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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS:

La terre on habitation payable IN hui
tiAme du prix de l'adjudication compliant
lie jour de la vente, ct la balance payable
un tiers en- sont Mars, 1850, IN tiers en-
toni Mars, 1851, ct TN tiers en- toni Mars,
1852. Les Esclaves payable un quart
compliant le jour de la vente ct la balance
la mortie en- toni Mars, 1850, ct l'autre
rnoitie en- font Mars 1851. LIE mobelier
payable en- toni Mars, 1850:
Les acquereurs fournirontl eur beliefs
endosses d la satisfaction de radministra-
uehr de Ia dite succession, payables,
au Bureau du Recorder de la paroisse
d'Iberyille, avec interets d HUT pour cent
par an, depuis l'%echeance jusque'au parfaa
payment. Hypotheque speciale sera re-
tenue, sur les terres ct esclaves pour sure
te du payment des dts biltets ct de tous
interets eventuels:
Les actes de vente au frais des acoue.
reurs:
s~L La vente aura lien sur l'habitation.
J. l.. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse dTberville, fe2I Mars Ie49..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22

SUCCESSION OF DAVID WINN.
"NOTICE is hereby given TO all those having
~ claims against SAID succession, to presen them
to Mrs. Widow Thos. C. Vaughan. testamentary
executrix, or to the undersigned her counsel.
mhl4 ZENON LABAUVE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22

chasers. Sale to take place on the preA
misses.
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, March 2lst, lS49.
SUCCESSION DE FEU ELI LIE,
BLANC.
| Etat de la Lou;siane-Pa,oisse d. IberviHe.
Inn vertu dun ordre on decret de 10
IL cour du Gene. District de l'Etat
dc la Louisiana en- ct pour la paroisse d.
IberviIle a moi adresse, date le 10 de Mars
l949, I'offrerai en- emit pubIique All plus
| offrant ct dernier eNcherisseur, LUNDI,
lie 23me. jour de AvrH proclaim, ls49, a,
10 heures A. M, les proprie,es, eli -apres de-
critics appartenant a la succession du dit
feu Ellie Leblanc ct a la communicate qui
existait entire lui ct 50 veuve Irene Anlan-
dez, SAVIOR: =
le Tn certain morceau de terre On ha-
bita,ion situe dams la Paroisse d'IberviIIe,,
sur Ia rive droite du Mississippi, mesurant
trois arpents ct cinq heatiemes ce face au
dit %f1eure, sur quarante arpents de p%rofou-
deur de Ia premier concession, ct une dou-
bic ou seconde concession joignant Ia
premiere mesurant cinq arpents ct dem
de face SUI quarante arpents de profon-
deur, plus gu moins, borne en- haut par
terres appartenant a Nine. Rebecca Johns
ct en- has par Ia terree ci-apres decrites
a~ppartenanta la dite succession. Ensem-
bic avec tontes les batisses ct ameIiorations,
sucrerie, machine a vapeur, moulin, &c.
ainsi que tonte Recolte de Mais ct can,
mes a sucre.
La ligne d'enhaut de la dite terre ferme
ct o'ccasionne un deficit de vingt arpen.s
plus OIL moins.
90 Tn autre moroccan de terre aussi
sit-ue dams la dite Paroisse, fesant partia,
de rhabitatiou ci-dessus decrite, mesnrant
IN arpent ct sept huetiemes de face au dit
fieure sur quarante arpents de profondeur
plus gu moins, borue en- haut par la terre
ci-dessus, decrite ct en- has par terre de
Abraham Tricr.
Sc Les Is Esclaves %suirants, SAVIOR:
l. Coffee, negre, age de 60 ans;
2. Narcisse, negle, age de II ans.
3. C~lementine. mulatresse, agee de l91
ans;
4. Jesse, negrillon, agee de 5 ans;
S, Ceiestin. Negro, agee de 80 ans;
6. Franecoise, sa femme, agee de 81
ans;
7. Baptiste, leur garecon, agee IL ans;
8. FRANCOIS, Negro, age de 80 ans;
9. Docia, ga femme, agek de 80 ans; ct
leur2 enfants: 10, Billy, age de 8 aus: ii,
ct Contance DEE l-2 ans; ~
IL. Celina, negresse, age de II ans;
ID. Henry, negresse, (~maladire) agee
de % ans ct ses deux enfans; Ia, Henry,
age de 8 ans: ct Is, Sosthene, l an.
l6. Sylvanie, negre, age de 8 ans;
Is. Phil, Negro, age de % ans;
. 10. Mary, negresse, agee de so ans;
20. Maria, mulatresse. agee de As ans;
81. Ida, uegresse; agee de SO ans;
%. Betsy, negresse, agee de 26 ans;~.
%. Washington, age de S ans.
"a. Arianire, negresse, agee de % mss:
Is. Son enfant FRANCOIS, age de 4 ans.
4e Un lot de mobiIier, CONSTANT en-
cheraux, muIets, betes q cnrnes, meubles,
&c. &c.
-v1~s~o IN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22

