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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

State of Wisconsin, Iowa county IS.
Thomas Rashott' In Chaucery for the
Elas Pilling. gage.
BY virtue OF decree of sale granted at the
October term Of the Circuit Court OF Iowa
county, in sand state. dated the oath day OF
October, A d. 1851, directed to the sheriH
OF La Fayetre county. IN favor of the sar
Thomas Rashott. plaintiff against the sair
Elias PIlling, defendant. | will sell at public
outcry at the front door of the Court Hous,
IN Shullsburgh. in said county. on the 1911
day of December, 1851. between the hour
of l0 O'Clock n. m, aud O'Clock p. m, Of
said day the following described property,
10 wit: the Southwest quarter i dissection
number fifteen, (l5) in township number
three, 81 IN range number three 81 East
Of the fourth principal meridian, together
with the aPPurtenances thereuniO belonging
all in the county Of La Fayette. and state OF
Wisconsin, To satisfy the sum of five hundred
and seventy-five dollars, and interest thereon
from the Sd day of November, A, d. 1916,
ntil the 18th day OF December, A. ID. 1851.
Said interest amounting to two hundred and
We dollars and seventy two cents. together
with the cost OF suit and accrung costs.
Il Fl. BRANAN, Sheriff
Of La Fayette county. Wis.
Shifts Office SuIlsburgh Oct. 25. 1851. CIV
At the request OF the defendant and by order OF
the complainant, the above sale IS postponed until
Wednesday the 18th day of February. A D. 1882
at the same place and time OF the day
H. H. BRANNAN, ShC LAT Co Wis.
The above sale IS further postponed until the
lst day of April, 1882, at the same place and
time Of day. H. H. BR4SAS, Shift.
Feb. II, 1852. IDS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
4ItRANGAuENr FOX
-. 1852.
Gal IA and Minnesota
UNITED STATES MAIL line

Consisting Il three first c'ass huars,
Nun Me- APT 90 SxI7E.
for Fran KIN, Cor BLAEELT-
Rem CAMPBELL, Carr. NJ ~ LODwEcK-
Lr-vinS Ga.eas-
The NOMINEE cart .s~1rH, Noud avs, a II o'eock
Tne DR. kANS4tN, CAPT K. BLAEELY, "edaes-
DAYS - o'clock.
Tn BFN CAMPBELL, Capt. u. ". LepEIcs, Fridays
A. 2 a'ciuck.
The above Ro-ts vi regularly during TIE ensuing
season Having the MzlI Gonsrsc Their punCuAfty
D. ries They ~ t. Paul ~ fciently long
70 enable travellers VISIT the Falls OF - Anthony
FHr speed and aCcefnpludarn Thee boNts are un7uT
passed and every wilt be paid 10 Passengers and
Ere ghL- They vii leave puuctuay ST the hour uameo
The Nominee a make the TIP as not - be Gus Oh
Sunday.
Goods shipped 10 the Agents at 81 Louis Galens 20
40 by lhis hue, sIil be forwarded free OF ch rye
t being ne mi % The great thurouShares lea
travel r., N the Ea zari uesn % upper Miss
issppi, kes pa sage by Steamboat from point Az
g. ueary all the steam boats on tas Southern trade, from
Louis And ports below, INTO This port
re.hipment for Points ahoee
AGENTS
Z. F. sass, 81 Louis, NkLsoN, GILBERT & Co.
3. Il. CAAFEKLL 4 Co, Nelson's Landing
GAIana- c. K. RsAn, Lake Pepln-
G r wHsr, dialogue. L HKSrzELL, Point DJUgi's.
VI LAxawoRrHT CEuRCHILL NKLsos,
A. NcGRxaaR saltwater.
Mctsregur,s Landing. ". BAs ocK, St Paul.
3 " SIS ? On Ch'n- = Il. SAEGEST. -
2 D CoTLxs. lansing. RrssELL = RrcG, 81 Anth'ny
CAxpBELL & SsTTH JAsKs PKcE 3 Co. hicago-
Is Cro-se-
Gsens- Feb - So 10 Sw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
LOOK ot-rFas CoVNTERFEurSI
ENr.NSaVE land SALE.

