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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-07

Us. Domestic Attachment.
Hugh J. Bradley,
NOTICE is hereby given that in the abov. entitled
cause, writ of Domestic Attachment was issued on
the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1852 out Of the Office of the
Clerk of the Marlborough Circuit Court against the
lands, tenements, Entertainments goods chaes. rights
credits, moneys and effects of the said Hugh j. Bradley
said writ has been returned executed by the Sheriff of
Vanderburgh county The said defendant IL hereby no.
titled of the tendency of said suit and that unless he ap
and defend the same provided by law said Court
WILL at the proper time proceed to adjudcae thereon in
his absence BEN. STINSON Clerk
BY GEO. II. Tom, Deputy4Crk. jyii-3wdl
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
lust REt EIVED,
81 The Biithdale Romance, by Hawthorne;
A Peep at Number 5, by Trusia
The Days Of Bruce, by G.. Aguar:
Uncle Toms Log Cabin, by II. b. Stowe;
Agnel on Chess
Women of the Revolutions;
Memoirs OF Margaret Fuller Ossoli;
Women Of Israel, by Grace Aguar;
Humes History OF England o Volumes;
Gibbons do do Rome do;
Restoration OF Monarchy in France, ? vols by La
MARITIME;
Dicks Works;
Rollin;
Josephus:
Irving's Work.;
DraytOn. Story Of American Life;
By laugil SAM LISTER.
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STATE OF ~ DIANA. &C
Vanderbargh County.
In the Vanderbugh Circuit Court in vacation, July b.
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DLACK LACE vEILS.-GOO ass'd qualities reed thi
II diy and for sale by JAS, LOW & CO.,
iy2l Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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WHITE LEAD, &C.
w 100 kegs Conkling. Wood & Co.'S pure Lead;
2 bbls Putty. in Bladders:
5 do Linseed Oil; for sale by
ieI6 FOSTERS e. BROWN
The daily union., 1852-03-09
Democratic State Convention.

We publish below the proceedings at length OF the
democratic State convention just held in Connecticut
Our readers will perceive that the assembled democ-
racy of Connecticut point with pride and pleasure the
fact that for years past they have afforded
to sectional fanaiicism, and they plant themselves
in explicit terms, upon the broad national platform Of
faithful maintenance of those measures which were
adopted by the last Congress in order to put end the
slavery agitation. In addition to this, the democrats OF
Connecticut, fully and cordially pledgng themselves tc
sustain the nomination of the Baltimore Convention re-
frain from making, in advance, any expression oi
their own preferences among the eminent democrats
who have been named candidates for the presidency
Bearing in mind the fact that this convention Of the de-
mocracy of Connecticut the most numerous and per
haps the most commanding representation of the party
which ever convened in the State in similar FORM we
conceive the perfect harmony of its action and the COM
prehensve and patriotic spirit OF its resolutions emi
nently fitted inspire confident hope OF the triumph Of
the great party for which it speaks.
We are indebted TO the Hon Mr. lngerso for copy
OF the proceedings OF the convention and publish as
Introductory TO them, his letter enclosing them fully
concung in the views which he expresses OF their char
acter
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from them and displays humiliang disust OF The pop
ular will. The whole proceeding is usurpatlon o
our rig hts and the rights Of the people whom repre-
sent. directly branding them and US as uaft to ehoos,
their electors and delegates 10 represent them in the Ma
ional Convention Il is justabe by no exigencyt
be Iusad by IL is with the seeds OF dis
cord and dissatisfaction in the ranks OF the Democrat,
party oil Pennsylya We protest against the righ
OF The majority of this convention TO deprive the
gresslonal districts OF their suffrage in the election OF del
egates and electorswe utterly repudiae the act by
which II has been done. We came here clothed by ou
constituents. by virtue of the power inherent in them
and by virtue OF the time honored usage OF the party
with the right to select electors and delegates subject io
The approval OF this convention 10 represent them in the
National Convention and of that right we recognise nc
power but that OF democratic constituency strong
enough 10 dyest The violation OF that right is VIC.
ation oi part OF the vitality OF our organization and
we refuse submission 10 the resolution We decline all
nher participation in the selection OF district delegates
we assert The right OF the delegates from the several dis
Icts, and he right OF constituents themselves, to
disregard the selection OF delegates and electors made by
an outrage upon party law. and TO select them in accord
ance with established usage We therefore protest
against THIS act as unjust unnecessary and in disregard
OF venerated usageas at war with every principle oil de
mocracy-as act of disoganzaton fraught with
anarchy and dsmembemen OF the democratic party and
we ask mat this our earnest protest against it, be entered
upon the journal OF the conventions proceedings
we look upon and pronounce the appointment Of an r
responsible committee. clothed with power TO scru,inze
and sab IN The dark our fellow citizens without giving
N pqhc any reason for IT, as an act which should bring
the blush OF shame TO the cheek of every man who
claims TO be democrat and the committee tsefwe car
consider as nothing less than secret tribunal invested
with inqusitoral powers.
Thomas DUNCAN, Bucks.
John b. Packer, North'd and Dauphin
VIM. Fry, Northampton and Iehigh
John Armstrong, Franklin and Adams
John Scott. Huntingdon, Blair, and Cambria
John Horn, Schuylkil
Ulysses Mercur, Bradford.
A.. Mexican,
Geo r. MeFarlane, Blair.
John Hunter, Huntingdon
ii X. Sager, Bucks
Samuel M. Hager, Bucks
Benjamin Griffith,
David Boies Beaver.
T. M Hall, Centre
Philip Dougherty. Dauphin.
r. McCaisler, I"
George Palmer, Delaware.
A. SALESMAN, Erie
Smith Jackson, Erie
James Mil, franklin.
Wilson Reilly, 6
Geo. A. Achenbach Clinton.
John d Stiles, Lehigh.
Philip Billmyer. Northumberland
VIM, Henry Miller, Perry.
Morris Leech, Mercer.
David Bates, MifHn.
Charles NJ: Hall, Schuylkil
Michael Weaver, g
Edward NJ. Clymer, Berks.
John S. Schroeder
P. u Hook, Fayee.
The daily union., 1852-03-09
Democratic State Convention Of Come stieut
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, March 6, 1852

