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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

! JOE BoWKER's JOKE ON THE CARPEN-
TER Joe was a smart Yankee boy, who
had been apprenliced to skin-fint carpen-
ter. He was on one occasion whipped by
his master for spreading butter too thickly
hogging, he went into the street boo-hoo-
ing at a furious rate.
"Whal's the maller?" cried dozen voices
90, dear! O, dear! IFS so dreadful -
beloved Joe, twisting his countenanee into
the similtude of a baked apple.
'Whal's so dreadful -
20, my masters dead-died sich a awful
death, too-O, dear, dear !"
"Your mos,er dead awful death? How
did it happen? Stop your confounded bel
lowing and tell US abou. i,.''
90, dear" said Joe, his voice broken
with counterfeit sobs, "you know what a
small soul my master had-wot a old fel-
Ter (sob) he was for money (sob.) Wall,
| i. 'pears that somebody (sob) had su,hin
agin him, (sob) and wen. last nght-O,
dear, dea1-il's so orful %
''Look here, young man! stop that cry
| ing, and tell the story"
"Wall, my master he used to sleep (sob)
with his mouth wide open, a-snoring, (sob, }
and sombody went last nigh, and bailed a
steel trap with fo'pence, and so. it on his
piller, and kelched his soul atore m,ornin',
and left his body in the bed. Boo-hoo-hoo
O, dear, dear!n'
And with this, Joe made break through
the astonlshed crowd and disappeared a.
round the corner, while the welkin was
ringing with shouts Of laughter. Joe's mas
ter did not hear the last of his awful de-
cease for long time, and those who knew
him best declare that Joe's story was no
myth, and that the longer his body walks
about, clu,chiug greediIy everything Thai
'lhe law allows him." The stronger evidence
he gives that he is troubled by no such in
cumbrance as a soul.-Bosion Museum.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

JUVENILE DEPRAvITY.-NIissH Hamilton.
in her book on Education, mentions the in
stance OF boy SO very neglec,ful that he
never could be brough, to read The word
pairiarchs, always when he met with il pro-
nouncing it partriages. A friend of the
writer observed to her that it could hardly
be considered piece of negligence, for i,
appeared to him tina. the boy, in calling them
par,ridges, was making game of the patri-
archs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS, JR.
DI 7 o r A ND PROP PRIET r /.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l.5O
C 6 ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEMENTs-S per square for three inser-
tIons-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lshed until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

The great error of modern literature is,
that i. is either uiiilarisn or merely anus
ing; the great error of politicians is that
they are either too reforming or TOO factions
Our artisans study that they may inven, a
new steam engine, or reconstruct the Brit
ish constitution. Wearied with these am.
bilious attempts, they read silly trash, or
take up with some petty ogi.alion.-Lord
John Russell.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

ETERNITy.-An American clergyman, in
one Of his sermons, exclaimed: ETERNITY
why, you don't know the meaning Of the
word, nor either, hardly. lis for ever and
ever, and five or six everlaslings top of
that. You nigh! place row of figures
from here to sunset, and cipher them all up,
and it wouldn'. begin to tell how many ages
long eternity is. Why, my friends, after
millions and uillions of years had rolled
away in eternity, it would be hundred
thousand years TO breakfast time"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27
CONUNDRUM

When is frog monarch Of the ravens
When he's a croaking (croao ktng).
When will water stop running down hill'
When it gets to the bottom.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27
Box manure. Yard manure

Thus you see that there is quite differ
ence, and it shows the advantages of shell
,ering this species Of dressing. very little
calculation will show that the gains or saw
ing made in few years would amply repay
,he extra expense of building sheds or dig
gng cellars for this purpose.-.Maine Far
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

To know a man, observe how he acins
his object rather than how he loses it; for
when we fell, our pride supports; when we
succeed, il betrays us.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

Most women had rather have any Of their
good qualities sligh.ed than their beauty
Y ct that is the most inconsiderable accom-
plishment of woman of real merit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

AS WELL.-A person passing through
Alnwick, and observing upon door elias
well, Surgeon, &c." remarked, 'lhst gentle
mans name would be as areU wilhou, .he
u,,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

What is not for the interest Of the whole
swarm, is no. for the interes, off sing lie bee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

