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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03
PATTISON AND BENSON,

\ THEIR LIVERY STABLE, in the rear OF The Amor
- lean House, s.. Paul. now have tn 'r hoses well
cork m ami in Iptop c..nnition in >eighS; And
also have cutters, and OH MED mp th' top of the
Art; also a supply clean Buffalo Robes, and
thing in snug, Gnteel and comfortable order, for sleigh
I'd NJ.
ST, Panl, Dec. 6, 1851.
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THE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest Of his brother, in the concern
Of II. W. TRACY s CO., will still contin-
ne business at his old stand. for his own
account. where he will he happy to see his
friends and the public generally. He-wi i'll
give his entire attention exclusively TO
Family Groceries, and will warrant all ar.
ticles in his line.
N. d. Books LAID a.i 'e--Trrm. CASH.
tRLESF. TRACY.
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iSSOlU ion

"lIE Copartnership heretofore existing
l. bet" cen the Undersigned is this day
dissolved. All persons knowing them.
strives indebted to the old CONCERN, " i'll
please make payment forthwith 10 Charles
F. Tracy, VII" Is author zed TO Iecs ipt for
the same. Al accounts AID uoteS not set
tIrd on or before Sept-uber, will be placed
IN the hands of an Il t"rnry for collection.
CHARLES F. TRACY,
HENRY W. TRACY.
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exccp. the Duke of Cambridge.
GALEvA AID CuIcAeo CN:ox Rail-
RoAp.-Tkc road will be opened to Cherry
Y, Hey, seven miles from Rock ord, by the
first JANUARY.
WAsnIScroS. Dec. -.
The Senate h ;u>t asSed reSo'u ion
o w leone 10 Kos>u h by vote 0. 33 10
6, mi great rejoicing.
WA>HISGroy. Dec. 9.
The Hon. John F. Darby, the Wing
Representative from he LIST di>tric, in
Missouri. is thought to be past recovery.
being paralyz u, | in both arms and legs.
Christi ma Trials Prisoners Acquitted:
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II.
The Jury in the case of Castiner Hano-
way have rem 'erd verdict o. Not Guilty.
Judge Gricr charged The Jury. that the
case W not one of treason. -Four cther
in 'ictmens were aban'ored v The Court.
W,sHisGroH, Dec. I3.
The IN Ell igrncrr has IN !horial Of
onr columns relating 10 K,>>uh AMI his
new foreign p,'icy proposed for tic Uni
lie States. II c;u ions the people agains
il. an cpnc'n les with the exclamation {:
Beware o. the Temper ~
The Union CONTINUES quiet relative to
K 's>uih.
The Republic has ~ article 10 prove
he fallacv Of K.,>>mh'< assertion reIa'iv,
10 The r. rm ~ Of feeling br'we'n Eng
'anl AMI III, Uni'eI States. and tie ce> Sd
sion Of iea'on>es AM rivalry.
Nrw YoRk. D c. III PM.
K,s>uih received no dcpntation. his
h Ill vc~y lecIl'. The gret Corpor.-
ton Dinner commenced at o cock tits
'ven;ng. II was his intention to deliver y
long ~ eel wi h ex'rac's from he snccch.
es Of Webster aul Cay on the great South
Anne, ic II Congress.
ALn,xv De. d. 1851.
TIE State carvaSscrs met nnl organ zcl
this day. arl IL rnrned until tom rev.
VIII. i is expec' ed the result of he cleo
lion. hel | i mouth since. will he tinl'v
'eo'are'. !, is surpassed on all bends that
the Four: cerh ward maul mus vii! he The
m~an> n!'eiv;no Mr.. Urman the c"r'if;c tc
of Attorney General. Instead of Mr.. Chat
Geld.
WAsHrSGroS. Dc. 9. PM.
The Republic this morning publishes
Ko<snth $ speech. and while it revcrencrs
his patriotism. warns Inn that The cou S.
indicated in his address is celebrated Ia
umpcn the ar Tor Of his brSt friends. and
can h Nv fail 10 add TO lis calamitieS hy
increasing his disappointment, and tina, he
must cxnec' nothing like active par'icipa-
tion in European struggles ly Young A
meric'.
The President has received letter from
Mr.. Thrasher's mother. setting forth his
situation, AMI asking aid from this Govern
mcnt.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 4.
The Republic Of this morning says that
as soon rs the particulars of the outrage
on the Promelheus at Graytown were re-
ceivei BY the President. a competent ma
val force was ordered to San Juan. TO pro-
trct American vessels from like ou'rages
i" the IL u~c; in inquiries ad !ressed TO
The British Governm mt TO ascertain
w her the con'uc' of the c pain Of The
Express WIS sane ioned by them.
KossurH.-A< this name is now in ev-
erybo vs. Inns. il is hest to prono,irce it
cor ely. The true pronunciation is Kos.
Shoe. pacing he accent on he frs svla-
be. Al fri vi W. such a pronunciation
seems irc.nsisttn with the or h. gr; p v !;
bn' reco'lect that III in the German and
toher Kindred lansu~ses is equivalent 70 {
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES, AT THE
Western Emporium