TO the Editor of the Union:
send 10 you the proceedings OF the democratic con-
vention OF the State of Connecticut lately held al New
Haven for the nomination OF State officers and the ap-
pon,men of delegates TO the Baltimore National Con
venton, and respectfully request that you will give them
place in the Union, abstract from hem if you have
not space for the whole, al your earliest convenience
You will observe that the Connecticut democracy are
sound and true the great issues that have divided the
country and, without expressing any preference among
the presidential candidates OF the democracy now before
the people, they cordially pledge themselves in advance
abide by the nominations OF the National Convention
and battle for the in spir, worthy of the best
days Of the party am grailfed in being able assure
you that these proceedings from The largest dele
gated convention that the democracy of State have
ever held and, from the harmony, ZEAL and ndomtable
energy manifested throughout and the confident tone Of
which comes from every part OF the State,
have the best for believing that the patriotic
masses represented by this convention will give good
account OF themselves in the April election for State Off
GERS and in the autumna campaign for the presidency
Very respectfully yours,
COLIN NJ. INGERSoLL
The daily union., 1852-03-09
COLIN M. INGERSOLL.
From Ihe New Haven Register, Marcl

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
This convention assembled at the Temple in this city,
on Wednesday morning, March 3D.. Al 10 O'Clock The
convention called TO order by Gen. James T. Pratt,
chairman OF the State committee. On notion John r.
Waite appointed president pro ten, and w F. lay
lor and c. J. Fuller secretaries.
On motion, the following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee TO nominate permanent officers for
the convention
] r. Pratt, L. II Huntingdon OF Hartford county, John
w WEBSTER, Joel n Guy, New Haven county; Pomeroy
Smith, W. s. Pomeroy, Fairfield county; d. T. Fuller,
Peleg e Cbilds Windham county; w s. Hollab,rd, 4.
Jenkins, Litchteld county; Clark Canfeld Alfred Hail.
MiddIesex county; A. p HYDE Ralph Gilbert, Tolland
county.
COMMITTEE ON cREDENTIALs-George M Landers,
Henry Atwaier Samuel Bingham, Isaac Williams, MIR.
Buel, J. A. Hoyt, Mr.. Sanford, Ouin Holt
COMMITTEES ON REsoLurIoSs.- Hartford county; VIM.
j. Hamersey, r. Nj. Able, MIR. Clark New Haven
county Charles r. ngerso J.. Stoddard +. c. Phelps
New London county; Henry Hobart, John W. Sledman
G, Buckley. Fairfield county: EbeDezer Smith, WIllys
Lyon, George Ferry. Wndham county: Peleg c. Childs
Mason Cleveland, James A. Daniels Ltchfeld county :
VIM. 5. Hoabrd, George Taylor, Edward A. Phelps
Middlesex county; John G. Palmer John Stewart James
Phelps: Toand county Il. Ill Hyde 81, ofigen 5. D-
mock, DIR. Sumner.
COMMITTEES TO NOMINATE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES -
Thones Cowes, Hartford county, Ira Tutlle, New Ha-
ven county; ID. w. Palmer New London county VIM.
