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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
FJ, tie fayetteeWe o5sf rrt
Stuart's Greek Church.

Owing to the confusion existing
among us in relation to doctrine
we have not had communion meet
ing in 4 or ) years; but the confu
sion has subsidized, a division has ia
ken place, the party lines are clearly
drawn, the refractory party Stand ex
cluded from The church, for departing
from the constitution, and test OF
union. Resolred, therefore, that We
set apart the I'd Sunday in Sept.
next, for the purpose of celebrating
the death and suffering Of Christ.
and we hereby invite all the friends
Of the old order Of Baptists, whether
in Elk River, or Richland, to be
with US on that OCCASION Elders
Copeland md Brown in a special man
ner. Preacbing will commence on
Saturday, at l o clock The meet
ing will be protracted if necessary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Dyes Counterfeit Detpeler.

The Louis, ilIe Courier thus 6x-
poses Dye, " lr.se Gonnt,rled De
tef4or and Bark hist has s1me cir
eulation here:
Dye, the Cincinnati shaver. " o
has been pretty gr'ncralI, used up
by the press Tor his lnblnsIing ras-
callty with refrren nc, to he Mem
phis C}al Company issne Of b NIX
notes, has been detected in another
game OF plumber.
Exposed in twp pre+ious, villain
ons Enterprises he is now irving a
Third = tue Bank Of .Alqnfa, Georgia,
the bills OF which he saws are bou. hit
al his corner at dne per cot dis
count. This Is Ii / quolalion. Non
day. This last. the f,.llou knew
was a fraud. and Ike HE C lnmbia
an il Memphis iss'l cs, circulated for
the wn'st thlevlng purposes, and
quoted IN is decoy lanpus' " to
give any one Confidence in j; who
might have a note altered HIM I he
Atlanta concrrn is NIL only posted
IN Illinois, Nlirhis Pn AMI New York
city, as fran.l, but it is fairly nai!-
ed to ths Counter in Georgia as
basel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
A. Prophec y.
A correspondents Of The !

t 4 correspondent Of the n ev
York Express ventures to make Tho
I1aimeXed prediction:
h The march sto C9nstantluopl(
l9NilI commence soon after The fire
hing of the .iSalilr, as a barrier 81
ice will then protect Russia's nor
thcrn Boundary and their u Ivy in
that quarter for several months.
England and France " it'll their ma
w will not be abe TO arrest The
progress OF 100000 Russians. who
will seize the O.ton an Empire.
France VIII threaten Russia by
land, but atthis stage, Prussia and
Austria wifi tske off their masks
and face Frauce. AreyoIution i'll
break out ut this time, aud Napo
leon will takd To his heels and %
loafins to America. Henry w i'll
be. entllroned King Of France, aud.
peace will f concluded England
will be allowed la continue her
commerce ID The Mediterranean,
and the Baltic, if she keeps the
peace; il not, The old continental
81 stem OF Napoleon lst will.be en-
forced BY the quadruple alliance of
Austria, Prussia, Russia and France,
md English commerce excluded |
rom their ports.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

Tue Legs LAruR Full returns
are not yet ill., As far as heard from
the wings have elected 9 Senators.
and the dem ocrats O.. 1t is tho ught
that the Sc nate will be democratic
by one majority. To the House,
thus far, the democrats have elected
81, and the wings So. The House
will have wing majority. We shall,
probably, in our next be able to give
the names of the members.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
School Moneys of Lincoln county.

School Moneys Of Lincoln county
The following statistics, plfced in
our possession by.a friend, show the
amountIof funds due Lincoln county,
for Common School purposes:
BRANCH BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Shelbygille, May 80, 50. {
To S. j. Isaaes, Esg., Trustee Lincoln Co.,
SIR-Iu compliance with tie Act
of the 10Th january. 1871, author
ling the sale of Common School
Lands in the State of Tennessee, ]
ha nd you below a statement of the
interest due by this Brunch Bank to
School Land Districts in Lincoln Go !,
for the Year ending lst April, 1888,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
PRAYER IN. THE WHIrE IIousr

