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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

SENATE

Thursday, April
Hon L. B. Dean president pro tenn in
the char.
Mr. Sterling from she committee on
roads and BRIDGES. reported bill to Law
out & state road in Green county.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

WE'LL SAID-The Buffalo Commercial Ad-
vertiser, noticing threatened onslaught by
the Democratic Review upon General Win
field Scott, has the following truthful re-
marks:-
The Mirror also says that the forthcoming
number Of the Review has ''terrifc article
on Gen. Scott, stripping every laurel from
his brow. and making the late Col. Duncan
the hero Of the Mexican war" If this is in
tended as joke. we are unable to see the
point Of it. If it is meant for sober earnest,
then the editor of the Review, the writer of
the article. and all concered in publishing the
work, are insane, and Young America, with
such an organ, Will go to destruction. as
straight as the arrow flies. The country will
stand attacks on Butler and Cass-many on
both sides will enjoy their discomforture. but
the military acts of Scott, and his conduct in
the Mexican war, cannot be assailed with
Impunlty. His fame is the nations heritage.
Ii must be held sacred from the profane touch
Of partisan malice.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
SITf@W& IGg 0g@.

An American citizen in Florence, Italy,
says that in that city there is not an augur, and
:" the carpenters have nothing but a red hot
poker to bore holes with" They saw wood
there by holding the wood in both hands. and
the saw frame between the knees. And yet
in this city; so destitute of mechanical con;ri-
yances, the finest sculpture in the world is
produced.
~ Late freshets have done much damage
in the northern part Of the State. Bridges,
mills and mill-dams have been swept of. and
roads torn up and rendered impossible. The
devastation seems 10 have extended over Z
wide area.
! re- Macready, the great English ,ragedan.
hasretired from the stage. He announces his
determination never to resume his profession
again.
III Out of23O members of the French Leg
islaIure, whose election has been ascertained,
only fye are in the opposition.
o. majority of the Locofoco delegates
from Massachusetts to the Baltimore Conyen-
lion are said to be for Cass.
~ The light house al the mouth of KaIa-
mazoo River was destroyed on Wednesday
the 18th inst.
To A discovery of Gold is said to have re-
Gently been made in the Chiekasaw Nation
in the vicinity of Fort Arhuckle.
o. The only son of Thos. II. Benton, died
in St. Louis, after an illness of only few
hours, last week.
IL Kate Hayes gave concert in St. Louis
on the 10th inst. She visits Louisville next,
and then Cincinnati.
The Governor Of Mass, by the advice Of
the Council, has appoined Thursday, the 9Th
Of April next, to be observed as day of pu5-
lie fasting and prayer.
1t is said that the troops intended for the
protection of the Oregon emigranls. cannot
be fitted out for that du'y, for want of means
the appropria lions being exhausted.
Wire TYPE.-A company has been formed
in London for the manufacture of printing type
from wire. 1t is said that it will last sixty
times as long as common type, and cost less.
LEAVING TIE SrAoE-We hear it rumored
that Mrs. Sinclair Qae Mrs. Forest has con
cIuded to abOndon the histrio,ic Profession.-
y. y. Tribune.
C. The Canal Board of New York has
reduced the rate Of toll on Cheese to ] J mills,
and pig and smelted Copper to l mill per
l 200 pounds per mile.
DEArH OF a QUEEN,-A late arrival from
Madagascar reports the death of its contuma-
cious queen, after the defeat ard degradation
of the flower of her army in a contest with
belligerent chief in November last.
70 The P. NJ. General has ordered the
contractor on the route from St. Paul to Fort
Ripley, to perform service once week. The
service TO commence Immediately.
u On The Cpd ult., the dry good store of
NJ. D. Stnchfeld at St. Anthony was des-
troyed by fire. Loss $500.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

Tar RAPPINGs OyTDoNz The CHILEAN
paper FL Puebla de Capiapo. saws oredi-
bic witnesses who have just arrived there
from Caldera, in Chill. communicate to us
the following particulars
4 succession Of musical sounds have
been distinctly heard beneath the water,
81 q distance Of quarter of s mile from
this port Every evening. about dusk.
large parties 60 of in boats to listen to
this mysterious concert of submarine mu-
nc. The notes are various and so we'll
combined as to produce perfect harmony
and the sound, in its duration and vibra-
ton, resembles the deepest tones Of the
organ
Ships crews are daily attracted to the
spot, besides multides Of both young and
old, and Of men and women. who pass hour
after hour in listening to the vibrations
which seem to pass along the kcels Of the
ships, while they entertain each other with
a thousand curious, probable or ridiculous
conjectures about the cause of the phe-
nomenon. Our friend, Mr. W, assures
Us that on the spot whence this subma-
rine music proceeds, the surface Of the
water assumes deep green color, emit
ting an effiuyia like that which rises from
bodies IN q state Of pUtrifaction
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, April 5, 1852.
Town Tlerii0n,

