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ndTgrOVe LII jOnn Il
Hooker John G
Hill James C 9
Hancock John
Harrington John
Harrington James A
Hart John
Hoge Peter B
Hunt Patt
Hudson Richard
Huston DIR
Heath Augustin 2
Heislop r l.
Irving C II
fsbell Francis T
Jenkins Andrew
Jackson Benjamin w
Jinkins Fquiila
Juan Ellis
Jacob Joseph G
job nson John A
Jennings John N
King David
Kendall fleming NJ
Kemp George T
Krone Henry r
Kelehu John
Kerth Isham
Leehler Andrew
Lawrence Ambrose
Lipscomb G B
Lions Daniel
Leftwich John II
Long John c
Lidy James G
Lorraine J
Lee Ira
Leydan John
Moxley Addison 8
Montague A E
Moss Alfred Q
Mildowney Andrew
Mosby Benjamin C
Miller Charles
Moss Charles r
Mathews Emanuel
Miller George N 2
Miller George III
Moody Geo w L
Miller John r
Miller J E
Mullane Jeremiah
Massoni John B
Martin John N
Moody J
Martin James
Motley John ]
Malone James r
Mcdonald Alexander
McNemeIa c III
McDade Hugh
Mccarthy John FL
Mclean James
McCloy VIM J
McCaw DIR James B
Nash Ehenezer 9
Neidt Edward
Neisbett James
Neenan Patrick
Osborn A w
| O'Neil Mr.
| O'Kane James
| Oliver James III
Piggott Benjamin F
Patterson Cornelius
Persico G
| Parr David
Porter F E
Parker George
Patteson Henry
Prel John Fl
Powell ] w
Paine John w
Points James w
Ready Andrew J
Roper Alpheus
Rsdy Cbas P
Raffa Dominica
Rice ID
Roper Alexander
RedfOrd Fredk w
Robertson Fl J
Reynolds John
Rowlett John
Robson ]
Robinson Jbhn r
Reese John NJ
Richeson John
Ross Rev l.
Smith A B
Shaw Andrew C
Shanf1oy John
Shaw Charles
Smith C. w
Stewart Daniel
Straus L
Slater Alexander
Shennig Edmond
Stephens E b
Smith CClF II 3
Smith Henry d
Sheaff II G
Streat III
Stifler II
Schmidt Jacob w
Sullivan jeremiah
Sims James 2
Smith J ID
Sharp James
Towers Michael
Tate Mathew w
Teal Levi
Tay lor Jack
Turner James II
Thomss Heury
Turner Henry
Taylor Henry T
Thomas George l.
Thomas George
Talbot DR. f ID
Tourdan Edward
Turner David
Thler Benedict
TYLER Alexandria
Turner Austin d
ullman Solomon
Vancleve A H =
Ware w
Wordin William
winn William
Wade VIM Z
waddell Wilson
Winston VIM d
Wright VIM II
Walsh William 2
Webster DR. w r
Ware Thomas NJ
Weisy s w
Woodwof 8 d
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~ In the N orfolk News of the 29tb January.
1852 one OF the most reliable and extensive in cir
ea.snEn OF an tne papers published in
HampfOn's Vegetable Tincfure.-We
have been requested by several persons who have
experienced the beneficial elects of this medicine
to make mention of it in our editorial columps
Although entertaining a contemptuous opinion of
qnackery and quack nostrums in general, we would
not knowingly reuse credit where it is due; and
from the testimony adduced, we are conscientious.
ly bound to recommend Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture' in cases of chronic rheumatism and
scrofulous affections.
o. A. STRECkER, Main street, has this noes
valuable article for saie also, GEO. B. JONES e.
CO., Petersburg el2
DANGEROUS GaoUND-It would be ipyidious IN
assert buntly, that there is originally, dispropor-
ton OF intellect bet Seen animal and another of
the same species still there is rule which in
trudes itself observation, and opens the distuc-
tiou man who prides himself in the preserva-
ton of the main features of human attraction has
credit at lesst for one conservative quality-take
the hair as an example,-whereas, he who neslects
every point of personal appearance, has none-
anose VINO would cOnsery or mprovs The appear
celebrated Hyperion Fluid for the hair, his Hebe-
aionof for removing eruptions of the skim an his
Amole Shaving Compound, the most delicious
article yet known for that purpose.