PRAYER IN THE WHIrE HousE.-
The Christian public GENERALLY will
be gratlfied to learn tIat the Presi-
dent's House; it Washington is, To
some extent az least, a house ofpray-
err One of our contemporaries
states that the President regularly
keeps up family worship nhis house
hold. When our rulers arc men
who fear God, and Divine blessings
are daily sought in the family Of the
chief magistrate Of the nation, we
have reason to hope for good things
Tor the country.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Tennessee Gubernatorial Election

Below may be found report Of
the votes given at the recent election,
from nearly the whole State, Some
of the returns are Oficial--others
not. Three or four counties remaia
to be heard from. JOHNSON major
ity viii be between 1000 and $500
-one Of the most brilliant victories
that ever crowned the efforts of the
democratic party But the crowded
state Of qsr columns, compels as to
defer comment:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Kentucky Election.

Y j
the most brilliant tri umphs ever a
chicved in this country. This dis
trict cont'Iins a whig majority rang
ing from 600 to 1000. Two years
ago when Breckenridge was elected,
the result was attributed to the IN
popularity Of his opponent, Gen.
Combs. This year the wings nolni-
mated their strongest man Gov.
Letcher--aiAd made the most strenu-
Gus efforts to elect him. The result
is told in the folio wing extract from
the Louisville Dejaocrat:
GLoRIots VIcToRY.- The Gfaael
othe Wig P@,fy ia Kentucky storm
eR!! = The Ashiafd District GN'-
riedH BrerhedIdye Tfuapha1f
Ia Elecim.lt "A thousand Cheers
Jor the aobls Democracy Of Ashtnd
DtstTctt tN-The great battle, on
the issue Of which hung the fate Of
the Wing party ii Kentucky, has
bee } decided, and the banner of Dem
ocracy loats in triumph from its
battlemcnts 1t was universally con-
ceded by TIL Wings that if the ASH
land district, with all its presiiges as
the citadel of Whigery III kentucky
aud the sepulchre of Henry Clay,
could not lie saved to their party,
their fate wa 5 sealed, and the days Of
Wing supremacy in the State were
numbered. That district was regar-
ded throughout the State as the bat
tie ground; and all interest in the To-
cal leciions in every portion of the
commonwealth WAS in great meas
ure absorbed in the intense concern
with which both parties stood spec
tators of the thrilling combat; felt, |.
by the one, to be decisive OF its very
existence, add by the other, of its |
speedy conqqests Of the political as
cepdancy in kentucky The Wings
of The District made the most des-
perate and al Mostsuperhuman forts, 4
and were seconded by their bre thren /.
outside the District with a zeal pro- 4
tp the Importance Of the
vital stake involved. Means the
most uncon$cionable were res prted
to; money, ip the most fearful Album
lance, not billy contributed frolh the
pockets of til . Wings of the dis trict,
but procured by thousands froI n a.
broad, was Employed; and every APP
oli;lnce of. which reckless parti Sans,
lriven to desperati3n,ar capable. was ,
made use Of But all these el forts
md agencies, added to the advan tage Il
# recent majority of more Than h
tx hundred Votes, and aided by a 4
continual Invocation Of the cheri shed
memory Of the great departed 4 en- i
'odiment," Gould not arrest the d pom I
hat awaited the fortunes of \ len I
ucky WhigerE in its vital struggle. l
The citadel Of the Wing party mi V
kentucky has yielded to the str ng p
rm of DemoGracy--the rest ofltbe "
efences, whatever may be the rebuilt I
! this election, will follow soon. We Ia
,el warranted in proclaiming that a
lentucky is at Hast redeemed, reg EN- a
rated ana disehthralled. The De m b
eracy of Kentucky owe and will be- lie
ord to the immortal young he 70, Ia
hose genius, whose eloquence a nd b
hose valor have wrought this glof RI p
Us result, a greater triumph TIL n !"
as ever voted by the Roman people C
} their proudest conqueror. All al
ill! John G. Breckenridge! champi- pc
/ victor and chief of Democratic 81
entucky!' TO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
An instance saws the NIe,npllis