At the Annual Town Election. held on
Tuesday last. the following officers we're
elected
Superyisors-Samuel Wheeler, Chm,
Chas. I. Legate Nicholas Coad.
Town Clerk-Thos. s. Allen.
Town Treasurer-John j Uren.
Assessor Matthew Bennett
Superintendent of Schools-M VI.
Cothren
Justice of tie peace-Edward Coad.
Eber Polk
Constables Emory Healy, Ernest Vie
sen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
MEEILv EnILnEN

Another scientific wonder Important to
dyspeptics.-Dr. J S. Houghton's Pepsin,
The True Digesfire Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet or the Fourth stom-
ach Of tie Ok, after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J s
Houghton, NJ. D.. PhiipdeIphia. This Is
truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Con
slitution, aud Debility. curing after NATURES
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhiets, containing scientific
evidence of it value, furnished by agents gra-
It's. See notice among the medical aiyer-
tiscments. vol 4 50 Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
ASSEMBLY.

Thursday, April l.
Mr. B0tkin offered a resolution that the
use OF the Hail he granted to Mrs. Torrey
this evening which was lost This a
mendmeut was afterwards re-considered
and then passed
Mr.. Root, claio Of J. n Wells, for
newspapers furnished last year
Mr.. Donaldson. petition for relief of
school district
MIR Van Ostraad, resolution that no
leave Of absence viii be granted to mem
bers except in case Of sickness; which was
laid on the table
lhlzraukcc aaE III Crosse Railroad.
This bill provided for Railroad com
mencing at la Crosse. and ending at Mil
uaukee
Mr. Lewis moytd to amend by making
points at Watertewn, Columbus and Fort
Wjuueba-o
Mr. Botkin moved to amend SO as to
include Pardecviile, Wyocena and all
other points III Columbia county which
had been candidate points for the county
seat. This was offered to embarrass the
amendment Of Aig Lewis. as he (Nr Bot
kim was opposed to any amendment at all
70 the bill
OoaS'deraoIe debate arose on these
questions. and I'll amendments to insert
mtermcd ate points were rejected, and
then the bill PASSED
ErtLs PASSED.
To nav Rood ( Ebittemorc sISA Il
for materials f5r,7shsd tile State officers
To organize lle county of Oconto for
c.. purposes.
To extend tie exemption laws to one
pointer dog. Eve hounds. one double bar
relied shot gun. and one ..Docket pistol"
that viii hold a pint. was lost: ayes p.
noes =.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

DEMAND OF FRANCE on BELGIUu.-The
field of Waterloo. where the power Of Ma
poleon received its final blow. is surmount-
ed with che figure Of lion, aud other mon
umental devices placed there by England.
to show the triumph in which She bore so
conspicuous part Louis Napoleon. it
appears. has instructed the Duke Of Bas-
sano, the new French envoy to the Court
of Belgium, TO insist upon the removal of
the monumental lion. and the demolition
of the mound on which il rests.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
ASSEMBLY.
SATURDAY.. Anril Sd. Q a

Saturday. April Sd, a. m.
Mr. Earnest from the committee on
mining and smelling. reported back the
bill to incorporate the New Digging and
Shullsburg Mining Association. with a
substitute for the same read lst and ID
times.
judiciary committee made report of a
variety of bills, mostly of a local charac-
ter. and adverse to the passage thereof
Mr. Mott from the committee on Pub
lie Printing made report and reported a
bill to provide for the publication of the
constitution and laws Of this state in the
Il Hand language.
Mr. Mckee dissenting from the report
Mr. Blodgett from the committee or
town and county organization. reported
back the petition Of citizens Of Iowa and
Grant counties for the organization Of
Franklin county. reported adversely to
the prayer of said petitions. Mr. Don
aldsOn from the committee on claims re
ported back 4 number of bills. sc.
Mr. Donaldson presented a communi
cation from James r DoolittIe. ESQ in
reply to the resolution of the Assembly
on the g3l0 1rurraHt0 case against the
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Company.
Monday. April 5
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to Congres for
Land grants passed
Bill authorizing state loan--passed.
House receded from Preamble to I'm
provement Bill
Bill submitting Maine Liquor Law to
the people, passed 50 to 20 Twenty
three bills passed to-day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
Corporation Election.

