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Notice !.

NOtlCp
7 4 Fi!hundcrsigned wi receive ..para'e ry..r
n sdIs tor medcaiand surgical AID 20 thr ...l-
N pers OF the towns OF Oitlw4 I, salisbury and
La sale. tor the year 1853
''a'" proposals to s'alt the amcunip"r year l..
furnishing a.!neces<aiy M, L inc uriica. aTr .e.
glcaI aid. 500
The undersigned y Ill hetltLr office Of the cru..
Vc!erk ~ Ottawa OF the 2gth day of Decent
mex, and NJ the Hardy House in ~ Sale ana f
Mohenn House in Perm, on the S,in and r,cr,
anu decide upon such proposals Gs nlay be gwen
reserrlng the right to rslec, any of nh prppo.s.
mat may be offered fnot demed ior iieInlei,,i,,
me county. G., w JACKSON, NVpriaienj,a.
No, ,s.7, : @i Gs:o WAIT S g. re
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NEW GOODS 7

w. ~ NIGER desires to say 10 his .nrud.
~ ana the public, That he hns been RECEIVING
NEW GOODS.
rot we last ten days and respectfully ask. iheat-
o u ol nuyers The purchase being much ilr
aDle with the very large stock of vel assogl,.;
goods, torender general satisfaction. Cae a,lb-
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VIZ have Just received new SUNNY 81, H..
w Essence oi Coffee Every one shouId irv
this article, tor sale al the Wy
may "y-ll, OffJ,rr Drvg S,orc
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singing sCg,oGJs

CAN be furnished with Cheap Music Poos. al
v the CHICAGO BOOk STOKE:
Ne" ork thorahst for Si co per dozen,
Bay State Collection for 900
The llarmonist Tor 800
The P~aItery for Geo
The Ancient Harmony TO- 500
Glce Books:
The Preside Harmony IS per dozen,
The Mr,odlst $50 lDcc4
Boston Gler Book GOO
For snlr by A II & c. BuBrEy Chicago.
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New Publications.

US received, large utolihr latest and mos
~ popular Novels, direct from the Publisher, !,
New fuk, nu' ior sale cheap, Ivy
may 2'-il ~ ". Cdpylv
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[ w NfIIlNh, spirit gas, sperm and lard oil.
\)nnd sperm, starnr, and tniow candles Of the
very best quality, for al. chenphy
mlI2 " W CAyAELr
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Hard Ware.
CALIFORNIA on FIRE.
Come and Coming,

TllERE will be found at the well known stondoi
Barnard, on High street, n choice lot of
Family groceries a Provisions.
Selected with care, as follows:
10 hhdssugar and molasscs, Gisa,ks coffee, 10
hhs ti,h oi different kinds numrgs, indigo, tohac.
90, tal'nS teas, spices canoi,s nuts. crackers.
a. Nho0' all KINDS" goods usually kept at rstnh-
ll,hmr1t> 81 Ihr kud Also, corlnrc' n,J. NH,
glass and 'hrIl hardware, nails, simmnns, aVrs
strr 1udrnn ,huyel-, tiles Hug-rs bits. Sc, Sc.
School andhimk hnyks, stationary, circular pens
yankee nousue, tuErthuT WIN other article. too
numerous lo mention
.NuIs Of country produce rakru IN exchange
Ton guyd.
Wagons aud cnragrSon hand an made ~, ur.
durHs usual tNoV & 4 R,RV,Rn
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To Farmers.

