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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

CPERM OIL: 500 gallons Winter strained Oil,lust
y received and for sale by mo 49, E. E. GAY
VINEGAR: 10 bbls ohio Cider Vinegar. just re-
v ceived and for sale by (n2s) ZEE GAY
CHAWLS s NUTS, At greatly reduced prices BY
~ Jan Q, 1851 r. NJ FORTIER
QUEEN CITY VARNISH 500 gallons Queen c.
~ ty varnish, for sale low at tno2S e GAY
n IcE 1000 lbs. Rice, prime article for sale BY
X nov a. $50 &c IAUMAN & BRo
BOOTS AND SHOES, large stock at about cest
Dhy fiau D 1851 Pm TORTfEN
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rrD. W. BURTON, has removed his Groom
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near Mr.
Keiiy's, north part CT the city. He Is prepar-
ed fill all orders for BTooms, aud az greatly
duced prices. Burlington. July II, 1850
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M A r r lE D.:

AT the McCucheon House, tbs city, on the evening
Of the 10Th inst, by Rev. G. J. Johnson, Mr. GEoRas
Spencer, of Payson, Adams county, H., to Miss ENiLy
b. BusH, ofGaesburg. Knox county, Ill.
Ns-NOTlCE.-The subscriber viii be absent
few weeks, locating Land Warrants. His official
papers and business have been left in charge Of J.
J. CHILD. ESQ, at the Office OF A. D. Green, Esq.
Burlington, Jan l6, 1851 ISAAC BAGGS.
No.ice-PIank Road Meeiing.-There will
be meeting on Saturday, the LIST day CT February,
at 10 O'Clock, at the Brick School House,
Jonathan Eads' Esq, for the purpose of establish
ing points from Burlington, through Tamatown
Prairie to Virginia Grove. By the wish Of
Jan l6, 1881 MANY CITIZENS.
VNOrICE.-The COMMITTEE n Resolutions for the
vonng Mems Union Meeting will meet at the Office oil
Messrs NswNAN GRAF, on Saturday evening next at
o'clock. (Jan l6, 81
THE Subscriber his grateful acknowledge
Il to his friends and the publc for the patronage
literally extended him since he has been business,
and takes this opportunity to sohs continuance OF the
his stand tFear Creegan's ole stand>
where no pains will be spared to give full and entire salts
faction. WIN GARRETT.
Burlingt January &c, 1851 Gazette copy
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS, James Il. Milligan, by his deed, dat
w ed December 81, 1919, conveyed TO ME, the
all his right, title and interest in and
to the following real estate situate in the county
of Louisa, Iowa. to wit:The no. th-west Or ofsec-
| ton OF in township ~ north OF range three west
containing acres; the east fraction Of same Sec
| tion, township and range, containing 55.lo acres
the north or of the northeast Or of section 2s
| in same town and range, containing 40 acres also
lots ., ), 4, and IL in block II; fractional lot
in block IS, lot in block So, lot II in block "a; o
ten tn block IS in Engand's addition TO the town
Wapello in said county:-also all that part OF The
north east fractional or of section ~ in township
~ north of range three west, not laid out into lots
the interest of the said James B. lligan being al
undivided one-seventh part Of the above lands an'
lots: and also an undivided one-seventh part o
another seventh part, and all that his intcres
does shall embrace, of said lands and lots
| in trust to secure the payment OF a certain
note mentioned in said deed; and whereas
no part of the said note has been paid, and boil
principal and interest are now due-therefore, il
execution of the powers vested in me, by said deed
| will sell at pubic vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court House door in Wapello, il
said county, on the 22d day of February, 1851, be
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and p NJ. of said day
all the right title and interest OF the said James
| Mngan and to the above described real estate
to satisfy said note and the costs Of this trust.
FRANCIS SPRINGER, Trustee.
Wapello, Iowa, January 10, ls5I-tds
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NUV FUK BNKGAINS!!
ks % nnn WORTH of Dry Goods, Boots,
sDlC,VOu Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware,
Hardware, Ready Made Clothing, &c..&c., at great
ly reduced prices, for Cash. Those wishing to pur
chase Goods, will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our stock before purchasing.
B,rlinpton, dec. 8. 1850 GARRETT Il COOPER
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TO RENT,
Qkn ACRES of Land, partly improved stu
CeDV ated in Louisa county, Apply to
nov % $50 HENRY H. SCOTT
NOR SALE.-Wilb be sold cheap, one two horse
ID Buggy, with top, I one horse do. Also, two
sett Of Harness and a Saddle. Apply to
nov 70, 1850 HENRY H. SCOTT
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing be-
| tween VIM s. Keller and Esau H. Catlin is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Esau H. Cat,in
will collect all demands and pay all debts in Wis
consin, and VIM $. Keeler will collect all dues and
paw all demands in Iowa. WIN 8. KELLER,
Burlington, Dec. %, ls5o-st EsAU H. cATLIN.
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HARDWARE-Big Saw not Dead yet!!!
THE Subscribers have received their Fall and
L Winter stock of Hardware, embracing every
thing in their line, and intend selling at such prices
as will insure a continuance Of public patronage.
oct 81, 1850 GRlFFlTHS co
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1Gn ACRES Of Land, with log cabin and well
lOV OF water on it, 20 miles from Burlington,
will be sold on reasonable terms, and time given
for payment. Apply to HENRY H. SCOTT
nov %, so Main street, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

