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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11

and bidding for cargo of,ea? Its mad
in,ireIy they'd say was"
+" Nevair mind; you bid on ze tea
" uhen ze tea knocked down you take ze
whole. zen you come TO me, tx EN-.
Good morning, Pe:air." And stumbling
and awkward with astonishment, Peter got
out, and the res, Of the day he went about
mu,rerins over TO himself'he entire strange
and bewidering part which he had to enact
on the morrow, at the great tea sale.
Next day, the merchants of the Quaker
city assembled on one of Grard's quays,
where the huge piles Of chests of tea were
ready for the auclioneer's hammer and the
bids of the merchants. Il was consig-
nee's sale-cash was to be raised in short
metre, and the whole cargo was put up in
three separate lots, half cash, and balance
at four months, with approved endorsements
"Now, gentlemen" said the auctoneer,
opening the sale, . we put up eigh; hun
dred chests Of young hy>on tea-what do |
hear for this hyson tea, warranted all lhro'
as sample or no sale How much do
hear! Start it, genlemer-we shall not
dwell long on this tea. Forty cents
pound ! hear bid; only forty cents pound
forty. forty. forty, forty cents pound
only is bid, two and half did l hear p
= Yes. forty two and half | bid, said
Peter Finn, in tone Of voice that fairly
startled some of the merchants. The auc-
iioneer paused.
"You bid. sir!'
"Yis, it's me /; go ahead.''
"We are not selling a pound or box,
bu, 500 chests ~
/" Be dad. and sure know that, sir; 60
on with it,
The merchants snickered, and the auc-
lioneer grinned; no more bids were made
and down came the tea, 500 chests.
The name, sir %
"Peter Finn"
"Where is your house, Flinn"
Me house :"
L" Yes. your place Of business"
"Me house and faith have no house;
it's two rooms aud cellar have in Wa.
lher street, and me place Of business is
round here on The wharf,"
"Your endorser's name, if you pleasei"
{" Stephen Ge-rad, sir !"
This dubious declaration produced an.
other stretch of the phizzes of the mer-
chants, and the auc,ioneer in great doub,
pu, up another LOT Of 500 chests. Down
it went TO Peter Finn! And so likewise
went the third. When the sale was con
cluded, the merchants glided off, believing
the aucioneer was certainly sold''
man. But on presenting the bills and
notes Of Peter Finn at the desk Of Stephen
Gi,ard, the old fellow cashed them on
sight. The sales came TO nearly $780,
600 the tea was much wanted in the
market, and Peter got rare bargains. and
before noon next day, received $4,000
bonus for his lid on the cargo Of tea. The
cargo was soon transferred, Girard in.
IDENTIFIED. and the poor drayman found
himself with snug little fortune 10 his fob.
-Fdiconbridee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11

Mr.. Thorn had jus. risen in the pulpit to
make prayer. when gentleman in front
OF the gallery took out his handkerchief 10
wipe his brow, forgetting that pack Of
cards was wrapped in it. Mr.. Thom OBJ
served. on seeing The cards scattered about,
"Oh, man! man surely your psalm
book il III bun :" (bound.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11


The EFFECTS OF Spor ON THE FIELD OF
BATTLE You can @Brm no idea of the
storm OF balls and shells which crossed
each other in their dread course. Before
and around the spot on which Field-Mar.
shall Radetsk was standing, the heavy six.
ieen-pound shots ploughed up the ground,
tracing in one place deep furrow, and
cutting down tree like stubble in another.
1t is remarkable how each kind OF missile
has its own characteristic. There is the
iremulous howl OF the round large shot,
the whistle Of the musket.ball,' the hiss of
the shell, like that of The Catherine wheel
fire. work, and then its detonation as it
bursts. OF these last, many which fell
amongst US missed fire, and many explo.
ded harmless in the air but where one
one fell and did its Office the effect was
fearful One such struck an officer in the
breast, exploded at that instant, struck
down a man at The right and left, and cut
off the upper part Of the officers body in
such fashion that his frightened horse
gaIopcd off some distance with the feet oil
the corpse in the s,irrups. Such are the
speciaces " hich field Of battle occasio-
ally present. Not far of lay Piedmon.
,ese ariillerist who had been struck on the
forehead by q spent six pound shot, which
remained in the wound. An hussar had
been killed at the same instant with his
horse. by sho, which had passed through
the neck OF the latter; they had sunk to
gether, the rider still on the saddle, and
the sabre still in his hand. The sudden
collapse Of man in full vigor is what is
most fearful TO behold. One sinks with.
ou, a groan, another jumps high from the
ground with shrek. falls over, lies stiff
and is dead. saw a GRANGER from the
Banat, with ball in his forehead, failer q
few PAGES, leaning on his musket like Il
drunken man, and then, after faint whis.
per about his home,. expire. Over the
town the cannon smoke had spread q
colossal canopy. which flcated mo'ionles:
above the roofs like The crown OF the
Italian pine trees.-Scenes from The Life O
Soldier in Active Service in l649.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11

