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by both the parties But the wings claim that their support
OF the measure shall entlle them place Mr. Fillmore
in the presidential chair in 1852 The democrats say
nothat is granting more than consistent with justice
aud patriotism The democrats say if the measure be
insisted hat which must make President that
President b democrat since il measure passed
by majority OF democratic votes, and one entirely in
conformity with all the principles OF that party Nor this
ALL They say with justice, that il is measure opposed
by the wing party in the northern portion Of the Union
party which has not only prescribed from its conf
dence all who advocate that measure, bat which, in all
the slronghods OF wing power. is organizing its force
with view TO its repeal. 1.t#. .5E
Does the special organ doubt the truth OF what we saw
not merely as party man, but as Conscientious and
honest citizen, who has participated in OF the public
deliberations which have taken place this subject
Tennessee and, TO extent, in what has been done
in Mississippi II SO, we must inform him that Mr.
Cobb, OF Georgia. democrat; that Mr. Collier of AL
ALBANIA. is democrats that Gen. Foote of Mississippi
is democrats and that the opponents OF these gem
tlemen in their respective States found their claims TO
public favor not wish, secret avowed, to destroy
the Compromise and dissolve the Union, but on fear
that the fugitive slave law, either from the direct power
Of the free sellers and abotonss the States receiving
their slaves, from their indirect action Congress,
will either nullify the fugitive law repeal it.
These facts proved daily by all the papers we re-
ceive from the South. and by all the conventions and
other public acts which determine the character of eec
tons In the South they prove that the whgs conscious
OF their weakness clamor loudly for the constitution and
the Union, expecting that the people will reward them for
this camor and may be led 10 suppose that those who
are more silent not meritorous. They prove in
truth directly the of the DfOpOsition whch gnres
largely in the columns OF the special organ. that the
Union is in danger from combinations existing in Ten
any other southern State excepting South Caro-
lima. There is danger there except that which is
the elections may terminate, they will dsappoint the ex
pectation which has been cherished Washington that
the democratic party would not be able to make the next
President. se
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We understand that the Hon Alexander w Buel, OF
Michigan talented member Of the las, Congress from
ia, S,a,sarrived in hi, city On Saturday evening las.
He is here, we are Informed a. lie counsel Of Mr. Brown
who was few days since brought to thi. city under
arrest We consider this fact proof of Mr. Bues high
standing a. lawyer Al home, and bat corrobon,ion 81
his merits A. practitioner in criminal jurisprudence We
have doubt Mr.. Buel viii be cordially welcomed BY
the bar OF The Washington criminal court temporary a.
bis stay may be
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCTION,-Oo
Friday afternoon, the Goth shall sell
In front OF the premises lot No front
ing 20 feet fsut
sde adjoining the old running feet 10 Ar
improved
building finished attic and
Terms ono-ourth two and three
years ior notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER a MCGUIRE.
J"heio-d
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Health Report.
OFFICE or THE BOARD or HEALTH,

OFFICE or THE Boa Hg
Washington, June /, 1851.
Inemens in the city of Washington from the LIST
Accident blow, abscess lumbar apopeay annmic
apopexy brain, disease of eusion of congestion Of
bowels obstruction OF, consumption o Group chronic
chexia, cholera niantum commissions, dropsy, diar-
convusons decay tgradua l. eryspelas, fever
scarlet malignant scarlet typhoid gangrena sentis,
gun chest, Il hydothoax, hernia snnsuaied
opeaon,l l. hepais, chronic Ii hemohage ulerine q pull
mons hyperophy of liver with chronic inflammation
ach heart disease, meningitis perion,is puerperaI,
pneumonia, paralysis, scrofua still born,
cenum, unknown and not reported worms Total,
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hts friends and the sv
assumed the poptetorshp OF the
Hotel Long connection with the hotel
propreso ecls perfectly sss in promising It's Old
nothing ha ccuh pv-vtous
lion has Been
establishment snd he par
Introduced for the
ladies' Firmly determined to give ns
ton soci n,has patronage always 80 freely
bestowed the old United States. a- ..6
MAvoo~lm,f A. u, ALLEN,
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##4t#H A## TREASURY DFrAsrxssr, June q, 1851.