At the election for village officers on
the 3oth ult., tie following ticket was e
lected
President-Theodtr Rodolf
Trustees-Cyrus Woodman, J. Ian
yon, Stephen Prideaux, Sen, and Saml
Thomas
Clerk-N B Boyden.
Treasurer-Ed Edward Coad.
Assessor-Wm Curry.
Constables- E Healy, and E Wiesen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

q We have news from Oregon to the
18th Of March. The propeller Gen. Warren
has been wrecked at the mouth Of the Column
bla, and fortytwo out of ffty-two passengers
and crew, have persisted. The melancholy
event caused deep gloom in the community
when the tidings first became known. Efforts
were being made TO recover the bodies ofthose
who were drowned. We notice among the
drowned of no IIlinoian.
The United States transport schooner Gen.
Lincoln, having on board detachment of 80
Dragons. and supplies for the military post
at Port Oxford, went ashore at Cowes, and
was lost. All on board were saved The
brig Almira was cast away near Umqua CITY.
No lives lost.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

Loss or TIE CLAY ManAL-The splcu-
did gold medal recently presented to Mr.
Clay by some citizens Of New York. has
either been lest or stolen. Ii was taken
70 peocure duplicate and by some IN
known means has disappeared
Mr. Charles Butler who lost the CLAW
medal, advertises a reward Of $500 for it.
Its cost was $4,000, and Mr. Butler states
that, should It lot be recovered. he viii
at his own expense, have an exact dupli-
cate made.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

NEW HAMrsHIRE- Eight Democrats
and two Opposition, are elected to the
Senate Isl Democrats and l35 Opposi-
ton IN the House Democratic majority
IN the House over all others. 2i The
vacancies in the Senate will Of course lie
filed with Democrats Martins DEM
maj. for Governor, as far as heard from,
over al others, IS $50 Atwood If. 81
has lost 2.762 votes since last year.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
lf9TA

In this village on the 5th inst, Of scarlet fever
Many PLowNAS, daughter Of Henry and E julia
Plowman, aged years and months
In AIiflin, Iowa Co, Wis, April 1st. 1882. At
the residence Of his son Robert VI Miller Mr.
NATHAN Miller, aged = years. Mr. MILLER
was a native of Pennsylvania but emigrated 10
Ohio IN IoOs he was one of the first settlers of
Jefferson county in that State He resided in
NAT and luscaraway counties until about eh-een
months since, when he came TO this place on a
VISIT Larry last fall ne was seized with pulmon-
airy consumption, which ended his DAVIS Thus
passed away an honest man ard a constant Chris
tan IN the full hope Of a glorious resurrection.
Cow
The New Philadelphia, Fort Finley. Wooster.
"ellsville, and New Lisbon, Ohio paper. are re-
ques'ed 20 copy the above
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imports
new vgor - vital action and relieves the system by
pening The pores o the sknand promoting the secretion
Of mucous matter rs action is sudordc, sedsiive and
eTpeooraLt by opening the pores, aayng irritation
and by rendering the expulsion Of mucous matter easy
Those v 40 take the Bs,ssm wiz feel immediate relief
from the dist e-sng tTitaiieDs That accompany affections
Of the respiratory organs The pores have bgen closed
the Ba-am OPP them The lungs suffer from irritation
he irritation is sootcd the Pulse is violent sId fever
ish, they soGened. Ed he mucous membrane il re-
licved Of its engagement with rapid:y and ease. AL by
the use Of this delightful remedy.
see adyer,is' ip snothrr column TmIg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

u New Post Offices in Wisconsin. es-
iabiished for the week ending on the goth
March
Jonesvile, Sank Co., Wis, Thos. f. Jones,
p. NJ.
BeTk, Dane Co., Wis, Abram t. Cady,
p. NJ.
Rio, Columbia Co., Wis, John ]. Vos-
burgh, p. NJ.
RoxbuTy, Dane Co., Wis, John F. Cut
ting, p. NJ
., Little Bull Falls, Marathon Co., Wis,
Truman Keller.
SaxeviIle, Washara Co., Wis, Edward
SAKE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

