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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

- No sye ar.,aipl.ti Ilh Dc eharse:er q Maj
Bsdiaar7 iSIlt uilsi t0r EiOlent The entire oaE-
I,--n4s 81 bis Slstement- be adaaiis that inc long
taPss Of ysaEs has c1eed iEo1ia eis nssraosy may
"a. ,ir ts most IneTsduloRs that the fessfbsliiy
flhe 5sr4FsI eaiarly demonstrates N he Pre-
ssnec u Rnmsay aetsahots an1 lEien osse...1
Aa.s,ns tie sTeeiafl1s who gave bin certificates.
are mentioned tiie eauars q Gen Horatio Gates
aud John NIart As We tetoTe SISTED, the evitenee
.. sizi- l. ueede M s.l as Es hsSe
M, ,5 rT f@ii q tsitsr Of Gen. GATES dated Hose
Iiit Sc,r York January ~, I797. fpablished N
N,rriS s. " Ills iEoe Journal IN the year 1850
and addressed 10 JOHN afaTk. shen living a. . Ira
vcilsFs. Rest IN This esuriiy5=- esess
~ hzyc beri frcquenily asked lately Eh-t
had become Of the 'slestn gunqes nlaee hy Jalnes
proprfcjCr 6f the aIussnfn N New f6r. = snxies
10 procure some ot Nturess tf theyrean be pur
chased fuF rcasiEla BE snI eaaFe bad fheert-
4eaee sfRHy cssE tt sdsa af PEopeiling
boats 81 means o stni inoi ehimgFicai and time
viii ssf perfect kIs pllIl- ~ 4es9 -
We conclude oiIr article with the following ez-
traet frot4 the life Of Fliligr ne Feader viii qh
serve thai liic : ms lion heai was Launched
sI-yvEoS ~ -ocSEt lE;aisss As'TER THE Ex-
sPERiaJEfi ! q. fltll asd that the success at
tending ila trial. exeiSed Ia the minis speetaiols
similar feeling Of sliFfEise and admff1ticn:
In the spring Of 1901, The lI$a Fulton boat "a.
LAUNCHED from the ship yards 81 Charles Brown. On
the East RiTer, New York The engine from Eng
land uas pat on board of her In August she Was
completed, and vas snoreQ by ler machinery nom
her bidh-Place TO the Jersey sh0re- Mr. LfEinexton
aud SIR. Fulton had invited many Of their friends
IN witness the fJSs kIisl ar10nIs whom we're DR..
Mitchell and Dr. McNeren. Nothing could ex-
ceed the surprise and admiration Of ali who wt-
messed the experiment. The minds Of the most IN
crsduiOus were changed In few minutes Before
the boat had made The progress OF quarter Of mile
the greatest unbelieFer must hare bern eOngerted-
The man who while he looked on the expensive
machine thanked his stars that he had more wisdom
than to waste his moHey. on such idle schemes.
Rb-
moved from the wharf and COINED her speed his
complacent smile gradually siihened into an ex-
preston Of wonder. The ieers ofthe Ignorant Who
their ConteInpiun,s ridicnIe and rude Jokes, were
silencci for EUment by vulgar aSlOnishmeut
which deprived them Of the power OF Rtleranee fil
the triumph of genius ex,ort from the ineTedulo1s
multitude which crowded the shores shouts and ae-
carnations Of eOnEratulafiOn aud applause
Our Eext article vii: be devoted to LeefoEn In
The UiLeu lime.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
rgEElE THEY cow 81!

ME undersigned has taken a shop at DUFF
fields Depot. one dnor south Of the tailor shop
tncrly occupied by Il. Kerchival, where he VIII
p p constant, on hand, aud manufacture to or
i nll kinls nf
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NOTICE.

u an order of the Board of DIRECTORS of the
Berryyille g. Charlestown TURNPIKE Compa.
ia dolarS in Zach Share is ordered to be paid
the hands of the Treasurer.
M SAMUEL w. LAKELAND.
Sarlestovn. Dec. IL. IS49.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
PRorrMxA. JAN S, 1870.