An instance, says the Memphis
4pPeal, has rec emily occurred in
Cincinnati IN which lady was ,
maid, wife and a widow, all in one
day Mrs. ConIlell,wife of the man
who was so cruelty murdered on
Front street, theIother evening, had
married her bus band on the morn
lug Of the, same day om. which the
fatal aifray occurred, At morn a
maid, at noon a wife, at evening q
widow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

Ell 10 th1 Counter III tI tOrgil as
bascII
The MaysvlIlr, KY, Eagle motto
es singular lar' as having occurred
near Chat city. Ii WAS that ola mare
fnalitg a mule al Id horse colt on
the same day. Such thing las
: not b. FIRE been known TO occur.
! The Albany, Ga Patriot, Of lie
29lh ofJuIy, sa, lale OF nov ct
top, fro m the plantation Of Capt. L.
NJ. Roberts. was sold in that city on
the 9th, at IL cents per pound.
A CARGO OF MElsLEs.-The
pa&llet ship Constellation. arrived at
NaK York, on Tuesday morning,
bringing eight lundrcd and rinc-
teeh passengers IN the Storage
/ Til lev have had upwards Of nlnt ty
cas- rs OF measles on board at one
Tim +.
I'RIcr OF Ice IN San FpfYcr>ob.
- On the first Of June, i..c was sell
ing,fr San Franrisc o.al cents dr.
4Ih., but the Boston iampany lia,in (
since Ahausiel their supplies, til :
Russian lie c. mpin, I.aAirg Il
mon ro'y, and 400 tons on hand,
WERE at Tire, last account charging
all D NV customers % cents pr d.
iIIN is selling in California at SIX
ty ddEIrs per tom
Tho Savannah Republican SAYS
that Georgia now exports more pine
lumber than Maine.
Louis Napoleon undertook to'shut
up all the liquor shops on Sundays
lie has had to back out in order to
save his crown and his head. Tie
French must drink every day IN the
week.
Reducing I'rcolhingto P'neticc--
Mr.. Abraham Crisnran, at II,rrods-
burg, Pa, The other day, rolled his
whole stock Of liquors, consisting of
several barrels, into the street, anil
their contents. lie deals
in whisky no more.
The village, town and city popnla-
hon Of the United. States is 1000
O30. The rural population reaches
10. 263, 900.
Snow Railway Guide for July
shows that 142 rail oatl trains leave
Boston daily, viz: by Old Colony "a;
Pr evidence Is; Worcester %; Fitch
,urg 2G; Lowell Is; Boston and
'Iiine SO, and Eastern Ill. This Of
curse includes all the branches
'he same number returns daily, like
'ise, AMI mlkes a he, ny aggregate
f business.
New Hampshire is the first State
D fix upon Thanksgiving day. The
4th Of November is set apart.
II APID increase OF PoPrLArIoN.-
he Boston Transcript Says, "The de-
ennial increase Of the most favored
1rtions of Europe is lessthan : per
mt. per aHnum, while that Of the
!. States is at the rate of three and
hnlf per cent According to our
IstProgress, viewed in conBexion
til that Of European nations, the
,pulation Of the Unitetl States in
rtyIyears will exceed tbat Of En-
andl France, Spain, Portugal, STe-
N ilMlgSwitzcrland combined.
IIBnll Rpfus Choate, il is said,
-itGs sa@aNa shocking bad hand
1t hIe had To- take clerk in his
icelio Dartmouth College, to de
'her his hieroglypIies, in order
It the newspapers might obtain
y Of his eulogy on Webster.
E. G. Smith, charged with using
ostage stamp twice, copvictodip
U. S. Court, on The lih, ih
sion in Utica, \. r., was sCrl-
ced to pay fine oil fifty dollars,
severe frosts, it is said, were exE
fenced inlrortions. Of Massdclul
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

At a recent funeral in Richmond
{ Va Mrs. Green, the wife of An
drew Green, and daughter Of the de-
ceased lady, suddenly fell and expir-
ed at the moment the coffin was plac
ed in the hearse-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Vote on the Amendments to the
Constitution.
*Not renorted.
For tie eleotioa| For nesO Cos

