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MmHNM w.
...g1L OF THE PACIFIC.
sor YorE, Aug. 10, lOI P. N,
\, Pacific, from Liverpool, July
p'lF -, arrived at 9 O'Clock this
5.s,ae left Liverpool at q ?.
The Europa arrived at Liver
an the preceding Sunday.
,;,g Of the Cambria, cotton has
Nv Indian corn has again Auc-
"a BE- quoted Is lower than when
,.II.d. Fine whe't Id per bush
.eyisions no change to note.-
\ active demand. Mexican
NM ii consequence Of news that
\ not proceeded to business, and
~ ,ome difficulty which has risen
|. d,idend out Of the funds in the
England,
n, 90 The cotton marke ct was ex.
n n Saturday yesterday it became
..,,d. and $500 bales changed hands
rent rate
..i, matters are generally extremely
NJ. JuIy 3o.-The demand for cotton
i, vas resumed with great activity
Ti.,.d 40 to to day at prices about I'd
.h,r than quoted last week. Tn e
i. ht four days were 47,O0O bales'
1000 we're taken by spectators
,,n0rl. The imports since Friday
.ta0s1 bales Fl ON the United States,
! D,rl, and 1859 from Bombay
a Svlhs highly favorable change in
4, wheat trade at our market to-day
seInvy, and prices Id per 70 lbs.
ID Friday, but still Is higher than
hi week.
IN hstsiiions. in good demand
N rates. Lard is a shade easier with
,B,ad. Cheese dull. Bacon 27a30.
ba 33s cd, Cheese 30a38.
Jh % The Moniteur' official OF
publishes a decree Of the President
Republic, imposing a quarantine of
loo Of three days at least and FIVE at
Ill vessels arriving IL French ports o {
iarnne1n from countries where the
prevails.
sHk and he Dachies.-The war has
heed in earnest. On the Goth, the two
met, and alter some skirmishing, a reg
Ipgement ensued, in which the Danes
The battle began at daylight
led seven hours. The Danes attack ed
men, The insurrection army was
strong, The centre Of the SchIes#ig
army, under Gen, WilIlsen, occupied
ge OlaIdstOdt, a little distance north of
lOf Schleswig. The Danes attack ed
Rgs of their enemies, and after q con-
brought all their dlsposable
against Willisen's troops, at length
lin to retire to Schleswig. The defeat
i signal and the the result must be
n%portant for the Danes.
Hamburg to the 9th we learn
number killed, wounded and missing.
OF ldstadt is estimated at 1000,
q The greater share had fallen on the
Tue number engaged in the action
hated at 10000 Danes and 10000 Hol.
The B~ursenhale states that Won Will
I''sd to accept the Danish general's of.
days truce. On the 2G;h the
I'D advanced to within a lew miles OF
~ near Cropos. OF the l6 guns a
. The HoIsteiners carried of two and
ODD abandoned the Others. A Danish
amer was seized, but liberated or
mat she was manned by Prusslans.-
'''ol that Col. Voa Tan and corps
'ned The main bOdy'o' the insurgents
ace are now in possession of the town
Slg' where they have established their
lrters.
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the tTATE or MIssIssIPpI,

IIUUtSUH OUHHFY'
BY THE PRoBGrE Court OF SAID CoUNTY,
March Term, 1850.
EllE estate oil B. l.. Barnes, decd,
Having been reported 10 and declar
ed by said court in%soIvent; Notice is
hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceas.
ei to present the same to the undersign-
ed, on or before the Cd Monday Of Octo.
Der I850,or their claims will be forever
barred.
By older ofthe court.
J. T. CAMERON CIR.
March Is 80 81 en-
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RcNN Thts First.