NTGhlys no oIt warehouses storage tuJ $1,000
w husi.l5 ,hrird CoGN ANu OATS, ON which
VI viii In.e - 90. per hushel ON corn 4 - ON
Oar, rh1fs ing lutcrrsl uu money advanced, aud
insurance ON the grain.
The com mus Ore well cleaned, as il will have
o hc stored m q H1 common body.
Ouawt, Dec - II + Il T.. II. Fagrs.
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DAGUERREOTYPIST,

AMES NARSFON especially informs the
~ uZ"ns at Ottawa aud vicinity that he has per.
manrniv located himself IN tins place, and fitted
W rooms over l., - Smiths store. opposite the
Mansion house, where he is prepared to tax. MN.
l1turcs Of nn.urposscd beauty aud warranted never
to indc. Pieces so and upwards
Mr.. j. experience in the business is-of ma.
ny yenrs standing He will guarantee every like.
ness IA kenln his gallery tot, equal in finish and
'ruhlnness To any taken in the world
De- Time tor children between the hours of 10
4 NJ. and . ?. s.-s,1
lnv,tld' waited upon At her residences. Also.
licensees Of deceased persons taken.
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade.
let Nature copy that which Mature made,
Ottawa, Oct l6, lsjs-y
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"Uncls Toms C,ab;, "

HAVE Just received Two dozen COME. or ,h;.
y exceedingly popular work, aud shall sell them
~ ul' lowest possible price, at the Ottawa Drpo
store. June lg-ti W w C,v,p,,,
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RhAJ IlFtl. class lamps for burning eniri,
- gas, perfectly safe. and the ,he1ps.i ,,nJ
brightest light tor any use, tp- sl', NJ rlr
llNNl' OfIIIrg gryg Ntqre
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Dec \, 1852 IlogS Il IIoit.isrrp
Attorneys for Chicago u Il. l. Il. Il. Co.
STATE or ILLINOIS In sou. C,y,,y .,

~ ~ Ut THITNUTN In SdTTt IOunfp, 81
i;asaIlr circuit court, 10 FEBRUARY 'cm, 1853 49,
ivan Green vs. Thomas Jamlson. Blto tore
close mortgage
appearing from mn affidavit ON fc IN the
clerk soihce OF the circuit court ol said county,
mat Thomas Jomlson, the nbuye named defend.
ant Is nota resident otnc state Ut lllmui. and the
comp,alnnnlh avingliicdhl-b lll oicompant ,hrre.
w onu summons having issued thereon according
sold Thomas lamisou that unless YOU he aud np.
pear belort sndclrcnt colrt on the frs, dny of n,
next tenn thereof, 10 be holden ut the court hons,
m Ottawa, on the list day of February next. nnd
plead, answer, drmur or except to- said complain.
ant bill ct complain the same will be TAX cnns
confessed against you and the matters aud things
therein prayed for drcrced accordingly
IN NH1hv, com sol +. LlynLgy clerk
Ottawa, dee, 10, 1852 It.
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HeNNlll IN lsclll,

\ y y VI TO rent, which is furnished with
4 stove, benches, desks. tables, Sc. Gallon
Dee, ls-n l.. Y. Gr,ar.
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Second Arrival

lhd"9s q Administrdiiou iSN SYSYt.I
odopi-d!
>, TIE CITY BAKERY
II lately received GOOD stock q i,r,c,rics exit
aoIe To the sII and winter tcmsni. aua vii SON.
tlll1r to receive such additions by IA! road az win
uin'eihe stock, IN point OF variety, qualify, and
cht"phesa, equal TO any IN town t,ratriu. In INST
P"J"nase, we hope 10 msrltits ccutliugrcS
n D. demands in favor or against the Guy
DSkrry willie promptly attended -
Nov. l3, 1852 \ Wo.,,,..
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Fish Fish,

INllEI largest aud best assorlmrntofti.hi in Otta.
i wa maybe lounda ocl6 CnrrvrEs.
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s:OTIl.'s Vnueta C;tu,ty.