THoUGHTs FOR TEINKERs.-Lies are
like hltIess swords, which Gu, the hands
that weld them.
What is not good for virtue is not good
for knowledge.
Wherever the sentiment Of right comes
in, il takes precedence of everything else.
Few men have been taught 10 any pur-
pose who have not been greatly their own
teachers.
Never purchase love or friendship by
gifts when thus obtained, they are lost as
you SOP payment.
Vice can never know itself and virtue
but virtue knows both itself and vice.
Life is made up, not Of great sacrifices or
duties, but of little things, in which smiles
and kindness and small obligations given
hibitually, are wha, win and preserve The
heart, and secure comfort.
Not the half of FrankIn's merits have
been told He was the true father of the
American Union. Ii was he who went forth
to lay the foundation Of that great design at
Albany and in New Y ork he lifted up his
voice. Here among US he appeared as the
suggested the Congress of l774. and but for
his wisdom, and The confidence lha, wisdom
inspired, it is matter of doubt whether
that Congress would have taken effect. II
was franklin who suggested the bond oi
union which binds these States from Florida
to Maine. franklin was the greatest dirlo-
ma,ist of the eighteenth century. He neve'
spoke word too soon he never spoke a
word too late he never spoke word too
much; he never failed to speak The righ
word al the right Bancroft.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

Men are never SO likely to settle ques-
tion rightly as when they discuss it freely.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

An editor of a country paper thus humor-
ously bids farewell to his readers "The
sheriff is waiting for Us in the next room
so we have no opportunity to be pathetic
Major Nab'em says we are wanted and mus
60. Delinquent subscribers, you have much
to answer for. Heaven may forgive you
but never can"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

Observation-Disclosures, speaking Of the
salary attached to the rumored appointment
to the new judgeship, said it was all moon
shine. Lyndhurs', in his dry and waggisI
way, remarked, "May be SO, my Lord Harry:
bu. have a confounded strong notion that
moonshne though it be, you would like to
see the first quarter of i..'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

MARR1AGE.-The more married men you
have The fewer crimes there will be. Ex-
anime the frigh'lul column of your criminal
calendars, and you will there find hun
drsd youths executed to one father Of q
family. Marriage renders men more virtu-
Gus, and more wise. The father of fami-
ly is no, willing to blush before his child
heritauce.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

"Will you please to permit lady to oc-
cupy this seat - said a gentleman to anolh-
er the other day in railroad car.
''ls she an advocate of woman's ights -
asked the gentleman who was invited to
'vaca,e."
''She is" replied he who was standing.
"Well, then, let her take the benefit OF
her doctrines, and stand up.''
An infdel, who had been attempting to
prove that men have no souls, asked lady
with an air of triumph what she thought OF
the philosophy. sit appears to me,'' she
replied, ''that you have been employing a
good deal of talent to prove yourself a BEAST
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-01-27

December.-The man born in this month
will be good sort of person, tho passion
ate. He will devote himself to the army,
and be betrayed by his wife. The lady be
amiable and handsome, with good voice,
and well proportioned body-be twice
married, remain poor but continue honest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
I'M a ,s,so u nsa,. "a. f,upd SHORE

b m nil IN Montreal 9Th ~ EgU ~as htppd eshofs
q fansa, ali hands sDrpoa1h ~ Dc lpr
"a tsia fFsDtit fassnnsh fep0rs h!y"Es"n Fpt at
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is, te M 0 hoase led boss On deck All s' gJ
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,.s "A lGh NJ ssfs 49, ~ The s,fkhs's ~ N cfgw
tope n nfly sshDTe On inc fpcsNn upts3
bland spd siissqu' MY II ionou CORE vs. i'' ''
sp,r hi,ss she sepota by telegraph from Liver
poo, hst cargo zee" and alt stfact on Pond h
bsF >, the mouh % ssnnsbee River O'Clock 5anfny
ths t1td s on hrfle snos ana ~ ,sX
be 80 good vessel Of at01t w t"ns Jun ." '
,d.xr,a b, me Mss.m psiisp Of Bath No ipsufanc9'
trrrEH felegsd P0rispd from Capt Bufoa OF re D'tN
Asl w. liam that while bsaiBg 81 r Of Sierra 1,s'
ts Ie Tie captain had sentto Havana or ve TO tts ot
H. efo eoniire Of "a hbds molhss The sn,h i 10 W.
81 IN .G5 IN hut 1881 She b owed ~ feicJ and
sf.s al Portland There l. insurance OF % 700 vessel
esr,o the ns Of w nnnger L> add Daniel safr IN
I1rlsnd. -.
10 Iesfpo had s when " DAYS out ana ~hen no VII"
Bsri Of AID the nut Gied Inc Pf rnt-s
when there board sided with the crew, aud Capt H.
h.d no recourse bot 10 return 10 Liverpool .,,. Z,
schr from 81 Johns n " about 4h ns 0r
Hslifnx ias been wr,eked no particulars $50.
Fremont (beiore repoed passed oth INST AZ -
g. ~ brig Haax water logged snt aDan1ni
nth MT Phisdsr IN ballast bach t win loss OF p
having teen IN contact during deus o
A. NJ on IS miles \ T.. from Moniauk Poa Win
shp 81. Louis fiofn Londcn isT New-lork
Quebec the brg Victor, hnf mss -
frou Queisc Halifax with flour l besn os
sydney Quebec with coal has been M'no iahs'
rsrtc
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Dlsasirfa. SO.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
Arrived.

