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Webster Meeting n Norit Carolina.

WILMrsGros, en- C.,1 September The Webster meet
Ing held in this city last evening adopted series of
uons denouncng both the whig and democratic nominees
and strongly recommending Webster and Graham.
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Charleston Mayor4iiy E'estios.

CHARLESTON, September at L.. Hutchinson is elected
mayor Of Charleston the presen. incumbent, John
by majority OF lSS
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Fatal A0ray --Ttgo Young Laiies Drolonsd.

CHARLESTON, September 2.--James Cassdsy killed
at New Orleans in afiray with II. Gallagher The MUIR
derer has been arrested. ssrts,,e ssaH
school teacher, named Miss Johnson, drowned at
New Orleans while bathing Her sister went TO her
and also drowned
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HnIsBoRo', IN. Co. August 30, 1852.
We think here that the prospect for carrying this State
for Pierce and King is very encouraging
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Destructive Storm at Memphi,.-Cholers.

MEMPHIS, August 30-The cholera is raging In Foote
county, Miss Heavy ran-storms destroyed properly the
amount Of $40O,0O0. The and fields in the ad-
Joining counties have been con petely Iaid down
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Death OF Hon. Orin Fowler.

II pains to announce the death OF the Hon Grin
Fowler, member OF Congress from Massachusetts who
died in this city Saturday, the Sd instant OF bilious
pneumonia, after an illness Of five days. Mir. Fowler
a minister in the Congregatonalist church, ripe
scholar and prompt. attentive and conscientious repre-
sentative. His funeral takes place the late residence
OF the deceased, street, this evening" at half past
two o'clock. The remains will be accompanied TO their
final resting place in Massachusetts by p Barry Hayes
esq chief clerk OF the House Of Representatives. and by
the following members Of Congress: Hon Charles Sum-
ner OF the Senate, and Hon Zeno Scudder Hon James
D. Doty of Wisconsin, and Hon. M. Penoman Of
Michigan. members Of the House OF Representatives,
who will leave this evening at four O'Clock.
ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS
HON. oRIN FowLER
Member of the House Of Representatives from the State
of Massachusetts.
The pa bearers and will attend at the late resi-.
dence OF the deceased, street south, po HILL
p O'clock p. M Sunday, September 1852 After Di.
vine service the corpse will be removed charge the
scgeanstArms Of the House of Representatives to the
railroad depot.
At the conclusion Of The service tho funeral will move
from his late residence in the following order
The Chaplans OF both Houses OF Congress.
Physicians who attended the decea eased.
PALL-BKARKRs.
n :: : : s:.:.. s::s: NJ n o..'. s.s.: s.'':
Mr. Jame.p Doy. Mr. E. ]. Penniman.
The family and friends of the deceased
The Senators and Representatives from the State Massa
cbusets, as mouners.
The SergeantatArm. of the House OF Representatives
The House Of Representatives preceded by their Speaker
and Clerk
The other officers Of the House Of Representatives
Tho Sergeant OF the Senate OF the United States
The Senate of the United Stses preceded by the Vice
President OF the United States and
their Secretary
The other officers OF the Senate
The President OF the United States.
The Heads OF Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and its officers
The Diplomatic Corps
Judges OF the United States
Officers Of the Executive Departments
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor OF Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
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EngIlsh and Classical school.

THE undersigned design open school Monday Sep
tembe In basement Lutheran church, Of
ll and which will be thoroughly taught English
language in all its branches mathematics with the Latin, Creek
and modern languages. Ntt '# II. -
further particulars impure NJ. Smith, esq.,
Of the subscribers.
ALEXANDER REECH,
ALEXANDER KEECH, Jr
Sep l-dlwk2aw [InteliEencerl Ep
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Extracts from our Correspondence.
BAnssraBIE, Mass. } August "a