4 Nd UPLAND MOSS CANDY tor colds
4 "a, thg New uJ5 and Book s.orc,
Dec ls-u. E,Y. GElaGs.
HnBENSACh'S WORM SYRUP-hrsrprc
4 p1Jsuol even known Tor the cure ul Worms
no cur-uo p1y. Also, Vegetable Liver Pills
dn not forget thr New Drug and Book store.
Dec lS-i f. Y GEiGG,
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Plain ,phrolIsrrJ mn. I '',i r'ir'h's't'f'
Swis,and book ,leeyr.-tuIas-,,-,' 90
Lace sleeves. nl,jn ami Ho,, .oSe ana moving
Iac. and mn liz, veyrch
ColIo,s in gr,.,, ,.,i'.,,. 'fs' QUO" ana J"cont
Banded O,boIn. fril.J ayi
Wrought. muslin hook i'a.. 'n.uInVls coinr-;
Real IlOniton lace cpl, - Ing cur
Large assortment Al s,.,sl,.,,i L,', i''u
Iaconet aud Swiss cJ',,nT, a,' L. oi,'n'
Infants v;,,,sts .r,l5J HE '''"S''
RIRRHNS
R,c,o, pHLo, o.,
nnI narro,, ana 'taf pl"oN' Hsh'' uatk, wild
90 ~ an" W az piC,sj
p .In "'IN "',' m n2hVlS' beautiful styles;
c i '' , ~ N'n"oS "a wiz lhs n coIor'
up ''''' '''e" c','o' ~ ana Ve!vei tS5ohs
,,.,,rio-,.t;iS 60
AleA'nitr hli p."Yes-thr genuine article a.
III "!' DIX wh''r'ahd medium colors.
"'H'e nv ,@s"uhert ana cIolh Gloves
Jo nog = i tn" lux ana cashmere do
L, m27 mi - 49, ! 'V y li",,,s
A., bIupk ,nJ ,,l,,t 49,. CI'' '"'' ass .
Grn,lemsr,," I'D Gu "a, p , lIrs,
do Irat naIr % al eo."is aiII SIZES
do French brck AMI I,n,,I 49, 49,
do iir.J III , u l'.,u ''' III, "II''tI 90
do cosb,n.r n a,,J , ,''' 1',G-I'rs ass
10 cIn,h -, NV "o"l -'"'cs
do kni,,.7i T. ~ a. - hra' as "II
Miss. .b,sr.. "S.e, nerilh ana COTTON DO
'''l,'S -ii''iIieIr I'm ana IA" SIN gloves,
do v,.oI f5,,,,.ns ,,,ll. -
Boy,' nnJ a-i, ~. ..
unSttp anu ih''''hs'
Ladies, ,ybi,e orJ"r,IGI ~, ~ ,,l,r,
do Xix and cni,J r'',, rs a'lu Nj I'ose
do bIl Gan,y arcc,d r.n!V vi ~"
do L'k IY,.,y.,,.Lr,.,.." 80" i., No., iipsS
a. m . "a ,Nn' cor d H''rI ""oi DO
do Jn J o, I''i,,,i" ''ln gas9 ere DO
do do do.lgtc drab 'a 'nI 80 80 uo IL,
Si.r'. ,,,i -, w. 'i'''' '"' MA u COZ. 40
larynads ,ssHr,c u I"t SOC
Sen Island rpttnn ''''' '''''' VI ''i'
Men, mixed an1'- wool and p,ari,o so,,..
ij.u'- 1r.l i,' L,,, 49,, ~" 20 INV s'''"S'
Men, fine sI9a.I. ocis o.,,.,,,-a--,'H ass =
Chldgen's white clt. Iipsa al w.. ''''
Chd,cus vlIec.,.I ,-frip4l ,n,yr.I and r,.,.,,.,
ChtiTep' VIM 4 c,i'd XIV ''u"' u'
Cl.Irru- Whine. tartan uriJ s,r,s '''' '.,,o ''I
couIsI miArIanI p,aln eo..'rsi,,rI,'s .,',I
snrr
GIecidu boots hc"'re-. plain and fancy .egglns.
SHAWlS AND SCbHFS
Large hrochr long shaw.s nal cA1iy ygiu..
B.orhe long aud square ~hawls-.atgc asst.
tmhtrd c'SnIu'fr', lniNrra nnd de .a.nc .hiwls
q, .,'H ei. d ~" ma" Is;
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Murray's Mammoth { heap storo
Splendid sTccE.
Fall and Winter Goods
z ar III G rs Stor
" est SIDE OF Nh, E,,urf Jyo,y. S,,yo-