N1OTICE.-The subscribers are opening atthell
/ brick Ware House on Water street. general
assortment Of Groceries, etc., which tsey otter on
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce: They are
also prepared to transact General Commits .on
Forwarding and Storage business and respectfully
solicita share Of public patronage. PARSONS & Co.
Burlington, Iowa, October, 1850
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PEOPLES, STORE.

PEOPLES STORE.
I NOW have on hand II chests Of Imperial Gun
i powder and Young Hyson Teas, selected hon
the very choicest growths, and is Of superior quail
ity Now that Coffee is dear, these Teas will be
found to be wholesome and cheap substitute. A
trial is requested OF all who appreciate rich, fra
grant and delicious beverage.
have also a prime article of COFFEE, which
will be found to possess all the qualities requisite
for making cup of really good Cofee-nameIy,
richness and mellowness, combined with strength.
Also, select stock of sugar, molasses, spices,
candies, starch, saleratus, rice, &C. Main street,
near Market House mo 2Sl HENRY II SCOTT
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All OF WHICH we VIII SCH at tNt IUWVSt Fd1eS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have in store so cases stoga boots; 40 cases
kip boots; 10 cases gents long boots 10 cases calf
boots; cases youths do; cases childrens' do
IL cases mems brogans; cases youths do; 800
pairs chidrens and Infants shoes, CATERS. etc
100 pairs ladies and gentlemen's overshoes; 7oprs
excelsors, half Caters, ETC., etc.
HARDWARE.
We have just received 200 kegs Nails from Sd to
Cd. All varieties of pocket, table, butcher and
carving Knives; scissors, shears, screws, butts,
latches, locks. moasses gates, faucets Lamps,can-
dlesticks, saws, hatchets, hemmers, tacks, mill
saws, hand saws, files, rasps table and tea spoons,
ETC., etc, ETC.; etc.
The attention Of wholesale dealers is particular
~ requested. Gazette copy) klMBALL co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
The Lighthouse Establishment.