Mail steamship Marion Foster Sc hours from Charleston
with nds ptsss SoHoTd uestOn Co On sunday
rgP Il miles W Of Cape iaeras Shoals exchanged ssnas
with Steamship Adser hence Charleston At l0 day
steamship hence for Savannah
H. Hsftera w BY s. exchanged signals with
Osrrey, from FtlEdelph il for Charleston . -
South Gardner NewOreans via Norfolk
wit L r. Stan Nov IS p miles
ship Ia h. lat lon 80 signal
,hip suprosd be he H.mle Ih La . 81 Ion ~ So
Of and for Portland ds from Ciens
Sane sehr Petite Lizzie OF Blue Hill abasdoned and
fan Of both ih VIM Thompson jumped over
tosrd an drowned.
ship Ford, London Oct. 10 with mde and $50
GTHnell hinturn Co.
Bark William Br Thompson Douglass Is de fun Limerick with
iron END 81 pss 10 Logon Collins
Big Acorn Boston Fby Charleston, ds- With cotton 10
West 5th ins lat "A - Ion IS TO- fell in with large
qusrii'y Of pitch pine timber
with SslO hass Is. Sands. vessel allied
In etufsny with hr Baltimore Aonteyedo Oct 49,
10 s. Ion - W, spoke whale ship Majestic from Fa,a
IS lat 10 5 Ion s. 80 w spoke brig RGns (Brl from Liver
pool for Cslls0.
Biz Cha Coe Hubbard st. Marks d. with &c to
sntlwood, Anter0n Co
Bs Dsnte Br un 20 d. I'm Masnzs with Grin
lat 81 IS Ion 70 CO. spoke shp Bell
Rock. Q an Boston for NewOrlesns
sehr Powell Conn. 10 Do FIN. Wilmington, c., with
Powell Sailed in company with sehr Jonas
Smith for NewYork.
Ystsrday-ste .ushp Geo Law MCGOWAN, AspD-
wall Waterloo, Harvey, for Liverpool
BELoW-Bsrk Oeila, I'm Hull (Engl also brss
Wind z meridian do e. with dense fog
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u..ss.. uisss Market n"aiss
f,.Lsat ls.,aT os,if ssS Perm f'ssssefs ss""s's

fp.ponsa s.slssl,slJ h' Tho n DAILY rr"ass
80 ytash.on fihs ssas boat bpsndd @n'nf
Of fopods The nJwlnt H,'s y, -
IT, n usl tom Now aabrtsh W HMs,, ~ ts
VI nd 1,sss putks bbi Fgsa ~ tbta an pais nl's
-. A. DO Apples ~ phEs other fruits yhl oas ~
81, 49, Fosf IN hes. tuct whsa 40 do Corn 49, ~ a $50
-, 40 do 30 do h,e, bb's f"se'@o' " '"-' $3.50
...-, 4 DO khntf - Barrels s,,-A ...i.i,. r..ad.v
Cert hun'.f u IN, '9~ ,s ,sh rseo,.s s fliorlug
M ~ ths l,ip 1885 va Bssy,s ~ Nees 49,. =,
snt' ~ I',n 40 swine 90 Fowls 100 rarkcyA % oeesr %
49,. A, rui. rails sud hfkus Butter ,, ,,....
pnsn ~. fsl,t,a al o Minssnk, arriving hoadsy
=, loot of Warrfn from Nswbui an reports ne iol o.
IT, sriei.s hy Of soy = " Be,'e, - on So, "a
-. 40 ,i,ns butter b6 CIDER 80 bbs Rye hefse !" %
Gods ) sia,s Leather - ...-.... =, Az,
0st II Fr.ukiust from Ca.kl reros the isiLl',h- "a
Nov . 70 tubs aid pals hater 10 Dos to.toeN i
Ssies isy iSibs Apples, 81 do Rye 10 bags le."'eS'
sEcANTUL.rios =, ,,.,.. ann.
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JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRx. ...........No,
Cleared