For sale by sEABROOK & REEVE,
fel2 us Broad Street
~ Rockbridge Alum Wafer.-From the
Req a. d. Metcal, af Rock6ridge, rear Lez ngfon,
Ha.-Messrs. j. q A H. Campbell Having for
several seasons visited your Justly celebrated
Springs, and having uniformly derived much adj
vantsge from the use of the watef IcheesfuIly add
my testimony to its virtues both that other inva-
lids may profit, as had done, by the of the We
ter, and that you may, In some measure be re-
warded for the exPensive improvements and ex-
celent accommodations you have made and pro-
vided. My disease is chronic liver affection, &C.
companied with cough and dyspepsia, The water
uniformly appeals to the hver with great action
on the bowels improves the appetite and diges.
tion, and produces a general tonic eject on ths
whole system. i feel well satisfied that am in
debed, to large extent TO the virtue Of the Rock
bridge Alum Spring Water for considerable por-
ton of the health and comfort have enjoyed
since tried its efficacy.
Respectfully, A. d. METCALF.
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
of this celebrated Water and receiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs.
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
fe4-ts Columbian Hotel.
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FIRE ANNIiEILAToR ExPERIMENT.-The
Journal of Commerce describes the trial had
with The fire annihilator, on Monday, near
Morrisana, N. Y. The Journal is not satis-
fed that the experiment proves the value
claimed for the annhilators. 1t says the fire
was not allowed to get fairly a-going, and
then was more quenched by mops, &C., than
otherwise.
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NEWsPAPERs. MAGAZINEs. NJ

E"sFAfEhS, WAWALINES. NU-
IN VELS, &C. &c, just received.
Boston Museum for February l4th.
Waverley Magazine for do.
Star Spangled Banner for do.
Arthur's Home Gazette for do.
Uncle Sam for do.
Carpet Bag for do.
Florence Sackville, or Self Dependence price
25 cents.
Knickerbocker for February-25 cente
No. Putnans Semi Monthly Library, being the
Whimsicalites of Thomas Hood-price IS cents.
Spirit of the Times for February.
Eclectic Magazine for February.
Whig Review for do.
Together with a large variety of Comic and Sen.
timcntal Valentines Fancy Stationery, Song and
Toy Books, School Books, &c, always for sale a.
THOMAS II. GRESHAMS,
fe 10 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
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NEW MUSlC.-SONGS, AIRS, RONDOS,
~ POLKAS, WALTZES AND OPERAS.-J w
RANDOLPH, l2l Main street, has just received a
large additional supply Of the latest and most fash
iona5le music for the Piano Forte, among which
are the following:
Hope and the Rose ballad, by s. Glover, Csc
Sweet Annie of the Vale; words from the Mes
sage Bird, by II G. Thundor, 25c.
Ossian's serenade, as sung by o. E. Dodge, with
Vignet Title, 25c.
Your Hearth Music Box; words by Mrs F. G
Osgood, by J. E. McGruder, CSC.
The Low Backed Car or Peggy's Own, as g
Song, also Quick STEP 25:.
Wait for the Wagon, Ethiopian Song. by P G.
Knauff, 25c.
Eight Dotars Day; written and dedicated to
the Congress of the United States, by J. J. Hutchi-
son, 25c.
Nelly Bly,, by C. C. Foster, Ethiopian Song, a5c.
4th edition
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, by J. Mienek, de
ceased, TO the Junior Bachelors OF New York 23c
fe 10
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DTCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

ID DICHMOND FEMALE sEMINAnr1
II llrH STREET, IN REAR OF SfCAMoks
CHURCH,. r. FINCH, PafscIrA.iato
prfuciuaI of Wesleyan Female lnstatulcs
afauufou-The new apartments OF tnis ins,uu-
ion will be ready TO receive pspls the ist ocIoocI
The same thorough discipline and iaooF1oas sPpnca
ion win be maintained, as have heretofore cnarac-
,arixed The exercises OF this School.
pstrons entrusting their children 70 the care OF
the Principal may rely on every attention and pains
being taken to secure an Intellectual Developments
commensurate with their soieitude, and the inter-
ssts of the pupils.
