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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. 3. MYERS
EXTRACT OF
sARskpARIIrA WILD CHERRY AND DANDELI0N

SARSAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELlOh.
For Purifying the BloOd-AH Disorders Of the Kidneys
And the cure of every disease arising nom Impure Blood
tivy Of the absobents, dsordered Dgestonsuch as
Ship Fever Liver Complains FeseTs Female Complains
Summer Complaints Inpotency, Dyspepsia Alec
lions, General Debility, &c
This Extract put up large bottles containing twenty four
combines properties Detergent, Diuretc
Tonic. without purgng gripping sckenng and
system. It is stronger, better and cheaper than any other s
Gle n markell most vasae family medicine and cere
preventive " dees the bad effects OF exposure mprudenee
PREPARED BY DR.. n B. MYER, BUFFALO, NY
For eoeTy disease which d Extract Processes cure
tens ingredients chosen for teT esSal adoption to its
relief
This valuable medicinal preparation operates Alternative
iIns anu o, Pou
relieves affections Generally expressed II increases
glands in particular manner II is no simple common
Extract of sasspaTilla but compound comonson OF
modifying the effects of the other and increasing its
the human frame. than any them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis OF the best peel
Of yet rlOdeecs
virtues the greatest cleansing medicines il ses
gently acting the kidneys, having particular Ie
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and renovs
This Extract acts directly and kindly upOn the blood whiek
purihes and enrehes-pomotes healthy secretons resto
1t supplies Of vital heat nervous enerxPes
diseases generally and gives 10 The invalid zins
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN-
Persons whose constitutions broken down. aad
debitaed who declined in mental and ou power
and muscular strength and whose systems
diseased find better pleasant remedy.
Myers Sarsaparlla, Wild Cherry and Dandeon hsscrect
the most states Of the blood even waen
that fuiS is entirely vitiafed-
The following certificate among many hathaye been
given by citizens in this State
have selling Myers Sarsspafilla Wild Cherry
several past, n II
saying believe 10 be the best article before the public
decay of the in whatever form
may appear. We have extraordinary
use would recommend the those laborns
any Of the diseases for which il is recommended
&. j. ALLISON & CO., Dfuggists
Tene Haute August 5, 1850.
Price 81 per bottle; o six bottles for IS.
For sale wholesale ad retail by CRAlGHEAD a BROWN
ING. Agents, indianapolis. sagso-w
DuLL's AND TewHsErD's sARsAPARIELA-Nlu large
supply Wholesale and
junei SIDDAI.L'S Drugstore, Odd Fci0ws HALL
= A GROSS n A. Falne stocks vermiuge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

INFECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRAL PLANK
~ ROAD COMPANY-Notce hereby given that ihe
"Wednesday in April, 1851 election viii be held tie Office The
Secretary the Company the city Of Indianapolis the
hours OF ten O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock NJ OF day.
election of nine Directors OF said company.
W ROBSON, President
Attest. X. y. DUNCAN. Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

- EASY ROAD TO WEALTH-W1l be sold al public
;. sale The premises the FIRST day Bird month Nlarch
III 1851 by the undersigned execHios the noted TAVERN
STAND and valuable FARMS of the late john BALLARD
ceased adjoining 10 Bridgeport the National Road
indianapolis, the midst
any e State, dfonsh which e Terre Hane and Richmond
Railroad passes forming good site, and likely occuped
for Depot the premises adjoining the Tavern lots The
Of White Lick runs through the farms washing
the stable lots There Barn and Stables failing
Spring Of the lots and is perhaps the best
great thoroughfares i'm conjunction.
The Farms
side of the creek, mostly under cultivation part would
be valuable lay of lots and hundred
the side OF the creek good of which cult
vafion and the balance enclosed and well tbeed all
quality, and good saw and grist mill adjoining.
The land all lies together and would be suitable for farm
two three and will be sold IN whole parcels
purchasers
The Terms very purchase
money of sale and the balance equal annual pay
menis, with good freehold security.
SAMUEL sTARBUcK, Executors
f9ih month llec-A lofh 1S5n-fslrrl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

Il a GROSS b. A. Falmestccks yermifuge
III " S gross Mel sane's Vermifnee;
gross McI.mu's Pills hsnds and for sale by
juy10 CRAlGHEAD 4 BROWNING
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

This is not very fatterng picture. We find that
the circulation OF newspapers has not increased since
1910. There Just about many newspapers,
in proportion, there inhabitants. But, in the
meantime the and wealth of the State have in
creased, that there ought be larger number OF
newspapers circulated.
Again, we find only about one newspaper read to eve-
ry sco families In other words onehaIf Of the families
in Indiana take no newspaper But strange yet there
are nearly 100000 voters uho take no newspaper,
Where do these get their information about poll
tcsl From stump speakers at crossroads; and what
sort of of information is thatl Verify the schoolmas-
is not only "abroad," but he stays abroad!-Cia.
Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
Circulation of MISREPRESENTATION.

