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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
EIGHTEEN ElETY-TWO.

TINS year has certainly begun with unusual
harshncss and severity. As a certain lady said,
when speaking Of the introduction of some
stranger into the presence of select party, "it
has been rushed in" (ushcrcd i'm with all the
freezing ceremonies Of the seuson Bnt we nre
informed by an old addage that "a bad beginning
makes a good ending" We trust, therefore, a
good harvest may be anticipa,sd tlr ihe -srEzsai
Cnfs,nlas present for Decem-
Der 1882
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COM III ERCIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, Jan. 10, 1851.
During tho past week, there has been but
little doing in our Market There is, however,
on improved feeling in our Cotton Market, and
buyers are anticipating still better fcoling.
CorroN, strictly Fair, s cents; Mddlins Fair,
II to u, and downward, as low as 81.
Provisions are tile same as at our last; quota
tons. Bacon Sides, l l to l2 cts.
FLOUR, $50 to and s. per barrcl
CopPEE, Rio 10 to II cts; Cuba II Java l6.
FIDALGO.
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WRITTEN FOR rue iDyslaTisEh. ilIflIlI
GENTLE KORDS. N

as the landscapes suffering green s; :. I
Woos the cool refreshing shower,
As the sailor seeks, The helm -,
When the storm begins to lower,
So the burthen'd spirit Graves J.
Soothing tones and words of:cheer,-
Falling gently on the soul,
As some plying angels tear.
Wearicd with the arduons cares.
Which mothers duties bring
Seeking, like fragile vine, ..
Some strong staff round which to cling
When thequick elastic step
Der the threshold meets her ear,
And are heard those words of love,
Cherished in her heart smoss dear -
"Chccr thee, dear one! let smile
Wrcathe again those lips Of thine!
We'll know thy cares aregreat--
Greater they may be than mine.
Yet thou knowcst would bear
All thy burthens If ! might =
Lean on mc-my heartwill share
Cares Of thine to make them light"
Like lone imprisoned bird
Loosened from its silken chain.
Docs that dropping spirit rise
Gladstone to the air again.
Sinking with the daily toll
Which must bring his children bread
Anxious days and s1eePless nights,
Casting SHOWS around his head
Docs the father turn his face,
To the hearth where loved ones meet;
Feeling sure kind looks and tones,
Will his wearied footsteps greet.
Now, rewarded for his cares
BY his gentle helpmate's love;
Poacc resumes hsr quiet throno,.
Nesting like timid dove.
Gentle words and pleasant tones,
Cancel gEiefs that eetsssyh esyl the heart,
;rrtttturru; win rs: l5ys ImfaFt.
Rose corrAeE.
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MIR, AByEY,S SPEECH.

WE call attention to the eSccllentspeech OF DR.
AsNEY Zone of our members) which will be found
upon our first page. 1t embodics MIR. AS views
rs expressed by him at different times in the pro.
gress of the debate We should have presented
it to our readers bat have been prevented
by IN unusual pressure upon our columns. Ii is
we'll worthy the attentive perusal Of every sub
cr;h
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SOMETHING CURIOUS.

A sklful mechanic, Mr.. HoYr,. is now at work
in our village, engaged in the business of moving
houses. 1t may seem strange to some of our read
ers but it is nevertheless true, that he can move
any building, chimneys and all, without so much
as cracking the plas,cring within, or dislodging
brick
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SHERIFF..
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

WE are requested to state that the Rev.. w.
KELLY, one OF the Missionaries appointed by the
South Carolina Conference, for California, will
preach in the Methodist Church this (Thursday)
evening at early candle light. At which time n
collection will be taken up to aid him in reaching
his field Of labor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
classical aud English School
1T AIKEN. s.. c. 81

,YHyHE Subscriber win, with divine psrmi.-
! Il sion, open School on Monday The l2,hs
ief January in Aiken, s. c. z s:sls5!
The year will be divided into tMos Sessions ofs
Five Months EACH The FIRST SesF0n viii corr
mence on the 2Gd Monday in january. and sths
second on the 6rse Monday in July. g
The Subscfibersis prepared TO accommodate
Ten Boardsrs Priceof Board, SO xn,onih,
(washing and lights jnclnded9 = =. -;
s-.e Terms of Tuition. sEss
For.the Classics s. {. I. ~ 80. ass
English. ..,:,.. -:
Board can be had in several !eIesalsnt tprissssss
families ct $40 q month:
! -. S; FRAN els JoIINsoN
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THE DIFFICULTY IN MExIco.-Afvices from
Brownsville. of The oath December, at New
Orleans, state that the revolution had not
been suppressed. Carravajal had received
reinforcements of one thousand men, and
would soon open the campaign. 1t was re-.
ported that Canalcs was making overturcs
to Carravaial. and that the Government was
trying to effect compromise at all hazards
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Jan Is
Boarding for Young Ladies,