TVHE undersigned would respectfully
n inform the public that he is carry
ing on the Carpenters business in Can
ton, where he is prepa ed to do all kinds
Of work 10 his lin :; he will particularly
attend to all orders for Collins aud for
ward them in haste. All the work war
ra1ted and at a reduced price.
may I8-1y7 JOHN. r. BRADLEY.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, MADISON COUNTY
In the Circuit court, april Term, 1850.
William F Walker,l Attachment on a note
for $685. 4 made by de
No 1868 VS. , PENDENT payable TO: pI'f
dated I5ih April l348 and
Dixon Hall. due 60 days after date.
And now to wit on the 18th day Of
April A. D. 1850,
This day came the plaintiff by Ills at
torneys and the attachments in the case,
having been duly returned and executed,
and the defendant failing to appear, and
replevy the property and estate levied
on, and plead herein; Therefore it is
considered by the Court, that unless the
defendant does appear here on or before
the first day OF the next term Of this
court (being the first Monday Of Octo-
Der I85O) and repIe>y the property lie
We'd on. AMI plead or demar herein
Judgment final by defualt wiIl be rem
dered against him the said Dixon Hall
and the estate and property attached,
and in garnishee's bonds, be condemned
to satisfy said plaintiffs debt damages
and costs 1t is further ordered by the
court that a copy of this order, together
with a specification ofthe cause Of &c
ton, and the amount due from the defen.
dant to the plaintiff, be published in The
Mississippi Creole a weekly newspa.
per published in the town Of Canton,
county Of Madison, State Of Mississippi,
once a week for four weeks successfully
and that all further proceedings herein
be stayed until the next term Of this
court.
A true copy from the. minutes %afore-
said court. HENRY COULTER,
ATTEST. clerk
Lawnson and Ford. P g
e KFEp CO0L, KEEP COOL "
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DIED,

SF Blake.
% Monday evening, 18th inst. infant
w, and A, E.. Blake.
~ thursday 22d inst. John A. Blake
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MORE new GOODS!

ENADD EEONAlD 5000
A RE constantly receiving fresh sup,
IA plies Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from New Y, RI,
They have now in store a full and
complete sto k Of goods suitable for the
season, among which are The following,
to which they Invite The attention ofthe
pubic:
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Berages, plain, figured
and embroidered. Fancy, nlain, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain Sw SIS and Jaconets;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed Jackonets;
Organaus and Tarteton muslins;
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
BaI'd muslin, "A for l24 cts.
Lawn lids, all prices;
Fine Grass L wn do.
A Large andwell selected stock
Of Thread, Jackonet, Silk and Wove
dgings aud Insertions.
Silk and Blond Laces;
FriII and Figured Bobinets;
Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves.
A Handsome Assortment of
onnet Ribbons, Hats for children,
Flowers, " rehths, IBonnets "
Laces Tor Ronneta, Fans, a great variety,
Fancy and baIck Silks. Hosiery,
Parasols, Lace Copes, IReticl rs,
Embroidere dc; Combs,
French worked Canes, Bujs, and Fancy goods
10" Collars. Cuffs, Of all kinds.
or CALI AND EXAMINE 60
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MAIL TENT
AT CANTON, MISS.
U JACKsON MA1G

TIE JACKSON MAIL
4 Gues Closes,
Daily Except Monday Daily (excent Tues,
at % A M day. at Ii AN.
b THE COLUMBUS MAIL
rs due, closes.
ss 55a5ss5y, 8 elsr NJ. T5sia9g; j o.. ).
Monday Saturday,
THE LEXINGTON AND YAzoo MAIL
Is due, Closes.
Etc., s $ss:;.' Az "''r- 5 5S;;:55;5t. . =. y.
THE VERNON 4 LIVINGSTON MAIL.
Is due, closes,
FS;'s'' : "o'. n. S %ssoy. aaa r..
THE NORTHUMBERLAND
rs due, Closes.
Tuesday at - NJ. Tuesday at Z! A. NJ.
Friday at 8 ? N. Friday at 0 P. M.
THE HILLsBoRo' MAIL
is due, Closes.
Friday at 8 P. M. Friday at 3 r. NJ.
THE RAIFORD MAIL
Is Due, Closes,
Saturday at II A. M. Saturday ut 1la i. NJ.
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no Il PURLIC.

n WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
M SlNESS in the house formerly oc.
by BIalock & Thompson, where
| will keep on hand a good assortment
Of fine
LIQUORS, WINES, sc.
Persons wish ng to purchase a fine
article. for medical or other. purposes
wou DIDO well to call, Also a variety Of
Family q OceTteS,
Consisting in partof #
FLOUR, BAC0N, MACKEREL No /,
sHAp, conn; Goa RISE & FINE SALT,
Tueks Island, d., WHIT VINE 4. Cider
Vinegar, DOabie refined Loaf Sugar, No.
4 DO, Soap ahdaStarch, London pale Ale,
Cider. Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar,
Best cheering Tobacco, Inferior do, Fine
Harann l SegarS, Boston Nails, &c, DC
All Of which will be sold low for CASH,
April 27-5O,tf W G THOMPSON.
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STAIE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON COUNTY,