HAVE Just opened as handsome n siacl, Of
l New Goods as has ever been Lrougbr I'M, inns
or any other Town IN the West superir,.,Ied
Ihe purchase OF them in New York in person. mud
took all possible pains TO secure the very be-. al-
cIes; and ihe ia,est styles and fashions
nave also made arrangements with TTou,es In
the hnst to supply me with all the latest sind ..st
popuarpatterns, oialI kmds OF
Ladies' Dress Goods;
20 mat they can be had here, nj my sore, a.nr.-t
al we same inne they make hcir appraranceir NJ
East ~ 90 "
My stock is all new, ani warrn,aa 10 be ofrl.
very best quality for the price Gall and see ban
yourselves. take pleasure IN ,howasm my G.u.s
ana shall charge no one who may wish ta ,u.p.,.
'Ieim. Tor my time, il they 10 not purchase
~ lie sure 10 coll al tie Ea,tpat'T
stare, II. Sid. of the Court Uo,us San.
N.B.-AlI kinds OF rroJur" taleu 4, n. ...
est market price, IN exchange tor Goods.
oct is32-iL {. \ FISHER
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Al iLMiN'S GibboR's Rome, vols
vi tiume's History Of England, vols
MacaUlcvs do do vols
Theirs French Revolution, vols
AlIlsou's History OF Europe, 4 vols
Frescott's Ferdinand and Isabella vols
do Conques,s OF Peru,
lrylngs Works,
lamnrlms's Monarchy in France
- Decisive Battles Il the World by Creaty
Lady Valleys Travels in the United States
History Of the War with Mexico, > vols for sal,
at the Chicago Bookstore by
mar6-tf An & c BrsLrr.
STATE Of iLLiNOkS, La Sale County, ~;
In sale circuit court, February Term, 1853
AlexnlIder VI. Bruen rs. Herman Bruen-Peti-
ton tor partition
Iappearlng from an affidavit on file in the
clerk olhrcot the circuit court of said county
mat herman brurn, the above named deirC dnnt
Is not resident o the State oi Illinois and the ne
uuoner having flied his pettion herein, and sum.
mons having been issued thereon nceoIdnpto law
NOTICE istherctorr hereby given, to the said Her.
man i'ruen, that unles. you be aud npnear before
lhecHcu, cour,oi said county, on the first dny of
the ueNtterm thereof, to he holden nj the court
mouse IN Ottawa, on the 2lst day of F,l mary
NEXT, aud plead, answer, demur or cxcspi I. said
petitioners petition the same will he taken rs csn.
hsscd against YOU, and the matters and things
prayed Tor decreed accordingly. 7 LINnLEg, ELK.
Hoes y AolIisier. forpet. Dec. ~
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No SlfE,


TO louis7 INuru, Alexander NErru Herman
! Egurn, L"vi Green. Charie- II Green. Eliza.
lr.h Grr.n. Il1urtC Gf"eu. Nar,ha " !.fa it.f5
sophia v Livingston, th1rlottr \ Warren, NJ.
,hoas II PWfp,, William T. Lawrence, Jn.ept
BrrE,, Robert Lr'ch, Frederick Hall. Josrph
Hobbs. Cornelius toEeiy, Walter Lu. Charles +
llpyt lohn Johnson, stephen Johnson. Denni,ou
T Grove. Charles II Wheeler, John 5 Miller. Tho.
mas ; Bryant. unknown heirs OF Henry Andrews
Richard Philips, Margaret Whiting G.laberh
Manning James Boyd = Nathaniel inyl Grorgr
w b Morgan, unknown hrlr, Of James Mullen
James Hammond Margaret Hammond Tm,,,,.
state Baubui Illinois, Statc Bank at Illinois. and
to ''ie unknown owners Of and plrn's interested
I'm the following described pieces and PARCELS ot
land aud town lots or any or either Of them. viz.
whncq section 2itown 80, tango ) East
nwG - 80 :
uwirlg 81,
h-wh Sc q" \ %,
swirg 49,
sWu " 81 - y q"
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o0n KEGS Boston Mails, Of all sizes, at the
LOO Paint Oh aud Glass Store.
Dec - J. llossIcK
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Drugs l. Medicines