Txnms as heretotore-s2o to $50 in the English
Application should be made fren A. H., tol
f.M.
T Entrance from 1lth street, and from l2sA
street. rear of Baptist Church. sc Its
VALENTINES: VALENTINES:.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
THOS. H. GRESHAM 8, 1904 Broad street, 10 tha
i place TO get the handsome Love Riets. Don't
forgetto call. te4
TlSRUSSEs.-Afui full a ssortmsnt Of Trpss4a ep-a
L brscing the usual variety, amonf xh8e 5u9y~
be found all the new styles, for sale IN AS s
fe4 q. AHkaESx1xy
nENTIsT FlLks.-A4 Esoreassf 9 9sz
- various kinda used by DGt8S!g S,68
DLAUK CAss7N{E ka E4N NfS.vaae5
ID as.ortmen, o4AQ 5ssa sos ss sss Ssd kS ps;
''ss ;ss y Sgs SEEs E aak sS..
TOvGIiINfSsesJ q 1kx os al: q
L !. sIs,F iss sbks sSiAjofkS
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v"
Johnson William G
Johnson Silas L
X
Kable John
Kennedy John
King Robert
Kitty Thomas
Kealy Thomas
King William
l.
Lumpkin DR. John G
Levy NJ A
Lipford Richard J
Luck Robert P
Lumpkin Robert Fl
Lumpkins VIM F
Ligon William HI
Lawrence VIM F
Lambert William
M
x urphy James
Muldowney John
Minor Lucius H2
Michelbacker M
Moulton Moses B
May NJ
Mullen Patrick
Moren Patrick
Maynard Randolph
Mockin r
Mountcastle r E
Mason Stephen
Morgan Thomas
Moon 7 B
Morgan w s
Morris William 2
Morris Wilson
Mingie william
Martin William
Nc
McKenney Luke
MCGUIRE MN
McCabe Michael
McAuliff Patrick
Mcdowell Travis
Mcdonnell VIM
Mcdowell VIM J
N
Napier tn omas B
Nicholson Thomas
Nornent VIM Z
NewmanlW William
O
Orem John E
O'Connor John 2
O'Callaghan Maurice
p
Prutyman Joseph
Power James F
Price ] w
Points James w
Prindle P A
Pucket Robert
Palmer Richard, Jr
Pillad Samuel
Perry S s
Parker Truman A
Pfeifer w
II
Robertson Moses NJ
Radley Philip G
Rogers Peter
Riddell Robert
Richardson X
Robertson Richard E
Roach Samuel
Robinson VIM III
Reith VIM
Reid Mr.
Rain VIM
Richeson Col VIM A
Rain VIM
Rollins Capt VIM E
8
Stainback L E
Stark DR. VIM B
Smith Lyman
Sallivan Michael
Sutton Norborne
Sims Nathaniel
Sunderland Nath'l
Stafford Norman w
Schroeder Philip
Stnnard Philip B
Smith Robert ]
Scott Peter L
Smith Savage
Smith Simon
Seayres Thomas C
Stevens William
Smelling DR. VIM
Sanders VIM w
Smith Zschariah b
II
Toddy Archer
Tally Admiral E
Taliaferro Philip 2
Teeney Patrick
Tucker Sylvester A
Townsend Samuel IL
Turpin Thomas w
Tyler VIM A
Tatum w II
Toler w D 2
Tinsley w F
Tuston 7 L
Tyler w II
Trower William
Taliaferro VIM G
Thrift Augustine 8
"
Victor A d
Venliere Al Sig Patea
W
Winston James w
Wilson James II
Winfree John II 2
Woodsey Jacob
. Whitehurst John
Woodroof John ]
Williams James T
Whitfield John F
Webster J d
Wells John
Walsh James
West James !
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no MERCHANTS-Wa a situation, by
Il a competent Salesman, in Dry Good store.
The best of references, as TO character and
qualifications, can be given. Address S. l.. NJ.
Post Office. fe7-IwN
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
THE BRITISH NAVY.