MADISON COUNTY,
In the Circnh Court Of said County
October Term, l849-
Charles Fisher,
100 vs., Ga the Chancery
James W. WILEY, side Of the DocGeit
u "a f. WILEY and Of said Court
Edmiston Harreld
A ND now 10 wit on the 18th day OF
GA April, 1880 This day came tie
plaintiff by his attorneys, and supon
opening complaiuants' bill and It salts
lactorlly appearing that the. defend
ants are not citizens of this State
but resides beyond The Limits thereof,
50 that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be executed upon them.
Therefore it is ordered that the
said defendants enter their appearance
in Court at the next term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse in the
town Of Canton, Madison county, on the
first Monday Of October next ensuing,
and plead, answer or demur TO com.
pIainants' bill Of complaint, other.
wise the same will be- taken as con
iessed against them, set for hearing
exparte and the matters thereof cd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it is further order.
cd that a copy Of this order be publish
cd in the "Mississippi Creole" a news
paper published in the town Of Canton,
once a week for two months successive
ly,
, A true copy from the minutes Of said
court. Attest
HENRY r. COULTER, Clerk
ABSTRACT.
The bill in this case Is fled to fore
lose mortgage given by defendants.
One the east half Of south east quarter
section 90, and the west half Of west
half Of section 30, and the ncrth.w west
q%carler or section 33, all in township 8
range 9 east-except 60 acres lying
south Of the Canton and Livingston road.
Also north half Of west half Of north
west quarter Of section 81, township 8,
range 8 east, containing in all 420 acres,
with the implements thereon-to secure
'he payment oil a note made bp defend.
ants payable to the order Of the plain
tiff, $I4,S6,85 dated Canton, May Sd,
l848, and due one year after the date
thereof.
T G, UPPER, Sol, for Comp
JuLe 20 so.
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POST OFFICE HouRA.

~ Office open every day .ercept Sundar,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Nine O'Clock, A. M, only.
VIM. PRlESTLEY, p. M.
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j. r. DAVIS & A. p. HILL,
EHAVlNG associated themselves in
AA the practice Of Law, will give their
strict attention to all business conided to
their care in the courts Of the fifth
District. Office a few doors below Z. W.
Hendersonls store,
Canton August 81. 1850. b8-tf
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HENRY R. COULTER Clerk .
ABSTRACT +.

The bill in this case is filed against
defendants by the plaintiff to subject
defendant Halls Carriage to his claim
at $89,O5 in preference to the martgnge
lean Of defendant Grantland and Smith,
and the Attachment lem Of defendant
" aIker-s said plaintiffs herein claim for
work and labor performed on, and mo.
terials furnished for the repairing OF
sad carriage-
LAWSON & FoRD,
Soils for .Compt.
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June 80, 1840.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

10Y virtue Of a decree of the Superior
I'D Court Of CT ancery of the State Of
Mississippi, made on the Esd day of jan
uary, 1849, in the above case, | will on
First Monday, the 5A Of October, 1850.
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter of section %, township II, range
4, east.
WIN. j., benson. Com'r.
July 10, 1850 45-td.
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tOcOa.-A splendid article Just recei
N we'd w D. w. MURPHY.
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The State Of Mississippi nthe cIrcttt court
Madison County, OF said county.
APRIL TERM, 1850.
los Nu"''u vs. v, lew Of U tns d doS ca' " i
Dixon Hall, ct al said court.
A ND row to wit, on the 18Th day Of
IA April, 1850, This day came The
complainant by his solicitor, and upon
opening compliments bill, and il salts.
(actoriIy appearing that the defendant
Dixon Hall, is not citizen Of this State
but resides beyond the links thereof so
that the ordinary process of this court
cannot be executed upon him. There
fore it is ordered hat the said defendt
ant Dixon Hall, enter his appearance in
Court at tie neNt term thereof, to be
holden at the Court. house in the town Of
Madison county, on the first
Monday Of October ensulrg, and plead,
or demur to compliments Till,
otherwise the several allegations there.
Of WILL be taken for confessed against
him, set for hearing exparte. and the
thereof, decteed accordingIy.-
1t is therefore ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the "Mjssissip
pi Creo e." public newspaper, publish
ed in the town Of Canton, once a week
for two months-Ond it is further order.
ed by the court that this cause be IN
until the mex term of this court.
A rue copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
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Ll6 PiIs Ind Phnnlx BIILers

These Medicines have nov been before The
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained q high chaFac-
Ter Ia almost every part Of the globe tor their ex-
traordinary aud immediate power ofrest9ang per-
feet heath to persous aaScripg undcrn nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human iraue 70 liable
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Marshai,s Sale.