that Every Drug i prepared. :" bun he d5e, INV
mat al ms Drug are imported fresh from their ma
I'VE cline, and are warranted to be pue and una
dulterated. All who wish to procure. medicines OF
ihiskind, wal always find Them at the Ottawa Drug
store.
n H2NhG purchased the entire stock o! Drugs,
Books, Stationery, Perfmery. &c. of The re-,
cent trm Of HuHier i Corarlg, and having rcreiv.
ed from New York aud St Loui. a large sunulv n,
N7o Drugs, Paints oils DC, dc.
besides variety OF other articles consisting of ey
cry thing usually kept in drug stores in the west
all OF which are new and Of the best quality, and
pure hnh un1dnIter9ted, We would respectfully in.
ourIne, to call ami examine our stock and satisfy
themselves as to us quality. w W CAvARpy.
Ottawa Dug Store. May Is. 1851
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NDs'e i.i.iit !

\ - iLt!OE article OF fine cu' and Ccven.
n dish chewing tobacco. cL.,prr ti,p c,r H.,
found 'l-"wherr IN town rmvl5 ~ ~ Cgrgyfy
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rANAL SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
- the highest price will be PAID.
mar IL JoHS IiossACK
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, NVUT VIV 0lUNV I0IU' UNd los nft SItUaIcd IN
the county nj la Sale
You are hrrehyuo,ltird, tlnl M apph,u, ON will
be made 10y the Chicago aud Rock i>luud R1iroud
Company, To the Hon Edwin : l.ruuJ. ,Il.uu
Judge OF the9th Judicial circuit, ut h,s ptIm.t.. u
the uwn of Ottawa, o. Monday thr ,, dn, al la
nunry 1853, n 10 o'clock n N ol that day, ior the
appointment Of commissioners to assess the DANA
gcs and fix the compensation to be- made to the mar.
urs interested IN the sad several pieces aud parcels
of land and town lots required by 81 ID com,tnv l,
the right ut way, and other purposes particularly
specified IN petition heretofore duly filed nv and
ON hrhal { OF said Railroad Company in the office OF
the clerk Of the circuit cout, oi HE county of In
Sale, and iowhlch petitionyou are hereby referred
fora particular description othcportlons ofihe said
several pieces aud parcels OF land and town lots So
required lor the USE OF said company, and the pa,
tlcuar purposes for which the same are required
Dec 3, 1852 IloES X lIo,.t,Isrrp
dn0TBrys for CLirgpo N n n % -,
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Tea! Tea!

y large stock Of The best quality oi I'm .a-s.s,-
pen'' ana Young Tyson teas. for famiIyt - n
use at reasonable prices for sale AT the u
may 10, Ctiawa Dyug SiVrp.
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an BBLS Green Apples. for snIrby
w dec 10 6 l. 1HonPsoY & Co
\NlNDoW GLASS oOo feet Tor sale by
w dec 10 G. l. InoMrsoY & Co
Oh BONES Raisns, new. iorsalr by
~ dec 10 & l. IH0NrsoY & Co.
SO KE IS pure width lead tor sale by
Nv dec ID q l. 'IHoNPsoN & Co
w HlTE ZINC PAINT-5O0 lbs. for salcby
w dec9 G. l. THOMPSON 4 Co
7 OUDON's, Jayne 5, Motifs. Fitchs, Greirn-
burg, and oil the popular patent medicine. for
sale by dec 10 G. l. Thompson Il Co.
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ElIAE. NNIirE,