Some Of the London Press are evidently
alarmed at the appearance Of things on the
Continent. The News takes occasion TO make
an exhibit Of English Naval power afioat in
the following paragraph. 1t certainly is very
imposing:
WHERE fs OUR NAvY?-For the purpose
OF cosmopolitan philanthropy we keep an
armed fiotilla Of eight vessels-fye of which
are fast sailing demonstrating q total of
Lightweight guns-off the Eastern coast of
South America. For similar benevolent OBJ
jects we keep no fewer than twenty three ves-
sells OF war on the slave-trading coast of Africa;
besides nine ships, including three steamers,
at the Cape. Then there are between the North
American and West Indian stations fourteen
ships, out OF which FIVE are steamers. bearing
total Of 253 guns; while in the Eastern ocean
there are no less than fourteen vessels, four of
them steamers, mounting 286 guns: and in the
more remote Pacific, fifteen carrying 292 guns.
The Lisbon squadron consists of eight vessels
with 3tS guns; and, finally, the Mediterranean
1eet comprlses a force of six-lne of battle
ships OF 100 to 70 guns each, two fifty-gun
irigates, and nine steamers, which, with lesser
craft, make up twenty in all, carrying 7S0
guns. Nov here Is afi amount of naval power
at the disposal of single State such as the
world never before saw. There NAV have
been longer list of armed sail in our grand
fathers time; but wind and tide were then ir-
resistible, for steam as a countervailing i'm
pulse was unknown. But taking all things
into account, whether we regard celebrity of
movement, precision of direction, or weight of
destructive metal, we repeat that Great Britain
possesses the most wondrous naval force that
has ever foated on the worlds waters.-
Strange and humiliating, that in the same
breath We are compelled to own that the sea-
board of the United Kingdom should neverthe-
less lie-as it does at the present hour
denuded of ali protection from its natural
guard-a ready and tempting prey to any
piratical venture or perfdious coup de main.-
To;yu No,re
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The French papers speak of the intention
of Bassini, volinist Of some note, to visit the
United States. The Messenger du MIDI men,
tions his last concert with enthusiasm, and if
he be the artist there described his success here
is very sure. We wonder if this is our old
friend Bassini, who resided in Richmond for
several years, and was very skilful violinist
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ID bRTO kICO SUGARS, sugar mouse MO
Il lasses, Lemons Rsisns, Cheese, Cotton Yarns
for sale By
ja3i DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining I'm the Richmond Pest Once
ON the 9th FEBRUARY, $50.
u Persons calling for Letters in this List win
please say they are advertised
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HAVE in store assortment Of Preserves,
some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches &c; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries.
Pears, Aprcots, Apples, &C. all of which would
recommend to the attention of house keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZlNI,
jal5 No. 40, Main street und er City Hotel.
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fOreign POri..


STOW. Philadelphia
Al Genoa 'h inst TTeuion Rh reps; blrk John Cskie
a nes ais saed pevousy ship Ser4mpore Reed Aarses.
taiE Orefon Hincki-y, lyca Nisgs md New York
ifs,nenonoo ~ At, bns Lon, GSrdner from Boston
ar RAJ Jsnero n halasl
A. Pra 2sd u bs.M shepherd NAMING for ssn, NM z,
- us Tor New fok d-ys Elizabeth sartevan; Do ar Ish
for do. w. " '
AT Cartnas about 'ih inst bark helen W.r-n sars.u, r
y aId or days. ds GOV Parri. York f DO sooa brs
Posrq saHoId Tor DO John r. Dow Cooinb for 10 or Boston
- bdHoh AstahIa Just s Cd l6h bark sarah Hale
Cfovftcrs. Portal 49, - $50
Al Do. IN bari @. Hamhon Nebols for Phl,drh :
o. d-ysi J. D. Peme Brown, from ssyannah dlss Haiie
Mare. w N
Ton
Ar ., arehsi B. 18th nt bs Abeoua L-va,he. and Aan
Garuiou. Bo.icp.