o. The celebrated medal which Wash
ington IN person, presented to Red Jacket is
now in the possession of Parker, the present
Chief Of the Senecas. Parker is the second
Chief In a line from Red Jacket; he is an en-
gineer and has been IN the employ of the
state for several years.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

q The Northern Boundary of Iowa will
be run during the present wear. The Survey
or General Of Wisconsin and Iowa will have
cha &c and control of this important geograph-
zeal survey. This line of boundry between
Iowa ana the recent purchase from the Sioux
Indians runs npon the 433 parallel of North
iail'ude' the initial points Of which was fixed
nearly three years since By Colonel Lee. of
the typographical corps. The line intersects
the Big Sioux river on the West, about sew
enty miles above It's debouche into the Mis-
souri,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

~ The Iowa and Missouri Railroad bills,
which had passed the Senate on their read
ing in the House, were referred 10 the Com
mittee On the II hole on the State Of the IN
ion, BY decided maiority-which is consid-
cred about equivalent to a defeat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

Wisconsin CALIFoENIas nEAD The
following deaths Of Wisconsin emirrants
were reported by the Daniel Webster.
which arrived at New York 9u the Ilth
On board the schooner b i. Allen. IN
her passage from Panama 70 San Francis
20. Dec 25th. Christian L TaAev. from
Franklin. Wis aged 81: Richard Paul.
from Jefferson, 43; Jan 9th. Geo Wranc-
ham. from New Diggings TO, Sd, Geo
Burgess. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

A NoTED CHARACTER GoNE.-Reuben Ed
mundson, better known as " Jack Bowers"
the most noted thief in the Mississippi Val
ley, died in St. Louis on the 9th ult. He was
60 years Of age. ard stated in a confession,
which he made just before his death, that he
had been arrested one hundred and fifteen
times. and incarcerated in various prisons
siZty-0ne times.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

More YANKEE THEFT.-The \ Y. Eve.
Post states that the Bay State Mills have
ceased to manufacture shawls, and are now
engaged IL the manufacture Of carpets, imita-
ting the Brussels design by " COMPRISING
wooden rags together as paper is formed Of
cotton, and imprintiRg the coIors and figures
of the real Brussels thereon 1t is stated
that the imitation is so good as to deceive all
but manufactures.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

WINTER WHEsT.-We are gratifed 10
learn of the favorable prospect for a crop of
winter wheat, which we hear in all quarters
Of the State. 1t mas never looked better than
It does in this and Dodge counties. There is
one misfortune about it however, and that is
very little land is sown with this crop, the
farmers having been deferred by their 1eDeat-
ed failures.-W WATERFOWL Reg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The questioa was put on the amend
ment OF the committee of the whole. and
it was coUcurred in ayes so, noes p.
And then the bill was indefinitely post
poned
To incorporate the Lake Hydraulic
Company
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
HEAR. NE CAEsFouNE4NS.

AOt0 Is the time 20 attend to your TEETH
W CDLE, FraciiccI Dentist.
Takes this opportunity OF rendering his thanks 70 the
Citizens Of Mineral Point and vicinity their liberal
patronage. and would further say thst he can ba t5
Tor few days a the Franklin House.
Mineral Point, March 81 1852. %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

Every who has su ID with frost-bitien feet rbe-
matis, sgue cake spinal affection, sorenas breast
&C knows that u C. FarreIls Arabian Lfniment gives
almost Immediate relief when all other medicines fail
and we verl believe lhatif those same persons had a
bottle Of this celebrated remedy could get no more
they would lot take Irty dollars for it.
see Advertisement. q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

~ Com Buttrick, We are Informed by
a gentleman from Oshkosh. has rendered
q verdict in favor of the Indian mother
This sets the matter At rest. and the child
is to to b. delivered over 30 the Indians.
unless an appeal is taken by Mr. Partridge
Il IS to be presumed that tile decision j.
IN accordance with the weight If the ties
,imony winch at best IS said 70 be very
conflicting -Hqrquetfs Nerc1uu
We hear after this decision was made
a party Of White men took possession Of
the child. and sent it away to keep the
Indian claimant from getting it. The
ohild passed through our citv in charge
Of some Of Mr. Patridges friends. a dav
or two siuce-1HL .Ec8fIac1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