StEAIED proposals will he received until the Ist
July ft supplying h department with 100 cords OF hickory
hickory cords wood the whole to
be Of qualify delivered corded and mra3uted N
Treasury yard expense OF the bddernot loss tnI 20
The October the whole quantity before the LIST
The bids 10 be directed to the Department. and
endorsed " profcsoh fot troodn tI@# ...--. Hy
June A-eodra3
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WEDNESDAY, moRNING, JUNE Is, 1854.

oor D. Joss.os Of Galveston, Is authorised 10 procure
.ubsrssbsn, NC, ios Inc Union in Texas
PALAsA, American Newspaper Agent, 10 The only
.uo sesns paper tbs cities OF boson, New York
and snpowsssd 70 tske advertisements ana
us.epiass required by His receipts win
.sx.rdsd payments His ofces aIsBosaon Congress
New York, Tribune badns rhiadsiphs northwest Of
Third b Chestnut streets. 4se 4gz# II. f".is
ri Rehmead Virginia. general asea,
for vrgnis travelling PULLsR and JAMS
TxonAs. ~ .
aEswAaps SANFORD Co.. express agents and bankers In
s Unsd States, Loado aud Liverpool have been appointed
AGENTS Uao" authorized TO receive subscriptions
and Advertisements paper Their once in Lsndon At NO ~
Gresham street. and Liverpool II No Columba buildings
This coscssn IL this country with the well
house Adams Co.. agents, and enued 10 s eoAh
dcncs ~ friends abroad :. - Y.
n7-n c. W. JAnEs Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio Is
our travelling States assisted BY Mess
j. T. euurn T.. DsHT, JASON TAYLOR w. ARMSTRONG, W.
RAn.Ay d. JosauA WApswoRra, ALxx r. Laws, and r. X.
0RAvas. r@ @H.a. FL. -E#. 4. .s+
y-Mr HxxHv M LxwIs, Montgomery Alabama, is
srs travelling agent Of Alabsmn and Tennessee
n9-Rscsip&s either VI the above will be good.
Mr e. JAKEs NO. lSa South Tenth street, Phadcl
phs general travelling assisted by MossS WA H.
WsLD, JsM CoLLIns, JAnxs DsxRHs A. HIsK WxLLxsroS,
L. A. EvAns JOHN r. JuDxINs LOCKE, JOS BurroH GEok0k
r BurroN, and THOMAS d. Mes
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The President aud Mr.. Websser

The following letters from these gentlemen have been
published in of the northern papers, and trans
fered that readers may lose of the in
cdents which produced b, the agitation of the sla.
very question. That from MIR Webster conects
serious mistake, which regret should have obtained
extensive circulation before il could be pointed out
No one desire TO Mr.. Webster's sentiments or
opinions msrepresented. AS stated when we first saw
his Buffalo speech. regard it having rendered an
important service TO the country in extracting from the
question of slavery much that it contains misIead the
people Of party nature. That speech forever
shuts the mouths of that portion Of the wing party which
has been pretending that -soilism and abolition had
anything in common with democratic principles and
whilst it has this merit, it admits, with rankness the
obligation of the federal government to violate that
provision of the constitution which secures to the south
ern States their right Of property in slaves This ,es-
mony from Mr.. Webster, however il may affect his
present political prospects, will rebound TO his future
fame, of which he is doubtless solictous than he
be OF the temporary applause he might have obtained
by being less distinct in the condemnation Of the policy
which keeps alive the spirit of anacism element
of political power.
