for
Marshal Of The Northern district of New York.
William Slonaker has been nominated to fill
the Office OF Navy Agent at Philadelphia, vacant
by limitation
Hon. George r. Evans, Of Maine, Hon: Caleb
b. Smith, Of Indiana, and Col Payne, OF North
Carolina, have been see etc 20 compose the Beard
Of Commissioners on Mexican claims.
John w. Ashmead, Etq, will be the successor
Of I. M Petit, as Unite States Attorney for the
PhladeiphIa district OF Pennsy lvania.
Abraham Egbert has been appointed Postmaster
at Christians, Delaware, pics Howard Ogle, re-
eiRned.
Mr.. Pe,ns will be appointed United States
Marshal for Vermont.
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On Tuesdsy, March 18th by the Rev w. w Evs-
rts M. JoHN II. TEERr, to Miss ELkASoR GARDNER,
al Of this city.
February % 1s49, by the Rev Mr. Nichols, OF Onei-
d Castle Mr.. b. JoNEs OF Durh Vile Media
to Mits EzizasErH Finch. Of zane place.
On Tus.day, 18Th int. by the Rev DR.. Rocker Mr..
RicHAkD RoE, TO Minis MARIA +. TRIeG, both Of this
city.
Utica papers will plsase copy.
In Broohyp, on "Wednesday, 14th inst, by the Rev.
Cutler, Mr.. JAMS B. HAIL, to Miss EvEL,SE,
daughter of Charles Pilittresp. all Of the fa,d city
On Tutsday, 18th met, by the Rev J. Gray. Mr.. J.
J. WHIrEp, 10 Miss SARAH A. JARvu, all Of New
buJgh
At New Orleans. Brevet Major PH. THoxrsor, 1st
Dragons 8. Army. TO Mrs HgEhrkrrA daughter
Of II Leekett. Egg.
AT Richmt no. Va, on the 7th inst WIZ. A. WEBB,
Of the u Navy, to Niles ELIzABErH A.. daughter Of
Tsrleton Fleming, Of Goochirnd county, Va.
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Herald Marine Csrrsspo"asnes.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
ssRs;i
NOR NHSra h,vn.n hsnsh:w MOBILIZE Planet williams New
stephen EUmon.. Clark. B.ltmore bark El
:ss1 "
tIn s%y :si S,S Genius ar Mary
:ss NJ.
ss 81 :s
ss:Ie Nope. satanic. Tor s...s; yssos
S 7 SsTs Eli, smith smith, No. ;9s
81 sSssa i
.ase Mia fr HROrl. '~A''''' ''' Nv 0''
lz'h-sld the above .,..,.
sAs; sr will '0'' at the
Isss.s so' .n man :SS sa. o..o Sand
yich i',sna. cHcni. and yin b sived the .x
Ter C...ssps City Letters can also be forwarded
The pariss ship Bsvss or Fsvre will .a hi. day At u
sc.ei the ,hp Fdsia. for Liverpool Letter
wkKcx OF srIr TRASxIIS-Captain william Cook writes
f. ulcer date Of ,sh i.:t.n e. that az the bo
ss &C., ,os the o; Ssp,a YCsns
cargo had feen saved frem tie wreck.
n slS1ests at orof rspo,.'csh i9: Nag.
Ird 10 &c .ss With ier gone os tns deoa and @
could Osy see her sesS and se,ssd eagle and
BRIG KATE PENpEhGAsr at Baltimore experienced very
heavy weather on the eot fs v ten days Nortn Of Cape
"a curusk ali sor with reef .inssI je
". L
do not zee her lanes VAS blowing savy 81 tee time.
FREscn BRIe z sa rain from Marie lies. via raya bound
IN ss:S,;ss Ss Sr as ssss
lu,sd., III. experienced weather
ss H1ns sp % s's s sS nc
e our sr &. a S
enennn eepcIm,nt in etmins on DO I'd IN his boat
BRIG Ono. Wttber 70 days from sertoo, West
AfI,a win cargo hdes palm oil honey and old
is Of rigging 80 On the 9Th Stephen Lewis
ga i.,2s e sli brig fsssnce L,vnSrs
i csi % csp Hopkins And crew.
Bn pnIe EvPHn Parker from Phladsphi. fr London
msr fsf sy, rec sansn hss ed Of snail p"x
BRe STAR Teo b. .. Ncwport from Norfolk for vau syer
act Of ,as'Is s's ..;e hs. suSk !. about tho
tcrssisDt yard scioss ssd ,aii attached toit.
hnc hAcn,os a. savannsh 9th reporr-Lat TO- Ion 70
d Sss% so ,ss Steering na''''''' mast
Germ w., I to be sunk OF BLACK Island had
@m Ct SydT % 'ss
sgd Jesie rephew Of the captain; three Of
S z y @l'% 1a' s,d r
s ,e asd ss aen wee a. 81, board To- m,a lie y
ssc 81 CO.. Union oioe r vncetown
1s abcve particulars the Posinctown
scnR PAsrreo. ko-se Up Columbus. At Piadc phi,.
crr that s,sse considerably
Bsita. ne ,cr eo Bennett fiom pss,.so S ws
ss,t s 70 IN drs.s lost
s.uDtd uh nit iork hsri TOW and the city
ton beth =, AM hor above the BuaJ II Brown.
lenn ! Nlossssos kiekers,n. from BortOn for New
sno. bur ssns "a Oh 'hs sh without damage. dchas
seHn SARAH FAsp, cOm,ad 40 days from Mstsns., bound
i7th ult took sever, gale Ne Which lasted three ds,s
IeIl,d to Save d,,k load Of moiasses '"N ''"
mrults Norfolk l2,h has experienced seve,s weather pos
tie psusee.
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