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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-13
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
nJ vVTR L.JnNHUc

or TIE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising froma disordcred Liver
ar Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Funcss, or Blood 10 the Head, Acidi,y Of the
Stomach, NAUSEA. Hcart-burn, Disgust for Food,
Fullnrss, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Erncta-
ious, Sinking or Flutttring at the pi of the sto@
mach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Diih-
cult Breathing, Fluitcrng AT the Heart, Choking
Sulocatng sensations when in lying posture,
Dnnness of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency or
Perspiraiion.. Yclowncss of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain il the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sc, Sud
den Pushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con.
slant Imaginiugs of Eyil, land great depression 4
Spirits can be c!iectually cured by
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Valuable House Lets fer Sale.

ONE LOT the of Prospect and Hanover Street,
~ with good BARN 90 by 80 it, with durable wei OF
wafer The Barn for 100 The lot is 60 f. Pros
Fect and 10 feet on Hanover Street containing 1900 #.
Also LOT OF LAND Worth Street situated be-
tween Water and Ward Streets, containing $3.50 feet.
These Lots pleasantly situated and will be sold at
BARGAIN as the owner is about leaving the city.
For further information inquire of GEO. II STOWEI.L,
or Of the subscriber Il. W. BANCROFT.
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Mechanics Rnmk.
Peoples, mutual Fire insurance 90.

Peoples WULuaT FlfS INSURANCE OOs
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Members of the Peoples
"A Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at the
Office OF said Company under Bnley Hail. Worcester, Ms
the hoenty-nith dag Of May inst, at O'Clock M
act on the following business, to wit:
LIST To determine whether they will accept the Act pass
ed the last session of the Legislature, in addition
Act incorporating said Company by the provisions of which
aid Company authorized to insure otherwise than
he Mutual principle,
I'd To adopt code of By Laws make such alter
ations the present BY Laws of said Company may be
deemed expedient.
3d. To if the Company will instruct the Directors
pay the WHOLE any part of the claims of George NJ Eddy
and Josiah Howe for damage and loss sustained by them in
consequence of fire, which njued their property Their
several Policies being void through supposed fault Of
theirs. o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, May 22 1850. DIT
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100 Building Lots for Sale.

BEAUTIFULLY situated on OAK HILL the
~ Boomngdale Road These Lots all situated in
the immediate vicinity of the Western Depot, where the
Rail Roads leading into Worcester will probably
tre These Lots will be sold Uery prices and of d.
mansions suit purchasers Plans of them be
the Store of Warren Lazell the Armory of Allen
Fhurber Conditions of sale will be made easy For par
cnars apply either of the above premises of WARREN
LAZELL., ALLEN 4 THURBER, or T. L. WHEEIOCK.
Worcester Nav %, dWAW
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House Tois, HOUSES, Sc.

~ BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
f.ah - each, delightfully."- situated 'Fairmount, halt
A mile north of the Court House. unequaled for beau
y of location and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and own large lot for a very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street the elevated
land directly of the Central Church. the desirable
lots remaining in the market
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts of the city.
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property, on the most accommodating TERMS by
Feb IS. eodistf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
AZ ATLSTFE@bN.

Will be sold at Public Auction on the premises,
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 2Sth,
at O'Clock,
I < VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, belonging to P.
~ TOURTELLorT, Esq located in of the desr-
able parts of this City. The soil of the finest quality and
excellent water can be got at very small expense.
The above Lots situated on BEACON, JACKSON,
and New Street. and III point Of location surpass-
ed by any.
u Persons wishing purchase Building Lot would do
well examine the above Lots previous the sale.
Terms liberal and made known the sale For further
particulars inquire of 5. w. SBLBY & Co,
May % DIST Auctrs.
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MFRS. THOMPSON, an experienced Practitioner
I'VE and MIDWIFE solicits the patronage of the public
to whom the invalid may with perfect confidence mbosom
all the nGrnities peculiar to her
Al kinds Of Family lfediciaes-among which Group
Tmcure Dysentery Cordial Worm Syrup, Anti-Iillious
Bers and Fhysc, Tonic, Purifying and DrBscal Syrups
and other varieties too MENTION together with
Perfumery, prepared and sold her OFFICE, No.
MAIN STREET, up stairs. d3m April 25
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JEPSON 81 RAWLTNG,
FIFE MANUFACTURERS