DAkhsfkbLk, lmdoss - august "a looz.
The member Of Congress from this district Zeno
Scudderan abOi ion Seoa rhg is franking home bush
els Of Seward documents; bat the democracy OF New
England were actively engaged
OF complete triumph
have the pleasure OF residing in portion of the
"Old Bay Stale" whele the democratic party have
cessiuly frowned down every attempt at coalescng with
abolitonism; and having SO long succeeded in main
taining position in harmony with the democracy Of the
Union, there is now no fear that shall faer The
greatest unanimiy is everywhere manifested in support
OF Pierce and King.
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NOTlCETbe exercises in the Alexandria High School will be
~ 20 This institution board
school for youth in the OF Alexandra, y
The former
limited only the mi
principal being his desire combine, far praccae the
social and advantages Of family with the cassihc
and discipline OF school. tFg4t4Ns t.t
The principal brings his assistance pursuit Of his profess
sion the OF nearly during which
has been engaged in the Instruction aud Of
OF the Union and result Of
his efforts with whom he willing base his claims for continued
patronage.
the practice OF the principal to devote TO the and
instruction OF the students much attention consist
with his other dues selection Of
those whom he calls TO assist him IN the school, they being gentle
OF liberal educaton their
Ample for washing bathing, and
Improvements FOR warming venung and lighting the establish
introduced which contribute the health and
comfort Of the students.
Circulars furnishing details be obtained application.
CALEB 8. HALLoWELL,
Sep 2-d3tSeo6tep Alexandria, Va. +
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WAvELAKD, (lnd,) August 10. 1852.
The whole whig scheme has been over-done and is
failure There is not gunpowder excitement enough left
in this country TO again elect military chief, with
all the glory Of his achievements clustering fes,oons OF
grandeur around him. 1t is certainly no 20 here
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A. OTTO EHavina been appointed OF the Puc
Prninr have reinaushed the printing heretofore
conducted by and disposed Of all
Towers from and she the fh OF September 1884, by
he hereafter conducted his account.
All persons having business
with Lmus Towers for settlement
requested 10 make immediate
who is authorized TO receipt therefor.
Sept 5-eoiw mo. r. TOWERS.
NEW GOLD PEys.-TAYLoR n MAURY, booksellers,
~ Pennsylvania
ply Of splendid gold pen patterns every price,
hny dollars will be found
ated niche pensthe approved from close
ssmhnce 10 the quill and being made OF many degrees Of aer
70 suit any hand writing.
eeptJ
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and customers residing the above may
obtain ,ssr a and winter supplies Of dry goods Of
We have purchased in The northern and markets. very
and novel in the way Of dry goods.
House keeping goods Of all classes Styles and prices constantly
Ladies' kinds, pahos fabric, to The ane.,
Genuemens goods OF the finest and medium qusles
other articles for their nc at provefbay
misses chiIdren's wear. y
purpose, eye styles, abncs prices
Mourning on band every article OF dry goods
for mourning apparel Of the best fabrics known the trade
adapted alike servants word we deal in
every article usually found Ia well ordered dry goods
We desire TO increase our trade
An sales at establishment be for approved
Good articles low prices, and M dealing be relied all
Aug 3l-n "
Washington Seminary, DC.
THE literary Of this institution win on the
is day Of September
Per quarter tof twelve weeksJ payable In advance
For the classical departm- Mt ......,.....,.sa 70
For the preparatory department; 800
Aug sl--iw
Wizards Hotel Washington, ID. Q.
THE undersigned having again the Of tho
above hotel aner an absence Of yeas respectfully
viii be completely newly furnished and with
guests the proprietor hoes 20 met ~ u ~ inv
heretofore 50 literally esicndcd.
Aug s-dmn HENRY A. WILLARD.
English and French Family Boaraing-schooI,
Washington Guy.
TEACHING AND sTUDYThe subscriber with his aids win
do the as for few additional young ladies who vii, Al hs
other the academic winch begins ah Sep
Applications place may 10 him tnl
the df.' Of september, ., wsren'on sgns. ysn,s
Aug I7--dimdscpn
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MANCHESTER. (Md.. y August 90, 1852.

MANCHESTER, Md.,) August %, 1852.
1t may perhaps not be unn,eresng TO you TO hear
that the cause of democracy progressing gloousy in
this county. Our gain the last gubernatoral election
will not be less than 800 votes and from what can
learn from other portions othe Sate Maryland will go
for the democratic nominees with much certainty as
either New Hampshire or Virginia.
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M. A. Tyson and sisters Seminary Young Ladies',
On ~ street. between 18th and 1874 streets.
THE duties OF this institution viii be resumed Wednesday, the
i 18th Of September.
IN
For The senior and Junior departments including
needewwk and drawing, per quarter. ei0
to particulars circulars may be had the principal
nj the institution
Persons wishing pupils respectfully
establishment
Mou-ear r R.outr engaged professor
other modern languages.
Aug 25-dtd
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The pressure upon columns has been great that
il has been impossible yet for US TO lay before our
readers the patriotic letters addressed 10 the great meet
ing at Hillsboro'. New Hampshire. To-day We make
with great pleasure for the able letter Of Hon Thos
H. Bayy, Of Virginia with the hope that we may soon
be able to continue the publication.
Letter IN reply to invaion to attend the Hs5orough
Meeting. dagus 10, 1884,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