Az a. riou y sh inst big, Sweetheart Sutherland Bo.
ton i''h. Three Ero,he-1. Boudro; 90
AiSlnas Bay Oct Br shp Cambria taxing ballast 20 si
aiw days .0r Cslao
At Asraoo oct To- Dr. rhp Juan Alabama Be- bark Oan
queen Il hrsiP rce oaded With cuals p " Co Br
tara TlH crci ~ -ai bra -o H-v,
10 se tie 1th ior Sa Juan with pasensers Ind
P~ndrnfe saed for san Juan Oct IL Cafa aua chr Bs
hca saeG lev days with troops Tor M.zs,n reyo
ton hayrs te been raj ed there a the c. nj - Of
ne ccunfry. II tvor o, en- SAINTS Anna.
Ar q KINGSTON Jam Nov H. hrk Catherine
- lt.k bark Callofu.- Slater. b.
Sd NV. H. hrss Plato. Reude Hafar rs Nsr.ee. p.bB-
fenst ola l1ih, Aors Rola d.. I4h Anhy.; h.. So
orenns laih trgs hazauo, Bailey Tohasco Fsra Hpbi,r
ote seh AstyeF, uk- Me;alzas ish schc Pc-rs Cor
~ NcN ioft sgh. bah Hero. Scabury Pen.aco Ri, Ma
Turner from HaifsI. IS a ssvarnsh = Ma - NAY
Pot oh up Egi beaia Feney and bart ca,rn s,er
t.-cis '''-A' 0-'''''
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Nye, Pnrkin Il Co.'s Circular.

CANTON, Saturday, Sept Is 1852
We refer TO market report of the 18th ult now
continuing adyices and have to confirm the
therein Of short supplies of Congou Souchong and Ooong
notice OF COngou the settlements of new crop are
22 chops and the stock IS chops only showing total of
arrivals date of Isl chops whereas the corresponding
date last year the settlements 2 chops and the stock
YVES 10 chops showing total Of arrivals of $50 chops As
the suppiesare coming in very slowly Shanghae also
there the least doubt that the total of the wear
will be short OF 0oobg Teas the actual arrivals reach
sotoe hall chests against 1856 coo last year. Of Souchong the
supply 50 far Is but about one third.
On the Sd inst the mail Of July ~ from London with ad-
vices to the 10th of July from NewYork reached u.s. with
got sdvices 10 the 18th inst the evening of the I'D when
the rates for clean credit and bank oils were 5OlG5 we
now proceed to report particulars
AMERICAN CoiToN Goops-DrS so Yards 81 l5a
Gxosats are only 500 pieces; A. yards s5dS g lOales
o. S PIECES sheetils 50 Yards III 90eS a5 20 yards
0-loo pieces sold Imitation do, sales of SOo6 pieces
Raw Subtitle stock of Canton descriptions cont;pne
large and but few sales have been effected during the meath
The hhh crop viii be here IN the of fortnight and
the remainder VI the Seasons production intended for ,he
market may he expected in about 20 days We quote the
following prices: Short Reel White. No. l. 1855; No 2
no ~ ~ Long Reel Nc $50 No si55
Nsnkn SILK les bales of Tatlee have been sold at SISG
10 bales OF Iaysaam OF $50 l25 Of Shewng at $500
~ balcs; No common, 20 bales for which an advance
wanted ON above quotations Shewhng No l. 81 bales.
prices ~ f'''''"'
SILK PiEcE GooDs-Pougees have advanced 2oc a, Mace
~ eeto Yue"es WIN 10 prospect of immediate de-
shne contracts Consequently very email for these goods
vance Of last quotations. ' - ~
TsAs-ConsOu, Of old chops have been sold a, l20ls
ses kaV.s stock OF q ehops; n chops OF new have
eesn sold at ~ y aels; stock remaining Is chops Sou.
csost oo sales OF chops al Ia Is tae leaving s. chops
new only chops have been sold a $50 taes leaving
chops FioweTy Pekoe, 40 chests sold at So a taes
oek remaining chests Psin Orange Pekoe 400 hall
nsa OF new sold AZ lS0 ~ tae leaving 900 half chests
" scented Orange peko Of $50 ten catty boxes at
flan Caper no sales; stock, GO half chests
mo wv zen eatty boxes Of Scented Caper 3oco ten eay
eoxss soid II a taels of Nngyong kokew and Oooag
ABOUT taWS pkgs have been sold a. D ass aes; stock in
Stoo half chests new, aud 500 half chests of old
only about 5000 halt chests crop have arrived
Ct old COO half chests sold at edai taels OF which about
XIV TOT native consumption, leaving $50 halt chests
Ssntcn VunpowdeI 2co halt chests aud 10 600 ten catty
boxes sold lSd20 taels OF Canton Young Hyson $3.50
and loo catty boxes have been sold al u
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DiSHsfers &c,

BltT GrrrunLn 90 from .n ~
days experienced aud weather passa
Gro, ed the Equator Sept !, IN Ions Ion ~ ".