SIR-I send you enclosed astatement or short his
tory the origin of application of steam 20 boats
ships, &c. Shepherdstown and James Runsey are
unquesonably entitled the honor Of the invention
OF applying steam TO them. MIR Fitch from the
Norhward it Is said has also claimed a rarticipa
ton; but the following circumstance will totally
defeat his claim. When Mr. James Ruinscy had
nearly completed his machinery, or al least Lad
made considerable progress. the few coafdeEts OF
Rumsey, frequently ex xpressed their hope and be
lcfIha he would succeed. This same Fitch haV-
ing heard the OF probable success came TO
Shepherdstown under 4 borrowed name. his bOsi-
ness was to find out Rumsey's plans: his anxiety
to hear, see, caused suspicion; he was seized /
think on some prstezt, confessed his name and bus
mess; and believe my influence with some others.
saved him from corporal, though perhaps arbitrary
punishment He went of, after having been IN
Shephcrdstown incoe some days and It's said, com
peted boat. &c. but it found hot To- answerIhe
purpose 'ris said that Fnlton commenced his eI-
pcriments several years after this, went England
and tits supposed he beTe learnt all Runnsey's ex
periments. Very respectfully, am.
Your C5cdIent servant,
HENRY BEDiNGEF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

I embarrassed him thra1gh Iftc still husrrTcT, IA (;
struggled on uLdsslIlayet. 9ud had eeasIrpcted
t-laI Of about ,,1g hIdTe ions Suren. and pushed
furyyan his tnachfneFY u thc F0int at com
p'etion as 10 lie able 10 Indicate day not veTT dis
TAM for a public exhibition
Death however put an end to his career, in Liz
crpoot at mos faIteFing point in his,t and IN
der circumstances Of The most coaching .h2saeter.
Rnm.ey had consented, Al the sugSc<fifsi # S-,alc
gentlemen, to give pubic eSPosltlon oI sts fl.t.
lie in his behalf The evening came, and. 20 his
astonishment the hail was hilcd 10 OYc'lUwing
with the learnin and fashion, and Deaoty ot LIVER
pool. Lie was overwhelmed At this lInluokedfOT.
token of interest; and he seems TO have been 50 cOn
quered by his feelings 10 be unequal 70 the oeea
sion. lie saw that his nDst ardent hopes were mp
on the cf aceoaap shtaent apb thai tue helping
hand of power u he extended to him in his pen
iry, and carry tFough IN triumph the cherished oh
iecI sf.his ls arose his
agitation nis 6fssffe by a who hand
ed him giasS OF wafer-he returned his thanks IN
few incuhercnt sentences. sank IN his chair, and
ne-crspakc more. He Was seized With an apopiec-
tic fit, and died within two days after. Thus died
poor RUmsey, another OfthoSe martyrs # cfri=Ot2.r,
of which those henefaciorS of the human race whO
have laborcd In the department OF mechanical in
venfion-whose works constitute the peculiar glory
of ouT timc-fnrm 50 lNnE-a roll.
TSuu:sey had Obtained the patronage of some en-
tcrprising individuals. and the boat Re cEnStTucicd
was set in motion after his death, on the Thames,
in 1893
It appears that Washington advised him anicri-
10 the public experiment in lTS6, to hasten The
construction of his boat prevent being FORE
stalled by another individual The individual.
here alluded 'o,-is supposed to be Fitch. and we
have doubt tIaI the supposition is correct; for
Maj. Henry BeGinger, as will be presently seen,
states that he visited ShePher5s;own under susPi-
cious circumstances during the construction OF
Runiscys boat and that had it not been for his in
huence he would. in all probability, have suffered
the penalty of justice LynchSlaw-
The following letters of Maj. B.. who was on
terms of personal intimacy with Rumsey, establish
the fact that the experiment entirely success
fui
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,..ssss...EPMERDsTotYN Is rIIIs oLDEN
From lhe :. rree Press.r

JAMES EsRUMsET-ASDs STEAM BOATS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

To supply Londons daily, ssil mil 6e,ool
COWS are Required, y aiding 1oq .tlllo gallons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

[Thq fsiloring beautiful lines, will be sccn BY
fereneetdthe initials, ere written %y foFatcr
man, sesident in Nov oreans he genius fPocoY,
and thclttt,th Of historyt mark evetsJJS aine.I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
SUCCESS AND FAILURE.