To make an appearance beyond your
fortune, either 10 dress, equipage, OF enter.
t.inment, is certificate Of q much grea.
ter weakness in your character than to
keep within i.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11
Kossuth and Gen. Cass.

Kossulh, the renowned Hungarian lea
der, has written 10 Gen. Cass an acknowl
edsment of his gratitude and ihankfulness
Tor the generous sympathy evinced Tor
Hungarian suffering as expressed in the
resolution introduced into the U. S. Senate
to suspend diplomatic intercourse with Aus
'ria in token of disapprobaiion Of her nagi-'
tous conduct. The resolution did not pre-.
vail at the time, hut il truly expressed the
feeling of every American, and went forth
as the condemnation Of free people Of
The many acts Of barbarism perpetraled by
that Government in the war against Hun
gary. The letter is written by kossuth
in English, and The follow ing is an extract: !
"Yes, General. your powerful speech
was not only The inspiration Of sympathy
for nnmerl,ed misfortune, so natural TO no.
bic feeling hearts il was the revelation
o: the justice Of God-it was leaf from
the book OF fate, unveiled to the world
On that day, General, you we're sitting,
in the name of mankind, in tribunal, pass
ing judgment on despo,sm and the des.
pots of the world and as sure as the God
of justice lives, your verdict will be accom-
pished.
Shall have my share in this great
work or not do not know. .Oace al
most an efficient instrument in the hands
Of Providence, | am now bure,l alive
With humble hear, will accep, the call TO
action, should | be deemed worthy Of it.,
or subrn, to the doom Of inactive suffer
ings, if i, mus, DC so. But, be it one or
the other, know that your sentence will
be fulfilled. know that aged Europe, at
the sun Of freedoms young America, will
grow young again. know that my peo-
pie, who proved so worthy of liberty, will
yet, notwithstanding their present degra-
dalion, weigh heavy in this balance of fate;
and | know that, as long as Hungary lives,
your name, General. will be counted
among the most cherished in my native
land, as the distinguished man who. a
worthy interpreter Of The generous senti-
ments Of the great American people, has
upon US poor Hunearians the consolation
bestowed Of con6den, hope, at moment
when Europe's decrepit politics seemed our
unmerled fale for ever 10 SEAL"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11


OLD BULLION AND THE OMNIBUs.-The
following anecdote, it is said, by John
Wentworth. member Of Congress from Ii.
linois, is characteristic and amusing:
Said an old Jack son democrat to Col.
Benton, after The smash Of the omnibus,
" Well, Colonel, the old thing was pretty
well cut up!'
Worse than Dr.. Parkman Worse
than DR.. Parkman, sir! They can't iden-
tify the body, sir" CALCULATED the Colonel.
Well, how does Clay feel -
"Clay feel. He feels, sir, as he did
when we upset the grea, coalition omnibus
between him and John Quincy Adams, un-
der the lead of General Jackson. He
feels as he did when we upset his bank
omnibus, his tariff omnibus, his distribution
omnibus, and his Presidential omnibus!
Sir, he knows how 10 feel! The democrats
have taught him how to feel! How do
you suppose he felt when we expunged-
when we, sir, drew the black marks Of
popular damnaton over his resolutions CEN
suring General Jackson1 Clay has al
ways been getting up omnibuses. Always,
sir! And he never got one up yet that he
did not catch some democrats, sir! New
er, sir! And they always get killed, sir !!
That's the case with all his omnibuses
They always kill the passengers and save
the driver. No democrat should ever get
into an omnibus when Clay is driver, and
especially il Webster is 40 outside passen-
ger. Look out for break down, then
An open carriage, a single carriage, and
straight ahead, is always the bes, in legis-
laiion."
A Fact Never TO be forgotten by Un-
governable Tempers.-Chief Justice Shaw
in charging the jury, in the trial Of Pro.
lessor Webster, used the following =
"lt is settled rule, that no provocation.
with words only, will justify mortal blow.
Then il upon provoking language the party
intentionally revenge himself with a NOR.
'taI blow, it is unquestiouabIy murder"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-11