The Board to inquire iato the condition of the
Lighthouse Establishment, under the provisions
ofthe se Aci 81 Congress has be-H coDsu ed "a follows
tomhsoofe " s1u5hck SO Conn anoe' Ou1put,
on EsVS Breset Ehsadier GeE,rtl y O TOueu. Caet
u DO tbelneers ard lieut. Co James keSrnev, OF the
Topoef7plcAl Eugineers Prof d. Rache Chief Il Inc
Navy. a. secTetAry
The National IHteiligeHceT says the Board will
meftin warrington during be ensuing nth FOR the pur
Fote O eaL<suon presisua TO catering upon re hShy
important ouies These duiies fan exsmi-
rson ne Whole Office Lshthous sys,em Of Ih7 asd
sAts uelng arepOrs - 10 any new ishhJu Hhch
msy equred snd The s-i=cua Of The sites FOR the
me prolfe oi eltslg cha gng tie loo suon or OF t
eonunuln any OF hose eady sung The mode Of so
ing en- 'urn'ht BE nee-ed supplies snd Iupeh 1ieod
With he Iyse q.
The shor vii recsfssry be CREST as the task involves
the Necessary OF personal Inspection u al t1e lighthouses
lfht Vetses ard oeacors amounting 10 some tuafredi
OF the Vn le Of The Atlantic coat from Esstpot 70
Care Foriss AID round all OF he Gulf coast 10 he Rio
Grsnce
From Bosrd, judclouSy selected. OF Off erI Of high
professional chstc5r and experience "a liable snd rsis
be reports may he expected sad results o. the greaIei
advantage to this branch o. The public service
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY NARD-The United
States sssmshp Rshei baby sal morrow or o JAnso
~ 'ss tor the Bran an Ice io wing ICY OF mar
encesi hsap 1bstteF L.u' COmmSu'ant Ante~ byson,
esssti fhneas hpfNiE surgeon Stsrst Ramsey,
Inf's !ehak HAT Passed Mh pmAn L. shsPhAfd do 90
0so w Hanson, 90 co
The Navy lsrt o3t, Of
NhoH ~ are snpoyss q the DRY aock.
The sop a. fsbe recently returned from the Pacific,
ng eSi t. Be stationed At ohs Nj Ia congestion With Tie
faval Schos | Al that place
The steamship Fulton hsae5 vp r e6og and rsno'shng ad
sese omtstsc, vtea valuable vessel She - os furnished
sa apowsal paes tie sic formerly had Tor
eselag, aud the oh er fut -, p-i
Tbs aev steamship aa lacsto ts ty docf and
sis5 completed Wth The propssr which vet
Desns ou Phse.rhi' 49, 80 smoks She w be ready
hI sea 10 iWo moaths
Ths sh Lenustn really e. her cage Her des
tnatoh sugpos ec 10 b the Md fsrranssu
Pacific
1te Constitution aud MAcslonl ate lad up ortaAry.
ths "oil Oh the shop hsrs pN gree at con
futon gong rsQ1g sl tbs; 40 ne sw gns gAtas Tor
he el dcA Tie vel s1eps posaog " nnished
ne lot u JuN whs tho sison &C hr oasu VII o. The
nost ompss tbs Vu 81 ss all ts cht IS o- As on
sueioa msshnsN g. WI exist Sn the hints 81 tie yard
The ;. frSste Brandy te.vg dtted Wing
ship place st the Nouh Csoas W ch u t be removed 90 Phha
cephn sbeut the lhh tt - mp 81 t~ung hs nsS
his pot Nook the fcnuy lsana,
Columbus. and A'ston the Faskn Olo aud
Vsruout The frsrkln stU Go fasmruth, 10
the hsSss tock ee ou sni peoso another vss~e
Pensacola ne tsesuy constructed aoek al
la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
The Adventure OF n Trumpeter.

A student in one Of the academies in France
uas spending his vacation at the house OF one oil
his elstioDs whom We will call Madame 7.
She was a very captivating NOTWITHSTANDING
witty, and, wishal, widow.
Al the close Of pleasant Autumnal evening,
this Young man and his cousin, for 50 Madame /,
was returned to her mansion after long and
probably very pleasant walk
1t happened that during the absence oil the lady
OF the house the cook bad invited relation OF
hers, who was n trumpeter in the hussars and
besides, fond Of good living, never refusing
chance at a good meal to spend soclaole hour
oith her Our couple were, therefore taken by
surprise at the return of Madame, especially as
there was but one way OF exit from the mousse
The COOK the refOre as quickly as possible, hid all
that she could which might expose them the
only trouble was what 20 DO with the unfortunate
trumpeter; and after finding every closet aud
cupboard too small, she advised him to hide an
der the bed Of Madame T., which seemed 20 be
the only safe place Of refuge.
Madame I soon retired to her room after having
babe good night to her cousing and was Jqst put
ting on her "robe de mutt when she oeheld,
upon suddenly turning round, our student upon
his knees-in the same position that Jean Jacques
made his silent declaration to Madame Bssle.
GOOD Heavensl" exclaimed Madame L, per-
fectly astonshe6, 4" what, cousin, are you DOING
here2 Go away Immediately what would be
said if il were known that you were In my cham,
Der at this hourl Consider your situation aud
my own
ANY dear cousin, replied the student, almost
if not entirely, beside himself ~ cannot help
loving YOU, and 70 human power can force me
hence-even till the last trump shall sound
At these words our trumPeter, with some con-
siderable effort TO be sure put his instrument 70
his mouth and sounded the charge-Ierra' Ia
Ia. Ia, Ia, Ia, I'd
Madame T. screamed, the student lied, ana IN
the midst of the general confusion the tr1mPeter
reached HE post, from which he had had leave o.
absence for a short time. The affair, however
soon became known 10 the officers snd the next
day, as Mons. X Colonel Of the Hqssars' was
amusing the ladies', during one OF bis morning
visits with his many stories, friend requested
him to relate the adventure and the mshapi ne
did so.
Tell us the names tell US the names eG'
claimed the ladies' in q breath, being DESTROYS TO
obtain any new piece OF scandal.
Upon my word, ladies' replied the Colonel (,
a. am entirely ignorant OF them but would
have given the world TO have seen the face Of the
lady at the moment it must have presented 8
very ridiculous appearance. $500.
mot half so ridiculous as the students dld,
replied soft female voice.
One can hardly imagine with what shouts Of
laughter this involuntary confession of Madame
T. was received. thus acknowledging herselt to
be the heroine Of d" The Last Trump ,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
The Kingdom of Beaver Island.
From lhe Deuoi, Advertiser.