TNCLIEK has Just opened for exhibition at his NEW
L BRICK SIO:F. directly opposite his old stand a
large AMI >penild Ssorm-nt Of Dry Goons, Cio hing,
i.su Goods, Hardware Gallery Glassware and Crock
cry. Boots Shoes Hats and Csps and India Rubber
GpnS with every ns"ay Gait tur IN western
establishments. all OF which he of RS at wholesale and re-
tall at rces nlpcn re,luc IL. Merchants in the Indian
a t. Will find article they may wish, in the trade.
and with the a, suran that the charges will be moderate
AMI atis ,cory Oders can at all tim 5 be III ed TO any
arioun'.
To she Ladies' would say, we have few pieces OF
D la and Ca.hmeres.
20 pieces Alpa AZ needles
10 do preached cotton $4,000 Sha -pS. between and
20 do wool fsnnel buckskin needles
% do book ami Swiss 100 packs pms
m;iSlin>, superior art. 100 d'z re'ing AMI ivory
clio combs
$4,000 v,s prints the hest % oz scissors, superior
>ortn..u ever brought to article
Mimi sota, 2OO dog white ana assorted
, bal 8 shrrtings spool cotton
IA, drilling 100 iis SIX lin cotton
, do bed Kicking Silk and twist, bees wax,
dozen Bsv State shawls Tapr ami siik braie
do do hose MiftS, wristlets ana childrens
iiSl thread. cashmere and gloves
silk gloves. trw piaht 4" Oh WaaunS
nSy, splendid Tc!e Dana anu Drown linen Ia
Of silver ID buttons for bic covers
tr mining dresses fIac brushes inlal with
30 ME lin IN haudk,lS pearl and plain
Z; mp- AMI frnses Ladies ann cihhif N SHOES
linen ri;l,ou. JaIicS' lined rubber
1 md but.
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At THE OLD STAND,
NOTICE..

Territory of Minnc<o'a, } ESTATE OF JOHN p.
County of Ramsey. PARSONS, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appJn d hy tha Hon.
Hrnry A. Lambert, Probate Jrd Of lid NY. c,m-
rnssioners receive. min" and aiju AL CLAIM. aud
,ainst tn es'a" John r. Pa onS, late OF the
town 81. Paul, asrd, and to appoint convenient
tim AMI places tat purIose and six tunns IL N,
the 10 Of Dec"mJe nsan, being the time limited for
pr y min such claims
Notice her by that will Al the ON Of
Pier>e an VI lr ay, st. P'r the 81 VI iay
anil tn ilth hay 20 ~, 70: ih purpose "
appoinm harn: ella ms a,ain>t said
tate reQu ct Il TO pceSent h m j u M M.
ALLEN PIEHSH,
l.. II. FOR ) Commission ~.
~. II. LAVENDER,
Dse. Is. ts5l.-13'.
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ORDER, In D'srici Court, Ramsey county, in Equit,
Veal Guerin. Comp.
". foreclosure Of Mortgage.