Mrs. Par,ing,on says, nothing desPl-e'
her so much as to see people who profess
to EXPECT salvation, 60 to church wlihous
their purse when recollectioa Is 10 oe Ia
ken.
The New York herald., 1850-12-21

Tratts- OrrRA tiot.t is.f rirht Paradna "a
prrfotmtd. Ths ot4rs went 81 WITH conftt"rahlr 81
lot though the audftI ee sus not very nrce Que
Nathalie fUVaurs tn th- bsilft assistel ~ Csrress
tus Ntri created sfotltr ssnsft4pn ~ htr brihsn'
suctts ard iu cousr4u she Fii repet tnf per.
frtusi~s On Mrndty Nh.H betfufcn ann foti VII
sfTttr iu " Lucia 10 la1mrruoof '-thAf tvi Pcpd'
lstor,fs. ia Witch BartuSct has won many alaerel-
TstrLra H,ti-- 90 tlerrcw evening The ninth grani
tscrso csnr,ft of Nscap anna Pshop via take plass
o. this beautiful cert -oou. The musl,sl stecti1ns
frs - yfnud scale bou zettis " Hisflte hossint
suc MsIoudsutisi stshtt Iaf-rr Nsuisiaohn sovsr-
trre "a "AtbHla 50 sc The vouttfu Hua talented
yloiivie Siruofiua l0vri aHnrdni sh0se appear
spce spcited fuch MI usiafm sil srsin dispay her
sbilitsf CO the viot3 In FIVE The concert TO morrow
s,.pi q will be n rich nutlcal treat.
C,,,.r,'s NfxrrRvts Thu. iavorite bard sre doing
an s1c.usnt busiuus 1be psiforwsntts oommsnos
eh - o,ert urs which viii b. folos I'd " bssutiiul
rsaro uinsrslsy capital buriesqne o7ers instrumeu
tsi performances aId exquisite danciog. Seorgesa
host In himsen
y,nows' orFEA Ioust This place Of smusemsnt
a. the nisst srd most siernntlF ARRANGED concett
room fer ns tias. ~ the city The vocalsts are ex
ctueut and the h"rumsntsl pat is fctentthc snd
hsrHtuicus The concerts cannat be sarPs'st =
Iorn v rn oris raj gsbius Auatsruoou periormance
ate 2 NJ. for the accommodation Vt families
Tst DrarE Fssrtr win dive concert and literary
eptettaipuent az fhs OGh Felops Hall Paterson, N.
J. en- Tuesday evening Decsmbsr "a. shen they viii
produce some rare musica gsma. among ~hich is Ia
Po.eaps as suue BY Madam AIMS Bishop The people
tf Paterson will srjoy rtch treat n the psrotnan-
cee Of this popular fsmhy.
The New York herald., 1850-12-21