Eiza5e,htown, Marshall co., Va,
lanmarY l5, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

and vifsinis. Is may indicate the Injustice
done 10 thi, commohx hx eal.bs in the decIas-
..ioss made BY their Legislatures, while ss
,he same time we Offer aseusances oi our
cordial respect for. and fheful support Of.
The National Constitution aed Unpn; asd
Of our sincsre, and fsaseFssl isssass To-
wards their people - ci:izens Of q common
country. WIN. r. 'Ot'No 'ON'
/ Harrisburg, March %. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
GOVERNORS MEssAaE

To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of Pennsylvania
GENTLEMEN: The States Of Virginia and
Georgia have transmitted to the Executive
Department of this Commonwealth, Reso
lutions in reference 10 tho preservation ol
the Uuion-,he institution Of slavery-and
complaining Of certain alleged violations ol
the Constitution Of the United States.
A respectful courtesy to these dissin-
guished members Of the confederacy, dem
ands from the Government Of Pennsylva
MIA an early and calm consideration Of The
o. grievances thus presented. The known
character of the citizens Of this Common.
wealth for their faithful adhereace 10 the
National Constitution. their deep veoera.
tion for. and attachment to, the National
Union. and their uniform respect and regard
for the rights. privileges, and happiness Of
the citizens Of other States Of Tie eoafede-
racy. is a sufficient pledge that they would
feel deeply wounded should their rspressn.
tatives BY silence and acquiescenoe seem
to admit. that they or ihsir Government
were justly obnoxious to the assertion that
they "had commenced. and were persist.
ing in, a system Of encroachnent upon The
Constitution and rights Of a portion Of the
people Of this contsderscy. which is alike
unjust and dangerous to the psaos and psr.
pe,ui,y Of the cherished Union."
Persuaded that there exists 20 unkind
feeling among our citizens to sny other
portion Of the coniederacy, sad that COR
dial love for the Naiional Coaslitusioo and
Union psrvades our entire population. il 10
deemed pleasant duty 10 transmit those
resolu,ions 10 your honorable bodies. that
the necessary measures mcy Be adopted.
after candid confederation o. the whole
subject, TO give decided negative 10 tho
complaints Of our sister republics, if they
have done our people and Govenmesi in.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
Lesrisbsss.g, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, March 27

~As pat Of the history Of the iimes.
We lay before our readers the Message Of
Gov. Johnston on the complaints made b.
the States Of Georgia and Virginia. against
Pennsy lyania. Of encroachments upon the
Federal Constitution and the rights Of the
South. Our Democratic readers may dis
sent from the drift Of some portion Of il.
bu, a. an imporsan. Executive decumea' IL
in worthy 40 attentive pofusals
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

Ma. SLIFER-TAis gentleman, The talented
scd soisbls Representative from Union county.
who has boon detained By sickness from The
honss sor nearly two weeks. Ne are happy 70 ~
again st his sect; and ~ undesssood in Q con
vs''ss'oo with him thss b hss pretty much r'
covered from his illness. though the effect ss'
pretty plaisly vidbls ID his eountnsnes. n"
consoisusnis viii b gla1 10 ksm. - were ~.
MAT he has recovered, snd 10 seain Q, bis post -
faithful and able ssn,insl-rHsrrisbu's Tel'-
graph, March - 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27
..lNH \ CHRONICLE.

H. O. HICKoK, Editor.
a-F-ap o. r. wORDEN, PublbAsr.
AZ n 30 essh in ADVANCE ss in three months, q paid
within the ysar, and t2sQ Il ths end OF tne yeef-
AGENTS IN Phisd~iphis-y Palmer and " Csn.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-27