s. Pomeroy, Fairfield county; Horace Norton, Lch6eld
county; T.. ). Moseey Windham county; Curiiss Ba-
con, Mddlesex county; O p. Waldo. Tolland county
Committee TO nominate permanent officers reported the
following
PRrsrprsr--Mason Cleveland, of Hampton.
VlcE. cE.PREsIDENTs-Ozas Roberts, William Marks, of
Hartford county, George Landon, Leonard Prichard New
Haven countyj Amos Fowler, Ezra Chesboro, New
London county WHY'S Lyon, George Ferry, Fairfield
county; Peleg G. Cbilds, Bella P. Spaldng, Windbam
county r. c. Abernehy, John c. Smith, Lchhsld coun-
ty; Joshua LHommedieu, John Stewart, Middesex
county Ofrin Holt VIM r. Cogswell, Toland county
SEcRrrARrrs-William H. Phelps, Of Winchester
The daily union., 1852-03-09
PROTEST.

We solemny protest against the resolution Just adopted
as a wanoD disranchsemeDt of the rsssional dis.
tricts which we in whole or in part represent We de-
nounce it fragrant usurpaion of power-as desper.
ate alternative resored TO by iyrannical majority to
upon vital question. II is tamping under foot Of a
usage sanctioned by the action OF the democratic party
its conventions for the last seventeen years il s not
violation OF usage but is sacrifice, for. temporary
purpose of cardinal democratic principle While the
democracy OF other States bringing the election OF del
egates nearer the people, Pennsylvania by this action
Of the majority OF her convention, it further
The daily union., 1852-03-09

4. Peter Rsmbo, Henry Leech.
s. J. b. Stergere, Jacob s. Yost
9. G, w Cooper, James w Wilson
2 John A, Morrison, p r. Smith.
s. James l. Reynolds. William Mathiot
.. Charles Kessler. w M Heister.
10. J. l. Rngwalt. John +. Lord
~. II. b. Wright, s S. Winchester
~. John Banding, c. L. Ward
l3. A. p. Wilson, W. l.. Dewart
IL. John Wiedman, Isaac c. Mckinley.
10. Henry Welsh. James Gerry.
10. g. 4. Hench, A. s. Wilson.
II. George W. Brewer, John Stewart
is. X +. Fienniken, Isaac Hugus
10. John Mann, j. M Burrell
40 Thomas Cunningham, Robert Donnelson
81. David Lynch. Matthew J. Stewart.
%. Arnold Piumer. James T.. Mcfarland.
20. James l.. Gillis. Joseph Y. James
% Alfred Gilmora 4 Enrnav
The daily union., 1852-03-09

I'VE insert from the Harrisburg Keystone, follows,
the protest against the mode adopted by the convention
Of selecting delegates TO the National Convention. As
above stated by the Pennsylvania, the protest was pre-
sented by Mr. Scott, and is signed by thry.tb three men,
bers Of the convention who asked its insertion on the
journal Il
The daily union., 1852-03-09
The names Of Charles Brady and Thomas H Forsyth

Mr. Searght, having received majority OF the whole
number OF votes poed was declared duly nominated,
and, on motion, his nomination unanimously con-
hrmed.
The convention then adjourned sine de.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

4. ROBERT lyler.
2. James c. Van Dyke, Chambers McKibben.
3. s. ID. Patterson, John G.. Brenner,
The daily union., 1852-03-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Fr,t Ballot.

