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SOLAR LAMPS.

yTyHE subscriber is now prepared furnish manufacturers
with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CHIMNlES,N lCKS,
LANTERNS, &c. at manufacturers, wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants and others buying these goods in
quantities will find il for their interest to call.
Also Just received very large assortment of solar
Stand Lamps, with new patterns Shades and drops,
which ciH be sold at % per cent less than Boston
prices,
INV one doubling this statement be convinced Of the
fact by calling
Chandeliers, GirandOles, Hall Lanterns
vases &C. &C. in great variety, at very low prices at
1as Main street A. J. BROWN.
Worcester, Sept. 10, $780, dwf
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CATTLE SHOW BALL.

r AIDES and GENTLEMEN can find at the New
4 4 Boot & Shoe Store. A good assortment Of DAN
cing Shoes & Boots as follows
Ladies' French Satin Slippers;
Neis Viii and Black do. do;
French Kid Slippers;
do. do. Buskins
Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers;
Thin Silk and Satin Cater Boots;
Gents Patent Leather Boots;
do do do Congress Boots;
- do do do Oxford Ties;
do do do Dancing Pumps;
do common Kid aud Morocco Dancing Shoes.
Ladies' and Gentlemen in want Of any Shoes or Boots
for dancing will find them by calling at No. l6O Main
81. LONGLEY s. SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. ii, 1850. s..,y. dw3wis
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MISS J. A. FLAGG.

Late of Boston, TEACHER of The PIANO FORTE and
sNGlNG is DESTROYS of obtaining pupils in this city and
vicinity Having had considerable experience in teaching
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given to those
who may favor her with their patronage
Miss f. is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
lHOs BRICHER, Organst and Director of Music at Bow
dom Square Church-HENRy w Poole, Inventor Of the
Euharmonc Organ, Boston, s. r. LELAND, of this CITY,
1FAppcaons may be made 10 A. MARSH, at his Music
Rooms, 203 MAIN ST.. disco Aug %
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DEWEY & WILLIAMS
CATTLE SHOW.
IN DEFAULT OF THE USUAL
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES
by the Societies


by the Societies,
WE have great pains to make our own "Exhib
w ton" of Goods more than usually attractive.
THE LADIES who visit Worcester on this OCCASION Will
find thousand novel and beautiful products of foreign looms
to excite their attention and crafty their TASTE while those
who wish to see the progress of American Manufactured
will be greatly interested in
The Beautiful Brussels Carpets
of the BIGELoW CARPET co.
The substantial GinghamS and handsome Coun-
terpaneS ofthe Lancaster Co. and the Brussels Car
pet Bags, all the product of single town (CInton
in this County, or the splendid
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets,
produced by process invented in Clappyille;
The tasteful MoUssELINE De LANES of southbridge;
the serviceable FLANNELS of Oxford and LEICESTER the
comfortable HOSIERY, &c, manufactured Milbury; or
the substantial COTTON FABRICS of Oakdale, Webster
and Auburn All the above and many more being the pro-
ducts of County, and legtmaely belonging to our
Annual Exhibition.
We might also mention the thousand and articles of
cOnveniences comfort and luxury invented by Yankee
ingenuity" of Connecticut New Hampshire, and our own
State but epumerate whole would be almost to give
catalogue of stock; only refer the endless
variety of CARPETS manufactured at Lowell, Thompson
vile, &C., and the beautiful
Bay State Shawls,
which ELECTED such universal admiration the last Annual
Fair m
1FWe shall take great pleasure in exhibiting our Stock
of Goods all visitors whether they wish to purchase
not, and respectfully solicit call from all who wish to see
a beautiful stock of Goods
H. II. CHANIBERLIN g. co.
dyy
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ATH. III. CHAMBERLAIN g. CO.'S.
TNRoM this date we shall be constantly receiving NEW
II FALL GOODS of every description, adapted to the
season, and the wants Of our customers.
1t is our intention Oder the coming
ensive assortment than ever before are now receiving
100 Pieces New Carpets,
IN BRUSSELS, VELVET, TAPESTRY, PLY, and
INGRAM making the best and cheapest stock have
ever offered
Upholstery Goods.
nrst-rate assortment of Damasks, Turkey Reds, Cot
TONS Muss new style Oil Painted Curtains Fixtures Cor
nice, Bands Pins, &c. &C., making greater variety of Up
olsteIy Goods than has been kept Worcester and
at the lowest prices Of any market.
In Dress Goods
We are now opening cases of GINGHAMs, PRINTS, DE
LANES, CAsHMEREs, LYoNEsE CLOTHS, THY
BETS and all novelties Of the season, which we shall
sell at WHOLESALE PRICES. f4f
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls.
splendid assortment Of the above Goods, at the lowest
prices.
Blankets, Quilts, &c.
Every description OF Furnishing Goods be bought Of
us at less than Boston any other retail prices.
Domestic Goods
OF every description, by the bale piece, yard at the
lowest Wholesale prices $3.50
nrAs we buy many Of goods Of Foreign and Domestic
Manufacturers their Agents. and also purchase largely at
Auction, we are quite OF saving to customers
handsome per cenage from the usual prices Of retail
II. III. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
eept2. ytlfn q y csc .Lyl-l DIV.
The Graefenberg Company's Pure Wines
gf,t4 and Liquors, siE
THOR MEDICINAL PURP osEs--A fresh lot Just recey-
Il ed and for sale by l.. T. LAZELL Apothecary, sole
AGENT In Worcester, ti. COL Main Street.
I1sE Price One Dollar per bottle.
S6dw3wis o51
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Very Desirable