CARELL HOUSE, LynchDurs' u.
4 The undersigned takes this method ofintorm'ng his
friends and the public generally that he has lie ass TOR
90 ha 5tb of July and open on the 10th of August 1t
will undergo thoroul repair from to bottom EIa
Lo furnished with NEW FURNITURE Ool ANDoc l.
All he asks call and if entire satisfaction Is not
no CHARGE will be made. He has also leased Eftc" >
S,bics the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive ostlers,
iy l2-dtf u. w. "A. hhiNh 1.oi-H--
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these trying and fatigung scenes, when fresh
order from the government sent him TO another
quarter. At the close of November, 1882.
nullihcation was coming TO a head in South
Carolina A state convention had passed Its
ordinance declaring that the United States
revenue laws should not be enforced in South
Carolina. and it's legislature and executive
were making preparations for an armed re-
sistance. Such was the condition of things
when General Scott was ordered thither. His
FIRST aim was TO ascertain what measures were
needed TO secure obedience to the laws and
suppress the rebellion lift should break out
But he was also charged with the higher Office
of conciliatng the Carolinians. To avoid ad-
ding to the public excitement by open steps Of
military precaution, he visited Charleston by
the way of the interior, as If on his annual visit
of inspection. When he had finished his ex-
animation he returned TO Washington, made
his report to President Jackson, and concert
ed the arrangements necessary for the crisis
The revenue cutters and troops that were need.
ed were sent down to Charleston, and General
Scott then repaired thither with confidential
instructions. A large discretion was left TO
him in the execution of his orders. Every
thing in fact, depended on his own good judg
ment But in tho exhibition Of this quality, as
well as those of more brilliant character,
General Scott has never failed TO distinguish
himself. The extraordinary excitement the
time, The phrensied condition of the public
mind in South Carolina, now wrought up to
the pitch of open war, rendered General SCOTS
task delicate and difficult in the highest de-
gree. His headquarters were at Fort Moul-
,rie opposite Charleston, which had been
strengthened by large supplies Of provisions,
arms, ammunition, and troops; and its force
further augmented by the presence OF reve.
nue. cutters and ships OF war. The attitude OF
the government was unequivocal, and SO was
that of the nullifers. Ono was determined to
resist, the other VAS determined to quell that
resistance. That General Scott should have
been able, under such an aspect of impending
hostiliies, to associate and even hold friendly
relations with the leading nulh6ers, seems al.
most to forbid belief; yet so it was. BY hap
py union of firm and concillaiory conduct he
was able to keep on the narrow line of his du-
ty, deficient in nowise to the demands ct tho
federal government which had placedhm there,
and yet SO TO conduct himself as to win the
confidence and rcgnr,l Of those whom it became
his especial duty to watch, and If necessary to
subdue by force of arms. We can hardly con-
ceive of more difficult undertaking than was
General SCOTS in this mission, yet he succeed.
At length no Withdrew from the scene, with
the consoling reflection that his course had
been chief means Of saving his country from
the horrors Of civil strife.
| TO RE CONTINUED
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=. Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk

%5s Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk
=a%=f- AND NEW-lORK STEAM PACKET COM
PANY, have tn, line their and pow erful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CRY Of Riehm0nd, X.
w. Foster Master. she is double iron braced and fas-
tened, equul any ships of twice her tonnage She
has fine State Room accommodations for passengers,
and pains will be spared to make her the popular
vessel for persons travelling this route and goods will
be delivered with certainty oftme in few hours after
shipment. The Steamship, CRY Of NogtoM is now
days, to be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line
with line of steamers at pier eight New York,
for Boston.
AGEsTs........ MATLOR e. LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
jan 5-dts
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LEXINGTON n Through

"A TEAHNU ON "A hTOUEH
&i.ulLks1.rs$Ezz4 To BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, In
our Maa PACKET Boats, By ScottsrfVe
and Lynchbmg.-On and after the 10Th our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, the usual
hour and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt "a 4. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg ut 60 P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at p. M, and arrive in Richmond in
~ hours in time with the Norfolk boats lcav
ing 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
Al hours.
Passengers for farmvillc fare 81; Buckingham II
fare 1925; charlottesville, fare 81. and Staunon, irc
81, will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below curd of time Of arrival intermediate dis
tances
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG.
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.
Accom- nodaiiOn Train.