The total vote for Governor in the
above counties is 3l,707. We sup
pose the total vote for Representa-
tives in the Legislature to have been
about the same as that for Governor;
and the amendments, to be adopted.
must have received "a majority Of
those voting for Representatives. "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

The Russian SPY SYSTEM Rus
sia has her spies in very rcsprcta-
Die city, and sub-agcnts in every de-
partment OF the. Continent The
London Times SAYS the cost Of the
espionage for France alone, for the
present year, is estimated at mnre
than 1000, 0O0G and some oil the
persons employed in it, both Rus
SLAMS as ell as French, are those
W lose position IN society one would
suppose 0hght to place them above
such seWic&. One titled person is
at preseNt/travelling in Germany,
with min6& agents scattered over
the co untry, pr the purpose Of pick
Ing up inforh aIion One person
has been mem toned, who is, and has
been for SOME time, in tile receipt
Of more than N00,OO0f per annum.
for supplying the Russian governs
ment with secret information on
to general, but particularly
with refer ence TO France and Eng
and. +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has
made a decision DENYING the author
ity Of corporations torefuse licenses
to retail intoxicatl Ing drinks. IFS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

The Supreme Court of New York
at its late sitting, it is said, distinct
ly affirmed the constitutio nality Of
the fugitive slave law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoN--T The del
egation in the next Congress, from
Tennessee. from the present indica-
tons, viii stand as follows:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
For the Fayetteville 0Jseyucr.
Correction

Having learned that the Impress
ion has gone abroad that my name
was used as witness in the contro-
versy between some of the candi-
dates for the Legislature IN justice
to myself, I have to say, that / was
in no way connected with the affair
The mistake has grown out Of the
similarity between David f. an d Da-
vid S. Hobbs; D. T. being the wit
ness. D. S. Hops.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
From om' Msf Week's s. 0m E.Atton
A>.,As'xvs "
MOST GLORIOUS
j OH n S @ n
Ell ECTED.
~ bq9nTF ID gP Nh 81
U2pE a.ae sSepge5

We stop the press to announce
the news just come to hand. Stuff
cicnt is knq WI, it is thought, 70 JUS
tily the belief.that JOHNSON is elected!
The nett democratic gain thus far, is
l754! Three cheers for the Me
chanic Statesman,'l.ll!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Respectfully, T. b CANNON, cash

MAJ HvILLE, 1lth July. 1858.
The following is the amount due
Lincoln county for S53, at 394 cts.
per scholar.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
DEMOCRATS.

Pretty well, considering that the
Henryma nder gave US but two dis
tricts; but not as well as it might and
should have been.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

They are all old members except
Philips and Dowdell.
KsvruckF RcFIoy+.- Five dem
ocrd It's and five wings are elected to
Con ress in enturky, as follows:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

ALABAMA oELBc rEoNs.-- The follow
ing is the result of the late Congress
ional election in Alabama:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

July E. End OF Bermuda brig Carer Kane from Bo'-
July o. at A. lon IS 2 ship Charlie, Jane from HanburE o N.
Aug lat IS a. Ion &c Is brig Neptune n St Pesborg Cor Boz
had earned msnopma In heavy gale sf~ days pre-
-.
Aus r. lat 50 &C. lou "a "A bns Rodney Carr fn Boston for VII.
mins'on {.
June n ~ y 40 w. bark Haznd Of salem. from
June q s n lon 20 II W. ship Mssdalens
iuIs IS N lon 10 p ship ssh LOui< Henderson, fn
Now-y oik Msy 20 fer San frAncisco; ,.e-., 49,,
June ~ \ on q 50 the Messenger nothing further per
Lars ship Messenger Mehe from Nevfofk May "a Tor Sal Frau
,..-----
In Rio Jarei0. o., NJ,
Ibia June IS for San francisco.
july lat 20 Son 10 % ship PrsPero, Freeman Boston
JrS t - S. lon q CO. bark Cloud Levin. Boston
June Is o Cope Town c. ;. H. ~ a..
Juv y lat S. bark Globe Of Richmond, fun New Orleans
for Borcesui. -. ,,.-- - - 4,
Boston.
YuA Tor Lv,rpoo .. A.,
Not. .-,-,
uly An steamer with two f1nne bound
frfobsbv tie North star from iAvre for Golalarl -
Aus lon CO 80 brig Helen Jane, from sosson for Hon
duTts
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
WEEKLY ENLARGED.

