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fishing that they abrogated By the act of acqui-
sIon, and that ii would have been most unwise for
Congress to have egsaed upon the subject more than
ii did. He contenGe5 that the Utah bl had oil eli
recognized the existence o. slavery there, and mad
virtually annued the Mexican law The Utah bill
distinctly provides that the Constitution nd laws Of the
United States shall be extended over that territory
What Southern man denies that slavery is recognized
by the Constitution Then Congress has acted upon
it: the Mexican laws were alb ogated by that provis
on even had not the mere acquisition been sufficient
effect it.
"The Utah bill then protects slavery; slave rights
exist there. Mr.. Roger Barton is a remarkable man in
some respects, but he was remarkably ignorant of geo
graphy. He did not know that the whole OF Utah
was north OF 81 deg. 80 mn and he was astonis,ed
when he learnt that his darling Missouri compromise
would have abolished slavery ia Utah; and yet it is a
fact II that compromise line had been extended, it
would have driven out slavery from Utah. As far as
that Territory is concerned, the Wilmo Provso and
the missouri Compromise are identified. The only
difference between these measures is hat the one s
general IN Its prohibition OF slavery, the other limits it
to the line OF Sc deg. 30 min but as Utah is wholly
north OF that line, quo ad Utah, las the lawyers say
the TWO measures are Identical. And vet, strange to
say, the abolitonss and the southern extremists NEE
here! The former ate for prohibiting slavery in u all
by the Wilmot provlso-the latter propose the same
thing by the Missouri compromise The two oin hands
this question, they also do in advocating the right
of secession. New York abolition ism responds ugon
this point 10 Southern urasn and loudly sustains the
ruh;l
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-06

THE StCkEY SEASO> There are some
diseases that visit stated seasons of the year, and
which not unrequeny become alarmingly fatal du-
rng the summer and autumn months, especially The
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach ard Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this hghttul mortality?
not bourd by every principle of religion to al-
minister reet when in our power? BRANDRETHS
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healhiIy, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evaeu-
alton of all unhealthy humours OF the blood and if
man would but Use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully II the bowels
out OF order, 100 slow or 100 active, few doses of
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from const pated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandrelh5 Pills Ask Tim
who has had the dyssenery for six months, and every
remedy had aed he will tell you that Brandrelhs Pills
cured him ia week. So with ievers, chls, and other
diseases: In word use Braudreth's Pills. it YOU are
sick and desire to be well-and use them occasionally
when wei, to keep off Sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country merchants and planters can be Supplied
New York prices seas
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For the Times.
IIW tHt Z
NEW CONSTITUTION.