SUCCESSION DE DAVID WINN.
A WIS est par h present donne a ceux qni ont
- des reclamations contre Ia dite succession, de
les presenter a Mad. Veuve Thos. C. Vaughan,
on au soussigne son avocat.
mild ZENON LABAUVE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22
TRIMS OF SALE.

The Lands or Plantation payable one
eighth Of the price Of adjudication, in
cash on the day Of sale, and the balance
payable one-third in all March, 1850,
ons.third in all March, 1851, and ones
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-03-22

March 2lst, 1S49.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-08

republic without such a conclusion to the pre-
sent state CT Affairs. see not how this government
can continue To eAist Granting that the inh ihants
o. the papa States united in the determination to
resist foreign dsta ionthat from the pcrfumed shores
Of hn1o. washed by the Tyrrhenean water. to the
bloody cross Of Ferrara every prince. citizen and
peasant is resolved to strike for the liberal causeal
uniting that the bold deeds Of to- day will be outdone in
the strife Of to morrow. vet cu beso what does it all
avail Rome against France. the odds too des-
p,rate In such struggle it will be disgrace to
srccumf. successful issue would be, perha ps the
most glorious feat OF modern history But be the Issue
what it may the prospect of undoing what has been
done in Rome, becomes every day more dim The pro-
dipgs of the last three months have created spirit
which whole century would not velope under other
circumstances. moral barrier has been drawn be-
tween the Pontif pure and good man he is univer
sally admitted to be. aud the submissive aud de-
voted population Of these territories which not all the
powers Of Eura pc can remove The tiara has been
trsmL In the dust and the ponti6ca insignia eac ed,
to make for the device of the republic Traces of
the recent incarceration of the equpage of the card
nalate are yet visible in the Piazza del Popoo.
Over the castle Of st. Angelo, when drums beat
rg and guns salutng the Papal insignia longer
floats; in its place lresdes the bonnet rouge of liberty
The end IL not yet.
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possible that decisive arrive in time to b,
taken out to you by this mail
an obliged TO mail my letters two days before the
day OF sailing from Liverpool Teegra phic desp
lo~ever, sent from here this evening. tomorrow
ming will arrive in time to be taken out by the
steaintr. mention this to explain to you how IL
happen that important OF recent date may
reach yon than those which am enabled to send.
We are in important cribs 1t is intended that the
members Of the Assembly. aud others accused Ms ac
completes in the late nsurrectOn shall be tried be-
fore High Court Of Justice to be convened at Ver
salts.
PARIS June Fl, 1S49.
TIE Bourse and Money Mrrket.
Tie fall which preceded the insurrectionary move
ment Of the 18th would have been considerably greater
than it was had not almost complete stagnation of
business occurred, brought about, as | have already
told you, by the cholera and other causes The Jour
nee Of the 18th, however has suced to all ap-
prehsnsion The energy displayed by the government
and the iidcule thrown the party, even
In the eyes Of its parisans have completely restored
confidence and again caused capital to flow to the
Bourse The per cents have risen considerably and
this ie is OF very different character to the move
ment which carried them TO 9l in the month of May
The rise Of the preceding month has as have already
informed you been almost entirely due to the opera
items OF the bulls who have been ckess in their
cplatiCns in which they opposed the
market for cash The contrary has taken place
the Tast week. The speeulations have been unimpor
taut the oge's de Change almost refusing without
ception. orders from their customers that the
ri las been ccoasoned legi;imately, by opera
tions for cash Within tbs last few only the
bulls again tempted any speculation aud cash prices
and prices for account are level All securities
have participated in the rise and the is uniyer
found d confidence, than it has been for some time
past. The following are the weeks prices:-
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Theatrical and nyus,cai.