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From oar Baltimore Correspondent


BALTIMORE, June It's p, m
Inc Clipper OF this morning that the deficit against
COLONEL Sanderson late collector reported by the
h'ee IS Ss,soo 10 Their report. il is supposed. will be
handed in this afternoon
me councils adjourned yesterday afternoon sine de,
whou. passing the usual bills and IL Is sup
Peu ne mayor will be forced call extra session A
dhcuy arose between the first and second branches of the
councils relative TO certain clauses the appropr alton
ou ana failure TO agree has produced disturbance
AS was anticipated, Mr. Collier, the cashier of the Havre
aeiaoe bshk mas been acquitted Of the charge Of emksz
Element The facts ELECTED in the course Of The
ton show thai the affairs OF the bank were conducted in
most unprincipled manner.
lhE ARkErs-Sales TO day OF 300 barrels Howard street
hour az VI ia Noihing doing in City Mills Red wheat
80 80 cents white, 95 100 cents Sales of wbi,e corn
al % CENTS and yellow at 81 = so cents. f'T.Ts
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BY DYER * Mcguire, AuctIoneers
SQUARE No. 938 AT AUCTIoNOn Wednesday evening mari
~ the 18th O'Clock auction rooms
Maryland
and 10Th streets 96
simmedaey opposite the brick
million
Terms One third balance months,
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
DYER MCGUIRE, Il
June I'D Aucuonsen
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ny DYER < MCGUIRE, Auet,onser..

EXTENSIVE SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
IL ON Wednesday morning. June L. 10 O'Clock
OF Andrew Coyie Pennsyivanis
TN street, embracing
usually retail and offering dealers
rarely 10 be met WITH large portion original packages
The house OF A. toye
enter pacoIar respectfully
printed catalogue, which viii be ready for delivery Tuesday
morning, l7th, when the stock be examined.
The IL iur rent, with without the fixtures.
Tern $50 and UNDER cash under SI0a
four months sv0, four, and months
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest rs
DYER MCGUIRE,
June l9-eodSds Auct,osrsou
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I Ow-PRIcED Ingram Carpctings and Floor OIL
IL ciohsJus received Of the subscribers
supply Of The above goods which will be found e pretty and
good
additional supply Of those heavy - N.
These the last shall be able furnish
ers OF these goods.
Also 10 pieces ~ white duo of make, price
than the bove but which VIII be found heavy 6rm and
with straight selvnges.
And bate -dsmask drugget
especially Invited call
Of furniture goods, devote depart
ment and therefore confidently recommend all that sell
CLsGEISr h DODsOk,
door Of Of Penn. an& 9Th street
Junel s-eo2wn
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Aue,,on.e

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH sTREET.-on
Friday afternoon, June ah, ai half O'Clock prem
shall sell square situated on I'm
street between and north being by los each
running back alley.
Terms sD of The purchase money interest for
equal payments the redus 10
be cash on The day OF sale DYER Il McGtIIRE
June lJ-oo&ds Auctioneerx
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by order Of the u
MARRIED.

Burlington Vermont, Tuesday evening June by
Right Reverend Bishop IorKIss JAMES G. RUMsEY, ESQ
Detroit Michigan AUGUsTAJ eldest daughter OF Gen ss
A. OF Burlington.
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CHICAGO, June IT,
dreadful occurred in McHenry county on
Friday, Three lives we've lost and rs buildings blown
down. ..a n
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Too Wssks Later from California Arrival of the Ala
bama at NsW Orleans. Tremendous Coaaagratiox -
Douasi ~ =
Nsw ORLEANS June I6. The steamship Alabama has
Just arrived with two weeks later from California
She came by way of Acapulco Her is Of great Inn
terrible fire had occurred in San Francisco laying In
ashes properly e the amount of ffeen nio~s of dollars
Union Parkers, the National New World, City, Delnon
CO.'S and the Exchange Hotels also Ross's building and
The fire spread the shipping, consuming large nu M
Der OF vessels which were lying at the wharves Il was
first discovered in Clay street. and through dozen
blocks quickly spreading TO other parts OF the city
oeS1s an s q asns sog
ted 5 8a @ls1' -
The utmost CONSERVATION prevailed during tho Are and
thousands were turned out of house and home having
los, their all Measures abou, being adopted
lives have been lost Business entirely lost sight Of
San Francisco presents sorrowing and
picture s@s ~
The from the mines continues be OF u cheering
poets Of the miners highly favorable The quartz.
crushing machines were reaping rich reward. III
day.
