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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

NOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
Il WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA The Uni
ted States Mail Steamship Company VIII dispatch the spen
did doube-engne steamship GEORGIA. d. D. Porter US
Navy Commander, Wednesday, Dec. II. al O'Clock,
PM nom the pier otof Wenenst North River, with the
Government Mails and passengers for San Francisco and
intermediate ports.
The connection al Panama viii be carefully kept up so
as 70 prevent any detention beyond The usual stay IN port
The books open and passage be secured 81
thefolOwing rates:
FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs.
Sate-room berth 500
Standee berth forward saloon -. .........,.. 50
Storage berth, found bed and separate table -. 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Storage, found bed and separate table .,..., $50
FROM SEw-YoRk TO
SIate-roen Sandee steerage.
charleston SIS $40 $40
SaVahnah ''.''''''''''.'... q 10
fiaVanh ,s..,........s.......7B IS %
keW-OreADs. .............. rs 60 Is
Passengers for New Orleans viii tran sred III Hays.
na TO the new and splendid steamship PACIFIC
Freight to Chagres 70 cents per foot prepaid
no nerchal disc viii be taken freight TO Havana
Specie to Havana taken half OF per cent and prnase
Shippers oi packages containing ewe,ry cold or silver
specify the value the shipment in their bills OF ading or
tbe company VIII not be responsible for any losses on val
ua0le merchandise shipped without such specification.
10 secure freight or passage apply al tbs Office OF The
NJ O. ROBERTS
Special notice given shippers by this line thai lbs
Company have prepared form OF bill Of ladng adapted ia
their business which will be furnished to shippers on app
eaten al the Companys Office and with which they
quested to provide themselves, other form viii Be
ngned by the Agent OF The Company All bills OF adng
mnsibe signed before the sailing Of The vessel BPS ,Dl
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EoRPoRATIoH H0TlCE-P1blc noc- 1e,e7y 5ivsu 7tte
u occupans OF al H1l7ss and i upr3 - Or ~
proved Lands Affected thereby thet th- ol4 is
been completed AasessoI7 aai tze3 the ats 81 @
Boesu OF Assessments eIannaUou by all persons
Filing and nuui1g Lns the blocks hnl1t-
sou.hefiy j3d uurtey By 4cti, sasy d. Inc Gu
and westerly BY the 'h Tia ut embraced By s1ch Ast-sssu
INCLUDE all .hs Houses aud Lots Of Gronnd Lot
peces parcels of Land situated both sides ' az
tween 43d 4h All persons whose ai-cs1 o.
the above who OPP -et % me s>s
orethet OF them requested - oreeut ooe1os m
the GLters NED, thsr office ~. Hai ri Records .ta
thirty LAYS ffo1i the date Of t, notice sA%UEL H. DE MOTT
FRhNCIs SICHOLsOS ISAAC WI. SMITH A--essofs. Oic-,
Bureau Of Assessments, Stree, Department. D-c1 lo5J o.
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TEyHE UNITED STATES AND CALI