NsrroyAL T1v,rRK.-Mis; all the dalns. incident IN
the season ard which this year has been male dull
than ever, BY the presence of the epidemic among
thcacas have been far from aourishinz the closed
doors Ct the various houses testify The National thea
tire however, has been exception "a they have M
only Kept open but have hnd excellent audiences
evening The cement Of this house weli
busted and the entertainments ably aud julciousy
,hcs sho resort V he snS.bnena hs sG local Sr..
has te,n all the rage during toe past sai tbts
ktE uf tie bcys, Nuss. has delighted his auditors BIZ
bis doings Duria the coming week We are t. have al
entire change 81 performance and to morrow evening
NJ Mr.. furdcy complimentary benefit, long list Of
fatorite artists VIII appear in variety Of entertain
rents The sterling Grasia 81 tbs q" ldier's Dturh-
ter ard thtee fsrccs tesc~ any quantity q dsnsn
singing Se, will constitute the s.ii.
A GsAsp S,ct.D CoNcrRr will BE- given at Cssi.
Garden this evening at Which selection uf splepJi
ctmpositons will be performed Ia al nrsbls style.
Thuse Fl tur ci1sns Who ave compelled % atteni To
business during The whole week should certainly avail
themselves q the opportunity OF ahaiing the ci
bfsez,s and ,njo,iug she Innocent and dtughtful
creation offered them at Castle GARDEN
rurtsr,'s MtxtsrRyLs will commence the wsss to-
morrow evening with en- entirely new programme. Ia
Witch s the sorrs that have sver them their world
wide cepbfity will he introduced besides Which, they
will give great variety OF their most elegant dances
sc. We need not urge oar citiaens % attend these
ecrts they de that already without stint or mes-
rsvttov, Astoa riAcr.-The exhibition ~ the Do
Tams Il the Ruins II tic'yropl Chapel painted BY
Daarerre and the cts and sTbor Of Brett painted by
the Cheyai,r Bouon, IL wtthy the attention a thpss
who admire splendid paintings tuns $ band !. en-.
gaytd ard will execute several % those beau fu ant
1cpular airs which gained for them the esteem 81 QUO
riti,,rs Who were delighted with their harmonious
pieces while they play ed AZ the Tabernacle.
MIR Brough is in this city ia npe hcalth, spirits,
ard voice after his extensive southern tour
The Distins are giving concerts ia Nbany
Mites Julia Turnbu Is playing with great success at
s.nSis and ent,s circus Is at Concord, N n.
NaCsme Csiliy, the vocsii.t, sailed from New Ors
leans, on the 2sth ut for valparaiso va VhssFss
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40 o'clock minutes A. VI"