The statistics letting in light upon some in
erestng topics. Among others have the newspaper
circulation. We have before the official for
the State Of Indiana,
Number OF Newspapers. .................... 80
Circulation ......... .......... 81 ,924
Population Observation-Disclosures 1890, 25S
Number of Families. Observation-Disclosures. 1877 61S
How many newspapers taken which are Published
out OF the State, we do not know. But il suppose
IT enough to make the entire newspaper and periodical
clrculats"n within the State to 100 000 We are
confident the figures will be above the truth Now let
us make some comparisons between this circulation and
the population and the progress Of the Press since S4O
We have the following comparative figures between 1910
and 1850, supposing the circulation be in the
proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

DuLL's AND TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARIILA-Nla
supply just received and for SALE Wholesale and re1a
junel SIDDAIL'S Drugstore, Odd Feiows Hal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

amentabe accident happened this evening, BY which
an esteemed citizcn lost his lfe Peter Yenawine climb
ed cast-iron post twelve feet high, in the bar-room
the Gait House, and, after reaching the top, let go hi
hold and fell feet foremost, lieless corpse. He wa.
very corpulent, weighing two hundred pounds
cending.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

For Purifying the BIOOd-AH Disorders Of the Kidneys
arising Impure Blood Ina
tvity Of the absorben disoTdered Dgestonsuch ss
Bilious Diseases Consumption, Dropscs Gravel Scrofua,
Ship Fever Liver Complaints Fevers, Female Complaints
Complaints. npotency Dyspepsia Nervous Ahee-
tiOns General Debility, &c.
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Theatrical snd uus,cat.

az, bomnhY I"t.l,r=lhe entsrsainsieats offered for
LIS evening Dy me ihaeiaassole sra Intelligent pro-
P % ,"s very oia ana tavorise resort are such ~
~,h DC sure 70 ciaw ARE sssemosge Mr. Eidy
nnoss urshAuc perform leces have given such general
se WIN iepre-en' tne character OF Rob Roy aid
stevens me Sctve ana tsent,d stage manager a. the
p p1g .hs eo,e'eaing feature viii be haon The
\ par"
BsoApwsr Thk.rhr This evening, being the se'1nd
.h OF M IoIrs.ts enssgsment ne VIII APPEAR IN tne
enss;er OF oihedo' win Conway as l'go This piece
n. Prov great treat 20 the patrons OF tne
hcanNsy' as iF. forest WIN. no douot display hi
RI. ieyseS aud lnen's, abilities 70 the entire sst.
action aaa pleasure " mis- iumrrous frends and sd-
muers, and ar. Conway will exercise his dram .tic
p1xs.s % pa'., The enrpios eraiy and deep plotting
''lA'n' i'go NO aouo' another fui house
nirLo nssDE"-Ihe hsysl, always great fivor,,es.
ss t''.ssst srts,s IN teeir line That have ever ~
ri'u w t"f ,,ou.try preernr hne proErainmc tr
Sas 49, * 80 nv P'see wal, o. I'm "a "hoh
s~s.1.s -, =. F!,p 10. I'm u"ir, WIN the s'easrs'
teec.a anu 20 crowded ana fishiouabe audiences who
.ss'y .he cir ,oni.1t,'A by enthusiastic cheer
u.s. st az Ns "in oe tue sp.ehoid sp-ctecle entitled
haouI IN when Mot OF the unrav.lsd Rasel Family
WI "IP'@'
bgNIoS, IhE,Ta~-Ihe greatest treat q the sea- IN
ertt thu evening at this comfortable prosperous
cft&bi,bmcnt. Mas, Warner, whose great FAM Ia
hurols T. known 10 every BODY conyersspt la theatr
caf as IN acifes N the NJ stamp will appear % mig
ior NE nfst time here, e. u,rmone 10 th beautiful
play called A Winters Tale" She will be support n
~ al me eeGirg ariifs OF the estsblbmeIt. Among
them we IND ths names Of Burton pyo.t Duan Diaad
ITs Hughes End Mrs Dyo,t.
NAiioSst THr.rrg.-Tbree mos. attractive pieces
tnnout cod fr this evening whch viii have thn ner.
= cTowding tve-y department T'e q. Il ths French
SPY" IN which Miss lia'hasay, wAose Performance
sfust time since received s,ioh yspe al aoprYvi
80 ~, ~ -. ~ I-ult ine nrNs -
s,i"h,.t,S ~ sa., ~" 80, ,.o " hns WIN tae
c...or.'eo - Se.t, AL Mss h~ae way IN IN pro
veug@ IN which Mr. Bisnchard VII ex.t,.. 30 a.,
ei,y 4 bis voBsesfal ds-s ~
1919, ~ :. 49,, ". ms evening We great Amri-
-. t. - sn',io,.e .lsEntAi VII app az in her
t,'t ."aI~e"t ot bsoy Macbeth. Inc Characters
1919 uo", ~ ..oustssls cArriui msn.irmsnt WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22