TEyHE UNITED STATES AND CALI
IL FORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY viii dispatch their
next Express, per steamer ONTARIO December p con
meeting with the mail steamer CONSTITUTION from Pa
mama about December 5 This the only organized Cali
fornia Express Company and having their own facilities
the Ismus prepared TO forward goods through to
san Francisco in about IS days.
Everything intended for the interior dispatched imfnedi
Rley aller The arrival OF the steamer al San francisco
Capt Abram Backer the welknown ship collector
tho NewYork Press, takes charge OF our goods on
Chagres River.
C0nsgnors may have their invoices certified al the Gus
tom House by leaving them al the Office, Wall-st-
n29St' Propretors, A. B. MILLER y co.
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GORP0RATIOk SOIICE-F1Ut hersoy 70 re
Oowuer ognera occupant OF al houses sp 0ts
nproy unnaproy hands, siectsd thereby that oo~
Asysssl,s completed The Assessor and lodges
Bureau Assessment Tor examination :, al pof
sons Interested For building BATAVIA 81 tom uear
IL. ut.eectoC o Jarrs connecting vi" tie
Roopytst the by assessment iocl7ds AZ
The Of gfouud vacant lots End pa4
o. land both s1es OF N'aa at betFeea James aud
Roosevelt sis All person. whos aessls .s aaecsso by We
them requested 70 p'esent tn- tog
10 undersigned, Their Office No hal ni e1, "a
t!rIy day. Of this socs SAMUEL a. d NJ l.
FRANCIS EICHOLsON, ISAAC WM. SMITH. Assss3rs Ofes
Bureau Of Assessrneuts Department, Dec 2 1851 a.
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fORP0RATI0N EOTICE-Faulc notice cors5y zys 70 The
owper or ovners occupant occupant. Of all aouss' 7
improve rnmproved Hecsd thereby tat the oo'
completed tie as=ssora AM az @' ~
toe of the Bureau OF Assessments o o. 81 sf's
u,ers.t. yr Fothasgnz thu ir 'as Of 5-Jn- 81 saa'-
by a1d= ali The ssTe A1n-=s 1nd lois d
Ground pieces aud p4re ot Lam situated 'n %
sides n R,thuD4 t-;seu "a-ost3n Al Fer9s
wfose interests Infected u5 1 A-ssF--s i
oppoaed :hs ltas VI tasa ere s4-7te! "
present Fftng 70 'e gafersef NJ --f ~
No L. Hall 81 Record. thirty Tie dat ~
notice SAMUEL q. De MOTT, FRASCIS SicHDLSON. isA 80
SMITH. Once, Bureau of nsats, st-s=i
psrnert pee 3 1850 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

CtRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Fsounds, Park NOV 20,
CORPORATION HOTlCE-Publc notice hereby
that petition presented the Board OF Aldermen or
eewar in avenue line 10th st to the IN 18TH
An nerso4 above having objections thereto are
euests to presenshe writing to the Contract Clerk tois
Office Saturday, Both INST NICHOLAS JEAN fle
dent Croton Aqueduct Department MI IUt
FIROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunds, Park, Nov
Sl1q l850-C0RPORATlON NOTICE-Publc notice Is hereby
that presented Me Board OF Aldermen
for sewer Prince st from Marion 70 Crosby s All persons m
in the having thereto requested
snt the aus in writing Engineer this office, before
tie 2h INST hICEolas DEAR President Cotou Aquetnc De
nv w
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TE1HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only calling al Halifax TO land and re-
ceive mails and passengers- - - - -
ASIA, Judkins EGkOrAI r; .; Lot
AFRICA, A Ryrie NIAGARA, j. stone
AMERICA n Shannon CANADA Vim. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Leich
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT at their mat
head GREEN on starboard side tED on por side.
AFRICA A Ryrie, from New-Yo&, "Wednesday, z0th Nov
CAMBRIA j. Leitch from Roston ednesday, 9th Nov
NIAGARA, J Stone, fin New York, Wednesday, 4h Dec
EUROPA, --- from Boston, "wednesday, lth Dec
ASIA c. H. f. Judkins from N. Y. "Wednesday, 18th Dec
AMERICA, --,f from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Dec
AFRICA a. Ryrie, from New York; Wednesday, 81 jan
CANADA, VIM HARRISON I'm Boston, Wedn'y 18th Jan
Passage from NY Boston TO Liverpool st cabin $40
+" I'd 10
No berthsecured until paid for.
Freight win be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and spepers must pass through the Post
Office.
For freight and passage apply to
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods.
Through bills Of ading given IN Hayre or New York
Aher The ls. OF April next The rate Of freight by the
above steamers from Liverpool VIII be very materially
reduced. pz us
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TgNHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
q limited STATES MALL STEAMERS-Th ships

a UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships
ATLANTIC Csppin West PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock'
ADRlATlC Capt, Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly FOX
Government service every has been taken IN their con.
atncion also In their engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers Gne
1ualled for elegance ind comfort.
Price of passage from NewYork 10 Liverpool, $3.50 e1,
elusive use of extra size staerooms $685. from Liverpool
10 New York &S5 An experienced Surgeon eeched 10
each ship No Berhs secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
YRoH HEw-Y0EB FROM LIVERPOOL 49,
Saturday, december T. 1850 Saturday December II I@5o
Saturday December 81 1850 Saturday December g. i95o
saiurday December 3 85osumrday January T. 1921 1891
Wednesday January o. 1851 Saturday February g I$5l
Wednesday, February 1851 Saturday February iS2i
Wednesday, - ~ lB2l Saturday, niarch o. -, -
wednesday, March s. 1851 Saturday, March 2, IS2I
Wednesday, March l9, 1851 Saturday, April o lGSl
Forfreight or passage apply to EDWARD x. COLLiHSi
Sc WaI-st New-Yoyk. or to BROWN. SIMPLIFY 20
Liverpool e G. ROBERTS L CO IS Kings Arms Yard
London, or L. DRAPER, jr. Boulevard, MontmarTeI
Paris -.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie, eWelry precious stones OF
aetas unless bills OF adng signed therefor, and Tho
value thereof therein expressed
After the ut OF April next the rate offreght by he AooyS
steamers VIII be materially reduced $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

NEW ARRANGEMENT to BRIDGE
/ Y PORT-FARE so c,s-On and after SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 10, 1850, the Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Capt Charles Weeks viii leave New York foot OF Mar
keis F. r. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a!
O'Clock An Returning, will leave Bridgeport from the
Railroad Dock every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
AZ O'clock NJ Bridgeport and Railroad Freight taken
ST the lowest rate Fer Freight Passage apply TO the
CAntain ON hoard or Inc Agent the Wharf. nl6l
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.oRPoRATIoN HoTlCE-Pabe Eotoe hereby Ervsn, the
Iowp. or owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and L
improved uumproyd Lands Affected thereby That the following
Assessments completed the Assessors and lodged
IN the Office for all
persons For bun Sewer G'hst Sst~een An
and Madison The ~ embraced by such assessment osde
all the eyea houses ground ots pieces and
parcels situated both aides n 3h st between 4h ard
Madison persons affected By ba
who opposed 70 the same or
either them requested present Their objections writing
70 the usi.r sned al Office So Han Of Rurss p Tim
thirty d4ys from tins SAMUEL n De hOIl,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WI SMITH, Assessors Once
Bureau Of Asessm-nts Stree; Department, Dec $50 %
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CORPORATION EOTICE-Pubbc no.cc hereby sSento the
" owns OF owners occupant Of all houses and lots
Improved usnpoNed lands affected thereby that the following
Assessments have eeeu competsd by th lodged
the Bureau Assessments
interested building Hssekst sasery
hn oAudson 81 TO and to connect with the Chapes
such Assessment include all the
o Of ground lots pieces And parcels Of nd
both sides Beach between Audscu and Chapel the
er side North Moore bltwesa Vark and Hudson sts on
both aides of Vsrck between Moth a5ote aud John
Church both SIDES OF Johns sne between Beach and York
and the esstey between North Moore
Beach sts All persons whose interests affected BY the above Gaod
Assessments and who opposed the cit them
requested hs obecons writing the undersigned
shsr eece, No Hall OF Records within thirty days IRON to date of
80 1880 SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
NN. SMITH, Assessors. MS lot
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n TNITED STATES MAIL LINE from