yH1IIE Subscriber willaccommodate with board
L ing, ten or twelve Young Ladies'. His
House is roomy and pleasantly situated, convent
ent to tho Female Academies. Parents and
Guardians may bo assured that every attention
necessary will be paid to Girls committed to his
care. EDAlONO fENN.
Jan. l. 1851 oo
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Positive Notice.

A IL Persons indebted TO me either by note
- or open account, MUST make payment
by the first Of February nezt, or they will be:
placed in the hands Of an Attorney to be sued.
indiscrmnatcly. JOHN LYON.
Jan Is st SO
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january Is

w THE Friends of FELIX E. BoDlE,
respectfully announce him as, a Candidate
for Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
w The Friends of w. F. DURTSOE,
respectfully announce him rs q Candidate
for Ordinary, at the next election.
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office.

A IL persons are hereby forcwarned against
n trading for note upon William B. Dorm.
for S207. .a24, bearing date 18th February last,
rnd payable to John NJ. Clark, the said note
having been deposited for special purpose with
Richard Bailey, who it is apprchended may en-
deavor to transfer the same, but who has no
STERLING FREEMAN.
Ian 10 St 81
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EDGEFIELD, =. e.

~ Mr.. JOHN SENTELL, is our authorized
Agent to collect all monies due this Office either
for Advertising, Subscription or Job Work, and
give RECEIPTS for The same.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Benjamin Miller and others,
Thomas Anderson and wife '''N'o"'
and others.
n Office is hereby given that by virtue
" of an Order from the Court of Equity
in this case, and hy consent of parties, /
shall sell at Edgcfcld Court House on tho
first Monday in February next, at public
auction, the following Negroes: Bob, Sue
and her children. lshan,, Frances, Mandy,
Louiza, Laura. Hannan, and an infant child.
Said property to be sold on a credit until
tie 25h day Of December next. except costs
to be paid in cash. The purchase money to
be secured by bonds or notes with adequate
personal surclies
A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. d.
Jan Is St 81 =
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Notice (!

II HEREBY forwnrn all persons frcm trcspas.
j sing on my Land either by cutting Board
or shinglc Trees, or Hauling Wood or Light
wood from off the same.
B. L. MURRELL.
Jan Is st o2
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TO.DAY,S POEM.

Our thanks are due to our friend of Rose Cot
tage for the pretty verses we publish to-day. We
hope she will continue her contributions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
ELECTIONS.

In the election, which has just passed by, for
CLERK, ORDINARY and SHERIFF of this District,
the following vote was pullcd for each candidate.
Next eek, we will give the full returns.
FOR CLERK
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LanIEsIN0R,s Y0nR lCaANCE..

OLD Time has kept leapitg on win n IN Wesaiy1
strides, until leap year has once more been brought
around in the courss Of humane vents And ;A
now the young ladies' may leap for Joy because
itist their unquestioned 70 leap INTO
the affections of such gallant benuI, as they may
fancy, by a direct and dsdownright leap. The only
caution we think it necessary 70 give 70 the girls
is contained in a-comrnon maxlm' "hich ! says 81
/" Look befure you leap.
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The Fifth Sabbath Union Meeting