ILLINOIS RIvER.-The ST. Louis Intelligent
Ger states the Illinois river is at present very
high, and was still rising at last accounts
The officers Of the Cataract, down from La
Sale, report all the low points between La
Sale and Beardstown is inundated, or nearly
so. AT Bath, Havana, and several other
places, merchants have been obliged to ship
their grain and other produce TO get il out of
the way OF the water. The Steamer Tempest
had arrived with over s 900 sacks of corn, the
greater portion of which was taken on board
at Bath. Freights are by no means plenty
along the river, but now and then there are
points at which holders are compelled in the
present stage Of the river to send their pro-
duce forward. The current rate for oats is
&c, corn &c, whea. 5 and &c, per tushel, low
enough in all conscience
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

Lynch Law At Dixon, ILLINoIs-A man
named John Hamill was tarred and feathered
IN Dixon, Illinois, few days since, for his
cruelty to a female apprentice about twelve
years of age. She had been beaten. starved
and overworked. 1t is also the intention Of
the citizens of Dixon to have the monster
prosecuted 70 the full extent of The law
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

\ WISCONSIN CARGo, FOR ILL1NoIs.-The
schooner Speed, Cross, Master, which clear
ed for Chicago yesterday, was loaded with
articles of W Isconsin Manufacture. She had
on among other articles, 784 tons of Mayville
pig iron; $4,000 Milwaukee brick; $50 bbls.
Manufactured Tobacco (Athearn & Goa so
bbls Pearl Ashes; % boxes Matches: so cords
wood and a lot Of other traps.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

SENTENCE OF RATcIrrE AND THovptoN.
In he Circuit Court, yesterday, sectence
was passed upon these two individuals. con-
victed of Burglary at the regular term of the
Court Radcliffe was sentenced TO three
years in the Penitentiary, and ten DAYS soil
tary confinement. Thompson to the same
term Of imprisonment, with one day solitary
confinement. Radcliffe heard his sentence
with perfect sang froid. -Uisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

THE CIRcUIr CouRT for Iowa County
Is now in session. We hear of but little
business on the Docket.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08

- There is but little prospect Of an
adjournment Of the legislature before two
weeks from to day Statesman, 5th inst
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-08
LAST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Once at DodgeyilFa w.
sla, for the quarter ending March 3lst, 1852.
Bucser. Levi Murray FIR nj.
Becker, Edmond McNi-h, Nathaniel
Bsvard james AcNish, Alexander
Bennett, W I. ) AIilcr, John =
Bennett. Nathanisl Nelson, Thomas
biseyr james Nichols, Wm.
BiEey John Nelson, Ole
'tHFton, Ihom1s owen Lewis
cameron Reuben Peterson. Haskrn
Cui5trtsnn, John = Phelps. Iir $ "
Chin, William Perkins, Jsmrs
Kramer, .hares Paul. Joseph
Conner. Hugh Palmer, M
tTazr, Mrs. Sarah Philips G. w D.
Carter, John Perkins, John
Davies, Nrs Robert Persons, John
Duncan, Alexander Roberts, Tho.n-s
Evans. Edward 4. Round Phiiid H.
Evans, bliss Margaret Rsnne-en, George
Eysns- Daniei Richards Mrs. F. c.
I'd = . ds. Mrs Mary Il lLerts, z. Z
t.Yor. LdHa d Robert 4. Rsborts
Fou ks, NIss Catharine R-nisheid, J..A-.
tsuIuEun, Andrews Saunders James
Ggljcksnn, GujcS scott. William e.
GUndelso Thomas Shields Roberts
Or filth. John Suider. CsLhsffrs
Huiysrsoas II. Stef hens, Col.
Hail. James Sims. JsmeS
HaFsen job nes Srbi h Samuel
Hui>Oa, Edmond Smith Elisha
Harper, n Z. rhund. David
Jewell. Edward Smith, J han
Judd James Z Inrton 4Oscph
James, Joseph NaEdusen- Riley
J5nes, Thomas w Williams, David
J Hes, David =. Nids. sid
JonTs, Edward Williams, K, Z. Is
Jenkins John G.. Williams, John
Jones, David Wn. Williams. William l..
Johns VIM. Watson Miss I5archs
l4ean Joseph Eeirs q Catch Wsll-, forzas
lloyd Peter ealy OF Nandaiia, IN
LaTry. Richard To any Constable IN Do1E-.
N'Arthu, Lieut.. J. H., sA vile,
Aeirs,S.
~ Persons calling for say Of the above named letters
will advertised; Otherwise they may get thers
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