gzyHE subscribers viii sell at Public Auction, Twelve
Farms. at vAIu~hie tracts of Timber Lands. sit
laLed in BueuA Vista PichlaRd County, MS also
Village Properly, ia Blcss and lots
rcoriing tie plat Of Richsnd CiIy Asn one fourth
- acres albumin said village, the same being
undivided interest. The sale 10 cuTnence on The
Ftrst Tuesday .9pTTL 1852
and continue frun day, unul all Is sold.
TERMS-l3Ee rhirH CaaA the time OF max ing the
Deeds thlrJ year, aud one thIrd in tvU years
with interest = per cent, pay able annually The A.
mounts on credit b. secured by Mortgages. The said
Earnls resr-Inad hE Q vision are,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
NEW STORE,
NE W GOODS,

Ind prices 10 SUlt Customers
ZnHE subscriber has Just opened in the village
u of Mineral Point, under the old saloon on
High street, in the store formerly occupied by
TregasSis & Bros, large and well selected as
soTtment of
FALL s WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with particular re
gard 10 the wants of this market, and selected
with great care, with regard 70 beauty and dura-
biIIty. They have large stock of cloths, such as
BROAD CLOTHS
of various colors and qualities,
Sattnetts, Kentucky Jeans, new Pilot Mole
skin, Cassimeres, Yesting, Flannels, etc etc. etc
All of which warranted to be as good il not
better than any in market, and Will be sold al
prices unusually low.
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality orcOlorof
Alpaccas, Lawns Delanes,
Muslins, NIulls, Jackonetts,
Merinoes. Laces Linens. &c,
which cannot fail TO please the most scrutinizing
eye Also, English. French, and American prints,
Ginghams, bIeached and unbleached Domestics,
Drilling, Cotton, silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
Irish linen, Ribbons Silks, Worsteds. Canton
Flannels, Tapes. Braid, Needles, Pins, Thimbles
Scissors. Hoes. &c, &c together with all the va
rieties OF articles that may be needed for the com
fort ofthe body TO please the fancy. He viii
sell nine yards Of beautiful calico, JrayTaHted fast
co0Ts for dollar, and other goods of superior
quality equally low.
They have also an unusually large stock OF
BOOTS & SHOES:
Comprising all the varieties of mems and boys
coarse and fine boots b-ogans, kip and calf shoes
Ladies and Misses boots and shoes
SHOES d SLIPPERS:
Children shoes of various sizes, colors and quail
ties Their stock of boots and shoes are Of every
quality from those fitted for the mud and water o.
our streets and sidewalks, 10 those suitable &c
adorne the most fashionable foot for the ballroom
Also, an unrivalled assortment of
READ YMADE CLOTHING:
Pilot, Beaver & Broad cloth over coats,
/ Plain and extra fine Dress and FTock coats,
Sack coats of all sizes:
Cloth, Sattinett & Jeans pants. ofvarious quail
ties-striped and PLAIN,
Silk, Gotten, Worsted & cloth Vests,
S1irts, Wrappers. Drawers, &c,
all of the latest fashions and STYLES OF goods anl
made up tor dura biiity and comfort.
We are also prepared to furnish materials anc
have clothing made to order by experienced
workmen, in the best style, and on short notice
Warranted TO fit or no sale.
/ Believing that small profits and quick sales are
by far the most profitable, the subscribers are de
terrnned to sell goods Lo,rer than has been custo
mary in this market. In fact they feel confiden
that they afford goods at -7uction prices, fol
cash One Of the firm being in the city OF New
York. Our arrangements are such as to be con
stantIy supplied with the various styles, PAT
terms and fashions. They solicit share of tn,
I patron lge Of a generous public.
/ IL Don't forget the place-the room on High
street, in the brick building under the saloon
formerly occupied as a store by Tregaski. S Bros
DELLER & MICHELBACHER
/ Mineral Point, September IS5I-n49
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
LONDON VEGETABLE
BILIOUS g-1Eso

FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE, or PHAaMAcT.l
ERHE public are assured that IN these Pills they
- have medicine Of uurjyaled power and ef-
dcacY. The Proprietors after having used them
several years In an extensive medical practice con-
Gdcntly pronounce them the best Pill ever com
pounded.
Il the public would take the trouble 70 exsrnin
thew would find that the pills IN general use arc
got up by men having no medical knowledge,
though some of them give themselves the title OF
Doctor. Their object being TO make money thei
pills are composed Of some drastic drug, like aIos-
and sometimes sugar coated 10 cover extreme
" uauseatjnC taste These pills Will generally op
crate bar they are apt 70 leave the bowels costvs
and by their partial operation upon the large in
.estneS they induce costiveuess- piles and variou,
forms Of dyspepsia and other arrangement Of the
ntestjncs. Not so The
LONDON T-EGET3ELE BILIOUS Pills.
They arc what thew profess to be. composed Of
some Of the most rare and valuable medicines ev-
pr discovered. and So combined that they act upon
all parts of the InresJines alike the small we'll
rs the large Bringing Tie liver into healthy
ion. they remove Al the outset, most prolific
source OF trouble and leave the bowels and digest
i,e organs in strengthened and healthy condition
The design with which these Fills ere got up
was TO solve the problem O. the possibility OF find
ing in the Vegetable Kingdom,
SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY
q all It's forms and practically IN regulating ths
liver and removing Bilious diseases. as well as act
.5 80 '. 90 " ~ --- - p ~
ent forms Of combination. these pills were found
3" so' .'5 i'-o'5- ~ '-5.LL ne i@o'le nave
,,71.a-.s l'-- 80 ~ al tue iui lo'e'
,n.e5 ~ rroper doses 70 the most delicate G
he or r}.ll IS well IS the robIsr man tn,
Medical Faculty are invited 10 test their merits
md -hr public generally. n rive them trial. As
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
ami all persons from buying removing Lead or
other f m the above described lands without my
written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMiTH, .fgsHt
DOdgeville, Iowa Co.. " il, Sep. 81, 1917. 5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
FRUIT TREES AND <IIK, BnEgY.

BaTEhGn -NErsS-y GsETdeH- Lgrs-. z &c EaSt freua
IOWA CoUATT, wIzCOSsIN,
~ q : TO firm his frieOus ami the -
80 a . public generally thai he supply V~sys
z.- Ihem with choice yarietsr Of al kinds II -
FRUIT TREES,
Consisting in part nf TOO vsroti of App-s 6J DO nj
Pears, - Ptums, Is Of herrie, of Ounces large
Enalsh Goosberries. and ali varieties Cu-rnnts
red. whit and black. Also. four varIsties or
aspot rfies with Aprcots P acnCs, Nectaiue ~
Finds OF Grapes, &c, her with every variety a.
hvHt5sry and OTH 1HsotGt Plants capable OF withstand
he Wise, climate
!is c"lerti. Of Double Y DNI.S omprisIrg 100 va
retles, both Fa-f am climbing, ezsiIr
seed IN varlety Of color geu. Tail beauty. hH,
is the finest ariCile- rf NamWc h. Victoria and ilau
tHU SARbl or Pie plant. and - rteeu varieties or
>TRaWBEERIES, &c. &c,
Nj If which are groyss under his immediate snr
tFeul1"n. dsrs suppl ed 30 APr Dcrober. at very
easouh lie prices, Carefully dHcEed any dSt-uc
\" 10 as1 grower ct careful y a fr-cI variety o.
yeyettbie- Flower aad AyFictU al -EElIS. sualrt 20
3nSes- commits uIh'r~ Use. Es -rsuCes IL tht
tZhest sanding can be gwen when -rq4ired J. II.
Dover, low 90. " IS, nov. -. l 81,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
EN>URANCE AGENCY.