cash, With snah sales Ros. II some demand, st
81 g for common Wilmington. delivered
0fIs-Holders vsre pretty hrm, ct 200, while 5000
gallons ssad st So Tor English and American In
oasks Selected whsls In moderate demand With
sales to the trade, at $50.
PRovisIoNs The pork market was unsettled, with
some inquiry on spec uatsn and sales OF 500 bbs old
mess 1t sl3 rs SIS, closing rather dull Prime vas
quiet and heavy at $s75 So 81 Beef was In request
and tho sales reached 2s0 bbls at 80 $40 for mess
the lower rate or poor country nspection and
81 rs S6 rs for prime. Beef hams we're steady, st
$H, with further sales Of 100 bbis. OF pork hams
several thousand Winohesers Western cured. sold s
8Hc. TO arrive Dressed hogs were quoted at bh .
5zc, with some considerable sales ct the inside
figure Lard was less sotive the trarsaottons only
reaching 100 bbls., at TX 7To. aud few hundred
k.gs At 1ko. Butter was very uli and nominal With
sales OF Western dairy, at IA lSc; and 0his ct .
llo. Chssss remained very quiet st 9 Q oxc
REAL EsTATE.-rhe sales to-day were ~ follows 81
lot corner ofSth avenue and I32d street. "a 1xl00,
$240 do adjoining sth avenue 26xloo each $500,
5000; Is do on llth avenue and l6oth street. ssms
size ST. 200; do corner 18th avenue and l2sth ST.,
$3.50
TosAcco-As usual, at this season OF the year, the
market rather quiet, but firm. Some SO hogshesds
Kentucky leaf sold 1T 70. $780, and 40 do. CON-
mon at TMo
The New York herald., 1850-12-21

fsaoses have bssn unusually sctivs aud the spirit Of
spsoulstoa .ppsars to be rapidly spreading, aad la
husnsipg, less all glasses. The sxsitement In
the stock rkst is daily inersAsing, and operators
appear to be perfectly Wild 1t is impossible TO tell
what degree OF Intensity Il will resoh but it cannot
continue for any length Of time without produoiugs
collapse Of the most fearful character Most Of the
good sound safe securities are neglected for those Of
fancy character Spectators are not satisfied With
advance Of quarter . half per cent per week, but
look fos two end three per cent day and they have
recently realised suoh great advances, from day to
day that they know not whers to stop and, probably
will get caught at last aad oss all their anticipate
profits.
1t appears by the report Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, that the governmsn ant will not be pssd
TO resort to new loan to meet the current demands
upon the treasury. II his estimstss OF In Sons sad
expenditures realized there will be sm Il. def
cheney at the close OF the fiscal year ending June so
1892 but II s mprsson that his estimates of in
from customs too large and that the srtusl
receipts from that will fs short ofths estimates
full Ave millions each year In that event and IL the
expenditures reduced there will be deacsu-
cy the LIST OF July 1851 of about eleven millions Of
dollars II the estimates of the secretary realized
the importstions will have to be immense. and must
exceed the experts at least nifty millions OF dollars
annually The state Of things that such im porta
tion would produce In our financial affairs, can BE-
easily imagined by those who passed through the
commercial rsvulsions of the past fifteen years We
should have to export every dollar OF gold received
from California, to equslizs the balance OF trade
aud the basis Of our enormously expanded currency
would be taken from US leaving comparatively no.
thing sustain the nhation which has going
for the psst year two II the portstious continue
moderate may escape portion Of the evils result
ing from such unnatural state OF foreign trade
but this government will feel the want Of sutf, ,ent
toeet it's expenses and will be apelled
to make another loan 1t must be born in mini that
and State securities. TO remit in payment for sny
excess Of imports. The market valae ranges high
that the few stocks Of the right sort for
nittsnoes that II would be difcult to and foreign
demand OF much Importance, and that resource for
payment Mas been slaost entirely cut of. We there
fsrs have nothing but exports to pay for our i'm.
ports and the probability h thst shall lose large
amounts Of spesie weekly, from this time forward.
Every man at ell acquainted with our financial aad
commercial Affairs, knows that but for the immense
OF stocks which has been remitted to Europe,
We should have exported at least twenty millions of
dollars in specie in each of the past two years. With
the large remit.ances Of stocks this year have
ported about ten millions of dollars in specie
last January Before the close Of 1861 shall have
.si,rpS timer in Val s,r
The New York herald., 1850-12-21