v. ftci0Sifft Vt NUf Sases
Chas. X. Smith. Der.
On rad nj 10 I'll" subpoena in the above
Entitled together WITH the affidavit OF ienry A.
Ianhe-i, snci the above complainant. by which 1t
app-a u my isfacton that the defendant Cha les &.
SIN h. ,i Trory Of Minnesota. aud cam ut b..
founi h.ren and has NOT app AIRED In said suit Tn r.
lr; the said def nant, Charles h. Smith appear
lead demur, tn thu Complanans Bill I'll in
tn above by the first day of April n"N from. and
nine h ds,r this Orer, AMI 1T this ORDER be pub
SIZED in the II sptian. paper printed in tn"
WI II st. Paul, in "a Territory, six weeks success
lively, NJ at oncr in each week.
ST. Paul, Dec. p, 1851. JEROIE FULLER,
Ii, A, Lambert, Sol. for Con,pt. Chief Justice.
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X. MACkE. ZIE.

X. MACkEs ZIE.
lMPoR TER OF WIN IS AND LIQUORS.
Pine. East Of Second Street,
las JUSI RECEIVED in store and offers f.
u sale pIe> C"guitc b,andy, v'n'age of 1925
OF ve,y snrei,oi quail y aud flavor:
20 bhl. Of old D u, bon wh>key;
do do very hne copper stiI'ed do
Is do do icy d., sutcuo,, maj;
20 ba>ke,s HeIdsicck chan.p agpe ,quar,,
Is do do do ppts:
20 do GcsIee do quarts,
u do Pc rler Go quaIs,
10 do lmperal do pi",s;
10 do genuine CoId'D BIcu de-, quarts,
% DO q" 10 do,
Is cases superior spoikling hook;
pipes Mrdsr Swan Hiou,hd giH;
o aid, D"puy Brandy, "f the villages Of 1886 to
1Si9, Ia half, qnarIce and eighth pipes.
Clnet Wines Of various grades and prices, in
wool and glass.
Port, Sherry; Madeira and Tenciiffe Wines, ia
half rIprs and quarter casks.
l5ceses SUPERIOR opauith Liquc,icc Paste,
81. Louis, S.p.l.
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Notice.

Ii persons having unsettled accounts with D. l. Full
n LER, are hereby notified that they call and adj
Just the by tn 20h Ut this month.
st. Paul, Dec. 10, 1851. d. L. FULLER.
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AUctiOu Notice.

HEREAFTER our evening sales viii be held ever.
] / ii ,Idiy, Wrdne Niay and Saturday. We will sci
Go hing, Ny Goods and in fast, iie VI every thing.
FRENCH Il COLLINS, Aactioneers.
- Dee paer Is, 1851.
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W. .. TO ,yES

AStr 'the tes' s'o~k OF eoots, iac!u IN sncst
! hn- 'udr,-d q h has offered n
g.. Psi, For tLre, viii our sus- ma-e. who
n \. a>s.H, all bid ba.m i.-m tas ~ c. me-
pa.y." t~0 q
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Nrr"EGSan Specs: Ci,nAr,cr &c.,
~ for >a!SI. err
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Fl RS U.t>!!

yI-ANTFI ! thousand dol wor OF Furs, for
W wu'c b -.ssss. waxst pf.sr, n q b, vii he
uad. App :. We. y. 1U1BEs.
OeSs ~
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ALn.xv.D,c. d. 1851.

TIE State carvasscrs met :nl organize
this day. an ajnrned mill tom rev.
VIII. n i is expected the re-ult of The cleo
ion. hel u mouth since. will he tinIl'v
'ec'are'. 1t is surpassed on all bends thai
the Four: ceH'h wrrd maui; mus vii! he The
n~?u< ~ giving Mr.. Ul'man tie crr'ifc tc
Of Attorney General. Instead of Mr.. Chat
fcld.
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NV YORK. ID c. H. p. NJ.
X s>utl received no dcputation. his
h ;lth vc~y Iecll'. The gret Corpor.-
ton Dinner commenced at o cock tbs
'ven;ng. II WIS his intention to deliver y
long ~ eel wi h eX'rac's rom he Spccch
es Of Webster AMI Cay on the great South
Anne ic II Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
GALE of MORTGAGE BONDS of the