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT Loss oF LIFE-A shock
ING accident occurred down the bay, yesterday al
iefnCon, causcd by the collision OF the steamer
Perry with sail boat named the Sea Bird. The
Perry was passing down near Fields Point, on hes
sst trip to Newport, between six and o'clock,
when she came IN contact with the Sea BiTd, and,
Notwithstanding every exertIon was made by her
officers end men TO prevent ~, the sail boat was cut
in two and immediately sunk. Two females and
four men were on board the sail boat one Of the
females was struck by the bow Of the Perry, and
was instantly killed and the other pissed under
The boat, was picked ~, but survived but few
hours. The men were al picked up AID saved.
ihsufh with considerable difficulty
or. - 1TdnsuiIt, Jriy B.
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MARVELLOUS LgrrER.-The following letter was
found on The shore Of the Delaware Bay last week
Jones Island, and brought this office by Josiah
Sheppard, Esq, of Iopewell. II was found EN-,
clos, IN small vial, tightly corked, and secured
from dampness by sealing wax being put on the
cork. Whether il is really what Its purport seems
TO indicate, or whether II is the product Of some
wsg who delights in 'wonderments,' we are unable
10 say. We give II without vouching anything
further than that il was found ns described The
folks down East will be apt 10 know whether
there is any reality in 1t or not.-Brtdgcton W ~
Chroaici,, Jiinc 80.
"The American brig Smith Tut.ic, Of azd from New
buryport Nov. - lGlG-This morning. while leisur.Iy
Pre- crossing along, and requiring the damages tre-
mendous gale which occurred on Nov. %, aud which
very discovered to the East of large
ship b. airing American cOurs She Tapjly neared us,
and when within about miles, lowered the star
syapeed lann,r and hotstcd tho bloody piratical flag
She sim continued 10 near very rapidly, aud when
at the distppce u about mile two we're brought
up from below and thrown orerboart and then shot.
She appears to be Spanish ship of 800 burthcn
more; ns near ma can ascertain there about 125
her sbe carries long tom aud also n large
gun forwari,, which is n pivot. bisdes numerous
smaller ones. That must all DO murdered Is
but gung O. die like FREE In defence Of
lives. One Il my men has already fallen from n
shot lsug tom. Generous stranger who ere thou
art that det this. do the kindness 20
msn 60 publish In tae n'arett Journal or newspaper,
and you will oblge and confer afayor on
SYN ESTER MCArTE.
...i,,l ufnufe.
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Our London correspondence.

LONDON, June Fl. 1919
The Hon Mr.. Bonc,on and the Degree Of ILL., D.-Aa-
crea1y-T The Keans and the Neg Piay-.7merican Lite
nature, Sc.
You will see by the papers that the degree OF Doctor
OF Laws las been conferred on Mr.. Bancroft by the
Oxford University. This is considered very distn-
guished honor.
NIacresdy has not acted here since his return from
the United States but is about do so at the Liver
pool Theatre Royal.
Marston has just brought out Eve act play at the
Hay market which is likely to be very popular The
Keans have fine parts In it, and said to do full JUS
tice to them IT, is suppose altogether the best play
that has been produced for many years
American literature is becoming very popular here.
Bentley has issued editions of Prescot's histories,
and is the point Of publishing Elots historical
work. 1.-The Liberty Of Rome,n "Lynchs Narrative OF
the Exploring Expedition to the Red Sea-" sc. He
has also brought out handsome edition of Melville
"Mardi" Murray too, is busy with edition of
Washington rviDg's Life Of Columbus" and tho
"Iife and Times of Mahomet.n
am not much of politician, but observe a
rapid return and increase of nddencs in tho
mercantile and business TRANSACTIONS with the United
States. The government stocks too, in great de-
mand and large investments being made in them.
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Cur Dublin Correspondence.