WILL meet at NlouNr ZION CHURCH, in the
Fourth Division, of the Edgefield Association,
on Friday before the 5th Lords day in February.
introductory Sermon to be preached BY Brother
d. ID. BRCssoS. We wish full attemdanee Of
Ministers and other Brethren.
5. r. GETZEN, Cn1IH's.
1unnary * If So
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FFIIE Subscribers has and will keep OH hand
4 we'll selected stock of Goods, consisting
in part Of the following articles:
Gunny and Dundee Bagsing. Rope and Twile
Choice Portorico and Clarified Sugars,
Refined Loaf Powdered and Crushed Sugars,
Old White Java and Green Rio Coffee,
A good assortment Of Irons anil Nails,
Salt in Sacks. both coarse and fine,
n. Orleans and West India Molasses,
Prime Canal Flour, of the bes. brands,
Bacnn Sides and choice Hams,
Lard. Sperm and Tallow Candies,
White Lead and I.inseed Oil,
Best Sperm and Train Oil,
Prime Cheese, in boxes,
Nos. and Mackcrcl, in whole and half bar
Negro Cloths and Blankets,
Shoes and Sole Leather,
Window Glass and Putty.
Furniture, sc.
Consisting Of large and small Rocking Chairs,
Large Arm WunI-scat Chairs.
Cane and WooA-scat Setting Chairs,
Belstcals, Willow Wagons, Cradles, &e.
Churns. Tubs, Buckets, Barrel Covers, &c.
Also, large AMI excellent stock Of Saddles,
Shot aud Bar Lead,
Rifle and Blasting Powder in quarter, half
whole kegs.
JOSIAH SIBLEY.
Hamburg, Jan l4 At So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

FIRE.-Wc regret 10 learn that The saw
mill of Mr. Stephen Smith WAS Consumed
by fire on Saturday evening last 1t WAS
caused by having fire in the mill, we under
stand, while The hands were at work The
loss will probably amount to about $1,000.
No Insurance. We svmpathize with Mr.
Smith, and hnrc that the business of the
mill will warrant The erection of new one.
Marion Star, Jan. 6.
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A pREDICTIiON,

TnE New York Heldia; ;fhs first paper ut the
North, predicts that dissolution Of the Union is
at hand, unless the South will submit to the abo.
liion of slavery. "Terhble tines,"' says the
Herald, care at hand. 2 \ *
"Al those who can dispose of their real estate
and other property in thiseity at present prices,
shoud sell ont at once and move elsewhere; for
in either altefnaiive-asd dissolution OF the Union
or the abolition of savery-S New York would, IN J
few short years, present the gloomy spectacle OF
her ships rottening nj her whafves and the grass
growing in her streets. I"
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/: .B.ater FroiIriiai nj Emrove.

y The British MailsSteam Ship CAMBRIA has
arrived at Halifax from Liverpool, which
mort she left on the 27tlsultimo. 80: -: :@ !
THE MARKE1s-In Liverpool Cottonhad
advanced an c;gth Of y penny, principally on
those qu;li,ies beluw Fair, although all gradrs
had improved. The demand also, was good.
and Fair Orleans was quoted at l-Sd, and
Upland at Sd. The sales since the depar-
turc of the Africa on the 20sh nit. comprised
lhirty.four thousand bales. Of which expdr-
tiers took two thousand and spectators two
thousand bales. FLOUR was firm at full
rates. Sales of Carolina RICE had been ef-
fvc;ed at from lSs.. to lSs, Cd. TEADE in
the Manufacturing Districts WAS brisk.
EsGLANp.-Visrount PaLMERsToH, Sc.
cretary of the Foreign Department, has re-
signed in consequence Of dissensions having
existed, in the Cabinet in relation to the
language, used by him TO tie KossUTH De-
putltinn, which was deemed not compliment
tary to the European Despots, and GRANVILLE
GEORGE LEvEsos GowER-Enrl Granville
formerly British Ambassador at the Court
of the late LOUIS PHILIPPE has succeeded
him.
FRANcE.-LoC1s NAPOLEON has been clcc.
ted by an immense majority. In cighty-onc
Departments he obtained an aggregate OF
six. million and eleven thousand votes, while
the votes against him only amounted t"
seven hundred anil nine thousand. He is to
be called Regcm ofMe Republic.
SpAlN-The Queen has given birth to =
robust Princess.
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l8- The first part Of Charity consists in
putting away evils; the second, in perform
inc good and useful actions.
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State of South Carolina, !;

EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
C. II. Goodwin and others,
rs.
Elizabeth Goodwin & others.
TN pursuance of the Order Of the Court Of
L Equity in this case, notice is hereby Civ
en- to the creditors of Chamberlain L. Good
win decd, to come in and establish their:
claims before me, on or before the l7th day:
Of April next.
A. SIMKINS, C. F. E. D. 8
Comm'rs Office, Jan II lat 50 s.
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A Card!