Steamship Roanoke Cavendy Norfolk &c Ladam Pessants
sbits-statira Morse GLASGOW, DauhAm Dmon CAL
euiis swipE Bristol eng Nes1h sous Barney Barney
Heard Goodwin jeffrey, Loudon, WIN
Dous.n; Henry Pratt M0sasr Mobile W n, Rlyesmlih
fark-Anron Philadelphia, o Baker Co
Bres-New-Kra tBrl Irving ST John. =. Mdtsion Co
Motto Knht Jacksonville Russell Nining Bas. Crosby
ssieu w Rop,s Co Fzste Pats. Para II. r Corntnr
sohoonsu- Sailors Delsht Dewey. Se~-Haven, IL Ravens
Chts Mills Jones WILMINGTON Dolner Potter; Ellen Lolsa
Iiou scr New Haven master Helen Hober lBr Ediss. Hal
ifsx Kelly senator Lewis Asxsad. Wsshintoa &c
Cleamtr NJ d. Seul Philadelphia James Had
Fanny tpew Huh. Savannah McCresay Mott Coz CAMILLA
fBrl Kennedy Hafsx D0nayan Joseph Lybrand ireland
fbledelI his, J. W. Mckee.
sloors-Moito Be,bs Providence II Hsvens Pointer Fow
Ter Providence. MISTER ~
stesner- Parker Vein Turner. Baltimore. " Coa Co.
BaIse-Grsnpus, Scofeld Phi.sdelphs W. n. Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

cd Bedford 2 bark M.resa Morton for Pacific Ocean
Cape De Vsrd ISLANDS Sept p brig Homer fhor Naa 10
bh oil board stated In for wood Aod
water o sail IN swetk aclnse
lei er om Can't Young bark Odd Fellow. OF Sag HAbr
dated q 1885, 20 fun Desgo Bay reports her with 50
bbls wh 100 do sp. oil
litter from I'd Of ship Joseph MAXWELL Of Farhsven re.
roTs with go bb oil and 80 bbs 0a deck ani
whales ell around.
letter from the Of ship Roscoe, Hayden Of Bedford re-.
ports Guam in March with $40 bbs oil on boA'd seat
home 70 bis
letter Capt Woodward Of bark Winthrop Of Farhsyea
reports Geosrahe Bay in April with 2o bbs sp oil on
Load
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

Of weather continues restrict wharf opera
tsrs but le business doing CorIoS "a limited re-
ques Without change prcss 10 OuEscrs0s Iere
r Dong owrE tie hifh Of freight 70 Edrope Tue
flour FIRM but the demand Tor expo ied se on
bItnGs r shipment 90 10 30 oos bfaniy"tne
90 5i 81 . Dbl WHICH ne aniioim ask
CITY communion a. - I'D Tor coloa
trsr9s md ~ 21s7 s. r accortus % y
end NwYork hrpd higher quotations. 10 Rye FLoVk
nd MEAL o saes have been reported
Gshs1be plies Of heat ron inge suire moters h-,e
1000 az o bash made
s d prime Penrs lvania White and 81 " ~ D
There little Rye here Corn duli saies ~ wv
Mixed tic and Old 80 Oss are
urchsnsed; Of Southern sold At Sc -,
held hfly In hbls and 81 GIc IN hnds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
-Enreicn Ports.