RHer u Co.. J
Us. !
same
h&'Cotheal,l
Is.
N Same
enls Bank, J Circuit Coufa u. States.
Us. Southern District Of
same. WississiPpi-T 70 No
II. 49,. oenhber IerHE, 1850,
10, Us.
same.
lylor use &C.
rs.
same.
4 ,s
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THE RAIFORD MAIL
Is Due, Closes,
Saturday at IL A. NJ. Saturday at ia 4. M.
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A& AfieEf II
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
L FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
francisco to New York. by way of Chapres and
Panama The splendid and popular steamships
SAhAH SANDS, 500 tons burthen, w. G.
thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS.
i,ioo Tons burthen, ]. W. Wood, Commander. will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct. connectno
at Chagres, with the staunch and we'll Lnnw1
teamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons bur,ben
Chas Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY
Z,Oo0 tons burthen, ]. G. Wilson, Commander.
Rates OF fare San Francisco to Panama direct.
r rhst Caoin. $500
second Saon, $50
The Second Cabin has a separate table. and the
berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding; and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advantage in point Of comfort, over
the unfurnished hunks of open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons. $l25
Forward Saloons, - Ioo
Lower Cabin on
All the above have the same table and PRIVILEGES
of the Saloons.
Steerage, found with mattresses and board. s5
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
The subscribers issuing through tickets
to New York by the above named steamers.
EVERETT & CO.
Honolulu, May Is, ls5O.-l-f
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BENJAMIN PITMAN,

n EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY,
IL General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, Hio, Hawaii, has constantly on hand
and for sale, general assortment of Merchandise
usually required by whaleships touching at these
islands for recruits
EP Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills
of Exchange on the United States, England and
France. my l9ly
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sF Wit is not the produce Of study; it
comes almost as unexpected on the speaker as
On the hearer. One of the first principles Of it
is good temper; the arrows Of wit ought al
ways TO be feathered with smiles-when they
fail in that, they become sarcasm.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-06-29

s1 ''I tell you," says a-warm friend OF
newly elected Senator, to an old sober
headed politician, ''your party may say what
they please, but you cannot deny that Mr., c.
is sound man"
"That's Jest what we're afeer'd on, re-
piled old Beeswax, "it's our opinion that
he's all soundr'
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s~ Let go the jib there quick! let gop
shouted the captain of an Eastern packet, to
a raw hand, as a sudden squall came up.
s'What in thunder is all that are yelln
for? l amt touchin' yer darn'd old jIb, .
honestly retorted Jonathan.
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FINANCES OF AUsTRIA-The last financial
statement of the Austrian Government shows
an expenditure of $1,000, ,000, 900 forms,
against an income of 1000, ,OOO florins. The
money expended in the first half year OF
lSlS, from November to April, amounted to
81 600, 900, the income being $4,000, 900,
leaving deficit Of 5000. 900. The finan-
cial statement of the Austrian Bank for the
month of August shows decrease of silver
money to the amount Of 25S, ,S2l forms, and
an increased issue Of notes to the amount of
| ,35l ,5il florins. In the last six months the
amount of silver in the bank decreased by
G, 900, 900, and the number of notes increas-
ed by "a, 900 900. The army estimates show
a figure as high as l,OOO. 900. exclusive or
the expenses of the army in Italy. The de-
ficiency of the last half year amounts to
above 60 600, 900 forms. 1t is expected
that the present half year will show a still
larger deficit, and that of the whole year is
calculated at $50, ,OO0. 600 forms. This adds
10 per cent to the national debt. ..af
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sP Repentance without amendment, is
like continual pumping in ship without stop
ping the leak. So
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sD Miss Julia Long, of Indiana, went
recently before the Squire to get married.
He is rather an absent minded man, and 60
ing through the ceremony, he said:
"Julia Longs your name Julia Long?"
"Wall, Squire" said the amiable Miss
Julia, in reply, I" it amt nothing shorter"
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sJe Soon after the Copernican system Of
astrology began TO be generally understood.
an old Connecticut farmer went to his parson
with the following inquiry:
"Dr. T., do you believe in the new sto-
ry they tell about the earth moving round
the sum-
Yes, certainly"
60 Do you think it is according to the scrip
lures, II it's true, how could Joshua com
mand the sun to stand stilli"
"Umphr' quoth the Doctor. scratching
his head "Josbua commanded the sun to
stand still, did he:"
eyes"
Well, it stood still, did it noti"
eyes"
"Very well. Did you ever hear that he
set it going again."
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LUsUs NATURE.-Weh have TO record says
the Brussels Herald, lusus natura, of
which in modern times, the Sicillan sisters
and the Siamese brothers, were the most
memorable instances. At Eerneghem, vii
lage three leagues from the town of Bruges,
were born on the 2Sth of June, two children
of the female sex, compactly united to each
other. Their heads, arms, thighs and legs,
are perfectly free, and they have the proper
use of all their limbs, and the position is such
as to permit the mother to nurse both at the
same time without difficulty. The curate OF
the parish baptised them on the day of their
birth in the names Of Marie and Sophie
The parents are poor servants, working and
residing on small farm held by an old bach
elor The mother is about 3S years of age,
and has four children.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to aPPli-
N ..n,s Cor the purchase and leasing Of Govern
meot lands. that the Legislature being now IN ses.
sion, attention to their numerous applications mus
h. deferred for the present, until the more pressing
business of the Government IS disposed o.
By order of the Minister of the !nterlor .v.
may75-7n AAoN' -
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NOTICE.-AH Vessels making fast to the
| ~ Wharyes east and west Of the Custom House,
| will be liable to a charge of one cent per ton per
diem laying alongside the wharves. two cents per
ton per diem. JOSEPH MAOGHAN,
| March 20, 1880 45-3m Wharfnger.
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~ The following conundrum from late
Spirit of the Times, is one Of the best we
have seen
Why is belle like locomotive
Because che throws off the sparks, trans-
ports the mails, (males) and says to the te'-
der-pine (k)not
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ID. N. FLITNER,
& m WILLIAMS a. CO..