~ LAWRENCEBURGH and UPPER MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD COMPANN.-This company offers for ~
Seco Of their per cent ETst Morfgase Bonas with
interest Coupons annexed.
These bonds Of 81 600 each PAYABLE Isl M.rh
1850, with interest the FIRST days OF March and September
II the City OF NewNor where the principal il AZ, sys
be They are convertible into the stock Of 1he Company AZ
par az any tune within five years from their date and az
secured BY FIRST mortgage the road is ch..s
and equipment, by deed OF Gecrys ) M III ira
city Of NewYoTk, this being the first and oal e no
the Road and this being the entire sum authorized To b 10
sreS by the mortgage
TIE road extends from the road 70 run from Cincinnati n.
ST. LOUIS LawreBceburgh Indsuapo.s Ire e.sf,l ~
tie Stats OF Indiana distance of e04 -s and will wa,
conpted, with the twenty miles Of the rad aforesaid b.
most direct line tom Indianapolis TO Cincinnati -
IL passes through several important towns and over uo.e
fertile and well improved country and by means of rra
connections E1sde and making Shebvvile ana Tns;a-
spcis this kne VIII De placed In communication vrh ,x
oaehaf Of Indiana forming the best and fy mus OF ~
country the Only Of travel and trade 20 Cio,;
Seven railroads made making to Indiarspolis ~.
most Of which VII be important feeders ais Cpcansr
rosd: three railroads made 70 Shelbyvie the buss ~
which must naturally seek outlet over this road
The entire line 4 under contract and about % m.s
fapeEstructure far Shel5yvie 6S miles this an i-h
Pace Is already connected By Railroad vita Ind -
u contracts os the Road complete indianapolis sxr;e o.
the LIST October. 1855
The rails for the entire line 30 tuna are uurrh.a3 s
TUES are On The ine and being laid Down 400 t,,.
VII he forwarded ron this pert Immediately: tzn. a.
ready r SHIPMENT IN Wales and the residue Z 10 - ii
esce IN New-OSiesns next winter
1s e's cost with rolling sock end equpnsns ready s
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Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRlBUNR, FRIDAY, MAY a. 1852

-. : !, 2sne co 100000 Of tcek be- eesn Mnssnsd
=, r,,tion OF il PAID in and expended t. mort
- for only xsOoeuo and = the only ae ntent.d
plo = vii 4 the means of the Con. eanv snps
e. ~ entire work and the lien thus created ony amoanta
es $50 per mile
v.nsnr in wealth and population Indianapolis her seat Of
sovemenf likely be the largest inland city In the est
fhere i being concentrated at Il net work OF raoadA
Inch with conneeous win penetrate every part OF ne
STATE Ii be evident that the road which shall form ne
aesre and best connection with this system OF pubic woIk
snd CINCINNATI the great Emporium Of the West, must BE-
come important trunk line and amply repay the expsnd-
ture upon its construction.
Stockholders of this road have deposited with the Trustee
ther the holders OF these Bonds tor me
oupcna payment Of ts interest thereon until the read
completed Proper certificates and references are gwen
sowns the entire ability Of these parties to fulfill their en-
seaed Proposals for any amount Of these BondA not sS
than a. win be received until Saturday the I'd Of May
next AZ o'clock N. Proposals 70 be directed TO AessEs
DE LAUNAY. ISELIN CLARKE, No. s. Wallis; and
indorsed Proposals. fsr Lswenceburgh and Upper Mis
Gppi Railroad Bonds--
een per cent Of TIE purchase money to be paid On 40
eepng the bids the remainder equal monthly
Of Is each The takers OF the Bonds 70 De az liberty
70 pay any time in full lntereston the Bonds to run s
The above 100000 Bonds win be sold absolutely to the
hixhesf bidder.
Psmphles and Maps and any further information relating
10 these securities can Be bad By application to
DE LAUNAY, ISELIN CLARKE, No. s. Wailst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
BRUCE A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at