Atthe Fejee Isands June bark John Mllay Csndel
Al lsth ut brig Water WITCH Conway for Para
Scr 6 days $780,.
Arr al Halifax 18th Msgnst (new White, sydney days for
Forest Pou Is for Boston, in for ha
chrs. Elena sp) Paris Havana via New-forki Herald
Cowell 4k- brxs Roierc Leblanc. Boston, l2thi
18Th Belle Meseher DO CID lth, brig DahA Bouche, bos co.
schrs Lstrador FarTel, do Ssgo, Best, Goucs ser
Below Mirimchi 2b Inst scbr I'm Boston expected up
,sme osv IL was probably Br sehr. Vuture.
81 Join n B-Cd I7th brig Maids Coomhs Boston sehrs
Marhs Smith and feaI Braanen do; Robt Miller VIII
WalsOboro
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Markets. .Reported By 7tlegrapa.

urFFAIo Nov s2Tbe receipts Of tie pat A hours sos up
FLOUR ga ibis WHEAT 81 coo bushels CoaS Gcoo bashels
Our ki very dull owing the nelene wssher sas
sales worth reporting Ohio "Hisxr qno'ea ~
EREIGBTs unchanged - .oDo,1,-
OswFeo zReceip since yes,eTday FLOUR 100 Dds
VpYtT % eco bushe CoRx so bushels VHEAT Is In mo i
dssnd with steady market sas u bushels - -
for Csnsciap. WHEAT FEEGHTs al lodf7c -,
ALBANY z-No reeeps have been sent H. FLOUR 1a
For 10 offered for Genses but we hear 20 ses o.
nou.rt BAILEY bushels sold d23 for r wed aad
s<df6c oars sales 1890 tush &c for S.te
Nov. q NoonThe Letters BY the Amercs SUI
Baltic received The sales of CoTToN hs ornoE ere
Lst unchanged prices MoLAssEs hAs declined &c 'o
prime New Mess Pork sells ~ =l2 75oSl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
Spoken. sc.

Nov Ia, CO. Ion TO- BIZ ship Helen Thompson i0m rrOOn '0s
Nov st % CO. lon 81 a. bark Patriot Of and from Bremen for
New-ioik.
Qet Ia, IS Ion 81 bark standing W show
Ing with er N Il lBeved 70 b the icaA OF
salem. frUu Pietor sbou, Aug 81. for Rio Jsaerol .
lou 81 a. An clipper snip stnins
south white gpsl with blue aud ssr "a the Tor
ward pAt signal Undoubtedly the Onwasd, VIDE fSn
New San Frsrciscol
50 IS Ion M ship Fanny Giney NootJ I'M
John \ B. for Liverpool
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By Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Nov 18th r. \ Mail steamer James Adsor
Dickinson fom NwYork arrived here 10 O'Clock
(MonssyD nisht
u0stoN Nov 2-Ar bres Adelins car. Adrossan Maanss
Philadelphia
klwoRifAHs Nov 22-Ths steamship fnpfe city nom
New fat Via Havana 10 coming up.
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To Mariners.

The Mister OF Provide ca he attention o. th
sulotiss situation Do phn hs East SIDE % h'
Channel below the Crook whcr has ben Knocked down and %
IN condition for vessels the fyer Also
ths Vcrv necessary that Crook Dolphin which hs been
t.teu up puroe Il widen the Channel should Be re-
laced INN ciafey.
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IFrom onr Con-. anondent !

From our Corr fpondent
PHILADELPHIA Nov -Arrfred-Bng Alcenus -, Shaw,
Fail River chrs w H. Dennis Hewitt Franklin, Ander
Salem; sturersnt, Cuson, Bosom
Crcd ST. snsbips Virginia Teal Richmond Kennebec Copes
NewYork ship Thos PERKINS, ThsobaA Lverpooi bns Orion
uTen Boston, ssrsh Ez,bth Toothaher Portland sehrs D.
smith Peterson Savannah w. H. Dennis Hewitt boston
Cuus Eyey Gloucester; H. Pays6n. Edrds., Boston Emns
Hsford 40 stnfevanf Curson; Bookyn CALIFORNIA;
Ief, Bslti1uorei barge Eth, White. do.
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Re9Iirfs Of Prod nee

H. "a, Nl Rer Boa- "A bbs Flour 81 do Ashes, 20
Pts But $50 tbls WHEY 4 DO Provisions 90
90 Beef bushels arley ia do Corn 81 y do Whest
RI e Railroads.&c. bss Flour, lSf a.
rss rs do Pork leo sides Leather
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fBy Sandy HoOL Printing Telegraph. !

Three brgs south Of hlsnds brig of The Highlands
bsTt It srchor in the Bay, all bound 10.
Wind light s. Weather hszy outside, and ossy In the Bay
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number of ond granted by the Government
somsbng than 2G5ofo OF which 100000 in
GUIDED mortgage. 80 go appropriated the Dteros
fund the remainder subjected to sale BY the Company for
their sial
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