that q commof1 danger had united Us in
fraternal bonds-and that common des,i.
ny awaited Us She reflected that the same
soil had been red with the blood ofa com.
mon ancestry, and that the same religion,
laws. institutions, habits and pursuits, gov
ssned and guided and marked our common
pathway. Relying on the justice and ira.
iernal feelings Of . common country, she
believed that her rights and interests would
be. 10 proper time. admitted. recognized
and protected. The attachment Of Penn.
sylvania 10 the Unioa during her eu,ire
career. has been ss pure and ardent - j,
was in the first hours Of iss existence, and
her faith in it, stability and permanent, pre-.
servaiion has never changed. She feels
that the cement OF the Union is the heart.
blood Of the entire people; and ,ha, 10 the
hands Of the masses the fabric Of liberty 10
placed beyond the reach Of its secrs, fees.
She confidently believes, ,ha. 10 preven. ito
disruption and overthrow. in the Common
danger. would b found side BY side,a ~ Of old,
Tho sons Of Virgioia. Georgia. and Pennsyl.
sasia. Ps''io'ical'y and nobly striving. in .
common purpose. to plant on higher, e.
er. holier. and moro stable basis The Ma.
ional banner. and united herewith. for ev-
'r and indsssrucsible. the Virtue, Liberty.
Ind Independence" Of Peaes, ,Ivauia--,he
Sic ssmPer Tyrann;s, Of virsiaia-and
he "Wisdom. Justice. and Modera,iea" 81
Georgia.
10 obedience to the constitutional duty, |
equifing NJ to transmit ssch iniormaiion
. ihe legislature a. may Be deemsd peril.
sas 10 'hs welfare Of tho people. I bag |
'ave 10 submit these resolves Of virginia |
ID Georgia. vah shis message; aud 10 |
equest tho Psssags Of svch resolutions, 10
Q forwarded to the Executive Of GeorRia !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
Corre,popdenee Of The Tribune.

Per STEAMER AGaRt,c, LIVERPOOL, Augus' 81.
GENrLEMEn-I wrote to you the 10Th Pc "AmeriGs,
giving an unsyortbIe account Of cur Got On aras
since which farther decline OF " ID has taken place
aud prices fully below tie lnghf st pom. OIL 'ne
n,rka, There s NOT however, anxiety to sell on me
part OF the This sudden decline 10 not 10 De ac
counted for from any Circumstances In relation 10
he .sie Of trade political affairs oaey affairs or harvest
saoer on peyoualy excited Of the k-t whefe
large xten OF busu doue, and osa oesD 5'n9-
gefavaed by The construction put 90 me recen a.
wees en- our al=e OF Aia nm o. y i insl5 u 0 ,h
eolders of Cotton, sre considered 10 loolc-le n1cn
luger production OF lhe article tan was heretofore coz
tenpsted A coulinuance of hne wes be. Ia the S5lh,
sone giving way in prices II your MARKET and 70 oorte
aux.iy he part OF holders, h%ge sd to nis on
Wla eson there uay he for his you will parhaps ne
beue able iude by the time yol receive this eaet II
the prospects do not under the mos favorsoe chcun.
ss1ces cf wesler give TO exoec crop OF more
than q millions Of bales prices mus, taris ef aaV3uc9 MA
lhe II The staple your aida VIII nave no 'Ss'on
10 he ALA med The of market Ths cousunp'
tions gog fullest extent sptnnes are nu' nisuy
ttocA IL small the ien<nd for export Co"1
Their requirements large Under hese crcamstancee we
confidently calculate rally In our market aHd mat
haf re- l1ng There are acme CottODs
ships sccouu which must he sold There are 'o'ne slTt
lis sptcuIators. who court purchasers by concsssoaa
aud tteTt are others ready 10 restzs lne pohts "a
even tbs present pices sf5d "neu these get 10 'ne
eeded out The purchasers wild had 'hey nave
efeYert 20 dea with. There Ia noinlhg fo"en ia
the slate OF Denmark" and should fecoDmend nose In
Cotton your sde 10 base iheir opafsuon on
the PROS Of She crop, hlch viii IL I'll probability be
the governing pflnc pie In our N AZ bel. .,,,,
TheAles or Cotton Saturday, the day OF the arrival o.
tho about 900 bales and yesterday d3ndaY)
shout 500 Of which pinrets too 800 spectators
ESQ., Exporters 1000 In good Cotton. hs1e is me- or
no decline the giving principally In he q1ses OF
modne snd under BraZis are g. taIl prices nei9R III
hrner tapos Than American sofs Some orders from Nav
York 10 cofe ssrs OF consgnments have sansd al sjA
tier pressure the mari ST. snd msny ofsr thai these
ooer4 given FROM The conviction that the comingcfop
world be lLTse hence another source OF alarm 10 me
nrid
70 DAY bales have besn soi, half OF which 10
specuaofs spd expofters leaving only 600 for the trade
Tire Manchester 0cods and Yarn m4rae1 seems 10 sym
pei lie with ours scarcely bQ4ness has been dons
10 DIV which day. the buYe being iadispJsed
10 give old and sellers obstnatey ref1sog 10 sab
1 IN M edu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
Dlaaafera. ga.