IN>UR8NCE2 AGENCY.
THE undersigned having received the Agency Of the
l. following &c mpan'es, TO WIT
jefferson Life Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Nerc York Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
VaAey, n J.,
Is prepared to take risks Lives and Property on the
most favorable terms, either the Join Stock Mutu
Al Principle. r. D PCLFORD.
lIU Agent for Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
1895 Acres

AisO-TS0 sCrers Of Timber Land.
10y Farms Su- { HnG 5, have esch an ORCHARD Of
Grated Apple trees, selected from choice varieties OF
Fruit.
said Farms are mostly Prarie- with Oak openings
Surface diversified wah plains snd un7ustlng, remark
ally ven wstsrsd 9TH spring branches, Bear CTeek'
Pine and Wisconsin Rivers
Soil mixture OF ssld clay and loan, adapted to the
growth OF hest. Corn. Barley and ali GrHlns OF The
climate. snd particularly Tor grazing English grasses
flourish and Yield }sre crops The extensive range CT
Prairie and natural Nesdows- with an abunoence Of
spriuzs and brooks Of pure sord The most favor
able opportunities for dairy. stock FesiBg snd wool
growing SAID farms situated from one 10 miles
from Echlan1 civ the sCOnsin River n section
Of country UNSURPASSED haalthfuines The Tim oered
-sl caCice selections, ana are s1t ustta of<
he Wisconsin and Pine Rivers, and rom one bali to two
miles from the village where favorable opportunity =
offered from the abundance Of good Timber me price
OF Lumber ard ts faciii'iss for Market for profitable
EsENEZER LANE
GARWOOD GREENE
RichIand City. Wis, January ,, lS52-
AISR--wfu De sod at Auction yoke Of fNxen ard
steers head and Two years old Cttle psir
nr Horses choice stok OF Hogs number Of nrst Fst@
two horse wagons OF double harness, four pioTs
zih variety q Farming Utensils, snd 500 worth Of
HeEu Tin bar snE Lumber
TKsHs-6 uCn2rs credit With L per cent u
arr-cved ~e-Erlr-s sl+i3s4 ". vs. T.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
william Chesterfield,
IN CH
Robert RiddelI end -,
Elizabeth kiddelI, his wife, vi

J
Notice is hereby given. thai vrtne OF an order ard
decree in Chancery Of the Jcuit Of county
IN the state U Wisconsin,, sitting Chancery made and
enter-d in said Court the 2oJr day January A ~
l-52, in the before said CUurf, Uhc,ein the SAID
=" liam Chesterfield is complainant, Rob Il Edlp
aud Elizabeth kddeil- his wife, defendants, on FL
8uthority thern given, viii eel public vrn,iue,
the highesLoidder for in hand,
day # March,A ID. SI hours ten &c ucE
VI and four O'Clock r. Nj OF day at the from
door Of the Court House. in the town Of Mineral PJinr,
n said county, all the TghL TITLE and interest The said
Robert RddeIl and Elizabeth Ridde!l his wine. defend
ants had at ds-e of the Mortgage referred to- m zail
rider and decree of and IN the following described rfa
estate, with the appurtenances th@reunto belonging
vi, the piece, Gel or lot Of lad stIale i.g ano
bel z in The town Of Mineral Point, in The county %
Iowa and state Wisconsin, All half O..
lot mum eight ~ ia Vile survey OF said wn az
Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin. being s~n
ea estate describes In said Mortgage Toned in
cUmpiainanI's bill cOup!uInt oresaid The ah0v,
SAVE VIII b. made to satisfy the Of Five hundred
and one collars and forty the decreed by
Couft 10 be due by the said deierd nts sid
plznsnt 6r prucj pal and Interest said mortgage
and accruiug costs and interest.
RICHARD : VIVIAN, SherT. lows Co. Wis
Sheriff Office. Mine al Point, February 9th I-S1.
sam Crawford, oolr for Compt- ul6-6F
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
Bounty Lands.