Lynch law is still in The ascendant and several nav ex-
BALTIMORE. June IA. "
The steamer Humboldt has arrived a, New York bring
ing London dates the 4th instant Money easycont
soils firm and advancing. AT Liverpool. the 30, hers
Flour was more saeabe Corn had declined 3d. Weathcr
nc ana Lafayette ndfl
The ST Lawrence sailed from champion for New York
on the Sd of June, with Abbott Lawrence board She
will stop at Lisbon 10 land Hon Mr.. Henderck charge to
Portugal and bearer OF treaty.
PHILADELPHIA June l7-3, p m.
riot occurred a, l O'Clock last night a Red Bank. A
German ball was given the house OF J. A. Diver which
was attended by number Of depuabe from
the city, who commenced assault upon a number of
Germans present. From the ball. they made a de-
scent upon the bar room, assaung Mr. Diver his
ssants The fight continued till four O'clock when
the neghbors collected in force, rushed in
leu % he wi no var akant ,,.i
Mr. Diver badly stabbed and several much in
jnred. During The fight the TIL was broken open and
robbed Of $40. The females shameTu fully treated.
BosToN, June H.
The jury in the of Hayden discharged this
morning, not being able 10 agree.
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--- BOSTON, June IL
The jury in the of Hayden discharged this
morning, not being able TO agree,
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rOLTON's Land and Sea Colton's ship shore ,
The American Cotton spinner Pocket Guide; The Mouder
Al nd Foanderr kct Guide.
Rens, or Bid-a Of BY Lee
just received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June is Booksellers, n 9th
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DEDUCTION Ina prices reduce stock.-Wo respectfully
friends and public In general
greatly reduced In order of entire spring and
supplies al present Great bargains be expected,
really ofe ed We following goods, VIA
Rich fancy dress sik small checks, striped and plain
Cheue m fouards
Real Indin siks plaids SC
An extensive assortment Of bereecs in plain modes
plain, and mousselns de snes
shaii-s, beresc de LANES, tissues, &C.
French, English and American prints
Chiutges, g,nghsns, t1wns, musiins
Jscopets, hc., in all grades and prices
Plain, WHITE and embroidered Swiss muslns
coIorcd musins which wiz be sold
below price heretofore named
White csmbric, musns, jacone cambcs Nsnsook and null
musiins
Fun assortment plaid muslns, including all grades.
IN Aaet goods IRE hare
Fine black apaca bombasns mousene de ancsi bereees,
grenadines, &c.
Win black silks, embracing all widths
and qualities HH#9
Ladies' linen kardterekiefs,
We following the best for IN. prices have Of
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Governor Floyd. Of Virginia, is visit to this city
and has lodgings at the National Hotel.
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AIso broken below price above named.
With sbesuuu assortment Of ladies' pocket handkechief
all medium and fne grades. = -
We generally
Of v.sie, all of which
M anxious reduce, and will sell cheap % do so
w. oLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co
Iun a. NV
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BY UhEH ~ NotNIWE, A"cttoneerH
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE IsLANp.-on Friday
afternoon, June 49, at o'clock premises shall sc
lots Nos p T. and 5, square ss, SOUTH
between 18Th and t3s
Terms m safe.
DYER MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctione~rs-
Tho above sale Is postponed to "wednesday evening"
June I'D DYER MCGUIRE.
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a Letter from Tie Presldenf.

AT the meeting OF the common council OF the city OF
Boston, Thursday night. the following letter from tn
Presden, OF the United States read by Mr. Brnley
WAsHsoTos, June 9, 1851.