fOuONirg IA tGf letter OF Neaeral Quicn uecNu
ing the candcsey for Governor OF Mssfssipp
10 The DENotH.TIc STATE NIGHTS
The result Of the rscept cleo for the oioo
however brought about must be regarded az least for the
PRESENT decisive OF the position OF the State the
great issues involved The majority have declared t1at
they oonte Mt with the hate ressive Of
Congress and opposed to any remedial action by the
State Although this determination Of the pYope I, az
variance with ny fixed opinion 0f the true policy OF the
State reto.Ure expressed and still enter
tanned yet. State r2hts and a democrat boz
in respectful submission 10 the apparent viii OF the people
1t Il true the State has not yet spoken auth )itatvey
the acts ct The convention will be binding
til they hal have been ratified by vote OF the pc pile
but by the election Of uonresisters to the congeatOl
majority Of the people have declared against the
OF policy on the slavery questions, when deemed II my
duty pursue while Governors and against tue psnci
pies upon which WAS nominated and pom which alone
had consented TO run as candidate [ might pr
hsps, be elected, notwh stsnding this dem aon
Of public sentiment ia the election foe the convention
but as have beer mainly instrumental ia seeking the
expression q the will of the people through
ton ought In my political action, To abide by Il
Therefore, upon fill confederation Of all the crcuI
stancerespec fer the apparent dtcsion OF the people
duty TO The noble and patrioti, parry who ar.
struggling to nsn.sin the rights OF the South against
Northern aggression ard to preserve insitu Ions
from the fatal eccts CT onsOlidany al power In the
federal goVernm 1t and Sc nse of retrospect which.
inclines not to seek public st .ton In ~hr h mr.
majority 'fmy eonstitpentali concur la indu cing
tbeepIon that ny duty requires to re'ire from ia,
position which occupy az ths democratic State rights
candidate for Governor. With emotions OF the deepest
gratitude To the patriotic party by which noni-
mated for the evidences their unfa .crng confidence
both In the Dorn;n aon and Ia the aud hearty
cepon Win which have been MT ryxhsre In the
canvas '~'-" ~.' n ~. snd hoaor-
able poet their chief standard bearer 10 the pcoarg
canvass psagiog myself to them aud to the county
that will to the last the great Of State
a. faithfully In the rsnAs as have endssvored to
do IN high position. IA. QUIrMAN.
Monmouth Sept q, 1851.
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sTrsNrr rfA.p tefors reported sold 81 Nos,sviieo
trorgkt S2C The purchasers being STE governments %
atrttvseo ard EEte hios and English mershsn, Of
Nontevdeo she Ice been placed under the Oriental tag
srd her nsme ohss rtdto The Rio Urususy.
fur CsrrfsN, ~ Phsdsiplis, from Pensacoa rep,rts
Hrr 23 les - - ion - experienced severe hurricane
NE by sw IN Witch lest ain tor gsliaot spit
es stove brlwiris water c.sis, nc. subsequently, d
very lt vines sHd many calms-was - days r'undinr
1ortueie. In the 18th Of Angus lot - 49, Ion - % sp1te
'fc fip Ccquuto, % Boston from NOfeaus - days out
tourd ~ ierroc md stated that The 18th % August
f, overheard. bsutd Peter Rowe, furssaer, aud
eepte txcrtcn 70 him. he sank TO rise more
sHp J,NFs TIrc,~B Hill at B)ston. from New Orissns
Tor Liverpool rrt IN fer supplies having espersnced hesvy
ststhcr. ard three Ct h,r crew sick
Drfe srsusrrsRr-Fchr w w Drainard. ST Baltimore
from PTtsua, pasns 18th iaft brig shakspeare,
bcud 90 Piiffcira capeizsd, and that the would
not leave her. No further Particular
pnc YucsTAN-The csrro 81 trie Yuostaa, from Trini
tsd Cube tor New York. which into Key ives, IN ft
trees tss been ttpraied AZ SO6yj o. The brig having
tttr condemned eod at public suction for SUR "a.
The traors awarded the sslyrs - per cent amounting
g. u5 o. she vas valued ~ 80 90 Insu-ed in Boston
Nr SsfD There Ia sl,U1 Insurance in PAiladslrhia on
trtifht mcntJ.
pnic gys Bssv. Havrns from New Orleans Tor PLsiel-
tte IL the vessel ashore the Joe VI The Della
ett. before reported Her consted Of snd
ttrttr cs,i vii,b latter Capt Raj eonveyei isvs
she v be total loss The latsr insufsi n New De-
ieas
Brre Hrrrv 81 Thats;pLi, from Psrt Prns, IN ne
s'h inst srnsrsnesd hsavy "a iron NE rth 'r.mea
sorsa SEA fgaains vA.h AssS Ds3-D "A a. = A. t}a a
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1he PennsyIvanian resro Outrar.-Rey
car. Cor SUE b aud Cow rnor .Ioi,,, .lon.