From ihc Deuol AuFefuAats
We have received letters from Bearer IsldHd-
the kingdom of Strsng the tirst-which state tnas
& state Of disturbance has continued there during
the entire winter. Strsng at the commencement
of cold weather, and after the season OF naviga'
ton wss over drew more tightly the reins OF gov
eminent. well knowing that whatever might &C.
cur, there was no probability Of interference from
abroad A whipping post was erected, and
chiefly devoted 10 the punishment OF those who
spoke lightly Of the king, or cas-. Aspersions upon
bis divine risht' 10 reign. Severs. persons
were cruelty whipped with hisy lashes upon the
bsre back, with beach and hickory rods. Terror
" IS then spread among those remaining upon the
Island, and implicit obedience enforced. Il man
bv the ntRe OF Moore, = Mormon, becoming DIS
affected, LEFT the Island, whereuPon bis property
real and personal, wss declared c0nhscated' ahd
wss given 70 smother by virtue OF aroyA eol;t
Daring the winter, Moore returned upon the
ice. sud attempted 20 regain possession oil rs
house and GOODS, bat WAS compelled % lee lor
he lie He was pursued by Strsng. o1t WAS res
cued and defended by small tribe OF lndians VIII
whom be rem sined Ead Psssed the winter Don
the opening Of navigation. Moore ootsinel p
Gers az MG,kinsw sgaInst SIrsDg ana taAin5 sae
Sheriff, with posse Of fifty well armed Luu.au
warriors. went to the Beaver 10 make A,ieaS,
strsrs. however, spied on. their apPToAou, snu
su,pectipE their object, and with the royu eA
snples Of Charles ii. and Loais fniuiPpe 0e'0'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

Mn Enron. An interesting Item IN your
r,rar f,w DAYS since mentioned heisc that several
iades ksd made thsr Appearance 10 Tue sIses ~ oya
ras with short dresses al pAoIAoOns a "a Iui I
of your reades would he graceful Tor particular oescp
O1 OF hese dresses TIT nsuner In whch 'hey are hsue
&c N yau viii have the knousssto Hss Tor ths lu9rns
fop and furnish 1aper some OF ut VIII no dDu1I
aeon follow the Ot Syracuse sisters In adopt
rg Dress consistent ~ resx0n bno hsa'e' uau
ihst now imposed noon rs 10y The tyrant FASHION,
Net0- York, April 70, 1851
fSYs We have never seen one Of the dresses
alluded to. We understand that it consists Of
full Turkish trousers fastened at the ANGLES, aud
skirts coming down trAe below the knees
The waist 10 made loose and according to the
taste Of the wearer. The lady editor OF paper
Mt Seneca Falls and several ladies at Syracuse
have lately adopted this style Of dress which they
claim 10 far preferable TO the street-wiping skirts
now in vogue. A daughter of distinguished
philsnhopis in the central part Of this State has
also adopted this new fashion, and on late occa'
sion appeared in public in such dress, made oil
she most costly materials. The editors OF the Sy-
rscuse papers speak glOwingly OF the beauty and
effect OF this novel innovation, and we presume
they will favor oar correspondent with more
minute description than we are enabled to give.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF GAM
BLING The New-Yort Association for tle Suppression
Of 0smblog will hold its Anniversary Meeting in tbs
Broadway Tabernacle Friday evening, the s'h OF May
Addresses will be delivered by Rev John Pierpont
Bssloa Rev. John Chambers Of Philadelphia, and other
dstDguhhed speakers
CoRREcrIoN.-Tbe steamship Winfield Scott
went out Yesterday on her trial trip and returned
this morning, instead of having started on her
passage to New Orleans, as was reported in yes
lAnln l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
Che MIchIsnn pe.p.rneo..-Mors Arrests.