At the american fachiae Works, Springfield, MS,
TTAVING lately removed to the above place. would say
to those who Files that they prepared to RE
CUT all kinds of OLD FILES in the best possible manner
Having had the benefit of IL years experience they do not
hesitate to say by their skill and knowledge they will
be able to give perfect satisfaction all who will favor them
with their patronage. Please give us a call.
Snrngdell NAV 23 1880 DIM
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sa ] ALE of large DOUBLE HOUSE, pleasantly
i,5S situated on Austin Street, containing 10
& water brought into the upper and lower part of the
house, accommodate families. The Lot
5000 feet Payment will be made easy for par
ticuars inquire of II. COTTON,
Nav % eodistf E. n. HARRINGTON 10 Anstin.st
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Wamt5IHas and Sacks.
SHTMGL,ES.

TE1E subscriber having received Cargo of SHINGLES,
direct from Bangor of all the different qualities is pre-
pared to sell them low they be bought in the CITY,
Office at VIM T. MERRIFIELD's
May % dtf EDWIN CHAPlN.
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Listen Listen,

Listen-Listen-Liste
LISTEN we readers, while strive to tell
Thy country what its sons should know so WELL
How A. MACULLARS in the field again,
Ready to fit both Boys and Men.
No just applause his famous stand should lack,
Since scores of men upon the track
From every nook and corner of the county,
From all the many Brookfelds and New Brantree,
To A. MACULLAR'S is the sounding rally
That echoes all along the Blackstone valley,
And as his name is heard upon Wachusett's height,
The men of Princeton listen with delight,
And Barre mothers counting DER their joys,
Count the dearest, the clothing on their boys
And tell their Athol friends, MdcnHdr sold these
Who as they heaI forthwith begin TO teaze
Their husbands to take our Boyso
Down to MAcuLLAR's: and, to hush the noise,
Right off he starts without any Ifs or ands,
And to MACULIAR's safely lands
There he selects whatever suits his eye,
Then home returns and all the neighbors cry,I
Ill surely go to Church on Sunday next
To see Mr. and SOS clothes and hear the text.
But readers, hear the story which he tells his wife,
Which, by the way is true to real life,
How all the world is rushing for " the prize"
And to catch the fashions living as they rise"
Crowds upon crowds, like breakers to the shore,
From every town and village throng MAcuLLAR's STOP
A. MACULLAR g. CO., 1924 Main-St
Worcester, April II. dwistf
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AEIGlNhONS

a UGTkkdBNS
BY BAYLIS 81 BROOKER,
Aucfioneers and Commission Merchants,
Store No. 6 North Third Stree, ....PHILADELPHIA.
We shall hold regular sales of Boots Shoes and Brogans
during the season, comprising general assortment of fresh
and seasonable goods of city and eastern manufacture
o. Liberal cash advances will be made the above art-
Gle, on application to
BUCHANAN g. CONVERSE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the sale of BooTs SHOES,
LEATHER, and all kinds of Shoe Stock,
80 North Mcrket Street, also 80 Clinton Street,
May 8. d2aw& w3mis BOSTON, AfasS.
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Only ID Gents.
no THE LEATHER TRADE.

0NIE undersigned has commenced the CURRYING BUSI-
/ NESS at No 54 FRONT STREET. where he intends to
keen general assortment of Curried Leather. Also will
curry any particular kind to order Patronage solicited
NAV 2i diff EDWARD PROCTOR.
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DVeIHimg FEoWse and Lot for sale.

Ii THE Estate on Pleasant Street, opposite Chestnut
f!sA 81, well known as the property formerly owned
LIZ. and occupied by DR.. o. III. BLOOD The House in
good oder and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit very desirable residence for any
wishing purchase. Terms easy The property be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
S mo. IA dwisf BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasant-st
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For Sale or to Let,

s-.s A HOUSE convenient for families pleasantly
Ef II situated in the centre of Sterling, with Garden,
sa Carpenters shop, and Barn, will be let for
years. if not otherwise disposed Of Inquire of SAM
NEWHALL, the premises, of ALFRED HARRIS, 81
Summer-st, Worcester. dwlw May 81
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R0arders WaNfetg.

" HREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodate with
Board in very central part of the city, ty al ply
ing to r. D. DUNBAR IA Main Street, the suLscrber
No. GOuldug's Block, Summer Street.
April Is diff MELISSA HOWE.
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BOARD.