g. 4 BLACKSMITH STAND FOR SALE. heated in
Until Ashburnham Mass two miles from the Cheshire
halroad in very pleasant village, consisting of
good story House, WOodhouse Barn. and acres of ex
cellant Land Also, acres of less valuable land with
god shop 80 ieet square, and of Blacksmith Tools
easy 1t is good stand for CUSTOM with business enouoh
lot , Two hands new Cotton Mill is process of erection
within ~ ros OF the premises For further particulars
Oh SAMUEL RANDALL, abont mile from the premises
f1shDurlhal, sept " dwSw
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NOTICE.

A LII pesons indebted to the Estate of WILLIAM COE,
deceased or having claims against said Estate
Quested to settle with EDWARD HAMILTON at the saw
ings Bank. ELIZABETH H. OoE' Aum ny
T. Worcester, Sept II, 1850. eodSt
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CONSUMPTION is CURABLE.

L
TT *. ROOT, A. NJ, NJ D., the celebrated Con-
Ii. sumption and Blood Doctor, and inventor of the Anti
Consumption Lung Barometer Office 5l2 BROADWAY
New YORK.
He invites the attention of the sick ard afflicted aborng
under any of the various characters forms of disease such
as-Coughs liberated Tubercuous Lungs Shifting Of
Blood; Pain in the Chest Shoulders Side Back Bleeding
Lungs Chronic Caar Night Sweats Nervous COMPLAINTS
Paptaton ossifcaon Dropsy of the Heart Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Chronic DarrhGa Incidental Weaknesses
peculiar to Females, Cancers Tumors SCroiulous Afec
TONS Deafness Insanity, Fits Paralysis Spinal Deformities
Gravel Fstua Cosveness, and all CutaneOus Eruptions
and Poisonous noccuation and Humors of the Blood
The Doctor is the only man the Globe that
ratey ascertain The nature of and consumption. He
can ascertain the amount of air exaed and the amount of
air necessary nhale the weakness strength of the
Lungs, and whether diseased not He ascertain for
certainty the different kinds of Consumption and
such kind knowingly which all physicians disagree -
This advise in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption
and of the Lungs be equaed by any of
my age No Lady Gentlemen should neglect to have
examination of their Lungs with the Barometer advice
can then be given correct and certain which will counter
act pedsposition Consumption, and guide them safely
on the me like the compass to the Mariner which
will add years to their lives He does not make sick
make WE'LL down to build up again, but from his
skill in doctorng the Blood he effects his great
THE LANGUAGE OF SCRIPTURE.
For the Life of the Flesh ths Blood-Gen XII a. For
the Blood is Life-Dieut xii 49, For the Blood is the Life
enth Son-l Chron H. Is God said every Herb and Tree
bearing seed shall be Tor Mea-Gen g. David sad purge
with Hyssop and shall be Clean-Psalm Ii, T. Paul
said the Weak eateth Herbs-Rom xiv, o ST. John said
the Leaves of the Tree for the Healing of the Nation
Rev. XIII
Chrss Life taken by the shedding Of his Blood.
Blood has voice to pierce the skies.
Revenge, the blood of Abel cries;
But the dear stream when Christ slain.
Speak peace as loud, from every vein-WATTs.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HERBIST.
Ye who have suffered long, and spent your substance in
employing physicians administer you quack minerals
and mercual poisons they have done you good, but
rather hurt make more effort at recovery Try the
medicines Of the celebrated Doctor Root and the day of
redemption will come the joyous light of health will
shine your paths the will return TO your faded
ctee the FIRE your usteress eyes, and strength
powerless mucle E 81 tase .1.. On
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

NIOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store, a
u good assortment Of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity, of the
Best quality and at as low prices be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Children's Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY & SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dwSws
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PATENT MEDICINES DECEIVE.

Put faith in medicine a all As well might
locksmth make key fit all kinds of locks the drug
gst compound all his medicines in and use it for all
complaints yon might well expect to live
tce of diet. word to the with is sufficient. Profession
aladvice Free except examination with the Barometer
which will be 81 The sick and afflicted of either sex,
invited to call on him, and first come first served.
uY His Rooms at the WORCESTER HOUSE, until
Saturday, Sept 18th. DIST Sept 10
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Direct from New York.

REAUTIFJI assortment of Cambria and Muslin Edg-
N ngs and Insertings;
spendid assortment of Wrot Muslin Collars all prices.
Every variety of Thread Edgngs, wide and narrow.
White Check Cambrics Swiss Muslins, India LINENS etc.
o,c inst received at HALL d THOMPSON'S.
81, "a davis
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BIGELO WIS
BAY STATE SHAWLS.

BAY STATE SHAWLS.
HAVING just completed my arrangements for the
j. Il sive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SHAWLS, l
would take early opportunity inform the public that
have receyeda large lot of all their different styles and quail
tiles and am prepared to- sell them at WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL, at As Low RATES as they can be purchased
ofthe Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country be supplied at my
Store the Agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
tanning them equal to any of the largest Job6ing
Houses in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. 3 F1agg Buildings,
Aug go dwtf opposite Central Hotel
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Hair Brushes

TN great variety, including the JENNY LIND Brush, re-
| ceiyed and for sale by l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Son, II dyy2wis C37 29l Main st.
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Cast Iron Pumps

WARRANTED superior in every respect to all other
w Pumps in use
Also, LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD for sale low,
No. 23l MAIN STREET, by
May 2. distf sAM'L POOLE & co
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New ENGLAND Health Insurance Co.,

NOW I5IrSIdnU II5dItn 1ns!rI dIlC6 UOIj
Office No. POS Main st, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE season at hand when all should take of
their health. The above Company has, in times past,
paid thousands of dollars the sick who, in time of
health, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK if sick, at cost Of 1928 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy, and unfortunate to be sick o. All just
claims will be paid as received. dis June 81
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y,HE best assortment ever offered in Worcester be
Il seen at HALL a. AhohrSOtNt.
Sent III u4Nls
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Sept IL
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale

Ia HE Estate on Pleasant Street, opposite Chestnut
E:;R 81 well known as the property formerly owned
R2kland occupied by DR.. o. III. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing TO purchase Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscriber
mo. IA dwstf BENZ BJFFIJM pleassntst
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WANTED,

A American Woman to do housework in a small fami
IN ly. Apply at No. 23 Green Street.
Aug 2s diff EDW'D SOUTHWICK.
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Wanted,

A T the Temperance Exchange, two AMERICAN GIRLS
N to do Chamber Wor' diff Sept 10
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-19