MEssRs. EDITORS 1t seems TO be taken for granted
that the Constitution is adopted by majority
OF the voters OF Virginia that the Governor acting under
the order of the late Convention, as contained in the
schedule annexed said Constitution, will issue his
proclamation directing elections ofGoyernor, Members
the General Assembly, &C., to be held in December
next Now contend that the Governor has no right
or power TO do this thing. The powers of the late
Convention extended no further than 10 propose
or amended Constitution tor the consideration of the
people Of this commonwealth, and not to the making
or repeating OF laws now in existence. It's whole
hority its very existence, derived from of the
General Assembly and it had right to do any thing
more than those acts warranted and allowed. How
stands the law
The act of March IS, $780, authorizing the call of
Convention, directs that the Constitution by it to be
adopted shall be certified to the next General Assem-
bly,. Sec Sessions Acts Of l849-'50 page IL, section
The act of March 18th, l85l-the Convention being
then session-directs that It new Constitution be
agreed upon before the 10Th Juae 1851, it shall
be certified to the Governor who shall thereupon sub
nit ii to the people for ratification rejection and if
majority should be Tor adopting it, then elections shall
De held In October tor Delegates, &c, under said new
Constitution Sessions Acts OF lS50-'5l, page H..
sections / to inclusive But il tie SAID Convention
shall not propose amended Constitution on be,
fore the Goth June 1851 but shall propose such Con-
stnutlon or before the LIST OF August 1851 then the
Governor shall issue his proclamation, and the Of
the people be taken lis adoption or rel ecton-bu
in his case "the returns of the result of the potins
shall be made to the meat Legislature instead of the
Governor" Sessions Acts oil looO-ol, page ~ sec
lions 8 aud 9.
The Convention did not propose amended Con.
st uon on or before the Goth June, 1851 and il d
propose such the LIST day OF August, 1885, it there
fore clearly transcribed its powe when directed lin
the schedue) the ofhe result being received
by the Governor, he should order election, under
| the new Constitution, to be he'd in Deco next
do mol know what are Governor Floyds views this
subject but it seems to me that bound he is by hi,
oath of office that the laws fat htuly execu.
ted and the law in this requiring the be
made to the next Legislature and not 10 the Governor,
he cannot examine those returns but must leave it
the Legislature which meets in January do so.
again assert that the Convention had ony authority
propose organic law, not TO make repeal any
law. Several members OF the late Convention with
whom have conyersed agree with me entirely, and
admit that this provision othe schedule overlooked
or not thoroughly canvassed, because that schedule
only introduced at the close OF a tedious and pro
tracted session. when many had gone home, and all
wee impatient TO adjourn.
LAW AND ORDER
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On the 23i of October the people OF Virginia Will
pronounce Judgment upon the conduct oil their late
verdict Wei DONE good and faithful ser uant, will
he the acclaim OF the people OF Virginia Meade,
Powell, Millson and Bocock will be trlumphanuy sus
tanned, while muddy headed Haymond is allowed TO
sumber in undsturbed obscurity. They have served
while he has betrayed, the interests OF the South
ISouthside Democrat.
In the last House of Representatives, there
were thirteen Democrats from Virginia. namely,
Messrs Millson, Meade, Averett, Bocock, Bayly,
Seldom, Holiday, Powell, Parker, Mcdowell,
Edmondson, McMullen and Beale. Of all theses
appears, the South- Side Democrat expects the
course of only four to be sustained by their con-
sttuents. What will Messrs. Seldom, Averett.
Holiday and Edmondson say TO this singular ig-
noring of their claims to appreciation AS for
Messrs. Bayly, Parker, McMullen and Beale, they
were compromise men Gas we believe MIR. Letch-
err, who is nominated to succeed Gov. Bowel.
was also) and, it is to be presumed that the Dem
ocrat would be glad to see them all left at home.
The omission of Mr.. Averett from the enumera-
ton of the good and faithful" who 10 be re-
elected is particularly significant, and is entirely
proper, seeing that his gallant competitor, Thosu
s. Flournoy, has the fairest prospect of success
Mr. Powell and Mr.. Bocock, too, are by NO means
so sure o being "trumphantly sustained as the
Democrat predicts, or they would not be canvass
ing their districts so diligently, one speaking ev-
cry where to the people, and the other as the En-
quirer used to say, "as dumb as an OYSTER" The
Wings in those districts have only to stand up
to their duty, and Goggin and Boiling will be
their representatives.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-06