The convention met and motion, proceeded 10 bal
lot for the nomination of canal commissioner. The fol-
lnw ia rpsulf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
Theatrical and Muaic.l.

BowrRY THrArar-stiii hundreds are nightly seen
vending their way e this drsnsts tomPie IN Trde. ts
called the Hebrew Bon The characters In the piece
embrace nearly all the leading members Of Hamblin's
company and the scenery Is beautiful This piece Will be
followed by another drama which Is less attractive,
called Kenneth Mr. Eddy Kenneth Stevens Lord
Malcolm Giiihs as Marquis Of Ailandale, Miss Heron
Is the W.hd Woman, and Mrs, Gra.tan as Eyelina.
BROADWAY THEATRE The new and beautiful play
called Anne Blsken which has had very successful
run in London and has been represented three evenings
at the METROPOLITAN Nth evident marks Of pleasure from
Mowatt, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Henry, Messrs Conway
Bland ard Whiting in the leading characters The ex.
celient comedy OF "All that Gtters is not Gcdp with
Conway a. Stephen Plum, and Mrs Mowatt as Martha
Gibbs, win conclude the amuaements.
NIBLo's GARpEy.-Nr. Browne, the great fayorts and
distinguished comedian will appear to night in his great
character Of Robert kacaiIe-Mr Jefferson a. jacques
Strop, and Miss Ada Harcourt as Clementine This
piece Of itself is sufficiently attractive to draw good
house; but when It l. announced that the talented
Routet Family who have always delighted the visters
OF Nibos by their splendid accomplishments In dancing
are TO srpeeI In the beautiful ballet Of 'Catarna the
attic ndsnce no doubt, will be considerably increased
Burrows THrArnK The programme OF entertain-
ment for this evening" will DO sure to draw large audi
snce. Tho entertainment commences with the comedy
OF Is he Jeslous?n this will be followed by the Vreok
Ashode both pieces emil racing nearly all the eminent
artists attached TO this prosperous thu are With such
actors as BuItsn pyott Johnston. Mrs Hughes. Mrs
Skerrctt, snd Mics Weston there Is always guarantee
that respectable audience will be present The amu.e-
ments clofe with "0ne thousand Mini srs Wanted
NATIONAL THEATRE The great variety OF which the
entertainments at this establishment are nightly made
up IL The GAUGE OF drawing SUCH good houses Tho FIRST
piece In order for oneht Ia the drama OF "Shaady
Msauiiep with Dir Fox in the leading character Miss
Ueforstt will next sing favore hstlad after which the
drama Of Napoleon" will follow, Cony, Taylor AMI
Master Taylor In the pIIr cpa parts Mics faTtipgton
will dance, and the enter AIN osn's will with the
drama entitled the Soy Of Westohestsr."
wsiLAcK's THEATRE --Tbose VINO can take delight In
Witnessing beautiful piece Of acting a5d apeoien OF
ability should visit Wssok thostrs 10 ngkt
and see Mr. Blake ~ Jsodty Dsieit H. wi bout exoss-
ton. the best Representations have ever COOS. che
Twelve Lshors Of Hercules Will fow 10 sboh Lester
pssed actor ard Mr. Hey mold, asd Mfrs Laura
kssns, WA appear, Tho hmpsen eaN nW terminals
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Stock Sale

RnnApYLrHIA. Dec lO-tRepertsd x Keen T.ylor,
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100; 50O0 Sch ayih avgaton &c. SO and interest
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sbwn l6ki $50 DO in lots, cash 100 do
RsirssS, j. S5 Is DO sss; 50 DO li ioSSo b. sss
90 d. s' SssI X e
Beaver Meadow Railroad b5wn, 81; 70 New Orleans Gas
1870; 100 schuylk NavEs ton Preferred: b5wn. 2ak;
90 49, in Lot. 2 % Rss.aas E,lsesa b. a 100
Pennsyl Ana Railroad lots Is BANK,
in lots I2a 10 Nechanics Bank, in lots, Be,,crea
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North Ame ri oal 1886 100 Union ,nsl 1917 30 hes
t ssr vale, Raroad M 100 IN 100 Norris a. Canal b.
1000 WI mington Railroad SIS 1905 400 shares WICK 80, re-
in lots b5 'sz; 200 Union Canal lots 22U do in
lots III 200 North american Coal In Iots b5 5y 800 Nor
100 d. h5 ?s; IS ainehill Rsilro.d 100 Girafd
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road o. To- i0i; 800 Wilmington Ra.os a es 1905. 900
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2 100 d. ss; So Be- svsr Mesdov Rsisssd 10 ST. So
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NJ RHINE INTELLIGENCE,
Movements Of ocean Steamers,
Pors OF New York, December 10, 1852.
a--.s-
CLFARED