ONE or two Gentleman can be accommodated with Board
~ at No IS EXCHANGE ST., near the Post Office.
May 9. diff
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WOODEN Machinery for sale.
ONE set off inch CARDS, with Burning Machine;
" Two JACKS one 336 spindles, one 2l0 spndles;
m IL Cashmere Looms; one Warper
The above nearly and in good running order.
One other set of CARDS. very good;
do do do poor;
10 Satinet Icons, in good repair;
secondhand JACKS, about 40 spindes each.
Also PRESS and other atinet Machinery the Factory
formerly occupied by L. P. LOW on Oxford Plain.
The Factory, Dye House, &C. will be leased, if desired,
by the purchaser. For terms, etc, inquire of
ALEX. DEWITT orS, d. w HARRIS
Oxford, May Il. dwtf
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ENR s ALE.

TIA TTNHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, Noe4 Irving
SiS Street. The above House is very desirably To-
& Gated and is built in the most thorough manner. For
further particulars, apply TO
Jan 20. diff w. SELBY s, co.
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FOE SAFE.

FE7HE STOCK AND FIXTURES of the best located Fruit
and Refreshment Room in the City of Worcester.
Inquire at this Office distf April 10.
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House for Sale or Exchange.
10 4 NEW COTTAGE HOUSE on Congress Street
fs,s y will be sold low or exchanged for small Farm
LIZ within twelve miles of this city. Also HOUSE
LOTS-one on Congress and one East Street. Inquire
LAMB, 8 Maple.st. diff May 25
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NOTICE.

Native Wine fAr Communion
DOR sale by G. NEWTON, M, D., corner of Front and
Carlton streets. diff May %
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TO Rent.
10 Rent.

IN T7OUR good HOUSES-one on Walnut Street-one
L Pleasant Street. and two on Mechanic Street.
LIZ May % d3w ISAAC DAVIS.
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sugar Cured Hams.
FEW casks Of the above superior HAMS just received
"a and for sale by BUTMAN & co.
May Is d3w
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A FiTSE-rate Nurse
(tAN be obtained by applning MRS. THOMPSON, No.
! ~ us Main Street, upstairs. d5* NAV Is
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WANVED,

A SITUATION, (by experienced Carder,) as Overseer
a in a Wo len Card-room. Fine work preferred Good
reference given. Address o. BOSTON, Box 1885, p p @.
May IA d2w w6t*
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GOegattl.M .VKerchexnfs

Are respectfully invited to call and my extensive
sockas my facilities for obtaining Goods direct from the
manufacturers, enables to offer them prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory
O. f. THOMPSON, 176, Main-st
Anr;i o
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Wanted EnaRfedIa teTy,
SeIRagDsfress,

WANTED situation Sempstress, by one well &C.
w quainted with the employment. Inquire at this office.
May % d4t*
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
TWO CENTS.

aenocrStic party and loaded with honors- and whc.
M a. sseo tne position which he thus acquired
Nj Rrss M IA .ns fable, to injure his bsnsfaotor0.
sne union and In glowing terms spoke Of the bsns-
Sts. "Sa ~. ~ mas conferred not only the United
o.. ~ oas sne *noe world He claimed for the demo-
put No would not claim that honor to tbsm sveIy,
sveIy ior there were many the vh,vs 4. -
% well He weuld say that 1t must and shaii Be
Mr.. RosrRr J. DILLON was the next sne.ls, and
Spoke as follows lit the Arst time that he aver
eooiessed DIS fellowctzens in public and he va, an.
ney onPiepsred for the cell that made upon him
friend MIR Brady slonX on the sconrsed thios Tsich
nov civsoes the democratic party, the Wmot proyiso
Ihs proviso attempted to be applied to territory
the whole country and therefore, belongs 60 tbs vhois
country. Do thoee territories therefore belong to
New lorB, Msseachusetts South Carolina or any other
state NO. They belong TO the whole people Of the
United States What therefore, the resolution Of
Wilmot! IL was that the territory should be held
for the use OF the North alone Now If YOU were
TO look to your own pockets, without respect to
justice you might support this princple but as the
North will do so they will not support this ap
peal IL Is glaring act Of iD usce which brothsrs
OF the south Will net tolerate win you therefore, take
away from them this heri age OF eouDtrys
Ills friend (Mr Rfady) spoke Of the nion but 1t
not be preserved by injustice Would the orth submit
t. any insult or assault like this! No. such ault
of this kind was made upon the North the Union would
not exist for week Mr. ID. then showed the uuc 20
siiutionaty OF the Wlmot provso, ground that
what authority is net included In that can
not be exercised by Congress As therefore this
sure Is insulting and unconstitutonal, IL canlot
passed In referring TO the riot at Tammany Hs the
ether evening" he detailed the difficulties between the
democracy and denounced tie proceedings the riot
srs On that occasion.
1he meeting WAS stterward. addressed BY Mr. Camp
and Alr Henry Arcularius: but upa BILE make
room for their remarks They were In keeping, how
ever, with the resolutions, and eminenty patriotic
The New York herald., 1850-02-21
Court OF General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Britton and