The stock market opened quite buoyant shis m,rn-
ing and the fancss in sotivs demand at bsttsr
prices. Harlem and Farmers Loans opsrstsi In
extensively. At the nrst board Erie bonds, new ad
vsnced e per cent; Income Bonds, Y; Norwich and
Worcsster. u LoNg Island, III stonington, lxi Can
ton Co y; Harlem, u; Farmers Loan, III Erie Rail
road, u; Reading Railroad, y. There was On In
provsmsnt In every stock seld At the second board
Of the fancss took the back track, and olossd
heavy ut quotations Norwich and Worcester fell OF
IN per cent Erie Railroad, ~; Canton Co, y; Hsr-
lem, q. stonington advanced y per cent There ap-
pesred to be hsstaton the part Of tho bears to
sell Erie Railroad deliverable the opening Of the
all the bulls say to the contrary
There can be doubt about the result OF sales OF
Erie short, any other way at present prices; and
although there is doubt but that the stock would
fall from its own weight II let alone, 1t would be
folly to let the pre,snt opportunity pass for put
ting out contracts. There will not be another such
chsncs for long time. The dividend due the
lst January will be the last but the company will
pay for long time and these two will be paid out Of
the capital. II the road is completed In May, the
semi annual interest the stock may be paid In July,
after which the must look to the earnngs
Of the road for dividends-and then look out for
.mash. We advise the company to put upon the
market ss much Of it's reserved stock they get
rid OF At anything aDove egn'y. IL VIII Dc long
time. after the road IL completed before they will
realize much for It. 1t is extraordinary that Msrrs
Canal does not move one way the other, amidst
fluctuations in other stocks. It has not varied
per cent for weeks and there are indications OF
change Of any kind. Stonington Railroad has ad-
vanced larger per cent in shorter time than any
other stock the list The dsfy transactions have
been unusually large, and would not surprise to
. further advance to some extent realized.
The steamship Cherokee, from Chagres, brings two
weeks later intelligence from California and two mil
lions OF dollars in gold dust. Accounts from the
mining districts continue favorable, and It Is reported
that the that left San Francisco the 1st Of
December will bring nearly three millions of doll ATS In
gold duet.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port. to day, amounted to s26i2l 86i pay
ments, SI22 464 54-bslsnce. s3.l99 573 81.
The Nashua Manufacturing Comp any have declared
q dividend Of three per cent
The Rochester, Lookport aud Niagara Palls Rsilrcsd
have called instsmsnt of ten per cent on the
stock.
The amount tolls collected a. the Chicago once, on
the Illinois and Michigan canal, In November, 1850,
Sl Osl 6l against 319 81 for the same month
in ls4o, showing An increase OF Sill IT.
The current quotations in this market for foreign
and domestic exchanges for specie and for uneurrent
money, were annexed -
sac ExcHAxana
q P.rss III iii q 81 ID On Ismhnrs sx a.
The New York herald., 1850-12-21