CLEARED
steamship Baltic. com.tcek IiverEsol, Collins Co
sts.mship AmOry tnew). Mitchell, St Thomas, Mallsr
s shhiip w cha Chandler der, LITsrpo9l Z.rsss
81 Clifton IngersolL New Orleans Stanton Thomp
Ship Indiana. Cenin, New Orleans, Frost s Hicks.
Bark Clara Windsor. Briston, PORT au Prince Becker
Orig Nautilus, McDousal, PernsmbucO. J s Whitney
Brig Dsitmar tBroin) HsVighors Phiisdebhia, P0rps
Brig AIbsmsrle. Mansfield. New haven, L W Arm.
sehr Brown. Eohisg csps Lopez, Coast u Africa,
sohr Silver Cloud Consden POr. al Prince Brett, voso
sssr heSe, Goru%, Franklin. La Brett Voc Sc.
Sr eSrj ssoTn ni nulsf wimr Dsns Potter
sshr Alice, WieEs Baltimore. Mailer s.i IsGd.
Rsssaf sshass s
sehr Mary Rowland. I.ynor Phiiss eIphs. Mckee.
sSaE Msr Hss iSsS WIT ThomD
slO0p Rhode Island, Gardiner, Providsnos.
ARRIVED.
Ship Combination tpksl Walton. Liverpool. Nov with
md,s ans go passsnEsr 70 Grinnel NJ turn cS No.
sso from Esstwa1a sars fore ana main sops.sns
and main a. D.s:
and q the s s.s
1 Stesste 20 si h srs slo tao
81 1s vSs sys Win
taot pe S miles q rrs Island g.. s
S s sssr hooking 1ur s lSf
lon < &c sas ss1i mad af.
ds sn ss 81 sos 10 s 81 oss s sss "a,
sss s SssE Sksn on board Who
opped tho anchor and sb WORT clear ah stove and
sssu, estssss sosiI. s.ssssy. Ssssrspss saa ssssd
& q s .rss q * ssr
VI shs .aI n WI Ana s's her into she asaEsss PERT
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10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HK8ALD.
sn-In yoar paper Of Friday last appears article
inputiDs delinquency upsn my part for not committing
Chew snsby contempt Of court for ssssultins Mr.
Baker, II your reporters at the Lower Police once
in my presence 1t probable that the facts connect
ed with the whole matter had been presented to you
such imputAtion would not have appeared in your
columns.
Some days. previous article, purporting to be
. report Of judicial proceedings before me. in
case Of seduction appeared in your paper under the
police head written by Mr. Baker. which fabrica
ton SO far any alleged accusation opinion or decision
Of myself concerned The same day, my attention
hsby ;ucensed and said he set him sf oomoisd 70
have eome satisfaction therefor. ] demonstrated With
him ss dio Others, advising him to do should do
namely to give II no consideration wnstsver and ty no
means to have any controversy alteration with Baker
in the Office which be promised to do. Shortly after,
MIR Boxer entered the court and the assault
committed instantly ordered Mr SpsblJ into custo-
dy and directed Mr. Baker to make affidavit AID the
clerk who beside directed 70 make out the
necessary papers Instead Of following my Instructions
however. Baker commenced assault upon the other
party with umbrella then ordered both parties to
be removed from the court room, when, without my
knowledge, and out Of my sight Gas l was nfOrmed)
they seain In collision in of the eide rooms.
found they HAD been separated and then insisted Mr.
Baker making his complaint, which he did, and hold
charge at the Court Of General Sessions
These are the facts and the whole spirit Of article
upon the subject rests upon the point that was consur
able for not instantly committing Mr. Sneby for
temp is probable that this course would have been
by had not Mr.. Baker presumed latter being
directed to make his complaint) to take affair his
own hands, and became aggresser himself and il IL
still further probable that the aray had not boon
tinued in the room should have committed them
both but the instantly holding Of Smelly to ball to
at court merging the lesser into the greater Of
epce deemed sufficient for all the ends Of public Justice
think am too well known in this community and to
yourself to ask for any yibdcaton Of conduct
magistrate except what truth demands and therefore
ttude my part to cause respect In my Office for myself
or for the people, whom servo, Yours. So
Ngw YoRk Dec. 6, 1852. b. W. OSBORN
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ANOTHER FrGIriyE SLAVE IN ROCHESTER, A
coloTed calling herrelf Grase Howard and repre-
eenDg hereif as slave who had escaped Alabama
d. vas skon up intoxicated in the streets Of this CITY
yesterday and put into the lock up when was dscoy
cred that she had letters from er abeltlonss and
among Others enc from Lucrets Mott Mt Pbiladephis
directed to GerTit Smith oommendpg the fugitive TO
hs aid and protection No one appearing TO cla her
after reprmaDd for borg found in such a degraded
condition. hs set at Liberty and we presume is ere
this her way TO Canada-LOcaesrer Advertiser Dec o.
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MURDER IN DRoCKvlLLE On Thursday night
las srsoas occurred between smuggling party and the
Custom House officer and bis tants about one mile
om tho village Of Brecsre On Tie Plank road leading
TO Coemans cornors. In the ai1rsy man by tho
Of emh shot dead three bucksh passing through
his body st Laurence Republican, Dec. a.
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Married.