rick Riley, one Of the Deputy Mar
shals; Mr.. d. Draper; Mr. Freeman
Deputy Sheriff; the Proprietors Of the
United States Hotel, their Clerks ard
Servants, and a Mr.. Ladd. To all
these gentlemen am under great OBJ,
legations for their kindness. 5
In reference to the Abolition senti-
tnent in Boston, would state this cir. t,
cumstance all the time the excitement
was going on with me, there was no
protection of the city authorities offers
ed me, and none turned out in. my fa-
vor, But when George Thompson,
the English Abolition Lecturer was ex-
pected, and a meeting was announced
to receive him, it was rumored that
mob might assemble on his reception,
and the Mayor instantly ordered out
the city officers to attend and suppress
any mob-showing that the city au-
thorities were disposed To give protec.
ton to an Abolitionist which they had
withheld from me while engaged in nv
lawful business; and my opinion is; il
we had succeeded in awesting the ne>
grnes, that they would have been rcs-
cued by the citizens.
In conclusion, to give full history
of my visit to Boston would occupy
too much time and patience, will.
therefore, conclude by saying that: l
went to Boston as an agent to execute
IA lawful trust, thinking should be pros
tected and assisted by the laws of my
country. Bot, on the contrary, from
the first, the laws of the country, in~
stead of proving protection, were
made an engine Of cruelty, oppression,
! injustice and abuse; so that my life
} was constantly endangered-and this
! without the first offer of assistance from
: Government, National, State, or City.
| feel that every man who has South
ern heart in his bosom, and would
, maintain the honor of bis country,
} should sustain the Southern Rights
cause, by every constitutional meas
ure. until our rights are acknowledged
and justice obtained.
, WILLIS II. HUGHES.
: Macon, Nov. 81, 1850,
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Sec. 6, Be It fwtEer enacted, That
IN case of any yacancy occurring in
said convention by death, resignation Or
removal of any member, it shall be the
duty of the Governor to cause such
vacancy te be filled by issuing his writ
OF election to the sheriff of the proper
county, requiring him, on ten days no.
tice, TO hold an election according to
law, to fiil the same.
Sec. 7. Be 1t fmtaer enacted, That
the acts Of the convention proposed Ia
be held by this act, before they become
binding on this State. shall be submits
ted to the people at the ballot box for
their approval or disapproval, at such
time, and such manner, as the conven-
ton may determine.
JOHN J.. McRAE,
Speaker Of TIE House Of Repre-
SeatdtiUeS.
JOHN l. GUION.
President Of the Senate.
Appoved Nov. 30, 1850.
]. A. QUITMAN.
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Macon, Nov. 81, 1850.

Strike but hear aS.--C0hgress will
re-assemole on Monday, the I'd of De-
cember. The struggle will recon
mence, unless the North comes to the
rescue. We shall not suffer number
of our paper togo forth, withouthout at
tempting to impress upon our brethren
Of the North the Importance Of the
crsisto which we have arrived We
seek to open their eyes to the danger
which threatens the Union Union.
1--WE think that our brethren Of tho
North have done striking enough,
aud that such appeals now only serve
as invitations to them to repeat the OUT
rage. For our part, we believe that
the time for expostulation and suppliN
cation has passed--and that we must
strike back, or humbly submit to
ny'bnfettings they may be pleased TO
bestow on us. A firm front opposed
to aggression is the only way Of
checking it,
g. Man spurns the worm-but trembling ere he
wake
The slumbcring venom Of the folded snake.
The first may turn, but nat auengc the blow,
The last expires, but leaves no living foe"
.....-a --------------------------L-.
Facts 10 be Remembered.- - Who are
tie Union men!-1hcy are the men who
wish the government administered ac-
cording to the constitution, that
instrument preserved in its purity. and
who will resist infractions unpon 1t.
THcy are tie men, who believe that
Southern rights cannot be sustained by
submission; and that acquiesece ao,c
with gross aud palpable injustice, will
lead To such futher aggressions, as will
serve the Union or render the South
the Ireland Of this government.
Who are the Disunionists.
They are the men who say, and say
truly, that this Union must be dlssolv
/ ed if this fugitive slave law canpot be
enforced, and yet who by submission
now, tell the North they will submit
again and thus invite the North TO ag-
gresslons which will end in disunlon.
Theg are The men " ho made S6 deg.
30 min. their fighting line, but receded
| from it when the country came up TO
it, and who by submission non, under
the cry of Union. that masked bat,
terry" will recede again, and by their
continued submission renderthe consti-
tuition uullity, and the Union ropc
Of sand.
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TIE First Commercial Nation. Tho
London correspondent Of the New
York Herald, states that the commer-
cial tonnage Of the United States is
20, 900 tons, more than that of England.
the former being 3.l50,0OO tons. and
the latter 3,lSO.O00 tons. Ifthis be-
true, we are of course the first con~
mercial nation in the world.
The trials ofIife arc the tests which
ascertain how much gold istin rs.
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zsz MADl8oN1AN
N ..,.r0 0rvuRY,THuasnAY BY
(. b. pIFti PRICE. .-.,,..
s.ut,. side Of tiAo s1""fe' =
TrRMstI e8t ).