EelC PLAHET at sAa.. from Cape Verd Icauds reports
Ire 3ls at at pa, In lat 40 So Lon 50 aav bark
with ib down, hauled up fore topgsAt sail
cap SUI Dig ssu hooms out each ride aud hive
VIII fore cpsz ii maIt Ga nearing her, sscerained
De! 10 na wEleoeged agd apparently sbsudoIsd ssw a
brig be up f5 her aud pass without sto ooiag
abe 10 have been In lhal situation shOr lima
Also pstsed in tbs souh Channel mast, apparently The
uIzzen offs bark h boom eDd asil stiachsd was pAlpsd
while, win black head and heel, tho gaf aud bright
yunbhed
l7th nix IN lat a. 40, experienced severe 10 rom
the sprung rudder head fOre opmss and received
Other damage
Sen TIME Edwards al Providence from Sufolk, Va TO-.
port. lhat on the nigh 24h in Ches ay 1coan
Tered severe gale loaf JD and fnS b, cad bal vsrks
stove and par OF deck load OF pue wood washed over
board, ~ilh clher damage.
scA MORO before reported ashore or Fields Pon)
from Providence for Ca ais bss got of and proceeded
The sIs And second officers OF Tho oark on OF
South Thou aston which sunk Inc let June laI
so g. Ion 80 so w when IS days from W York for
ssn Frarclrco, have lived New Bedford 10 tho whale
ship Marcus, rom PERI smbuco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
Passengers Arrived.

In .Aip Rsshq Jrs' Loaao"a'3sps sspa nps S,.,
r. kppie PalEirei EonoF Ps aet snc 'e5va
n, ennis Mrs Gamble Aiss Isabella Frat ireis1a'
Tsyor D PhiIs6 slpaia 8rt Louise s7sf
Rtebsre smart Edward Smart FIoreoee eiusrh sad
.rryis. I1rdop; Mrs May A Hsyword, Ar Lemnes BAN
mond sss yarsh Hammaod NsEYors ~ ~ saw s,i,a
Bes5tv MIS- Emily Beatty, Ais Harriet Wei'tosn NUS
psr,istts gtsrir gton, Lohn & Pe.s Mrs Annie fs!et
LONDON; Paul Vslowy, Theodore LsFisa sTl' 'y @L
Ar For o. Mra Auns Moore Mes SAFaa :, " DOL
cru Monmcu,hshlre Eng ars Msgerss PfDgIe h'ss 81
san Brown London; Charles PHILIPPE y fofki , ys.aas
perrimap Richard lrel.ad, London; Cap. Morn9 oa'Pg
Mn Caroline Casper, France Ss~eti
surrey PlhhiL Dr. VIM Power Satimose' n losl per
TsyaTs Mr. Antonio Besrsyszs cunsi Fa's AnS ,ws
P6tade phts Ms Howe co; Wn hfkisad, n y! -, -
FredG Rlueut Mrs. Ellen sluetI Richard sas'h as
MRrv slueil Adea Bluett L Buett Root eia9'e Ie
outh: VIM Watkins Chas Watkins, Jos ctoS1nS
b.D Loudou; Edwin BklL Hrs dali Joseph v a o! ~
Mxry hall Henry Hall Edwla Hall Ffancis . q ~.
Of Esiiswo orb; Fhos Pummef, Ars sussnnsh rummer
Colchester; Mrs. Sarah MARSHALL. Ed ward VoadoFd MRS
youdorb Lop6on; Mrs suces RoEtnd, y Yorki l ,
BiIs de- Rolsr d sothsm Oxford; w Il Fsars9o lonoon'
JaI Dupcsn Cuba; Mira Eliza Joauato1, Misc RnIa J9an9
ton Misc Mary Johnston VIM Joanaoon easFies
Jonn,ou snd tervt OF Conn, AMI 90 in seerage.
In .h4D Co,rsh1, (ross Lirespoo!-Cnarlee S9oks hfs
Owen Misses Ross snd Kate o zen Englsnc Ar Sfo"h
WISCONSIN,; Or Morgan-2ls Storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
More about the Flood.