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The sp!eE did steamship ISABEL 1000 unE
burden, commanded bs Capt William Rollins, will com.
her regular trips Monday Oct and sail regular:
yF from Charleston G. for Havana on the ls and 18th Of
sach month End rom Ha7pus Charleston the Sh ard
From Charleston and Savannah TO Havana $40
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West $50.
For particulars, apply to
in Charleston 10 NJ C. MORECAE
Agents in Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS co
Passengers leaving Havana by This ship can reach Bag
Dlore by Inc land route the inh day or, by meeting Ls
steamer souherrer, reach New. York in same time II
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6SoRPORATIoE NoToE-Pubbc notice hereby gwen to the
0oWnor owne or occupants OF all Houses and Lots
lapd affected thereby tho following
have been completed by tks lodged
Office of tho Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all
persons For building Broadway from the
to point % feet north of souihey
place. limits embraced by
aud Lots ground pieces and
parcels OF land situated the sss'e side Of Broadway
the westerly Fourth
Wa,erR place All persons whose by
the above named and who oppossd SANE
or sither Of them aed to present their objections IN writing
at he oce No Hall OF Records thirty
DAYS Of this nouceOco Bureau
Depai Nov IS lSo SAMUEL H. DE MOTT FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON ISAAC Wm, SMITH Assessors,
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StoRPoRATIoT NOTCE-fuoGe aoce hseny gwen, to tue
Y occupant occupants d all Hoas' ana Lols,
rproved uuproved affected thereby hat the following
completed the Aessn end are Esd 10
sons Interested For building Sewer n Frankfort and Gin s
from the sewer Hague ST. The hms embraced oy
such houses and os Of ground
vacant lots pieces and pace Of land situated on poth e7 Of
Frankfort Pearl bot SIDES 81 II
al, between CHI and Pearl bet sides OF CHI 81 from
its above Hague ST. 10 point ut W ie9t son o
Ftautfcf, persons whose interests 1set BY the a60e
named assessments who opposed 70 !h7 same or = ~
them requested present Their objection, writing e me ~
d.r.ped nj Hall Of Records, Fhln hrv 1hys
from the dato notice SAMUEL h DH MOTT FRASClS
NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN SMITH Asssssors Once bureau oil
As.sssnent.. Sweet Iepartme1 Dec z. 1850 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

SUPERIOR CoURT-General Ielm.-Before
Judges Oakley, Sandiord and Paine: Decisions
Thomas Patrick and RIFE rs John H1fley'- :,
Judgment for plaintiff for one undivided eighth
part of the premises.
G}urdon J. Leeds vs. Nm. j. Dunn.--Report of
referees denied, and rule of reference discharged
Eduia Stone, ct. al. VS.. John Cdrlea ct. al
Appeal dismissed and orderat Chambers affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

TEPURsUANCE @. an OF tic C0ua.
aFewYorA Rote hereby gwen 70 all persons bs7irs can
The City Of NswYork dec"RHsf
10 nreent he Same with vouchers thereof tho subscriber
esdsnce No 2s3 Stansnstfee the City Of New YORK '
lore tbe twenty fourth day OF pezRsted New YORK s
ionrth dsy of September, lst0 SAMUEL DICK, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

ENOR KEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
z The steamboat CHINGARORA leaves Chambers St
pier daily Sundays excepted at returning leaves
keyport a AM. landing al Fort Hamilton sach way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

I'm PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate OF the County
HEowYos sheby gyento aPerson having claims against
WILLIAM IRELAND of tbs of New York deceased
Il psseu tho no thereof subscribers,
s,oe William H. Ireland 50 Dvy the City of New York
day of April nextDaed New York, I'll
10th day OF October 1850 WIN H. IRELAND, E,ecpto1,
iaw6m NJ GEO. IRELAND Jr}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

zHTEW-YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
7--Leave y HeheIl al sud ~ An gnd . and 5, p.
: Lac st2izs Is.Erc 81 sd u 4 L1dl2l and .,
~ p6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

IN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate Of tie CogA
kNew-YorS given t. al persona 5ayss Gains
San WILLIAM GIFFING ato OF the City e. HsvI0rk, de-
sd 10 present the same thereof u the obs 0er
Al oace No ~ Yesey street in the City Of New Work on ~
bsos the thirteenth May fl'ad FTYort ths noth
day Of Noyemt er, 1850 ISAAC H. GItf I'M, LAs10"I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

Nm PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of the County Of
York hereby given to all persons having claims
nraius WILLIAM TODD. Of the City Of New York, de-
eea ed TO present the same Subscriber
at Co. No 81 Wiliamst the CITY
the Thitte day Of April neItDsted
Few York, the 26tn day Of October, 1850 -
ocS iaw6m+M JAMES ii. TODD, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Surrogate Counyo Esw
York notice hereby gwen to all persons having elaine against
SARAH ,ae of the City OF New York "ioOW
with vouchers thereof to tho subscriber
No u East Broadway the city of New York or be
the thrtet day New the goth day OF
October 1870 - ...
o9Slawsm'M] SAMUEL N. COMPREHENSIVE, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