Y AUCTION-COLE Chiffon win sell at sue.
ton FRIDAY May IA at u o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange the following valuable Building Lots; r.. G
25hst2 lots on the south side, commencing i1o feet
25thstS lots on the north side commencing ga feet
inches east of 7th-sv, each lot q by 50
2h-st-Aso large front gore lot south side OF 10Th
directly opposite the last above described having 'front.' on
the street feet and in depth the west side fet
inches and the east side feet lnches IL comnas no
thstwI large lot on the south side of 3oths commeuc-
ing about $40 feet west of 6hav having front OF 81 iee
and about LOG feet deep. 80,
4d sS lots north side, commencing 20 eet west OF iVs-
av. each lot is 25 BY 100 fset6 inches ,,,o.,
4th-av-I lot west side. between 0oth and lloth-ss
lh-av-8 lots et side of the avenue and between iz<d
and sts including the southeast corner OF la't and
ioth-sv-i lot east side near sothst
38th-st.--l lot mort side, near 2d-av.
58th-st-1 lot north side, near broadway
53d-st II lot south side, near 7th-av.
s0th-st-4 lots south side, near 9Th aV
l08th-et-5 lots north side, near 6th-av.
IO7th-st-IO lots north side, 6th-av.
6th-av- lots east side, corner Of lO7tn-st
II5h-stl long gore lot between Avenue and the Har.
I22dst-s let's north side between Avenue and stav
l22dst-3 lots south SIDE between lst-av aud Harlem
Brooklyn ST. lot between Bond and Nivens
Also lot between Bond and Nyens on Pacific St. ON the
Also 24thst, NewYork-l lot south side, commencing
100 feet east of 2d-av.
Also 22dst-i lot north side, between 18th and shavs
4lsst-Two-story frame house with stable on the rear
north side of 4lstst between 10Th and thsys; lot 5x
939; house l8x25 feet with alley way OF feet wide.
Also sh-av The three-stoy brick house is feet inches
front and feet deep; lot 60 feet deep together with lease
of lot on northw corner OF sth,av. and 2sthst
28h-st-Two threesto,y and basement brick houses
north side of ht the of shay with lease OF
lots; 20 by S. ard SO feet inches.
Most Of the above lots are admirably located and ready to
Terms-A large portion Of the purchase money may
main on bond and mortgage.
Lithographc maps be had Of the auctioneer, No
Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
ANTHONY j. BtEscKER, Aactioneer
SALE of 324 CHOICE

ard VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS, ocsnt'uily
ntuard 9Th and 9Th and on iSisf S<d s "a az
eer,,r Of Harlem Sale positive 70 the highest osdGsr
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell az snctlon, on 70
DAY MAY 49, 1852 ct u O'clock at the Mercntns IA
change, the following very desirable propey; Trs-s
- ire building lots forming the entire block OF souns
bounded by 18th and lS5thss, and BY 9Th and otna
Also Y building los ss,ns the su'rs ''''A
Also ~ lots forming whole block Of ground bounded
by IS2d and ISSd-sts, and by 5th and Sth-svs ,sa,
Also y lots the cnfre block bounded by iost ana ioS
Also S. ota the half Of the block bounded by Srn
and ISststs and 5h and Is ofthe sane fronting on
lSIst-st on the 5th. and on the 9Th sv.
The above lots are all full sze oeanutaly u.s. go
immediate Improvement, and the ground 10 nee NON
rocks dry level and graded BY NATURE 1t admirably a'apeo
for building purposes
Situated in the center and most desirable part OF Harlem
extremely healthy, and free from nusnees
from tie Railroad Station with access to the ci.y amos
every half hour othe day at fares OF only o ana snc
much less by counuation-tey are, without eouoe me
choice and desrabe lots Tor private o '
So large portion Of the Real Estate offered for sale at
auction Withdrawn unless brings the owners esuse
of its value deemed proper TO state, thst nis cne
property viii be sold the highest BIDDER and under no c
eurstances whatever will single lot be withdrawn.
There will probably again within ten years.
sale where such safe profitable end udicious investment OF
fhe title is perfect ard free from all incumbrances The
deeds will be the usual Trustees Deeds with covenants
against the grantors own acts
Every purchaser will be furnished free OF charge, printed
abstract of the title prepared by ID. P. Hail. Esq.
The terms of the will be very liberal to the purchaser
per of the purchase money can remain on ooco
and mortgage for three years ,,
full particulars apply to the Auctoneer No Broad ST. or
OF to GEO. +. TALMAN, Trustee, No. )" Wailst
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of 12f