DtbLiN, June IL, lo4o
State Prsoners-RGte in aid-Staie Of the Country, &c.
have not any news Of Importance to communicates
that has occurred since my last letter per the Washing
ton In political sense, matters remain exactly Ms
they when last entered fully into the details
Of the respective movements The government are
making all haste they to press the to enable
them to transport Mr. Smith Brien and his fellow pa
triots and probably by this time has passed into
law. At oil events, the Mount Elphinstone convict
ship Ito which Messrs. Martin and O'Doherty wer.
Cove) now awaits orders from the Admiralty to sail
and is supposed those orders will be given until
the remainder Of the state prisoners conveyed
beard.
No time has been lost in carrying the Rate in Aid
bill into effect in those where IL Is deemed prac.
ticabe Instructions being sent to all parts of the
country for the collection being proceeded with
Cork. Waterford. Limerick, and Kilkenny the orders
to collect have been duly pubshed; but in parts
Of the West and portion Of the South, return on
account Of the Rate in Aid has been OWN
to the imposs.bty Of collecting the ordinary rates
On Tuesday last, large and influential body Of the
landed proprietors of the South district held meet
had been agreed to by public meeting of the
praying for temporary reduction OF so per cent In
their rents, and subsequently printed The result OF
the meeting was that the prayer of the memorial
should not be granted but that such of their tenants
$ considered themselves overburthened with rent
would have their leases cancelled and their farms taken
up from them. The accounts from the country are
most satisfactory refreshing rains constantly descend
ing to the incredible benefit Of the crops The fears
the potato blight fast giving way and the
Of the growth Of raddys food most cheering; much
that new potatoes are now selling In Bella u mar
ket for ID per ID having in the course of a few
days come down to that prize from Cd per pound
new potatoes are being daily dug in every coun-
ty, Of the best description In the meantime
the best they for The following list of a OF
the subscriptions the other side Of the channel will
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Besides number Of Others, varying from $50 to IS
If we could only contrive to keep the people from
starving for another month all may DO well The Re-
et Committees are most strenuous In their
In the cause of humanity Count Sbylcske has, In
the most kind and liberal manner, volunteered to visit
the most distressed districts for the purpose Of their
relief.
Drnlrs Cons Excu,yGr, Tuesdsy.-white wheat,
23s TO 2cs; red do RS to 2ts barley 13s to lis Cd
oats, lis. Cd to lbs Cd per barrel essmrul lis TO
13s. Cd bakers Hour 13s Cd TO l6s per cwt Indian
corn 32s to 31s Cd per $50 lbs
Tho late Surgeon carmichael has belueathed ca 500
to the Medical Society 81 coo to the Royal
College Of Surgeons the interest to be applied TO grant
ing qusdrsnnial prize for the encouragement OF
deal fcience and 50 coo to the Richmond School Of
Surgery
Csptsin Rocbfort, Of the steamer Rose plying
between this port aud London reported having fallen
ia with whale Of huge dimension seven miles S. W.
o; the Lizard The monster suffer ne from N
counter he was having with swordfsh aad thresher
These formidable and unrelentng enemies 81 the
whale reported to be joined In league against the
ceiaceous animals. Captain Roehfort and hs crew
witnesses to the encounter for space Of tire
quarters Of an hour.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY s, 1s49.

now see. Is likely to continue The Parsians
are too much in love with the tranquility produces
to part with 1t lightly
The funds. IA you will see underwent considerable
rise after the insurrection and saugune spectators
affirm that before the end OF the month the per cents
will reach so.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
sONgETs. For Ihs Tribune.
Eyg IEssCP EAsLs.

THoU hsss bad some cam hour. VI ease, ny SOUL
When life was new and sunny skies srchd Or
thee
When pare bright spirits hlled Youth golden 5owi
Win incense DIVERS, sad luminous before thee
Inc path Of glory IL the future lay,
And hopes, Ike stars, Il. rsdisnny the way
All vanished n0r Upon the lonely altar
OF stern. high duty nus, lie immediate
Thy dearest hopes nor must thou fail and later
IN the gres, Human rsee,-bUt meet thy fs,s
A. one whose Life 10 sealed and &c, apart
To suasr and be strong Courage my heart
Give one lsst thought 70 what thou vert ard art,
Then for the hnsl end In patience wait
And Fin patience thou dos, keep tby SOU
Its perfect work sbsli unto thee BE- given
II stssdiastiy thou gszest =, the goal
True ~ the life entrusted thee W Heaven
II high asd higher Ill that goal thou win
Thou soAre.t above the world thou wsndsfe'i 10
sal 'Pur. 10 Heart, angels Of Good snsi guide thee
Through oil the Evils Of this lower kArto
Thou shalt wax safe whatever may oetds thee,
So thou sri Psthfal % Thy newer Birth.
So thou seoept Thy lot, calmly relying
On Heaven 70 aid tbee 10 each high endesvOr,
And 10 Thy s,ed the Voice within replying
VIII bid thee still, through all, Hope On-Hope
ever
Yof. Nsr Ia
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SCHOOLS.