adronoe. Is? 50
ysar. payable y "us "'N' 2 on
~ I, "a A. ,ibio laa1 X months a 8 50
|, Psls ~ nd Si & the year, ..,,, u,
.;..n,pt, !. inserted 4 4 One Dollar dna pei
tor he y't in'ertion' anu
~, 81. s Y Il sash subsequent insertion.
.,i..n,pt. q, NJ marked with the M n@m"s, a@a
riiiss Published ill forbid ano
.i...1aths above rates ,....o,.or,
ais',' !, y alteration Il, biadeiu an advertisement
a. Insertion, viii subject the same 10
~ '"'.,s.,. " 8d g5a sf Fo WY t'8H
N. esa,ss N,,spsr discontinued until AZ 'freaF- 4
n ], !, i ,Daaii--sxoeptat the option q 'nF
l1'i In voRE Executed ! with i'm" nea'ness ,,'
4 = J5.,,,t,b. II n moderate terms paya0''
!, III Worki delivered W8--....
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WINN's HOTEL.

BRlCk bUllDtNU
Msin Street, few doors below his OLp
slNp. I'hehOdse lsyery spacious, and pos
ses every convenience for
BOARDEiES.
Fhe rooms are large, airy and arranged with
Eve to the comfort NC occupants. His ta-
hall be spppHe,lwith thebeSt the, market
brIs. And no pains or expense shall b.
rI "a render satisiactionto his guests,
The subscriber, thankful to bis Old friends
heir patronage, hopes, fnm his increased
liStes Ind determination to please, to con
nt to receive their generous favor,
~ R. N. WlNN,
gnoo Cjty, June l2-nl7-tf
/ Hacks, Carriages, Blisgies and Saddle
ires VIII beatall times inreadiness to con,
persons to any Of the Watering Places, ol
pwhere III the interior 'a'la r. M. w,
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People seldom improve when they
have no other model but themselves %
copy.
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Sbenstone says "Poetry and ! cen
sumption are the most catering old's' ls
eases"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
The PATRON Trial.

In another paccw bee found an account
of the closing scenes IN tins important Triad,
as detailed by The Tribune, special report
cr,who was dispatched 10 Hudson toaitend at
the Summing zap of the evidence and the final
decision such decision. it seems, is not
arrived at. but yet We cannot think the trial
loss to the public IN any respect ltuhaS
demonstrated nothing more, IL has shown,
beyond the possibility of doubt, that the
Livingston Manor was created not only by
vast fraud upon natural justice, but upon
the existing laws of the country, and that It
can now bc held hy its po>seSsors il, IN
deed, the final proceedings in the case DO
not utterly void their title, because il is
hundred and fifty years old. and because of
the matchlc>s cunning with which the seyc-
raj patents were successfully though dishon-
estly obtained.
As soon rs We have room. which viii
he in day or tive, We shall publish John
Van Burcn's ma>tcrly argument against the
Livingston tide. together with such hrici
history Of the origin Of the manor as VIII
put the public distinctly in possession Of
the facts
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" reck OF IL >ew-HaNen Vessel Near Porto
kico.

Capt Chase, oi tie schr Mary Ames. ,'um
MAyssatz. T. X. ia,,rms Is ths. the shr North
Csrolua, Cspt Beecher from Porto Rico. with q
cargo O. sugar and mo.asses bound - NsW IA
ven. welt ashore CA Cape Roso I K. CA he -islt
O. the syh OF March The vessel in tie moran,
was complete wreck. The captain and crew
cane ashore IA the morning 70 get sssistslce O.
save what they could b1: aere -1succcss .----
They returned std saved part o. tie .sis AID ri--
.ns The Cons. sent GOWN sm4.. s,hoOner aai
brought ,hcm aid WIS. iaey sAvei uq q Maya
sue1. Three they were seized by the Custom
house authorities 81 the capiails oSu ct-oaouls
.cr and spy.s.ss. taken from The Cols--s oAce -
re Custom hocse and tie CsPt I'D crew tetA-a
e. 81 days When Cspt Chase lei'. on re -i;h
Of April g. American uSn oiVsr came Y port
And Cat Beeohe7 aid h.s case before the Con-
maader TIE Commander tod him that be wou-i
inquire into il. and see him rgAied. Sne span
ish gentlemen were present a, he time, I'D y
ported !. 10 toe Cap, Of the Port who sent or the
captain mate and men and PCT them IN prism
The Coosal baiied them oct scon si.c..