II anu L VI 1-O
il 4 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY
SITUATED for IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT, on Sd
and 4tbavs, and goth, Tooth, and l0lststs ia the
BLEECKER win sell at auction on FRIDAY, May p,
1852 o'clock the Merchants Exchange without
serve the highest bidder the following choice lots OF
ground viz: -
Seventy-four Building Lots forming the entire block OF
ground bonded by 3d-sv, 4h-av Ioth and l0lst-sts
Also 50 lots of ground bounded by Sd and 4hays and by
goth and l0Oth-sts.
The above lots all of full size all beautifully situated
for building purposes and desirable for OF SIN all
means to purchase fine building lot for capitalists
make safe and profitable investments.
is high ground aud commands splendid view of the
East River There Is probably sufficient building stone
the propery build All the houses and the surplus soil can
no doubt be sold advantage for filling up lots few streets
above and in the immediate vicinity
IL is situated few streets above the center Of Yorkvills
and churches, school houses, ~
This property admirably located for manufacturing pur
poses and business operstons its close proximity the ID
ard 4havs and the Harlem Railroad and in the vicinity of
great improvements renders very desirable and being
cesbe every the day the lower part the
city very convenient for persons doing business
down town, for the woTkingman or mechanic
This property al lies In one body, and ON It's peculiar To-
and advantages must become p0pulous and very
important part Of city and its purchase but DO
safe and very profitable investment OF capital.
Title perfect and free from all membranes.
The Of sale Will be very liberal 10 the purchaser
IS per OF the purchase money bond and
mortgage for i've years at pei cent.
The sale will be positive, and all Of the l lots VIII be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder.
For further particulars apply 70 the auconeer No.
Broads where maps describing the above property
be rad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
SnOken. &c.

Nays lat 80 80 Ion u 60 steamship Northern Light
~. New iork ior San Jpsn. c. A.
Maya lat az So Ion 81 10, ship Gondsr I'm Liverpool for New
y,h.
Apra passed Gibraltar bark rsy,ona. I'm. MessDa foE New
Yen.
Asyi hat IT, len solc,e Dnsswser, fm. BOsioa fof
s. Jssc, uha
Apalssheola. 1850
May g. lat 3sst schr Martin Jane, I'm Wsr.sse for
day bark fse, OF and TN Phadeht er La
ses,fs. -, -,
SANDWICH lss ads Tor New Bedford.
April h Ion BY ship Conrad I'm Mobile Tor Liverpool
Api ~, a. lon o. bns Montague, punhsn I'm Boston,
days pr hey West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Disasters, &c.

May srsax from Santa Cruz for this port
osse and 60 puncheons rum went ashore
Md At ast accounts the water
The underwriters have assistance
Vessel insured this city TO the amount Of
tl5lo0or $4,000
PsrSTr bound 10 Havr with cotton which on FIRE AZ
Charleston bal shipped insured IN Europe The
papers that probable that either the vessel
injured By IRE h however thoroughly saturated
vfh water is assigned for the orsn OF the FIRE.
CHAsx ship Queen Victoria, AZ Mobile from Baltimore
having passed the Bahama Islands 9th UT and heard IRON
boarded him from the Berry Islands that three
6ecb English ship, Mobile ashore rea' bahamas
spaDh ship from Apaacco for Hamburg In the same situation
chip West ladies, with o.. rum and
nshorc
Charleston. from Baltimore 20 days had been
driven Gulf and driven to the eeward IN the
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