THE LATE FusIsIvE SLAVE CASE IN BUFFALO, N.
Y.-On Tuesday morning last Deputy Marshal Gales,
of the Norhern District of New York. arrested al
legged fugitive slave named Harrison at negro hut
near jamestown, in Chantauque county, and brought
him the city Of Buffalo, via DuEkirk, Wedn esday
morning, hand-cufad and under strong guard As
soon as it beclme generally known that fugitive
slave had been brought to tn, city, the negroes turned
in crowds and repaired to the jail in which he had
been confined. Though considerably excited, they
committed no Of violence. During the day, the fu
gitive was brought before commissioner Smith, and at
ter patient hearing, nded to The custody of his
owner, DR.. Parsons of Hardy county, Va 1t appears
III the negro Harrison in comppny with seven other
slaves away ia January last. The whole number
succeeded in reaching New York slfsy, and after OBJ
aiming employment two Of the party returned to I1ar
dy county for the purpose of raining off their wives
and children. They were arrested however, and ex-
posed the whereabouts of their compan ions. This re
lied in the arrest Of the slave Harrison The oli
GERS likewise had for four her ugitives who
were in Jame,town, but they had escaped Canada
During the examination before the U. S Commits
siouer the Court House crowded with excited
negroes and whites and when the award of the Com
miss oRer announced effort TO the slave
made, but it summarlly crushed by the officers
and the fugitive safely lodged in jail to await the
requison OF his owner. Harrison is said to be
alto about nne'een years OF age, and despatch from
Buffalo to tte N. Y. Tribune says that he remarked
when about being removed from the Court room, that
"he would rather die than return to slavery"
SENATOR CEASE ExcoMMUNIcATED.-Fne Free Soil
of Ohio have form lily eTcommuuicnted Senator
Chase, by reading him out o. their party. AT their late
convention they passed the following resolution:
Resolved That the Hon S. p. Chase, Senator
ia Congress from this State, has formally Withdrawn
rom our parry while we regret this cour.e, and that
to be our duty 10 declare thu public that we do not
hold curse yes respons bic for his official acts or re-
cognlzs him representative.
Weshouldu't think it would be much disgrace to a
TO be kept out OF slch company, though if Chase
doesnt please the Free Sellers. we would like to know
VINO could
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MIR, WEBSTER has written letter on inter-
nal improvements, in reply to an invitation to
celebrate the opening of Nag's Harbor Inlet, in
North Carolina. Wishing success to the ener-
prise, Mr.. Webster remarks, that the matter is
clearly within the just authority of the General
Government and the the Treasury has ample
means to accomplish it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-06

NEW GOODS.--I am now opening a large
s. and varied assortment OF fresh Goods, suited to
GsSS the fall trade, embracing every article in the Hat
and Cap line that has as yet been introduced Also
Traye ling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags I'm
brellas, &c, which am disposed to sell for very
smali advance; and having been purchased with cash.
do not hesitate 10 say that can and will sell as low
a my similar Goods can be purchased in this or any
other city. All ask is call from purchasers.
oc JNO. THOMPSON.
ATEW LAW BOOKS.-The Exchequer Re-
"a ports, vol 4, with references in the American
Courts by Welsby Hurlston u Gordon
September No Law Lbray-Lind on Letters Pa
tent, and Hndmarch on the Patent Laws
oc6 MORRIS BOOK STORE.
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LITY COUNCIL

A meeting called on Friday, 81 inst, for the
purpose of receiving reports from the Committees
of Finance, the Lancaserian School, and on Pub
tic CIR ounds, when the following members were pre-
sent:
Messrs. G. A. Myers Presidents ". C. Allen, N.
b. Hill, C. Robinson, c. S. Mills and R. o. Has
kns.
Who not being quorum, adjourned: the President
being requested to call meeting for Monday, 9th
inst, at O'clock, ?. NJ.
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larly to the Texas Boundary bill. he denounced it
as proposition to buy part of slave State to
make free soil of it, and stated that MIR. Sed Ion
and Judge Berrien both voted against the BILL
This is an GORGEOUS mistake, for Judge Berren
voted in favour of the Boundary bill, and it so
happens that, on Friday morning, we published an
extract from late address of his, showing the
fact. in that extract was the following language
"lgave not only my vote, but my cordial support TO
the bill providing for the etlem of the conflicting
claims Of Texas and the United States for the follow
ing (among other) reasons which will state w''hou'
discussing them"
And the reasons we gladly published, because
they were excellent. Judge Caskie surely does
not read the Times, or he would be better posted.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-06

A Convention, to be holden at Burlington, Iowa, to
be composed OF Delegates from the States OF Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri, and Minnesota, is in con.
temptation, with the view OF making demonstration in
behalf OF improving the navigation of the RAPIDS on
the Upper NJ ssissppl river. The proposition IS 10 ask
OF Congress grant of the public lands for this pur
pose,
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Hon, Andrew Stephenson. of Virginia, has accepted
the invitation of the P-nnsy vania State Agricultural
Society 10 del ver the sddr Sc the State Fair to be
held at Harrisburg on the 29th October.
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Fly persons ii said, are digging for gold at Strait
ord, tConn,l in the expectation of finding a large
iuanty, said to have been buried there by Spanish
:sptain The employment will provo as unavoidable
10 doubt as the search for Kidd's treasure
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MARRIED.