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Or SATURDAY nors!ng, Bee = DA,aEL O., son Of sanisl
The frieK d OF the family respectfully invited to
End his funsI a. on Sunday, Dec. 49, from the resi-
Of his father No LA Delaney street. ct O'Clock
On Ihursdsy Dec Is, after lingsrir illness, JoHy
JACOB youngest Of John and Sarah T. Price, aged
year 6months and "a days.
invited to attend the funeral, Sunday Dec. 49, ct
O'Clock at the residence Of his father No.
On Christmas morning. after . lingering illness, Of
and daughter Of the late Captain John Ashley.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral without further invitation, from l2o Columbia
street, Oh Sunday, Dec g. at IL p NJ precisely. Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood for intermsnt
On Thuisday evening" Dec 25 after long and severe
Illness, DArHns GurNANp, native Of Switzerland aged ~
invited to attend the funeral Sunday, 2Sth inst,
ct lax o'clock Pm, from the residence Of the family, IL
Third avenue.
On Thursday 25th inst, at her residence 2os Canal
street Mrs CArHERINE LEFURGE, widow Of the Late AbIa
ham p. Lefurge.
The relatives and friends are particularly requested
attend the funeral this Day at half past o'clock Pm.
On Friday, December 20, MARIA HATHERLy, wife Of Will
liam r. Ingerao aged rs years, daughter Of james Bar
Der. Remington, England.
London Times will please copy.
On Saturday morning, December n HANNAH relict Of
the late Captain John Williams aged % years
The friends Of the family and those Of her John
g. Williams are invited to attend the funeral on Mon.
day at O'Clock M from hsr late residence No. lao
Madison street.
On Saturday December q, Of Group, ALsuaA, infant
daughter of William and Hannah u. Daily.
The friends and acquantances OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
az half.past O'Clock from No. 81 Bowery.
In August Last in New Orleans, JOHN NJ CAMPBELL for
merry Of this city He was for many years member OF
be Fire Department in this city as well in New Dr.
cans.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1861.


Cleared.
ss.sam.sp Ai.bama MoodhSli Savannah L Misohil,:
ship Albert oaasIn Dssno. Liverpool. Grin sI. Mn
t sssss %. m:nsSf SnS
Bs ASd,sT RssI s.: n a
SHs sarah. C:!sssn. Sssss.. vo:s. Perrin: Co. NV
rssss ssaSsi DsSsss: Or Gssasa. ff.sury
..as y Gy
schr Laura Jane. Delano st Earks IA, Cos Anderson
s.S. Alone: Gordon; Nsxss,s: Nc, Plat, CO:
ssi x{, sssai.' I'aa'
sohr Lcsi:., Chase, ns. Boston 8 " Lsyis u
sss.a:! Esss.ts, SsS.i;s, Sssssi psss Thsra.'n.
s siSp 2nsrsos s.ursss ProviSsnOs. ssurss:
Nor % s,s sps Fo,s ssnssa ard
void. The has had succession Of westerly gales the
=. u ::s. ~ a. NV ss I'd. I'd;
Ss for srs: van s .Ss
rating found ssv. her men on beard shs Doe.
.srs T.. sHS she
msss F.psss
% ~ i; C o.
spoke Sris Msrs sssers for Bosssn same sms spoke Be-
snip s.s:s'. !.i wi.s.'..l !:nns: ssrds.u1. days.
Ship vsi.sss Ssrsy New Orleans Dec g. with mdss 70
bus Sscsrrsn isn New Orleans for LSsrpooi the ATT
BAH Ks.s Alice, Low, xslas. Nov passed Gibraltar
l2sh with fru. 40 Fsstsr Sictsrson Dec IL. 80,
no das Oh Sable Island ,hips bulwahs shnslss 30
supposed to be part Of vreek Nov H. kseuezer CLARK
s.ys Of the Grand BANK asa very severe GALES eurss
s 1s. iS ssas,.f s::s IT,; :s :'
Sc seh 1 New York. dcods.ii. Sc..on. ss.ys
ss ssr As.%:r s.,:. i ns;sss .;
Below.