1 IL persons indebted TO the subscriber by note
~ or book account OF four months standing or
more nre requested to call aud settle tor reasons
which will be made known at the time 0i settle
ment q |. THoMPsuN
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SD1>2 . 60 s3G ccn 5psya
GAa-s'Sz'sN WE have just <g1-}sss1
laid IN heayy e--Slaas1eSy
Sa supply oibooSs uNyIA. II
Il and stationery, cOu-I.IImg OF
5000, Schoo! and Miscellaneous
-@-'books, fine letter, note and
io",s''r paper; letter and note envelopes. plain
ana i'ncY, n.l oi which We wIli .rl M he lowest
pLcrs m7y 70 II. H. CdrarIv
Negro Melodies.
4 LNk"G assortment Of song Books. ofdiner-
- en- binding. AMI Sizes u.t received AMI tar
sale cheap, at The lm29 CHUra DrUg Siore.
Cards.
DLAlNanI Fancy visiting. firulship. and CON
l vrr,aron cards, Illuminated mo;ios. fancy
seals shell. velvet and plain r1rd cases: HANK and
pTnimgrar different 4uaII'r, purchaser.
All "i "hchwiIi brso.i very low Tor cashhy
may - ". II CararlU.
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lots and m block -.
Lots ! > 10 and il IN b. IL,
Lots and -in bl H.
Lot IN block A.
Los 2aud 3 In hlucl, l6,
Lots 6aud in block Il, and
Lo, IN block 49,
hfhe iorR If Ni1dra:
Lots , 3iSg aud ~ In block li6,
Lots = S9and 10 block ~.
Lots > 3 / Sc 1s9and 10 in block lIS,
Lots ; and ) in block ll9,
Lot 2 IN block $50
Lots 2nud / n block Isl
Lot IN block li2,
Lots IA block 1873.
In Niles addition Ia Peru;
Lot . in blocks ,.
Ia Nwih Otiapa:
LOIS and > in block I,
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Music! Music

INV VUslCl Piano music, splendid col .-,lls
G-z.-assl lection Of choice new music, Yy.l,ts
Just received a, the @lF
may 2y-'f Ouo,y, Dr,,c G.,
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umdN,,ts.
rfelOdcO,ss.

srry I'm am agent for and keep for
"A tT-HsfSf---t-s lslFS sale, Prince 4 Co.'S Patent
fgw Me E.as,,s,, Of .s ds :, :, s.lss
2-~~' ~ instrument, and handsome
ornament for a parlor for sale at the marui,c,ur.
tIo piIC'eipg AHyIJ) ". CAyARry
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07
From Halifax.

From the Boston Traveller, Sept
We have by the arrival of the steamer Sir John liar.
yey Halifax papers OF September l. by arrival from,
Newfoundland the following account had been received
at Halifax Of the way the French fishermen were served
by the English at Belle Isle
1t appears that the Charles, under the command of
James Tobin Esq, Commissioner Of Fisheries had been
doing good service at Belle ISLE where on the 2Oth nil
there were about one hundred French fishermen With
about thirty batteaux who just commcncnr their
annual invasion of our rights. Mr. Tobin mmedists,v
ran down to H. N. brig Sappho TO obtain help as James
Finlay had not then arrived with his crew Ills messen
ger had TO travel seven miles over land the night OF
that day and by half past eleven Of the same night re-
turned with ntmation from Captain Cocbrsp that he
would land the required force by daylight ON the fol-
lowing day In Black Joe Cove whence Mr. Tobin thence
proceeded with the Charles and found that the French
men had been already routed by the Of the seppho
and running in their bateaux nnder reefed oresa
and mainsai the wind blowing half a-gale the time.
The Charles escorted them around the island Of Ree
Isle, and then lef them without fish, to make The
best Of their way, In pelting storm, to Quirpon
letter dated, Salmon river (south shore Aueus r
saysA yesssi with seven men lately left this Cor the
Magdalen IsaDds as able and merry crew a. ever ev,
tered vessel, all natives Of this place They len ON
hiday md ON Sunday they all met with watery erave:
although apotherrersei ~slhlo Sa~riar ~ = nile
The msstss Of he two vssssls we're bsothsm.n