from The Eali4I1prc sun sept. -
The following letter from the Rev Nr Gorsuch n
Gov. Johnston, ia which he REPLIES the letter OF The
Governor has been handed ns for publication
WA1HiScr0S. sept IS 1851
Hoy. VIZ. Jcir~sro~ GtvefH6r :. etnnssivAlia -
The under signed. son Of the late Edward Gorsuch
the yictin Of abolitionist enhus and hga-handed
sorOn - sorry that 80 painful duty j. imp3sad upon
I'm "a that TO which he addresses himself H.
whites TO you sir, with yindictve feelings, bu, only
70 assure you What he L. sir-s every q know that
BE- think the lscs Of Official promptness your part
has resulted Ia the escape hitherto Of the slaves, and
some Of he principal murderers Of hi father Il would
have tended In some degree % relieve the anxiety u the
family AID friends OF the dcceasa o. have known that
the Governor Of the State IN which this foul murder
e9mniisd hai acted a. promptly anl efficiently q the
know That you passed within f.r ya-ds of whore
the body Of my father lay the aferus, II TIE same day
on ehirh he was murdered. The cars stopped a. the
door Of The house Some % tn passcnvars went in %
look at he CHASTITY spectacle But sir you dd not You
who ought, bccause u your responsible station 90 have
been most interested. showed the least concern Arf
this Z. not 90 be wondered at II would ustugli
rrs, fruits a your official and personal h9.t-y The
rendition q Fugitive slaves. DID We not wei know
What you have done 10 render oogcritive the law
DIR wose protection my father entered yoaT state to
his property. in manner strictly legal ex-
might be found Ia our minds for your srangs in-
activity. But We know your course. We had watc1'd
II With pain and did not expect you would BE- infGccd
e. ChsDgs IL even At this extraordinary crisis.
Allow call your attention % a facs which. ne-
hs,s you vii REMINDER. Th.sc slaves Tor whom my
father Vas sesr hing were TO b. free at The age q t~-o
= free negro. Before the vrt which gotten Cut
sgsinss hin could BE- fervei he escaped pennsyiv MA
This brother q mine Low % death sen. 70
You Nth rrquis.tion from the Governor Of Hiry aud
fr ma free ni gro ABE Johnson But you would MT
o~istf him Up and sent ny brother home convinced
that turt6st effort in That rcrpsct unnecessary
That Abe Johnson u i said, present among the
H. heis On Last Ihur-doT morning
hsvc rad scne letter. when you wrote TO some gen
u men q Philadelphia, who we're uIairg you q action
msked me strong contrast between your words nd