the lh olAst April THE DAIRY THiBuSz having completed
s twelfth year enlarged than oneourh oearly
the Of Tia Losd0s Ts making considerably larger than
any other cheap Daily published In this country in the world
No change price made In consequence Of this Enlarge
n,ent-the paper being still afforded Mail Subscribers s.
adjacent cities l2 per week and sold 10 those Carriers
and Agents ordering BY Express Nail for distant sale
SIS per thousand copies payable in advance hese prices
our aggregate receipts for entire Daily edition do exceed
the pay Paper and In leaving ali other expenses
edesyed from receipts for Advertising 10 other words
each purchaser Of paper from ~ biz moneys
worth in the naked sheet send him looking for the reward Of
labor and the heavy expenses Of Teegaphing Cor
repentance Reporting. Composition, Printing Mailing. Book
keeping Rent &C. 70 our Advertisers alone We do no, think
possible to cheaper newspapers beyond ths point
shall be hereafter intend be with the foremost
10 demonstrating the fsct
Our sxyIvrEEIY ErloPEkx aud CArUolNA Editions were
-ulz-ycd simultaneously and equally the Dsy and also
without sry Of price We respectfully solicit a con-
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TIE NEvfolK WEEKIY Tribune enters on L. thirteenth
year the ID Of September when VIII In like manner be en-
rged the SIZE Of the Semi Weekly and Daily adding more
than oneourh s c4pacy-so without increase of prics
This enlargement adds At least $4,000 per 10 our expen.
liz addition the previous Of Daily Enlargement,
already Affected AL editions will from tie Is. Of septe
Der next appear entirely and beautiful type course
Of prsparAoa expressly for this paper Our Steam Grinder
Presses surpassed BY any world Even houzh
Weekly edition should be rapidly up 10000 copies
prepared to PRINT snd mail every copy On the DAY
tursey) that the form put press without inerrupsnz
resYdiny the regular ksue cf three Daily editions
snos,rs twenty odd nsrs- csies We ..and rssy TO
ADOPT improvements, hove s1sAs'e, Which VII enable
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PhiIadeIppia Market. ..FsrDAr, Aug 10.

Coal continues request and coal vessels abundant Ia
Ovucon BARK further sales have been reported We No.
Ine15p un CoTTog held firm, but the demand is united
i, ,pse from ID The FLOUR msIket continues
aas INT Sales bhs al s. sass y Dbl
fr h ound Is 4: for old stock There steady
Rye FLOUR COSS
ere ON lee The former ~ 6 and the latter AZ aboat
unchar sed and there moderate
nonry salss bush 81 $40 buhei for
Sohsn nud Pcusyvsra REQ 81 Zds . for White ADD 81
s76s eg m White CORNis IN limited demand and 5000 bushels
Yellow 70a7olo sho and White esc 400 buhel.
ausr, PRIME sold S7d40c = bush In GROCERIES aud
TRosoN but small business doing and prices wi
cut rh.ge WI continues limited request Sales AZ &c
LII -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