To Soldiers Of the Ladtan Vars, and
Last TTar lrlth Great Britain
Z1HE undersigned is prepared TO prosecute
vi Claims under the late Act Of Congress,
granting Bounty Lands TO Officers and Soldiers
~ the Last War with Great Britain, or in any OF
the Indian Wars since 1880, and TO Commissioned
Officers IN the Late 81 at with Mexico, and hereby
give notice TO persons having such claims, or
wishing Information in relation TO them that they
win receive prompt attention by applying per
sonaIIy or by letter (post-Paidl 10
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point Oct "A, 1880. 15l-tt
3 q z 3 = Z Z & - ID S s
ZRHE undersigned, General Land Agent, will
- give particular attention to obtaining WAR
RANTS from Washington TO Soldiers, who are en-
titled 20 them by the late act of Congress.
He Hill also attend to locating warrants on lands
for those VINO obtain them under the above act
A long residence in, and thorough knowledge of
Western Wisconsin will he believes enable him TO
give good satisfaction TO those who may call on
him.
CHARLES F. LEGATE.
Land Agent and Surveyor.
Mineral Point. October 3lst 1880. #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
81. G. FARRELL,S

ME daily hear Of the astonishing cures bei-g
w effected ~ that great and popular medicine, The
yeuuins
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
POPULAR SCHOOL nooxS

n Yields Ne~ Grammar, gnd T.a,nber1-s pL,g;It
gv- published IN Maine and NV York. bv Sarhorr "a
Garier' can De had Of ChRs- " < George & Foznk al
FatteFe where schools. traders ind vlduas can -
supphed TO any amount Many sd v4Dfzgvs will % gi,-i.
ved from these Headers account hist rcai in
tornariun they contain, NJ better ufr-
-taooing OF what Is read Care has been taken 10 y
pam oV hote at the bottom ur each paCs all difficult
names These books well bound particularly
IN seeona and hrd readers the print i very plan and
young scnoaTs earn their lessons easier and are more
ted 10 these headr and Spoilers han any
have ever used. - ~
Although Towns Readers and Spoilers cot u more
Enan others would have cost viii furnish them Yer,
nearly al the common price of other school books
CHAS. W. & GEO. & FkANE
F'aibeV'He FehrHsrv 5th- t-52 n * R r1-ff
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
Lands For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 800 ACRES
L Of Land, being the
J Of the W I Of sec. Is town ran. 3 e
swt of Sc / of " IS 3 e
u of Nv OF % p
Of W Of y 3 ?
J of NV of p 3 2
The Land is part praire and part timber
the timber is young and thrifty. There Is p
good SPRISG oFwATER on the premises--it +
also in a good nejgnberhood. being about :
miles east of mineral Point, and a desirable
situation for farm.
.7LSO-Eighty acres of Timber land IN
Green county. Wisconsin, being the s Of
the s E of section l9, town l moth. range
: East.
For further particulars apply to-Tay
lor Esq, Land Agent, Monroe. Wis, or to
the subscriber at Mineral Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March Q. 1545, 30 It
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