Jones, ROBINSON A. TODD Esq, of Isle of
Wight county, Va, to Miss MAMIE WOMBLE,
OF this city
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LAW AND ORDER.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGNIA.-rhe session OF this in
stution comm need on the lst inst. We learn that
about three bundled students have already matrcula-
al
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-06

INQUEST An inquest was held Saturday last,
by Coroner Wicker, attended by Constable N. E.
Green, upon the body of Lewis WalIner. a German,
who fell suddenly dead in the New Market that NOR
ming Verdict; Death from intemperance. He has
left widow and four children in needy circumstan-
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1949. 1850. 1851
September. q l5e 96l 2502,985 26l6o26
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on the
LIST instant was Sl65 SCI "a
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New Cotton is selling in Petersburg at nine cents
per pound.
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The New York Express saws

The New Y ofk Express says
We regret to learn that the importations Of Foreign
Goods the past month"; have not decreased but increas
ed rather The importatons in past Sepembsrs stand
as follows:
The New York herald., 1851-09-13
TgLBGRnPuIc.

BALuMosG September Il 1851.
PaSsn nerrs in the cars hor york. Peunsylvaaii fu:
nsh the foos Ing details Of the mptcd arrest u some
fugitive ,svss
10 appears that Tdvsrd Oorsueh aud his son, Dickla
eco Gogtuch residents uf Baltimore county a-comp.-
MED By Nicholas Hutobiason, gOshus N.lson, Doctor
-homss Prince, Joshua Oorsucb. and others went t.
CAt,anA, 70 fugitive slaves, Who ran "a
sye.r go belonging Ed~.s1 tor uch Upon nearing
n. hoose where tbs fUsityss negroes armed
ehh mssk.t-, Sc, tusi ed upon ths sm and prevented
tstm frtin entsIit large Cs~i q vnitsa ant ne
<rnre soon ssssab I'd sDd innandrd BY the mar
nal 70 assir, VA th- capfufe. tut n rsfusc1
Ar Ccfsuch his fil~udf ustna piuyletsly over.
otme, retired sben thsy uref ug,n b. the Ie
Uoss, om the windows q tgura aaa alec attack.
ed hy the crowd
Ldvsrd Gopurh vac sh1t ip tba tfets' md fei deed
Ills stE, D.cslnssp. thut il the shuuilrr
and dlea Both tbs dtccaaod srro afterwards bssten
slfh clubs.
The OF her xr Ocrsuch was so ulortaily wnunisd
Or. Tsoma- Prime. wss shUt SUD badly beaten and Il
IL feared be carBot survive
M0us Hutohinssn and Sslson es.ay.d 70 PhG.lsi
phia.
Tro or tirre Of the bsgro.. were o sbo,
such the sin-Jeupcv cf tbe at that of tho
survivors could remain yth the wounded but escaped
a. tbey t.st could
The crowd of backs and whites numbered about t-o
hundred and ibtsrfersd to the lives u
cltiters
rhs rcniiemen frosa Rsltimore county are amonges
cur meet respected ciuseDs
The t1citensns IN B.timc-r Is nost intense.
The New York herald., 1851-09-13