AIRS. Ell. 1E. BROWN, returns her
IVA grateful Acknowledgements to her friends
and the community general. for the liberal pat
ronase which they bestowed upon her during
the past year. -.
She has associated with herself IN business,
Miss A. \. BEiLAAY, an experienced and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15
Fashionable igantau Maker,

who will assist her in conducting the Millinery
Department, in all its branches. :
They hope to receive o share Of public pat,
ronaye, and will use every excrtion To deservet.
They will BE- found in the building adjoining MIR.
P. F. LABoRpE. directly opposite the '.Spam
Hotel" Their friends are respectfully solicited
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Boot g. Shoe Makers Wanted.

BOOT & Sn0e MAKERS WduCeu.
yBywO FIRST RATE Foot Makers,
IL and three or four good Shoe Make ers,
one of them first rate Peg Workman, can find
employment by applying to the Subscriber at
Edgefeld C. H.
Jan Is If So ~
O The South Carolinian, will give the above
four weekly insertions and forward account to
this Office.
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber
II either by note,sor open account, duo the
first Of January, that are not settled by the
10th Of February next, may expect to pay cost,
JOHN l.. DOBY.
Jan Is s.s; St 50
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GAMBLING IN TIE MIsEs.-The Stockton
Journal says:
The professionals" are now, and have
been for some time, doing a flourishing bus-
ness, not only in the "mining towns" but
all over the Southern mines. Instead of
Whiting in San Francisco for the miners to
bring the gold to them, as formerly, they
now go to the mines and are as faithful in
making their circuit, and visiting certain
points on certain nights, as are the most
Jealous Of the itinerant preachers in per-
forming their stated tours in East. Mounted
on mules, with saddle-bags full of "big dol
lars'' and few packs Of monte cards, a
certain class of gamblers are constantly
travelling in the mines visiting every camp
where there is possibility of getting bet
keeping sharp lookout, of course, for
rich leads, new diggings, and "soft snaps"
Most of them have their regular CUSTOMERS
Woodworking men who "buck OFF, every
dollar with the. hope, some time or other, Of
@brcaking bank" Many Of these gam
blers are disappointed miners, men who
stood we'll at home, but who, either through
laziness, inability to work, or ill-luck, have
not realized their expectations in mining.
Most of them are wild and reckless, but
many are close, shrewd, and calculating men,
who, as long rs they can make money, have
few scruples as to the means. We must say,
withal, that some of them act with principle
and honor in the ordinary transactions of
life.
The vice of gambling has now become SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

FATAL ArFEAE.-Coroner Miller yestcr-
day held an inquest upon the body Of John
Sloan, who died on Sunday morning, about
o'clock, from wound which penetrated
the heart.
The facts established by the investigation
were, that the deceased and j. NJ. e. Sharp
were drinking together at the ST. Charles,
when words ensucd about an old difficulty,
and during its progress the latter inflicted
the wound from which Sloan died. Sharp
promptly gave himself into the hands Of the
Sheriff and was lodged in Jail, where he now
remains under the Cnroncr's commitment.
South Carolinian, 9th inst.
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GROCERIES.

Jan 5l.-5 a 4l,... 4s .
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THE RuMoRED CUBAN ExpEDrTIoS.-It
having been stated by n Washington letter.
writer that the Spanish Minister had received
information from the neighborhood OF ST.
vanah, Georgia, that new Cuban expedi-
ton WAS OH foot, the Savannah Republican
SAYS:
awe undertake to say that there is not
one word of truth in this statement. The
public will come to believe after awhile what
we have long believed, viz: that certain
class of correspondents, when there is no
news of startling character going: manu-
faciure all sorts. Of f;Htreasons, stratagrmss,
and spoils," .witlrthe hope Of rendering ;helr
lucubralions readable. Some of them seem
quite detcrmTinrti never to have done with the
rejoice tolscri The same scenes re-cnacted, ms
il would. gire them something 10 write abont:
Perhaps il is for a similar reason that some
of Mr. Thrashprs newspaper friends evinee'
Il disposition to ride him to death
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-01-15

terrible TRaGEpy.-Bya private letter
to member Of the Legislature, the Austin
(Tcxas) Gazette learns the particulars of y
terrible tragedy which occurred snrne three
weeks since in the town of Gilmcr, Upshrr
county. A difficulty having sprung up be-
tween Mr.. Jesse Miller and y Mr.. Cleveland,
in the progress Of which Cleveland stabbed
Miller with knife, producing almost instant
death. A little son of Miller, aged only
twelve years, seeing his father murdered, run
into an adjacent room and caught up Il dou-
BILE barrellcd shot gun, and shot Cleveland,
I'D, ,ing in his body lwenty-srvcn bu:k>hot,
Of which he died Immediately. The little
hoy, says The letter, WAS permitted to 60 1T
large, the community, regarding his act rs
one of true liIial affection and bravery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