NOTICE To All.
AND CALIFoRNTANs IN PARTICULAR
E s SPRAGUE
ToR the purpose Of uniting cspal Elth his oSn rep
1t ufafian tor making he 3 E>f RIFF. 5 N I.7 ;
sS0RLE, and thereby enable him 70 accomo tate Y
namoef or friends ard customers, has recently
formed 20 partnership with Mr. Nelson Lsihrop IN he
GUNSWITHING BUSINESS.
under the arm Of SPRAGUE * LATHROP, BY whom
Ihs business viii De continued hereafter, upon much
more extensive scale. Mr.. Lathrop has just returned
from chicago ~h general assortment OF 1rtsu1e :
FiInEs, quality, which viii be sold on he
most -easonsbIe terms. We shau keep constantly on
hand supply Il the drst quAlity q
AMMUNITION. POWDER FIASKS. SHOT BAGS
AND BELTS, CANES AGS- CALIFORNIA
KNIVES, Of various sizes. &, sc
Almost any article wanted BY he hunter furnished cheap
RIFLES
AApt constantly hand, made 70 order and FsTraz
~ % good be bought elsewhere
~ an Kinds 81 REPAIRING done on short
nence, and warranted.
2 = SPRAGUE-
NELSON LATHROP.
Mineral Poi1t. Feb. Is, 1854 I76
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

TO All WHOM H MAY CONCERN.
TNNE undersigned having sold their entire
Il 70 BURKE FAlRCHILD all who have standing ac-
counts against the said frm- will pleas call the
te- and settle Especially those who indebted,
We know that the others are sure T. come.
D. A FAIRCHILD, & co.
Mineral P int Dec 90 1851 OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
CuFFINsI COFFENs!E

@. . =.
= IT Z Z hudersigned, in returning thanks To
& L the inhAbitants of Mineral Point and vicfn
ity Tor their liberal patronage he etofo-e would
aaruunce that he has and will continue 10 keen
on hand for the zcrom ldati, n OF hosa residing
ia the couatry well as in town.zu ass.,yt,, ent
OF READY MADE CO~FISS OF ' arious ii e.
7 which VIII De solids the most reason able terms
He vtlG also make to orter, for such as desire IL
any qualify or Cofins needed.
has shop Il few doors r 3, ech,s Store and
his denee ppporite the Masonic Hall
- lSn kind. o. GARNET WARE Kent on
hand ali tines, made to order, prices cures
ponding with the scarcity Of MONEY. Plv-se call and
examine his asDck.
EDwARD KINNF
Mineral TO nt January 20, 's5A BItly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TEsTIaoNY OF THOSE WHO KNOW !

Sanstive powers 81
sxSBs SAR- APARILA
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ends Extract o.
h Iabori-U5 efforts
nade by many 20
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hat hsveheanma e
ends uaTn- 10 ere.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

EDURIIC NoTICE.--A All persons are hereby
n uaed not TO trespass, NJ ne Dig, upon any Of
following lands, without the written consent permIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
U0meAtic Porfa.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb 9-An. brig Ann Elizabeth.
Harding. SALEM schr Greenway, Kir5y st. Thomas. Sid
FEB 8. bark Pacific Sawyer, Boston; schIs Na,hsa Dur
fee, Head Fall aver; ~ c. Durfee James do D. Phil
lips, Carpenter EasiDOrt; Bounty, -. New York J.
Ms'her. Avery, New YORK; Lucy Ann Guest. Foster,
Boston.
ATTAgAPAs. Lain pert 23d. brigs Orlando, Chase,
Nancy. -. for New. York, do II. W. Moncure, Tcomb
fer hichmonf do schrs Mary Eliza Hotchkiss for New
York do; sodusks, do do; Esther Burr. Tltte, for
Savannah do; X Jackson, King. for Baltimore do
sid 2lst Northern Light, Davis Chareaoa (see
APALACHiCOLA-Inp or, q. h, ships Z. L. Hartman
(new) Arey, from Naldotoro John p. Harvard Andre.
for Liverpool, ldg laks Mary BaTney (uegl B.rssy
from Warren wig Helen Frances Blanchard for Prov
idence, ldg, Archlmetes Merrill for Fail River do 10
teph Fish Seayey, and Globe Whitman from Nav w.
I'd prey 20 Zeth bark Hhohe Carlisle. Providence
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