LIyxRproI-steamship City of Glasgow from Phii.de.
phs-mr John Reynolds, suish Jonah Cisrse. Sa al
nip ard Jones, of rniladelphis Nc Msyo Mrs lane
" hite snd two chudrep. Tbos List England; ACsa
Mr. hcntscmery Mr. ihomss Mr. Hsndeson lady ana chilli
NYork: Z Wheeler. NUrieans ar whittia John Wat
Ireland.
SAN JuAr, Ca Steamship prorue.heus-DP wcbster W
spraeue and lady. Rosairz oerbystire II wsshbura
1woOdand, ', u smth. Haley. ~ Beach. . CLARK
Pinney. g. II SMITH j 9eddci and LADY. Il : Rs. "
GodfreJ. ars X Simmons, Dvnov an aud toy ksok
Insn, Dasic Bsker Cook sdy sad child Me- Wsia
and two children. Akss kymAp. Mooney U uiochey, a
Hnmmond, Baxer. q Baker " q Hauseonnz, a q Haas
Brsnnen, d Mathews hrs uilIs jos saith d
Kinds. WOODS l,iy aud crid. schwartz lady
boy, MS Price, srs fiete'er Rcs. flsteh,r,J
s Hiloreth Mrs W a Cr,eeil. ais- A Wells Uspt II
spring wye,h. q BKnowiss wseaeo. Mrs asrlor.
" Glen. Mrs dyer ana cha d. CssteclIne E Cole
and lady u Price Mrs kett II and child g 8saL ]
Reed. LLaur.st B,dge. fhurstoB. q ueasock Jr.
p Dunsir. N,us b AbraAsus. II Aivord aad Iadv.
Barckes ~, J a DoTr, 5Cn,d Enuy c,ai az ain ! 1.
MCptebeos Ira I'm s J.s Me,ra,n. Mesrsm. q Parnee
Piers Person and otiid Young 3,tes Wilson.
J,vdey Doste.. ID sullivan. Mana T Beeerptt N
h.lis,. @ Gs.Pmsh M1osnsst g ssnj "stsssa:
Hit . irsry. & Wssds J 8 tiua, s q BeliSmy. " u
Abbott, " Fsvey. a HSlorcok. W aadasson. q vsn
AIKEN. Rvnois Peck, G Bowser. LBso.n. ID s.krr
ana son. wiInarth, isSarDs. q Cole Burioser
son W Carpenter, 4 Deunett, chase oturtcszat.
'ady q W konaall Nead u Byeios, ,treeter. q Ds
mon. Damon. a wales Wo0sEer Ii n King l. steward
Grew a snow IL = Jcsn'oa W q erssmsa & JACK
SON A Chase T. Read. W Gilman, .C Green. : leo
land James 3 >sin,ea. HeGsah, @ wsaIa. se,
Batch Iiilieore q Dcrgia-: ! q Relay l. small.
scAllsiet. hIlett Elliott Jackson. TO ID
The New York herald., 1851-09-13
C.rY rnADE KEPOnr.

IaDs. sept. 2-6 PM.
Asfsrs were very dun few lots Of pearls brought
IS &C snt pots, - A. Eec,p pit limited.
Rsrsw.r-Ysllow vas in desaani; 100 lbs prime
American realized .ys. 27e, cash. Imported this
wax, 2tbis
BsrspsIr The Titv market srpearsa sss buoyent
though II ocnsinusd rrrtty rrmtnc movements in do
ucstc reaching only 10 90 ibis uniDsyccted, st -
1915 -; sour at 81 IS 81 81 surernpe No
At - - % C1it; mixed - straight Mcs,cra at 50
20 % O. crdinsTy choice State. fancy Michigan,
and round hoop ohio, az 80 - 81; pure Old Geacsee
~ 81 Oe ~ ssi; do new o.. at 81 Is atsi "a u
With fsncics and cxtrs AZ rroport.onats fgures Cana
dian orrard very sparisgly. Good lots Of sweet
vere held Of 81 CO. snd four. In bond at ~ 3!ts
rcuthefn remained sbout the ssme, the sales having
sBountsi 60 200 bls nized 20 cOoi OLD st ssa ~
l2i 40 20 DO nev, st ~ l2f 81 Is; and fancy old
~ - 70 50 -. kys hYur slowly taken. ct 90 % x
Jsrr.y mssl ragged from 81 l2'f Sc IL and Bran
dyvine, s3 81 20 Co. nothng done. Hhsai tended
dcrnyatlsi eco hushus ncv North Carolina fetched
sec sftc Der bushsl Ets varied bat little: 20 cents
beirg ssstd for Irme Oufs and Bsr,y moving 10
some cxieLt al snsuid prices. Corn again declined
uihethe opotstcns ccnsttins q ~ OcD busneis la
mtred and heated NJ asc Sc Wcfiern mixed at soc
Q 5pi. C.; and rvund ycllJg az 30
CogTfy dEpayed greater auimatinn 100 bars Java
were purchased at Al tc H. 80 Laguayra and
Porto Rico, at PIC; 40 Eto at r. S7sc: and Iyo
~ Domingo at &c. sc cash. Imported this week
5gO te-r
Corrox-Thtre were fewer buyers 10 market 20 day
the sslss only amounting n 800 bales which however
were ,cttd a. the full previous rates.
LsvGRrooL II-AssfTIsArtov.
The New York herald., 1851-09-13