csyfaa R,rdsr, snd ne Cs,i,fgn House Rst:In thsss
esses tbsceunse fer the defence this morning moved
defendants be discharged from their recoxni
sapse, the prosecution not ready 60 try the
1hs District Attorney opposed the motion. saying
that be had used due diligence 20 get his Witnesses
who rad failed 20 obey the order Of the Court 10 attend
Attschmepts bad bees issued, b. said and he hoped
the Court would give him reasonable time TO get ths
witnesses " By possibility they could BE- got.
The Court oraered that further time be allowed and
the case. consequently, II not yet disposed Of.
Perjury al Efe,ftcn.-Patrick Shea tried q
charge Of perjury In falsely swearing at the Poi, of tn,
hnh election district Of Finh ward the oS
November last, that he resided st All Washes ogton
street and vas entitled 20 vote at that poll Accord
log 20 the testimony. the prisoner offered his vote.
vhich was challenged he 81 nr.t oejsctei -
taking the oath, when his father slapped hiEi
the shoulder aud ssid my put In yoor vote take
the cath and s~rsr 10 through, aud we'll beat 'em.r
the prisoper then took ths CATH he s~ore tbs he
tided st a27 wsehingtcn street. thst hs ~ years
a aSe and esiir.a of the niei states there 4.
such number ss l27 In Washingtou street. he voted,
and raid he would like TO know who challenged hi m
lie would give him pounding; after he vas arrested
lie raid be lived no ~here in particular, h- ate aud
slspt svery where; he siso said that he had volsd
In Eve or sir wards and would vot. An as many
more ~ be bsd . chance. II ~ss proven that the
secured had resided 81 s2p washirston street SONS
time rreviops 10 the election. The jury rsturssd
verdict Of not guilty.
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frrt.S D,rpsr.rfo-s Tss.s. sa,r. w A corrss-
pcnosnt Of the Houston tTesas) Gsrefe, ~ricx from
Austin Ut der date a the 3ist pt.. Gays. Since my
lsst Col Wm Mann hss arrived here from corpus
Jbihti and brings the sad int.s-nc. % further In
dian deprdaotr and ioss OF f. This state of thinss
ctpno, last much longer aad before another fall the
settler will have dsstiy avenged the ruthless
BITE ovn and bis couttrys wrong frora al quarters
fesr the oeemna'i,n expressed te rely 90 longer on
the fsbei-d security of the mother goverDments
but TO take The right % rearss toto the oo-
ttrsnab's hands snd carry the into The savssss
fsstpesses Dor regret sycb q stste OF fsritng
tat csnbct condemn H. Ter s not D. BE- expsctea tast
people v tt ~ith folded and see their neiks-
bore sy cut Of ana their proporsy destroyed
without an ,noitto stay or stop the caisniv re-
sret n tecavee zee 10 prospective eioooy lsafa
70 ziug frcotisr our cst~n sm ,hr'r
peaceful homes sra industrial porsuts ana retssan<
our slrss6y fofuiea sDd dst~rtinx otnrrs
fnr Nssrk TO cune. There " httc OF 40 i-x'siNiyf
,.w, Tn. Santa Ee eorimittee. a. hppriset rou IA
av lsst fas. sst.sd The prtltmtsre- ~ ar~p~tti
hut ,o y, SOFT ts yst ben iuatr nor can do5 oat
sep .p, "a he n. nhsrs ah~n N~iu be fprthcontng
,s.r that ,h,rs -tn De no hfrg docs 20 seste tnis
,st,u Though tav- beard, csttala tour af'Ht
~ u. DECLARE thsy -ouid not al )ufn nn1a
tcu.stLins vss done In the msttr.
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wAsmseros, Feb 10, 1850.
The Kssrs Quesfion- Nv CsiAs~.-- Tas North s.x "a,
South chsnss If Frorf-Pr,senf Position Of the Toe
Sections Calculations Of the Union snd ns Cost, ss of