Correspondence OF 2he Rrl0uLe
PHILADELPHIA, Fnesdsy, Sept s.
1t would be impossible for me to inform yoo as
to the actual amount of damage sustained along the
schuylkill River, by the heavy rains which com
menced On Sunday evening, bss | am confident
that it must be immense, From the source to the
moutb of the 8ohuyki there is hardly point
but what bears evidence of the irresistible power
OF the angry food.
The Canal has sustained so much damage that
navig alton WILL it ia thought, be suspended during
the rest Of the season An innumerable number
of bridges have been swept away, and farmers
have suffered terribly. At this city numbers of
buildings on the schuylhill front are subnersed
the gas works have stopped operations, Tonight
we viii be in total dsrhDess,) aud the machinery
Of the Yairmount Water Works ia covered.
1t ia feared ,hat many lives were lost last night,
az numbers Of canal boats were carried from their
mornings ard dashed TO atoms against the piers OF
Msrketst bridge just learn that gentiemaa
and two ladies were lost in carriage last night,
which was carried away by The fre,het in Paques-
sing creek. This may give bat a faint idea OF the
immense damage which hiss been done by the pres
emit fseshet in the Schuylk but 30 attempt parlc.
ularization would occupy columns.
The water in the river was eighteen inches high.
or than the great food Of e39.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
EYhaIara.

Oh Fort Prsya June ls sap irs Sherman I'M HbeaisEd
for Inotsn Ocesp 10 btls VII OH an, =, vy,, A.,
sas Ha Dor Ii Sep bark Simrod hnnling, "a
croysite tlspds via Helena jury win lO oots Na
9o do .ner oil and 0O0 lbs Sou Sea eons ON BOARD.
caring tie voysgs 00 ohs - oil ana Ooo ios
h5Ts Can't Huniigz OF The Sinfod reports haFsg ssen
bp ys,y fe. haea win much rough weather "lh fouI
- hye birs averaging abcut iwo naes eaca OF Ihe asi
cruise on tss Crcz-sle ground-Eaw qaie nu
Der OF y halrs about 81 aslera :, ,,,a ch.u
spefprS0,h nt lat Sc 81 on II 10 bark MD oo onef'
man 80 da m ST HsIena tor Sag HaEbor, lSe oss Oh
AtrAt nBeoford lss ipat shio Aarcus Osoern fscIne
Ocean Pss prii Perpsunuco July o. ivy 0o sp svV
do h oil Spoke April g. saiis, saip Enuy @otssu
LIVER fBec ford 10 sp (srce reported sy ~ osi n9s
9ated}: Presidert Marshal Nantucket 1880 sp tfep c
sc, 1890 sp leo wiz g., ,,,..
OCEAN ias from Hshe Ban with COO bbla oil on board
t,sn home 200 do spl Spoke sarch To- no ls &c oaks
phstrs Stepheus sonp4ion. sp: April 8. al Aane,
Rnce Fller Feifhavep coo l0th OH ashe Bank shgs
Un, lee Lee New poEt $50 ar 2lh Fnen1 bioonneidE
Nrcrsnp $50 Sd also feight no ODDS sp o csrso oA
Nam Geo Porter f Bedford hch yesse nsd oeen Sou
3snnsd and sold at Maize, hher being lahore on 6nu
GsSnd Cspt Fila Of the Gao Porter and hls ccets Ters
also ON bostd the Phebix Srcte June at 10 81 g. ionS
o. w shtn Henry Loweu. Astbor. 100 tp Ssg va, 70
rrpias short time and home July bark fImfod dhtupk
40 SEQ So 900 VIII bound home.
Also arr bark Barclay King Atlantic ocean, eou oo,s Y
oil Spoke aht July &, bark Gov Carver hoSheF' !" esF
Sd m hap,ueket Sis, ult shio Maria, Baker, EdgNtown
10 con plete 6s Ing for Pacific Ocean :. ,va.,
snc7 on Western lsands, bark DR. Franklin, OF WeS'
port all Hsll--oll not itated