LRESCH LANGUAGE.-Ar-ruoon u tF-ni1E
Il Classes Tor t1e LADIES sED GEsTLEw q t-E %
e. TIE Pemsie lnsutg.s Of NJ AZ Nh NDDEA ~
Grseoe-sL r. ] ur-sr le tir>cl 20 - P d a ga
upon ia reT system, - a -Dsriorii7 pi NF-.--
Rrelcn lFllF sD1 e.eul---zrg a. Elsf- y -- 49,
sst tine AScTHtz CLAss especially Tor Coz -.
FEAE-Ai.Ts Vi4 ss0 % fJrnsd - a1l-s .1d s--.--
.I- 1o'- fsrnllar go - f--- sLs -. =
order .g -Ds- - .ss-~r o. 'q-zK So -
-~s s-ce. ~ue-c@r ~ Zone .l Ie 1faNt- -l'.'
sI-1zt Tern. I- s-vz--e. - q --.sl-s ,.-
week A.Ig sf,srrll- 49, eV~ll-E r.ss.rs ~
80 ,s,Js. 49, ,e-s I-selll@ ~ M.ssss 0isAA-t
n yer.st doors FROM Eas- bros1wsJ, 1poa -
p.sr snc conditions 81 t'os-. f-E's i7-7'
tune -. ,- %, n
App.y a. on. s-1oo'roous stJ7e 1e1u' ,7o. =. =
se = Pace - ~ Gran r~-s-E E7-r-lt c4s.s-'
rssd-nc- SCHOOLS AZ f.1.-ie5 s-'>1'--- 49,
srov- y coumerce trrls -lai-.J - -
NIOT%T WA-HINGTON- u HOOL, - -, =,
VI ~ - yscTJ1rsf The BooE -Eee-ing c.as--t
~, -..---..- " cou-rn-rc- % &7rcsJ. S5g-i-,
$50 -, s-e s3r..isc % Lee -.lss,s p = ->'
~ u course Cff-gcy. 1900. M -
Th- .ecolc regular Ectoll c-s-isr co'll--' =. 60
n. f,.t a wrtr- --1s srp.rsl.o1s ilf - ~ -
rar spd s7arish CASES y ~ irs ~ .91 -. ~
for me year az " : sh.s = Pncci7tt
-
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rH1LANrHRoPIo ANNounorngEMT.
nLRINa ~. MONTH d. NONLMRsK

DURING Itt. MONTH or nov kMbFh
4 SHALL PLACE 100 BOTTLES 81 me disposal I
! those DO csnrai sroid To- purchs-e .hem These WIZ
,e O.. stlhut-d every dsy a. Office, $50 Broadway.
between TIE boufs 81 ou- So 1870 O'Clock ~ afternoon
L@ nou- he deferred from applying by feeling ~ '7.e
rude. livery oLe a. w. That pus SICKNESS % OLE ne
ruin Of u.arg respectable a44 inl.str Us Fanny All
have ans dou i-sp-cuuR 10" rcacy ~ ny Qiscos-
cry. NAV ug Ofiice rom \ NJ 10 7 NJ Hud con
s.t lhe book which 10 k-pl there, ln which are fsithuAy
Jfded the residence The nse and ihe csfsso c-r
hcl by physician " every patient Though rsNy fi
who hsVe CONSULTED have beer declared ncuithle.
many - them though MUu.h has NOS Yet elapsed si1ce
ny remedy ac uit ed are6ty perfectly well
Others fsr Way Of recovery, aud otl-s have not YET
regorted progress Those Wuo desire % ascertain he
ruth my professions posses themselves oi inr most
desirable OF icvesgAul short - Il ne time hst
has elspsed since the pubHcsCo1 Of ny discovery
OFFICE, 80 BROADWAY
"a [. DESCHAMPs
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Disasters, &c.

ny'vss So. The bsh k,crt Capt Bes4hsmP a. Bo'tou
10 on Ivs lTb Oh Ue let So loaE %, con'o
~h l'sne 81 Nes kus aad m Nes Nuk Ger iAeirU
s ey at asu si tooA % Cop, Jehn Asn sr crew
naubc The bee lsg s1iag condition 1ts kotet 81
Cat~sis hfr ysd ee fs mAtt i vel other damage
loss Ssr Cssss Nsw HsnFosp sitter resvst ~ New
stdust icon A,tg konf We g. report the
TIE shp Gees NJ BEDFORD, osrry Rect iUrss
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