Cieoiea.
stosm Arctic. Iuse Liverpool. K cOiiins Cayuga.
CO s:.s s1 ssss - S FsTr 1. HsS oas..
ohste, Mobile, hssnin 4 Sons o,.s 49,. 81.
Pole Nsg orlesns, stanton = Thoml,on.
G.ots.sOSS sc ssass sons Easiu sossrs
81 harS. O., d0i Aiamaas tBrL HOlDes. norolk sc5is
.sosrs-k Po.sll Powell, Nnnlnsisu. NC w.s.oy'r.
Co. aasSssn rsss % sS SaS rr rsSn.y sosn
slooP-kSssl Bennett ran River.
Snail sscam,hip Cherokse, winde. Chisrc,, Dee o.
,rd krsson lSth, rithspeee ana assengest 10 uov-
shiP ssaasrSsr Sullivan New orlssa, So- as. aud sx
BirS Abbey is5ss sr BssSiaS d,srysoi 70 d.ys. With
etM iton and az p,sseussr, 70 wilson's Browa Exps
ssrs ssndsi rI bssfSSs snsrsrr. 50 Gays. with
mr. sns ~ ssS S %ss 5,. ss'
ntn ,op@.st feie TOO sasatnat, i0st h5ius jib ana
s,y, p,y; S;..' 1G:ns, ,yis. 60. a. ,sa Pon'
NJ, Ss h9Il,,,aa 20, fr9st f1S p a. y,1,To
os 81 * sSei ssrs vsrp ssESs as e.ss from slniis
ane56 from sSeL for STst eia iast Ia y ,s lon
Brs sarah gtI Johasgn 81 johns. NJ Is dAJs. with
Rrs ssls rOsis. asasasid. Hnbrdr'; u day, Ianssr
Ge b. Bret, yole ls,h mt ss~ ssth no name ashers
seSy Essd Lsvs with Isad he from tho wreck Of ,ha
81! 9Ssn,:'d est,'p, yIiPS,gs. Dss s;,.a
rthr nsesr Jorss Eels, Eotfois fer New sedfOri.
ssst Egal s.ss;id S,ssasI,: sSS,,
tehr rAvpes, snith, WimibStcp. pel
tohr Jsnuy Lind. Cuilin, Nifgpia, 80 hours.
fetf hsft Petefeon, Lynn ar, fhiladelt a DAYS.
folr Chront meter. Perop Phiitdslrtia Cor Boston.
tchr Orando Nichols PL isder rha, Ed bSuad 10 Dos-
ter.
sehr ehsuon Brcvn. Calais dars
kChr lvartoe. Sitn9npon. R1ckiend, = Gays.
bchr Lady Adams Allen, Virginia FOE New Hsyea losh
inst 'lost Ghs hcr end about 10 'sthoms of cable.
schr Esf her Burr. Tutrill Phil,delrhi. 8daya
fchr Granite stste. tfailett, Boston. says
sthr cabot golu an. Boston days
ftbf New Yort, Gooeseil DottSn y DAYS
Steamer Penobscot, seJ mour Philsaeirkia.
Below.
Ore brig name unknown
sailed
thrs Way Fovsr CrAb.cee EOrieans star, Morse Per-
Savannah Camden Ssgrvcod ChsrisIs- barks COaao or
stair. HEifees sgeusyia, Bhitg Charleston; trgs Cs
thaIHe Hersey, 81 yago, Cuba; Abeont Arey, Csrdeas
American, Ross. Savannah, and otberA
pxc f0-wins surirx ths car, from tsNw.
The New York herald., 1850-12-21

There has been sctive demand for foreign ex
change to dsy, NJ our quotations. snu psvv-ausJ
IT, that rates will advance before the departure OF the
steamer Oar quotations show that the foreign trade
this country, during the past year has been largely
seaust us and although the shipments OF specie have
been larger than usual, the sesson closes with ex
change at higher points than have been known for
long time. With limised inports large exports, ship
ments Of specie and remittances Of stocks exchange
ranges exceedingly high, showing that We have not
yet Hquidsted old Indebtedness, and are poorly
prepared to enter upon another OF mportasns
equal to that OF the cs-responding period last year
pometic exchange remains precisely the same pre-
,iously quoted. Our quotations cannot, however be
considered otherwise than nominal. Uncurrent money
limited compared With what It year ortwo since
The Issues of our State banks good that they
are sought throughout the Western states and
main In circulation In thai section of the cou ntry aud
their place here supplied by Issues Of banks located In
peishboring States Specie quotations have varied
considerably lately particularly for silver Almost
any description Of silver coin commsudsa premium.
The banks Civ. no more silver than they can possibly
help In semipg their bfls apd the probability ,
thLt city banks will issue more bills belo. hvss,
and as they redeem those below that denomination,
they viii be retained If this scarcity OF silver con
tnu-s all the banks will be compelled to DO away vita
all ssu.s below nv, dollars Congress shouts take this
matter In hand ami pass lnr AZ once authorizing
sucient alloy In the coinage II silver TO prevent its
.1portstiop. something mus. b, dops at once.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public stocks In this market at the periods
named -
The New York herald., 1850-12-21
relcRr.phis Marine scrnrs..

Cietrtd-thips wspo. Cslcuts; hsry olovsr NO leans
land netile barks Ciisis Rio Iansiro; nsry Ads.
OIlssns; hfig Sarah Cisnfuegog Fremont, sstsnsss
Harvard, Mcbei Vsndinr ,NTors sohr Remington, Ph-
adelpbla
Bnnro1, Dec IS
Arrvsi-sicep Nancy Jane. rTcrk, -
Sailed leth-SiOops Arion, and Thos Hail. nv.
cisS.d-Bris wsndsrsr. csrssns'
Arry,dshp Dorcss. Portisns BRIG George WASN'T itts
and sohr Watohman, Bosssn-
Clsx,d-Bark HinrsS EYork.