BSE MAN., ~ san francisco from Bamoe. encountered
weather c the Horn lost for and pyari snl
tuiwafk--hsd 70 put ao 1acahulna water
sHr ktlES io'rss, San Francisco from Boston OF Ct
Hon dsys all encountered weather crossed the
yors, At Philadelphia from Rins.,on JAM IN at
3s TO- Ions - -, ed up bale of cotton marked If
'"vefal o'hers but blow fresh could them
SHIP sFlroS Brook, from New Orleans bound ssgow put
the ed the Gull; the leaking badly der
neses-a.y 10 keep both pimps gong
TsE sHt ;. T. Pass from Noriol o New York commln led
ly Cspt Davis. laden W Oh 3oOtush sprung k on ihurs
day Ia oh Chneocafue during heavy and ne 30 az on
water with "a feet hold When the OF doubling
Cap henoen came N contact with 'ehoone vhc carried AVA
nan boom dyts, and stove long o.t Capt d. landed Lew'
Saturday when be cu;sei protest aud called whcn
with men a. tho pumps, who keep her free.
ET-ticT TAon LrrrEs TO Enwool Waiier, q dated at
HoNa Ko,c sept Tie -hp Fhvus Of'n'ry OF NevHork
AID now q Sn Francesca has competed her @ sailed iof
s.rraPoe snd PensnG Her esIsn,e- were 800 ~
ror days has been delivered evcen,
diior, with he exception Of few b.es -
.srs aud the wrcied hiP Gala from Nassau y. r.
ss a. & 49, ron SnS a hs b5 ' cp % 70 a. @
derwriters, has gone TO her with the schr EScelirr
sP GLors New Or from Havre repor,a having eyre
twelve day. number Of dmi'ted vessels aO
vi - 49, - .. 49,, ereer. HAVING a.. 49,. -, ~
b. sEs FspsT our II Orleans Nov TO- from Liverpool
had deaths board during passage and Is m remained
'ick
Of [ ape Horn IN heavy gales splt SAILS &c
DAD BluIx Wkns az sdn from Para has been on the coas
i, ~ with constant gales rom w 10 T. and had ali. .pt
TT HrII o. .ehr Henry OF Portland before reported a.hor.
CsIe Ann sas sold At auction Wednesday sl2rsns sa
g. Tor $50 md 20 bunde damaged hay FOR
IN. .srr AsIcs Csros getting under way Iiv
roi vas IN with ship Lawrence ecrued aw4y bboon
and did oiher damage 10 rssns and balwarks
Br saro W JoHsos, At Boston from St Johns r. on the
elh i y! o. sale from n. w, had leck' swept, Loaf
bat. .ai and 80 bbl. herring
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i-ih tl-- hsrd -c-tay aHerroon f ne sast-ar
.e-s-sd n Nc sseas ,ey naes ed from p n % aoolt
- ~hr N Ire Rosd-- Tie shp Aasus.ls rrn.a.
20 ar sss zen -, ,tart-d Z bsey vi bos1e tosI
sr-t TIE Ws he ss's'n.e q h cos; sisri hs
sss an f,ares Of hrr rily and ay
.tElEPrs The cosTer CT her bottom
ri, N pslrs ~ Anercza srs Ny cared ava, heI sso
ard s.rsrrd shoe ds'anre Peach He'd
ca be- r., 81 ard : eoa-a.--ahy -lnas-A
croa'sd So' w. hve 10 -, ron e. P-,---slr has
urh fte STORE fH-- hr-r
- the s's'e q The IN rsaa
The 7u.rify erie1dug IRON he Ma Of r Conner
= he lrsi 1afieyj lr - ,te ee te BetT
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