On Thursdsy, December 0, by the Rev. William w.
King at the Third UDive Church Blocker street.
Mr. WILLIAM MCCLAvE con of james McClave, Esq, and
Of the firm Of McClaye Fowler to-CARoLIsE EARLE
both Of this city.
Pontiac Mich, and st. Louis Mo, papers plesse copy
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GssBRAL pIERCE's CALIFoESrA RrHd Tho mss.
ave gold rDg cent TO General Ptsss by purbsr of CT
lyme Fan Ffsoetsco va presented 70 him on the 9Th
E1Q
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sh!y Heyara (ss New yrsaas) Rcd, Hsv.s, Va d ~
NV d sIss :: Sss, I: :: It:
:
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s:: ps..:s sss ss..t Il srs .ss s.
=: 81: sss fss:: & Michel. ,s.,.
Says with marble rays g. e iestH. Dss isi =
" epoSs clipper bark Assn, ff,a singapore Bsssss.
Bari Alfred rBrsnj Dsr.nt Br.nss 81 days, in ssIlass.
and s ss s s: sss sss s.
..f ,ss With sse.
Bro s.u y pstss L9.tfe5s tSpg.llsot mast
Cnss a.soins. NOV IS. lat Il 80 Ion Is IS pssssS
s Eds the SsSs % s sssSs
Tss i'm % and had Sgsls In The tor Dee e.
soutismptsn and Bremen f"'"' Ss'A' A'A'' ''s
Brig Coy frewn Trim St Marks days. with cotton "
Brig Holt: Denrel.en Ellswsrth 10 days. with tssA
ans tmbev; to Mayhem, Talbot & ca.
days 9TH sssts and WOOL to order Nov & lat q Is 10.
"a. spoke bark Milford, her GO for Gal,eston:
sehr Martha, Nelson, Beaufort NC days. with navaG
sehr Levi. A Edw.rss Wade peep Creek, W. day.s
virginia in 81 gale Henry York lost overheard.
sehr Flores Brewster. bridgeport, day.. for w.siax
sehr Jsseph Rogers worthnsson Portland oe.a dasw
schr d. Russell Nickerson Portland. Conn, daya
sohr i swift. swift New Haven . days, Tor vissiasa
Schr Meteor White. Brids port, days.
ssSr f Potomac Absot,. sullivan. Ne. Il days
slcop Joseph Hall Clark Po,tls,d Conn. days.
Cst BARTLETT ofthe ship Rotcp. from Glasgow a19 e
th wresa Ss SUNK With sr %Ser: 10 ed
Of water This is possibly the wreck The pilot boae Ysnses
miles rs from sandy Hook AZ tho time the aooiynA