Sch, v.t,.,,s wsshisror M..sso d az VIZ se n r n
p-S-.,L q" rt inst Of CtTTyssOri Ee't 'P''s NA w.
or Sste e., ~ sr.rs Rssu.ou New sc5sH ~ih nv
~. ~. Pea. Wilmington. IS, with ns' '0' = -
Brown. Yi nov. = s'-. ~ih naval sos's to
Va M;us, N.-r. )-ss-s q q, tn sse 70 sfn- Srf
~ xs,s hes "a % Lover Bss. nsI "a ~ fo5k
~, un lrfo by osr'Jns svsy ea ~ or - eolax
,.,. 81 F,..x O. sns Samae -abrey s.s1isn lied
So Rssrsfoa Clst stsuf 70, Ct l Dag. ~ e'iA-HI
SIR ed Jaws Sew-Hassr ~, 10 'si-si.
sSkr T.ugs Hisrn. Brown Ns~-ii.v-- DAY n btIs-
s 'I,' . = sbsrr shsrn Prviasncc. ID. IL btliast
s,b- /. X shsi,r Cor. Po-i.-rd, Ct 2ds. some
se-rP iisil Russell sSrilsrd Ct zds stone H.
sttr O Ho'ehsis. 90 ~ se~ hss-e az. - ~
SER css'eT wht Den-su. Brds-por, ld.7 in hal,st
s.Tr ? AieH Dict Portland, c. d. VIII s'ne'
H. - in Colr. Portland. G.. ia son-
ST. sfsSdiel Russ.I Portland. Ct sole
SER abr Book.r Kingston with eoal eonot % 'too-
setr Fsyiion -. RoundOut With coal oou1A % a a,son
ser ,Sl,r Co srlb Ei'n eo- holod 20 oV--
s,hr O,ru Coul Miller KirsEOn. wh rru bound % po-
Ser Poconoks AID. s1 Su1oL Va, ds WI i1l1'c' - 49,
tor Hros 80 a. .v,.h 80. 20 Ben
sel, F,sre.. Psrs Gard mr. Kinsson bor nd % ay
solr PfnrJ Hand GAINS, Hartford dAg' VIII Po'
~ 8 Reskpsbsrn Learsrd. Porilaod CT. L. st1ae
Efookhayen. hound % fliief'ip4ia
schr. PsDsgs, Smith. Brkbssn s0und % Yai,aaeIA@
eslr Thou,. Nsrfp Deusne ~ NirriDia. - pine ~,o
sloor Emily. Crspo New Bedford POS, ~tn c to oA'1S
hip JDaith ruo. gof SeEOrlesn Lewis IRON h'
I ,Bsm Older Bremen tune ~ with pss'enEs''
sAIFr-s sCut.tra Co.'s lrhppe Ps'ne $40 sranco
Tousr Pierce Phitdelpha: Mara hOrton alcs Ih-i>-
l. pos n t3rJ Ma5shsll, Quebee; Ad0rs -.
WIND During ii. diy, Forih-
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Al eOsntsrr 18th ut. SIP Lsrns.cu, -upsy fr vo..oa
AZ Rotterdam - -. la, ,,s and II ia. srsa4s-
S-rsItss cleared ss 81, so Mia AIR "a O-~'a'-1
Sosrou . A.
AZ Lveroes ship Asres seli, tr 5d'V aei' day.
Al .to ing ii, Singapore crsr-! for Hs~-fol
o. 5,A ns ssp Ocean steed Cor Sew York r-ssy
Sab ships ~sfss Wsfurd. fos fhisdesnn oa
Do baris Ma, Fee.n kr 4, 9h Tes (3r k-are ~
for pv>n fBr for Boon Speneer KIRBY f-ent'r 10,
Havana es Ihes CIR kaVsnash for Bcoa esdy' Harp of)
AZ rrelseE 81 its- b. bark, Jane Levitt Levitt and Cecilia
80 ,f til Of the Bsnt 9th al snip Er- cnrti. Ss-Yok
biz John WIey, (Bl beekSth DO st .ps D-nnEk oenAe
Th.deIh DrhA Mara. Buleish, Ses-fogs BARK TsnaFO Oar
ssS f. N Sriros.sa y s bark Velocity Paiien Portland;
A. ut bark zo,oH Pal for Salem, rs.dyi
An Pensbuo hsrs Emily BAnuns, Bay, PAadeipia
AtNsysu. I. y Nuevtss Griffin for Pooee few dsys to
finish ds for ewsven sh Gard Isln Pierce Tor Boston e
Sailed "a bng Ds Foster AgaadiA 10 hnsa ds lf new
Sd I'm Port .u Prince Inst brL,d. COZ Boston
;, John n iust, brig Balnors Mcleod Sewfofs'
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