VIRGINIA AID TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ON and after Thursday, the 10Th, Freight Train
~ with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday and Sunday exceped) ut o'clock
M, und leuve Buford's daily (Sunday and Monday
excepted) at 60 o'clock. A NJ,
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets, be delivered in the Depot before
the previous evening Allreghts must be pref pad
aug l0--dts THOS JEBL1S, Ag't.
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LYNCHBURG,
RICHMOND.


xI- r f. A VI SHIP LINE OF
sezzssrzl lsszss PACKETS, FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Positively every Wednesday, until further noce-union
Steamship Company Lne-Thet two new and beautiful
steamships. VIRGINIA. Captain Teal and PENNSYL-
VANIA, Captain Baymore; of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond tor Philadelphia every Wednes-
day They are beautifully fitted up for passengers are
provided with Francis, Patent Metallic Life Boats set
first tables and every attention is paid to The
fort and safety ofhe Passengers and protection goods
Freights taken low, and all trans-shipmen avoided
in first Crbin So; berh and meals included,
Do Cd 81 do do do
Passage through n York, via Philadelphia, 80 do do
FOR CAPE MAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during he bathing to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May SO, meals included, thus saving
about half the expenses in visiting this delightful bathng
place. Apply to MAYO e. ATKINSON
Agents, Richmond.
B-The ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ au2 dts
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T.. rzg rEzsAgEss1 VIRGINIA AND TEN
e9sk Ssst 45cR-GG NESSEE RAILROAD.

will be permitted ride the Railroad ears, with.
spscai wyilen permission from his or her owner,
the agent guardian % the owner, unless aecompa
MED by the person otherwise entitled to THEN
service. Such permit must be given in duplicate, one
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CHAS. +. NJ. GARNETT
march 1875 Chief Engineer.
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China, Earthenwarc, Glass, and
FANCY GOODS.
w VI. f. BUT l. Il X,

(LATE VIM. F. BUTLER AND COZ
Importer. 70 Main Street, Richmond, Ia.
S now opening very large stock of Goods in his line
received per ships "Sutley." FLORIDA and James
Wright" direct from the manufacturers in England,
which he is determined to sell at low prices.
Believing il to be advantageous to both buyer and
seller he is anxious sell muny goods he can for
cash; persons therefore, buying in this way, will havo
every possible concession madc to them.
A call from all buying is respectfully solicited.
aug 9.-5t"
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
JAMES MCDONALD, EOrroH.
rET MS.

ha yIRGINIAN is published daily at So and AZ
nar nnnum In No subscription Is taken of @
- ,han six uonhs paper is discontinued ~
% oiion of the Proprieto until all arrcarages sha nave
pe EENTs are inserted for so cents per square or
for every INNER form insertion and 81 p cts o every
o II tho number insertions is not marked on 'ie 0
IN ba nnhlished till out and charged accorahgy
The YEARLY RATES are:For the privilege oi TWO l .
% s5o sem weekly square, daily S3o semi
SSf inner FORM daily s4O semweekly $50 Every yea @
S;sa will no rouired his advertising 10 ms par
line Of business and exceed the space stipulated or'
bo will he charged rataby for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

EREE EEXEIEBITION.-T subscriber hav-
Il ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, DagueueoiyPes of
the following distinguished characters respectfully
invites the public call and examine them in connec-
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Gra-
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce. VIM X. King Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass p. GIBBS,
July l9-dtf Propri"t"r
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FOR CAPE MAY.

GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.--In store
Hyson, Powchong and Black Tens. from medium To the
most su ,erior that be obtained in Chino, which
offer the trade low be purchased in this
try quantity and quality be taken into consideration.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
iy 22.2twdScI3t Richmond. Na.
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ON AND AFTER THE 10TH OF fsxr-sELTnk
~ August, the PACKET BOAT will kz1zaz,s-a aAA<<
leave Lynchburg every day, except Sunday, at P NJ
for Rchmond or assoon the Virginia md Tennessee
Railroad cars in, and Packet in from Buchanan.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Aug 13--dlm
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1An BALES HAY in good order, received and
lUVI for sale by lie "a B.. sACkETT.
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BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,

TO RE CONTINUED.
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CARDS.
HIRRELL,s HOTEb, MAIN STREET

HIR R l. l. III . Il l. II, MAIN d NII
DLYScHBURo, VIRGINIA. - n.,
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL Proprietor:
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping at DID
REIIs have the privilege of visiting the ~ IRdiSlaN
RrApISa Room during their stay. Oards so oi au''
sion obtained at the Hotel. ly - z3-o1S
VX7ASHlNG GTON HOT Il. corner y
w Cborrb Street and First Alley, Lynchb"rg, a.
Gro CAMERoN, Proprietor.
JESSE T. BURTON, Assistant
rg Persons travelling through visiting Lynchourg'
md sopping ut the Washington, are entitled WISH 'he
.Vi,ginian REAp1sa ROOM during theirsta
Mny l7-dts -----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

Arr Trsnsisco Sept q t.rk Russell coosy Z w Cor,
itec hb- cal 1900 u sonG I'd shrs Fofdhaa rom
$40 tbs IS baAAh oi 2sh. Enene Asss rom !.
esul.. 10 obs eephan' oiL
.seo on o. sept H. tak Harre; Thompson Anderson On
whaling voyage eth barb VeueEuela DO
In - Lawrence Bay Ags . % Nsssaa White IA -h,le,
tbs se.on Geo Ws'hn,ion Gibs, Wa-h.n 10 whales bayk
De.is, " eeks Grreugor;, whales
Arr =, Lshz.1 Aus n shp Cks Phelps Barc Of sa..or IN
o,hoE Sea 9Th 100 bill Nh and DO p o And ono 10
erEe, fan an eorns sone Reports spossa -Ao
s-eton, Williams. l., whales se,-sn Arctl &c er
hsser -h- Jane Nn-rya. y. B. noshnz Three Broher.
h,rt VII. sosa 18th, MI Shs: "a. Rodman, AlyB n
f~h- .t sa--@cn 2sct;a 40 nfhns Ts=s.
nsfsr Nh 9TH hsssshu-it- SGi-r-on Mast WIS.,, july
l.aac horlfAd Wet " B. IL wh 5k Mary Frazier Hss.rrty
90 ~h Heard IRON sHe is FeIo~es Pcnd,,os stornson
Sons ms .esscH; hesburypost, Lester, Do. vhs HI mn
Coz ~ VIA ,Vh. 81 GeoTFe HAYES. " B., wh. IA
Jercfron W sn,s L II WIS 2sfh. william
sen 3, ~ ~h.i } DoansH, Eari Do ~h. S. s.xie
sFren, WIS; Coral shefn1s r., noting; direct , ,s
Arc or ochctsk, Nth sfy Other I'm. -
rsISrt M 'ee.on equay he stl J1y Mrv.
y B. vtt frankin, DO, ~h-j sara There's T,yor A.
Wis. The skps the vcn;T G 81 Joseph Island ,l,,, ~
EHHber averaged about whales 70 jay
Heard rom Aas 1T. chip washington Palmer ~ p.,s,
- atHs whale 70 ~ Amrra FISHER r. ErI -,
this frs Henrietta, sws d. s~hsies c.n.i u,
whaler bf ssrrs Der0 10 whales seeu Az an
Rysn ~ B., s~hales lsih eart Sswfoa shernsn IL IA k,
Iinos cove Do ltvha-s sple July 40 xon.iso Fi.-y 9,
tESkfi shees Ava - Bs' Brook. b. vhsIe, a.. "a
Lyds Ner'h F@hsv.n 10 skss; Frsnrss s-s,a xc.s,
jay ~ h@ra ro1a harf sck Wnfor Bartlett, L k,asL.
Heard from Aas shp v-per House L .a.lsr a. ga,
NE Arer ~h-r- he e4pxaa as AZ t.h-,
0~ " hs '" hns 9" reported b. caVss DrO.a of ss2 o.