The Detroit Advertiser of Saturday has the fol
lowing;
TIE m1uing train Yesterday brought In Elk other PER
vho had been arrested part OF the Railroad
'Pirsor, u Jsch,on Co Their lanes were 80 iIioS,
k@r 90; John w Walch, Mich Centre Abner Gfsn- doi
They were arrested early Fddsy morning BY OF
officer from this city consisting Of under shend Wakns
Isssc Warren ceputv Kin OygerI, L. & deputy Mar
shs aid Tutle, D. CicotIe, snd John Ou
OCe Of the parties arrested ~ss tsken win mn'ket
upon bic shoulder, while scrg ss senuy the door Of he
State Prison.
The Detroit Tribune Of Friday afternoon gives
correct ln Of The persons who have thus far been To-
AselF Fitch WE w Lag Amt Fuiey Ersstai smith,
Dr. Arbs " hou TOD Chrsiy Blackburn, Nsth4n Credit
James r Chsmplin; Ephr.im A. 6sueVt John w. WsIcn
Lester Peuf-d Eb, Price, David LO1chs Lyman Champ
In. Jerome Gouic ErsSus Champin Minor I. Lsycocf
win. Harvey Wnkeman. Dr.. Eherezer Fsrnham, Jlhn
Palmer VIM Wsuer, John Ackersol Fri BrsDe g. w
gay, Welcome Hi, Andrew J. Frrrisad, kus'-i stone
icbard Price Henry Showers Wulsrd ChsnpIn. Joha
Locs ~oor jacob Tyr, u. Aorzo Hpmrs Dsnel Myers
Berjsmu r. q eGson sud Mills Barber Keepers Of the
ssie Prison 81 Jackson, and I"O others boss names we
couid not get
psoes Al the hsr theg plead not guilty ~ he cnsges A.
lrged sgsust them Counsel for de'rns9 rendered us
vhdrsws OF the plea he answer ace to me hhh IN
dcueut COUr denied The wiinoraVsl unless tuhcient
shown The Judge granted oat the prisoners have
tine TO procure Counsel but could not al ASIDE NJ 'eA
Of The prisoners. They were hen taken BACK 20 pn'oa
The DtfTOU HdrefffSff OF GOn0hy says; a.
Nsrstal KNOX by Deputies KIN. Dygsrt Al1reT
sew.r and John CITY Hsha made another hul m
the Of Stlem, Wa.ht-lsS Co
They "a VA whose nane Ne
enEagsf caunerieng c1in o. VA
sts rrsr te5 eh gck Of 10 half col
rs Me- collars fvesrc pieces and quarter zee, lhsy
~ rss fr making ldlfoH-rs The 1t@s
found buried bis coal house he blacksmith aud ~
con the 'hop the u.s. eel -o7f a. h'f
NETT, ra,ua ing r'tsr gtt wsh IL psect
However wou8 readily pass sm'rg but snap niHn-s
n.u Van Sci ors suspected Of ben saggs sn
d-td eaus The PAST reks been hurry times 1
,ss ss eru. this state. The Cross Bar Hotel Kept By
sera Baldwin exceedingly well patrouuet l't nov, and yet
there il room tor 10 more Of tbs san sor
Tiso Ao,c-Consa1s John Dumss OF this city, and Henry
Ho De- of the saurday morurg with
h bert Mccain two more char-sd with oens
ano railroad cosprao Isv we're ar''sd At ie'nm'eh
jordan steaas four from tbs VarsbOuss OF Bridge Lava
Two her sbony named Cox also arrested
curs The day, A. CO partners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