s. III. WILLIAMS & CO.,
T IMPORTERS Of American and European
Goods, will keep constantly on hand general
assortment of Merchandise adapted 10 the markets
of Oregon, California and the Hawaiian Islands. A
general assortment Of Ship Chandlery and Provi-
sions required by whaers touching at this po-. for
recruits, hand, which will be supplied on LIBERAL
terms for cash. or Bills of Ercinange myIsly
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NOTICE is hereby given that from and at
IN fer this date no horses, cattle or other animals
will he allowed 10 run at large on the PLAINS oil A1
Ia o Kahua Waikiki. Animals running at large VIII
he impoundcd
Honolulu, MAJ 4, ls5o-5l|f
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kTERS.

1E KS
+RS of vessels
awaiiaR Islands,
y forwarding 10
+ vessels.
T tonnage, where
whale and sperm
poken, Disaster,
hich may be OF
Der countries
ested to forward
val, a report OF
passengers, veg
with any other
bn OF. -
i Lahaina, and
memoranda lett
! ( from abroa1
to our Office 81
prs, we shall be
myl9
GAR for sale
lett 4 90.
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-.
IONS.
ished for the
frequenting
to make the
n
E wIndward.
be signed BY
n any conta-
obey the di-
Governor or
TO be landed.
subject to a
of the ports
ers TO the COL
the delivery
Itor will onlv
awaiian Ma,
reliant vessel,
rn to he coli
bn which said
under oath q
|e cargo with
manifest shall
IS, with their
5 and also the
J or all OF the
int hours after
pc not exceed
bcuments pre-
? either IN the
and at the ex
~ oihcSi " oS
er discharge, to
Id see that no
hdise be landed
rs of these ISL
Ler can, o5 ,o-
I;opors
80 =, .h.s.
nl,.,n o.hn "a
add;,;on tbere-
r,a.chan. NV nrs'.a ~
On nan,s ~
80 ~ and ap,
e. ,neho,,ce I
Certificate. ST.:
4 clearance s1
mort ofHono-
e;,ber Iad;no or
inc anv nassen-
on barbor dues.
they shall paw
+nesian newspa-
are. from and
harges Tor pilot
s. at all The va
his group.
will be. clear
81. each: and
buoys. 50. AT
gbts SI- canal
ua.-heaI,b Ger
bods to the val
ey exceed ,h..
Eve can, oa
,be cb.ra.s Cor
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lime 10 IsaS.
eIaoo ,...,,
snaIahs.;,.s
liab;l;,ies
do mo, ;nclnae
uo,s I,,uo-s
! nrob;h,tea ex.
n suh;act ,h..
cluding Tie nav
Es,ead of Homo.
shall fail 10 pro-
hII be I,abge 20
fifty dollars. TO
h ship-mas,er is
r of Customs, a
sui, that all Ie-
e. apaiRs; said
+ knows OF no
anded at any of
!; TO the follow
tbiskev. &C., Of
ber cen; alcohol.
ent. alcohol SO
dials, &c., lex.
Il ner Gallon.
nj aieol,oI. malt
rem.
/ the duties have
and con6scatiop.
m shore and the
4ssel, il shall be
erson TO any off
urrender on pro-
ON ON hear. ofa
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