southern Confsdesey
IL IL notorious that the prssent dangers and
dicufies grow out Of the recent acquisitions from
Mexico-that those we're the result Of the war-thst
the the rssult Of the snnexaon Of Tsnss ana
that Mr. Calhoun prides himself being the author Of
the annexation. A moments review Of the subject
YIN show the agency and responsibility OF Mr. Calhoun
In the matter lie did for the safety Of the South
the rssuiss sndsDssr the safety Of the Union.
ASrrxsrro- oy rtxas
Tie policy Of Great Britain, and the movements In
TEXAS Of the In the white hat- TO secure the 60
knovedstn mt Of the Independence Of Texas By Msri
co, conditicn that Texas shovd abolish slavery,
alarmed Mr.. calhcus. To eopnssrsct thsss dssigns,
and their tbjsct Ct operating against ssv,ry In the
ssuth.rp States, Mr.. Calhoun believed that no time
to be lost As Secretary State under John Tyler
he ct onss vent 70 uork ssd entered into treaty o.
annexation With TEXAS, which vas rejected BY the
sensts Anpsxstics, however. carried in the
psirn OF ls<4 and at the suoce~dng session. Texas
incorporate By lssislstive ensctm.ss
vsorossuo>s
The resolutions OF nation provided for that OBJ
jet In too vsys l. Absolutely with the single
THE snpexaou by .rrs between the tvo
countries This second alternative securd the passage
81 the IN tns terete, bereveo that
the frt would lead 70 war, which negotiations might
avoid.
rpr cuorcs or Ma. rrLss sr. csLsous.
On the last night cf HE term q ssrvice, John Tyler
bsving risned that Gay Narch g. 1s45) the resolu
tp- ston selected the absolute proposition Of
tire House end de- patched on that nisht messenger
10 T.sas, viih that proposition Had be suffered the
choice ~ alternatives 20 go over 10 MI pois 20 vhom
the hject fiahtuy belonged are auIhsed 10 say
that the other ssrnative woud have been chossnths
alternative Of spKexstion by p.gctistion.
krssor wHf
Tie var between Mexico ard Tsxas eth extsted
sort of srmstice pension ~ hustiites prevailed
but likely 10 be supers ded 81 -,ery osy by Mex-
icsn invsion of Texas The inject 81 snnexirg By
Negotiations TO afford the medium also, By teso-
ttstops 70 Terss ~ snscttrg pesc- vith Nexico =
she wss believed 20 BE- dwp ssd 90 treat upon sccepa
bic terms and with the coucuiop 81 treaty Of pesce
between Tesss spd Ne,iso ,he annexation 81 the
frmer would foiio~ without the slightest embarrass
ment
srsorrrs rls- rvs csusr
Whsfsvsr ~sre the potis Of Nr Tyler be adopted
the stsolufs pan He doubtiess adopted ~ uaoer the
sdv'ce ~ Mr. ,slhnup. whose ptinc al chiest ~~ TO
sffest the shui'sion 6.tgus of Urrst Bsn which he
reFest Oily sinc. decsrsd sdr ttted of no delay
Another otj' e. ~ss in securing T.xs % secure some
'tns Ike bssspc. d po~st In the Senate against
The New York herald., 1850-02-21

Conmodtre Turner. whose sec~sse vas recently an
nounesd con the Csescnisn In rvrrys victory
TIE metal report Lieut. Turner comU sndieg the
fslsdon's, brought that vesssi into sction In the
msst sbie msnrsr ard " ocer the IN ell stations
usy b relied on Of the seventy American oglcsrs
esgsd in that bstte the six foivipe. sccossisa 70
ih~ ttrtisnd 9s.'s>~ ere the oyl kocvn survivsrs
va fuffsr ssnue H-nbletcn. no~ the Oldest furs~s
In the s-fvcei Sailing Master WIN. ". Taylor, nov
tsp'sis; ssiips Master. r.cpbsn Champlir, now
,,mnsndsr, Sailing MAST q, thomas Brcvnsii nov
tcnnsno.r' Nid.b'pvasn, ~ N. rsgs, nov Com
nse DER bosfr ysS>. ssf,