Onthe morning Of May l

On TIE morning May 49, AURZI AYRES, ofhe firm Of L.
A. A, aged AZ years
The funeral " III ts, place from his late residence No l3 Henry
O'Clock HIS end. AMI those Of the nuny are
invited 10 attend His remains viii be taken to STANFORD Tor later
rent
on Tuesday May L. GFOR6IASA youngest daughter
Of Rev, H. Hart aged l. months ant l'dsys
the aud those h"r uncle g. b. Miller are
recifuy her funeral rh No ~ Hudson ~ on
Thur day % PM without further inv luon
Book yn. Aley *, at h redence No - Stnd@St, ms
ChTHARINE HERBERT widow OF tue late james Herbert ased
-
attend "Wednesday afternoon nj O'Clock from
First Methodist Ep copa Church, arist. Brookyn
Philadelphia, Hay H. MARY D. OF william Bnd'a late
Of this City. . ,.,,.,,,,.,
At Harlem. May 10, THORNDYRE CORNING MckENNEE
aged % years aud months.
The relatives respectfully invited TO attend the
Harlem NJ r. Church, Ihursaay My % AZ l.
O'Clock precisely His remains viii be taien TO Greenwood tor IN
teimen'. 80
ard daughter Poster ESD aged 81 an months
The friends the aay ami also the Excelsior Chap
o. t. A., respectfully invited 10 attend her nnera
ltln deDce No. m Orchard ST. this afternoon, 18th INST
at O'Clock, without further invitation
cT Orarge Co. and Long island papers please copy.
Nonkefs Monday May II, AtREIlA JANE, youngest
dsushtei Of Cornelius Odc, the 2nih Of her
morning the l7h INST, JAMES w. DoMNlCh, IN the
18th year Of his
The funeral s. vce viii BE- held Stephens Church. Of
Broome Chsie "Wednesday, the la;ln- ut ococt
p NJ HIS friends and tsOse OF bis and soasln-aw are iu
ted 10 attend.
In the CITY Of Brooklyn Monday the nth inst after
lingering uesr, ELIZABETH rehct OF the late henaei IowoeT
o 10th year OF her
her together. with the members OF
Johnst Cur and Pacdcs and Washington ii NJ
Brooklyn, respectfully invited TO attend her ne
81 between DUe and Cold Her remains will be taken to Green
wood
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY Is.


Steamship Europa Lott, Lvcrpool y. CvnsrS. IT, -
shpsLesmshaso, Dr. Webster, 81 Ans'ews. ". w We
Co Alexander y, tnond Mustard Qaehec. roppe Coz 0ca
da Bars,ow savannah z. w Bynes ST George Crawford Law
erpoo d. osen Westminster, shapley, New 0eua, Stsnoa
Thou psor Palmyra. Periins, Qnebec Russell Norton.
BsIk--Gsorer, (oheal Iboa Ninnstoa Pope Co. De
fcaJer BE- Gallagher QOsbec w. Hart Oons. Chase Bsa
eor Brett yose Co Powell. tHG) Rowland, Newport.
tng Crime Mnum Nancy Ann, JACOBS. Georsstown.
Peek Nary Jane sben san francsco. p. huck
Co.; Psm, Robinson, MarseJe- Sardy Sanford Unos.
Clark, MaianEa. ID. Curtis, Jr.
Prss-- Mary Ann wer ST. Johns ~ y, w. a. H. Newman .
George Hyler, }. w. ti~e Coz Xenopbons
Morng Csrdenss, y Buck Co; Maxwell, OBJ fsyof st.
Johs n. n. Schmidt a. Basheu.
schooner sb-h smith New Haven master Ahahs.
Welor Apaschcc Eage Hazard Charity, Budd, Hamtoss
c. j. b. Ben,oB Madasssar, Bon~ y, Boon. H. d. srooh-
Tory, PHILADELPHIA A. g. Benson Morrs
sihman Ssgua Grsnde ssht Gambo Batter; Martha
Datns Providence Henry Gates, Cu-hmsn, New sedots
master Emily Johnson Baltimore, Johnson Lo~P-n;
Pauline NewSern Medd Ph,i Corsa. Young New Bed
soop-osa,or Avery Hartford Henry casf, Appleby. Provi
dence