Brem brig. with passsnssrs-
Also, barb ana topsaii sohr. In NE omns.
Steamships Alabama, weeshuii ssyssssAs asrss der
~ chArlssson keanoks' rArrish' Nsrfh ship fsiansn
the ship Queen Of shs East zs sons which
here Thursday last nom NsvcAsss he And Which
.s "a .ss on sosi sous asassss have s.srsg.S
:v vicinity; r. | AZ
raj q shs s..sdn. ana running rigging some Ore q,
pier Tfom her close vessels certain per
% in sssanss Of which none Sus sSs:. On board
could do anything toward saving The These we're the
ns.n The nIassm.ss was snvsspsS in DANES -: u
treat dculty and danger assembled the rigging till he
poo. ,soVs 70, nrs s sIs asn r..r rsS *.
deck With which he susceed.d in subduins the fame: In
q BIZ ssq p: ~. e srss that
entirely consumed aud some Of The zsns and spar severe
~ eharred.
Die s7-wiaa a. sunrise NxI q, meridian DO; a, sun
sss. INk. The river aud bay 10 allied vish dnn lee.
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Passengers Sailed.

HAVANA AND Nrw osLrAss-stssmship 0corsia-s 8
roote and family. Mrs eslliyAn Dunn Senior Mesa,
Bspes. oardeste, Wais, jt Risshbiseh. hoix.
seas u s. .s 'ss sy
a irts.- o issnsy. Denp.on. Hsyser. wal,srs;
Ieskson Noorash Glover. Reed. Il Hssss. charge
dsfares Central America Mr. Herdy Mrs. Dsrs. Rev
JP.vslL Peel sslsv T.lSos issy and ser,
ossn. M oarthvss, II Chessasne, BiilurGe Dsbbs,
NJ sehoopmster, BArtholt Neyuire, sssich. Mrs
Nejan and child. G Reed. Mr. Finley, Mr. Miller
CHAH -SteAmshp harion-Mr w MAiey and LADY,
Mr. winans And lady, Miss Winsns, Brsdmsn, o
sonsry, Mrs Baldwin Hss baldwin, Hidden M Bsii.
win, Sanchez, G Halsted, Tanning. d Biinko w
II TalnAn Mr. Peokham, Mr. Watson, n Con, 9 shaw q
Douss Mr. Cochran and lady Mrs and two Missss Stock
ton, Mrs Hamilton, Norris and lady, Uhmann Miss
Thompson. r. wrlght Keller Rooster, w Murphy. A
million, NPhiirs, Williams, Mr. xelisrs snd LADY Miss
Jackson. Grrtsesp, lady child and servant, Francis
Mics Johnson Miss johnson, Mrs Collyer. Mr. Trinbell
Brown. 0arrett Linnenburn-52 In steerase. .
sAvavrsH-stssnsh ip Alabsms-o Balou and LADY n
Lwhirs sna lay Graves. lady AN child Hssssrty
z Wood, Wells, y Horton, J Joyce smith, NJ.
Tarrsh Miss Hart, Mrs Green. Mss Horn, Smith,
Kennedy, bearer Of dispatches, Bacon Hen Bliss,
Cap. Lot N, ard servant, West Parsons lady and
O Hs.tos Miss p smith Hss n Hsit, 4 nsbsyshsm m.
Miss Emmett and servant Mics Hsrrod. hiss Adams, CodI
Haired, Mrs Parker, Miss Buckley, Mise Putnam O
Thcmss-H In ttscrare.
PIcHnoEn AMP NontoLK-s,esmsr Resnshs.c Cum.
mipss. csgslsn.. Durys, jr. Jones, W Dancer.
schsnot. R 6nnpsl Mr. ana Yrs W D Dean. Nlehol.on,
II Br,insrd, q sperry, q french Drhsld n
strong r Haven, Douglass. W Douglass. Mrs Brad
fora. Miss Burrel-l2 In sssersse.