Don bsovsnni be- ben moe atty y.rfsrpcd bv the
p~~~~nt opera UoupsBy than by any her 10 IN.
Stsse< The cast ebtsce- talent ~ th- highest order
the pripciyai rv,s END the pres.n stun alssys at
trsefs the attention - our musical cutl II Ia 10 10
ers<mea 20 pishi foI the lsst time present
eA~Sas ard the Mt vii te sufcieot to In.
dsse tfe namirrrs "a Nczart to ssseDd thr evsnng
prritsri' win be rip esfD'ed ess,n on Monday, for
pedisli,s Il n.6t and ell secure large audenre
t,susl We learn tba, the rsbssr.a OF Otco, sith
v,ry possrfnl csst 10 prtsreetng admirably - ~ sr'
o ksrs tAis orrrs before the snd q tac sca-cn
The New York herald., 1851-09-13
MARITIzE ISTELLIa ENC K
Port OF New York. September II, 1881.


stesrthir Atlantic, West, Lvsrreol, oollina
s,:.nssp P,ene,hss., churehll. s.n Jssa. Ailsa.
ship Leontiis tBrer D. Arsb, Lsboa. " 4 Schmidt
ship teree ltrl Prieux, 90 Thomas Resell n sortoa-
Dris omJ1n iPer,J Hb.iisr 80, Grinrsii. Ga,ura 4
Bris Lazy Of tie Lab. tBrh HILL Triaidsd. Middleton
Bris zsss. johnson. zsgs Yr,sga n rtuisn.
Brir hiehsrd cotdsa tBrL rsrry. shediso Fitch l.
D1f Lim,. Lsis,, s, yosrs NJ, osJ JLavri,.
bris ko,.r,h Ali'n; Is.sseavlls. Thompson Hsn.On
Bns join Lss..s,sr Dr.sS. bath master.
sohr lcho tBf d Holcsr, 50 John. NB. r 4 sevius.
sehi eios.. Immons, wsssisssos. n.;,sr "'''''
sehr Bsms,, Parker. Bes,cn, "a H.rrish
sssr sr,sssr sss, b.ss.. sSss Sf' W:,.s, al'ft
sehr iesl. Berry Portland, v Lssis
.snsGr To- sesgsss psrr,'h Ssrios se. Dssa Thernson
sioop Empirs, s,snnsTd, Aiadieto-a
sioop Hsrves;, French. ptoyiiesce.
slocp wiilMs. Dayton. PYovfdercs,
slocp Z Cries, osvstt, DirhtJn.
Arrived.
Steamship Winled Scctt Couillsrt, NOrls,ns dsys
hour. vie hey west vL mdst and pssssnEors " Davis
Cares of Dels. spoke brs Nsunfhs Asrschsk from
Nsrs ciys for Ney lcrs -.
nss 81 Nsntaet.,, ssv steamship hsrnsss. Ssne. for
SLIP hsrmssh tof Bsli.nerel stlss,t N.v orissns %
s hs.,, yS ale s'ss rem No 81 g wsw fs ..,srs.s
.iss q,sstss efspsr, aad iSmisr .ar ' AS z Jane.
h,sd tssnsn : hstsze o. ssryisnd. d'sd.
Bsrs h,nIy Mr. sn,i.h Noble via Key West Ass r.
the lis. se,. water cssls sc. ssv snd al schr
Gss L.ii,,;e lot Is3nss;?sh Bsasy inasua, Is i,y.
srr Ias.r; sysrs ssv,sA bs ias.. With svrsr ,.ssr,
sssr sr,T. i'ss. RapiAss,a. NC. ,i,s, ,,s s,,.i
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