actions Nov. cir 4 you we're anxious 70 vndicste
the hon'r o. ar riate-so rfcui o. have N 80 OF
der, arrs,iedwhy az you not nias TIE noble example
o. tte executive ~ We United etsies Why Oh you
Dot t~us your ~ soon a. youreaehsd Phila
o,pna ~ y ougni 70 pave D. done y AZ we're there
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BOsroN, Ss0t ~.
suysa-Bsris srsh oinsy. Ma.anIss; Ds Goodeu
ftris ltsncE Lowell BALTIMORE, RIO facke. Rotterdam
tdcs. Ihntslpis trirs Pursuit CUraco. Pefseyer,ncs
= Martins Charlotte fBrl. do Nersus naaranilE Yu
tuIt. Aux Cages: Belle (BrD sntverp Robert Nur. and
nstthue fforh; Esl Ch.-ies Whirpla susan. Ahs1ts
LHielce, Captain Ton, CHR ch-. Efis Chicree, yuia
arm, Esdo-a, Beni Csrver. Nn Pitt aud Hssatsn, Pill
.eclrhis scs Isptyr tBrl s,ecsholm Lrey Ann, Con
slfeif Ben nevis. stibonve Exaseth, Norfolf olive
nrsteh. Csfe.s snd Plymouth R.cE. NYors: sally Aaa
tt'an p. Ce1 itward riiunph, Jenkina New York.
Htigom; wellington, George Prescott aai Edward
tillaaCllhA.
FsfI Fivra. Sep, 1.
ir1ivt1-Dris EEeeh rratt, Nieherson. Baltimore.
PEUvTDrrsE. sent -.
irivti-scirs Worcester. Ssssn Orlean. A H,ey =
,vbs.ne, EmTifc, azd Lille Saunders PlaotphiA; Al
is, fIork.
.siist-Se,Is E.riet,sn. Phil.deiEhai sa=l Hall
Nytri; siorTs Fhcs HulL ana E1ts prise. Do.
kgEiytt slst-1chrs Hamlet, Diehers1n. Henry
sri,h swain. srd rarsh Gamer PhnadsiPh. si5ops
praTicture tSd Nisi'trt, Nvort.
s.td- sehr Horton PLil4deiphiA; tioop Harvest.
rtrk.
srorrNoroS. Sep. 70.
trrved-ytir Mexico. PHILADELPHIA.
sti!ed-shp Tiger, Arctic Ocean.
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ern do. 81 90 B~iey moved to the extent Of 800
bushels prime tws rowsd ct 72kc Corn tended In favor
Of factors the transactions embraced 81 500 bushes
damaged and heated at Sc. b7Kc Western mixed at
30 6oc round yellow Ct Co., osc.; and Jersey white
at e3c
CorTo~-The market continues dull with sales Of 600
bales today, ut nearly previous prices
PEovisons Pork exhibited no Important variation.
The tales embraced 500 bbs mess at SIS T5 old
SIS z; Dew prime At S13 rs; and old at $l2 81 Sl2
TO- Beef ruled hrm with about $50 bbs sold consisting
partly Of mess ut 50 rs $ll; and prime, at $5 50.
Beef hams cut meats and dressed appeared In precisely
the same condition Is Last represented Lard dull
lC0 bbls only fetchirg on q exc. Butter and cheese
were quite buoysnt, and uniform.
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CITY TRADE RAPPORT.
BArunpAv, ecptember m--s