New noteo hereby gwen 70 all pstsoeS HAVING csn'
r WILLIAM WELLS lsts Of the CITY OF New" YORK dscessIS
8 erss.u vouchers thereof to tho subscriber a. hi
ssfs 10 $50 Hudson street. the CITY OF New York or BE
=. The NH d2y c January York, the 18th day
Of july 1870 SRAhClS n sNlFFEhi Aamln"'ts'f
NIB laTfmMr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

MARINE CouRT,-Before Judge Cowles.-jas.
Jerks vs. The american Timber Preserving Com
pany.-Pantiff claims 500 for services as En-
gineer at the Company's works at Wllliamsburgh.
1t is denied that plaintiff was employed by the
Company Testimony was taken. Decision re-
served.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

EEPURsUANCE of Surrogate OF the County Of
York-Nots hereby gwen all having clalns
aysnst STEPHEN B. HOFFMAN, lata OF tho City of New Work
gentleman deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
the the Office Of Edward Clark Attorney at law no
Wan in the New York before the twenty frs'
5ny Of March peI,Dated New York, September l4h 1880
~ MARGARET 81. HOFFMAN, Adrin;.,,o,,;,s,
sl6 law6m+ ANNA M. HOFFMAN. '''N4"''''N''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

IN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate Of tho COUNTY Of
Knew York hereby given to all having claim
arsnEt ANN ODELL lats tho City OF Nav York widow DO
ceased TO present with vouchers thereof to thu ub
barn al the Office John Riker Esq, No. 1870 Fuonst tins
CIV New York before the eighth day February
JACOB d ODELL4 lr-.c,,o,,
AUD law6mm HENRY BREVoohl'}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02

as PURSUANCE the Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice hereby to all persona having car'
sran William BUCKLEY late OF te Cy Of New YORK
founder deceased present the with vouchers thereof to t'
snbrbers at the oce of c. Magic Esq No 40 Nassau street.
the CITY Of RewYo The fret day of February
Dated New York, the S7th day Of July, 1880
.a. l.rsnn. s Gn4E1Es c rEEa E.soosot
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AN ORDINANCE, DIVIDING THE CITY OF NEW YORK
INTO FIRE DiSTRfCIS,-1he Mayor Aldermen aud Com
mously OF the City of New York in Common Council con
do oIdaln s follows:
StECTON Tie City York shall ba divided INTO eight
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-01-12
MUSIC SALOON,
And Piano Forte Ware House,

doors north american Temp. House, Worcester.
A MARSH has taken the above.we known stand, for
IA mery occupied by MR.. CALEB LORING, where he
will keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES Sheet
Music Musical instruments, and Musical Merchandise Of
every description, which he will sell as low be bought
in any other city iii the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
N. b. Piano Fortes and instruments of all kinds
A. MARSH
c. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has renqushed his stand and business
MR. A. MARSH, and would solicit for his
tnuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
on him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and may be found for the present the Store of A. MARSH
aboye all unsettled notes and accounts, after February
LIST, will be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan l. 1885, eod3w w3t3
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Dnct. Rnaralman

Proprietor of DOCT. BANNING's celebrated BODY
BRACE, by its usen connection with his Magnetic Rem
ediess enabled to treat successfully all diseases of the hui
trunk which result from weakness together with Rheu
matte Observation-Disclosures Paralysis Deafness Bron-
Spine, White Sweings, Consumption, and Nervous Afec
tons, and their sympathetic influences
Oifice,-245 Main Street, over Scott's Drug Store,
Jams. Bowens Block. diff
TESTIMONIALS
Marblehead MAY 49, 1913.
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Yours, with the greatest respect,
JAMES NJ CHAPMAN.
New Bedford May "a le49
Dr.-Dear Sir; This is to certify, that for two years
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West Tisbury, Nov s. l849
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