FEASIBILITY or THE PACIFIC AND MISSISSIPPI
RAuRoAp Prot Forrest Shepherd wiites from sscra-
City TO the Ne0Ilren PdlddIs 10 reeuoa % suo
uroi-rtec Railroad from his Mississippi River 10 The Pa
c'6c hat lie Road 10 constructed from mo Paclnc 10
The Mississippi without crossing any mountains or en-
s p Ill " a Bcstou AID Attny he says
% ut- rom bead southern potion Of Iuifo vhsy
Lr rsb ps Mearee RIVER thsnce noun
rrCrui. on the treutr-s Of tbs RIO Colorslo,
sc- cro si rvsf above the gfsat Csn, themes sa't 70 n
ot Noutap asar SAINTS passing P Mountain 90 ne noIh
. etcs 20 santa p and the asss pp a Apps Cet o,oE
- Lou. good rons tLd open saton 70 Ns"
Dra-. toYsb q rus on the aus ~ no
Mess. Dbl u 81 Tbs route all bs 30 or ~ iss Ashet
ober has wood tie ehoie distance ana
sb,. Of on. ana e. Al Al Santa Pc Tbs tbOvs lts will
scc ocste bh eui south Ns~ nerce sd Ca'ns aad
"a from Ssa Ffanc-to 10 A-t-
a. sbt present rem Buhao 10 chicago or hAh
az Tbe route uh.r ouscuonsbis on Ac uni OF
ne ou the table lands toe head Wavfs Of fssaef
hve- hsve Travelled over appHeuty undrisd' VAR
fa q 10 % ee 90 depA, me month a Jnns fn- specs'
,sr reported to Be tblniaut, save .esn ought %
= iron TIE Lac oiihs southern rcus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
Us. District { WEDNESDAY,, April 80.
Before Judge Belts.

Charge of attempt at RerOh.- IVm. Poicers,
Roi,r Irvirg eight 0te lac seamsa Of the sha lac
placed ups trsi on ndctmeuis a'eVe M msn
81 hpref 10 g. sp5o but ~ used % o. 30,
lsr exception 20 cot the mates Aetciy sn'l- and
vi. given Of the men. alleged, during Tbs t'uD1
STR. Captain They AT Aues5. com laut, o. The
nsrshal Of the perm,s % return - Guy
thee detained M Morl Their conhssl sad NJ vas
ius uss Pe~-s sn Icing she.h plead suy OF .9
The Assistant Dct Attorney th-n rn-fsi
uue poeqa tie remainder Ahdavt', - g. III 20 Who
guilty, 90 o. permitted 20 '1suAuon, AID hs par 20
h brrugt up for ssutsrce no moni.y ert
Change Of Larceny at Sea Samuel Snearer
placed upen charged with taiag rom Ovsr D. Ng
gins rur.es containing 90 worth o. g'f f-t
harg- d'risd 'h- property sssst-d wa' really hat OF
sh-asr Toe parties eoT passengers
the trg T.grspb being way from calrnA The
trae Ia II On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

List of Patents
L,,,ed f,on tie United State. Patent ONCE for TIE "
ending AprR y, 1851.

rCarsfuly prepared for TIE Tribune
Is J. Csdy Newport, Y For lmprvsd Compound hstac
Door for vaults ssiss etc Dated ApIl -. 1871
Oliver Etni-r Of shlp. Peu. For Improvement
Wmrowmg Machines. Dated Apu -, 1851
joseph snh of 1ugtsoN, Pa Fer improvement 20 sPi &
sscaI-s patee April 20 1881
Jrs-th Gcshtu 81 r-yburgh Penn ard VILLAIN " ~-rs
Il Bucrr. Improve App uaus Tor syns Ease 70
the Arm IN Wfiirf ia e. Apui2 %, 1851.
Ira Smith fWokOt Com. FOR Improvement 10 hioAilU
for nsk ~ Matches Dated APrli9, 1871
X b. Of Nev LOLdon m for Improved hor'e
shoe Mach ne Dated Ap-is 1881 ts da'-i Fs5. "a 1901
Leader Bo)nton Of South atty Coma foflnpo'emsn'
q Rats Tor FeaHg Dahd tpI' y. ISL e..
Lewis Gflsnt Of Dayton Oh For Improvements 10 oPhn
kachires Dated Arrl ~, 1881
william Nj storm Of NeW fOk, /. FOR fie1bs boss or
Float or supporti-C Vessels Dated Apulss, 1851
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Fnt Clancy Of Msrchtssr Conn For Improvement "a Ma
crsy fer Doubling ~srg AID Keeling Thread PAt'aIsd Oct
la Re issusd April - lsbl.
Thomas Bal Of Bos,on MaI For Desga Tor Su oil jenny ld
Dated A rl -, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

beard Of the mysterious rsppings, syearor t#o
since, and for some time afterward. supposed
that ss a matter OF course, they were the result
Of collision, seconded perhaps by Nesmeric IN
sight; bat EN- nov thoroughly convinced ths'in
MaS place az leAst neither the " medium nor
any other being in this world had any iateHti0Hal
or conscious agency 10 producing the Phenonena
which have been witnessed. Yours, truly.