Bnru strffs-rhs roW nsThst presented no features
particularly TO-DAY 1te sales consisted Of n 500
bbs uninpeoied ~ ~ o. - - soor a. 20 l2lS
70 superfue No. 2et SO +31t a 80 Ussi mixed TO
SO s1H fancy Mirhigan round boop Ont and fair
e'h ground State at 80 slk 81 pure old Genesee
- 'oti ~ hA ana a. L.w 90. ~ Us 49, ~ IK
tstadian ruled carce sud consso reaty nenaaie 400
bos superhne changed bands ~ 81 and come sour in
bond ~ ~ 70 ~ 3ll4 Southern remained 10 request
hha n'Ie were $50 bbs miSet h. avorte Old taken
at So - rs with fancy Old At a. rs IS rs rye aour
sppesre0 guhti 30 bels good brought 50 3l s. 81
Cvrn meal vas much Waut-5 including Jersey ~
- h'i and Brandyvine AZ 50 IS Wheat fell % little
"a tsine lOt bust els Canadian being obtained zoe
20 o. ~ b5c ,bort price; aud ~ 900 southern rel a,
GAc ne fecmfd les abuodast at -, o.
tTit 9eaar, Weston new fe.caeJ c.acl9 sni Nos.l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22

AFPotsraIsSr or JCnGE SUpREuE co,,ar We
ee 20 be enabled 20 announce toas the President
has appointed Benjamin Rand Curtis El OF the Suffolk
par 10 Ill the vacancy in the Supreme Court OF the
United states that has been created by the decesse OF
MT Ju nee woodbury. This appointment will give very
general Subtraction. Mr.. Curtis s. young man but
,e more than forty Ct age; and The dsr. 70
point yourg man Who might have the isaoaable proc
pet OF long Judicial term. has induced the President
10 pas over the claims Of many distinguished gentlemen
from among when he would otherwise havo been pleased
Win the opportunity Ct selecting the occupa 1t o. so
EN- nent position The Professional sstainme nts aud
Tue high personal qualifications Of Ar Curtis arr 90 well
o~n 70 ths bar, not only Of New England bat o. the
Inc early and decided stand taken by Mr Curts sup
port on the tor sttuton and laws recent important
occasion, and The national and conservative disposition
that he has manifested Whenever and wherever h has
bsen prevailed upon 70 mBgle in public Affairs have
ass oonsiituteo claim for this dsi aguishei honor
y 81 could not BE- overlooked by The sdnpigra.on-
Bo.irl TfsHscTipt S,yf 20.
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satisfied that Pennsyivsni Is right the South 10 to
ind that this law will be inefcien be that
not particle of the honor will be given the Cover
ntr We will not say that he has acted trsitorousy;
that by his previous he has been the indirect
castor Of this Outrage that the blood II El~ad Cor
sueh is his SKIRTS bat say thu. be has at
iesn clear in his great Office but % the trust
IMPOSED In him
Much in sorrow than in niger Subscria mys-lf
Jour mro IA in jufcd friend, j. j. G,ssCUa.
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aAR ITIaM 1NTE \. 50
Arrived.

Ius srrs............. 81 siSE waiss &
tlir Nay ward sef Kennebunt). Little. liverpool. 3
3srE jane Do,sS ta BAIL e:lds san Trsse:sa
via ishsirs April and Psrn,mSueO Aug II With on e
shr James PeIns AeIander from New osissns Tor Liver
rem New rssn: for Sn ~ "I'ss s :n'de Jersey
I,Ik sell.ps tscrwl neinr;ascn. stockholm, 81 days
brig Jentyts Eiierson. Brsmen vi, sromas, "a days
B cr sya to sesSon s,Ss Psses s Rum
ga Norfolk viii salt and no,,os 1 @as,ss
srs eh,i:nss tBri Crosby. 8. Martins, 81 day.. VITA
sehr coTrlG tBrI Mitchell. Galway c. days. in ballast
fnsrS r,n tS Pistiscston, pv., por,o c.h.,,o
hrg :" Via Hamrton Roads, with coffee - Foster Ncksr
sehr rscac. PhtrO, washSgton NC. days with naval
sstr rditsr. shaw wa:isns,en. NC. days.
sehT Gen crcpr,r. Bs,iis. w,l.mst.wn. NC, sday.
ser SSaTser ala ssfse es Fs Sss s2s
solr hergen. Cole, PeteIShIrs, days
ss5t Esio1sr worth. RIsSasnd sai dsss '''
SER vielHsSnd. They s;iSamons, says.
SER sl,.nsii, RedEera, Riehnous day.
ss 81; WIZ WI .i s.i.s f Syssy: VEIN
sehr xspiret Kabes, Dowker virginia.
sehr iJlsnsid s.e-lina. Virginia.
ssfr G,iii;i. fiiliips. Vissinii
sehr white & loud. Green. virriria.
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fchIAlice. eeis. Baltimore. . GAYS.
tctPsrtce faroiine. Kelsey. Baltimore, = days
Sch; Gen Isfsy ettc Johnsoa Stamford. bound TO Phla
ttptia
solr Bella Psof. Smith Boston. 3d,ya
SER beatlev. Mills Boston sesys bound TO Albany
scir tlnttreila Ellie, Haruich. days.
Schr Esria. Kelly. HsFvich. 2days.
fcir faLrsl II. Ei,t erscn. Hrryich. z days.
stfr TlsB 10 pten, Fohin. Har~ieh 2 dss
fchr Ecu Pee D1Jle. Icnetrort. IA dayB.
fchr j Cfstn. ktuy. 1onefpcrt II days.
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sictT kigee iilani, sturvcs. Prgvid.ac
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