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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

FRH&M ARRIVAL Y.
Spring and SUMMER GOODS,
,E. n. STEDMAN,
CORNER OF FRONT AND RUTLAND SITS.
MiDDLEPoRT, o.
TTAS received, and is now opening large and
well selected stock Of Merchandise, direct
from the East, which he is prepared to sell on ex
ceedingly low terms for cash, or approved pro-
duce In his stock, which viii be kept full
throughout the season, may be found, among a
great variety Of Merchandise not necessary to
enumefate:
-.. PRINTS
OF every variety and price.
- DRESS GOODS
Consisting Of Barage de LANES, Muslin de LANES,
Black, Colored and Robe Lawns, Lama Cloths,
Linen Lustres Corded Ottoman, Poplin's, Persian
Cloths, Black, Copd and Fancy Alpacas, Tibet
and Coberg Cloths, &C., &C.
SATINETTS
Plain, Printed, and Fancy--a large assortment.
ssg PANTAL00N STUFFS
Consisting in part, of Blue Drills Yellow Nan
keens, Kentucky Jeans and Cassimeres, CaliGor-
MIA do, Lisbon Ptaids, French Tweeds, York
Ganbroon, Plaid and Striped Cottonades-togeth-
er with alsrge assortment of Pant Linens, coli d
ana Brown DrllllngS, &C, Ue.
GINGHAMS
Lancaster Scotch French and Swiss, Striped and
Plaid, Mourning and Second Mourning.
IRISH LINENS
A full assortment-also great variety Of Fine and
Common, Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, Chemzetts,
Cuffs, Collars, Sletves Towelings, &C., &c.
CLOTHS
OF every color, and price-Also, great Variety
Of Gentemen's Coatngs and Vestings.
BONNETS
Silk, Hair, Pearl Gossamer Florence brsid, col, d
Belgrade, &C., all New Styles.
~ RIBBONS.
beautiful stock of the latest style together with
a large variety Of Bonnet Trimmings, Flowers and
Wreaths.
- GLOVES
Kid, Silk, Lisle thread and Cotton, - Shawls
Neck-ties, Cambrics, Jaconets, Mulls-. -.Sw ,ss
Plain and Figtred, Edgings, Insertngs and Laces
Silk and Cotton Hdkts, Wells, Hosiery, Suspen
ders, Buttons, Combs, Threads, Sewing Silks, &c
&c.
KosSuth, Hungarian, Moleskin, Panama, English
Straw, Leghorn and Palm Also, variety o
Misses Hats
A large assortment--All new styles.
MUSLINS-BROWN AND BLEACHED.
| Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Looking
Glasses Satchels, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas ant
Parasols.
| GROCERIES
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Soda Golden Syrup
MolasSes, Indigo, Fish, Tobacco of all kinds ant
qualities, &c, &C., with full selection OF Small
and Fancy Articles not necessary 10 enumerate
| To which invite the attention Of all purchasers
feeling very confident that can make it to tn,
interest of all such, to examine my stock befor
buying elsewhere, if Low PRICES and stric
attention to business will do it,
! "Cail and secure bargain soon."
E. H. STEDMAN.
| =. S. have again secured the valuable servi
ces OF Mr.. M. HEcox, who, ever diligent at hi
post, will be ready to wait on all, and show then
a large variety OF merchandise. E. IS.
May loft
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
ACADEMY.-The Fall ant


III Winter term ofthis institution will commence
on Monday, the 18th of September.
Instruction is given in the Latin, Greek, French,
and German languages inthe Mathematics, Nat
ural Sciences and the other English Branches
usually taught in Academies.
The Principal will endeavor, according to the
best Of his ability, to make his instruction practi
cal and thorough, to discipline the mind and inn
prove the character.
TERMS.
For the Common English Branches, Natur-
al Philosophy, Astronomy, Botany; His
tory and Book Keeping per quarter, $500
Forthe higher English Branches, Latin and
Greek languages, and the Mathematics,
per quarter, 500
For German and French small extra charge
will be made, sufficient to pay ior the instruction
in those languages. 5
Pens, Ink, Copy Books, and Slate Pencils will
be furnished at twenty-five cents per quarter.
| = G. G. GILES, Principal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

DOR TX PACKING.--The subscriber is
L making arrangements to pack pork, in Mid
dleport, and will contract for from four to five
hundred head Of hogs, 10 be delivered from the
1st Of DScember to the 20th
Sept II 6w33 GEO. W. HOLMES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
PomeToy, Aug. "a, l852.-tf.
Sunday Schools,

~ HE Friends of Sunday Schools are hereby
I informed that the Rev. TnoMAs b. DooLEY,
as Agent to the American Sunday School Union,
is authorized to furnish Libraries and publications
Of the Society at Philadelphia prices Persons
from distance can have libraries sent to order.
PomeroY, Oct |. 1921.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

nj Office is hereby given, that the subscri-
y Der has been appoi nted aud qualifed as ad-
mini nistrator on the estate Of .euben Burr decd,
late Of said county, Dated al Chester. this 10th
day Of June, 1855, T. MONTAGUE,
sep Z9-37w3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

nj OTlCE IS hereby given that the subscri-
i Der has been appointed and qnalifedas ad-
ministrator on the estate Of Francis Weldon, late
Sf Meigs county, deceased: Dated at Pomeroy,
this s0th day Of SEPTEMBER 1863.
37w5F }Pss'a BENJAMIN HOLT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
Aug.16--tf.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--

Will be given by the subscriber for his pocket
book, which was lost in or about the Coalport Ho
tel, or near the Saltwofks, on. Sunday morning,
August 2S, 1858, Said books contained several
papers, Of no value to any one but the owner,
also about sepentysfve dollars in fYe and ten
dollar notes, M ( JOHN SN0WDON.
Aug. 30,n3Sw2s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
NALE or REAI ESTATE.-Rv n.de,

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-BY order
~ of the Probate Court On the 3ist day of Oc-
tober A. D. 1853, at O. clock P NJ, at the door
of the Court House, in the town of Pomeroy,
Megs county Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the property
of Van Swearingen, deceased, tewt: Beginning
at the southwest corner OF the north east quar-
ter OF section number IL town number and
range number l5 in the Ohio Company S purchase,
thence north So rods aid Is links, thence east
l9 rods and links, thence south 1862 rods and Is
links, thence north to the place OF beginning,
containing fifty acres more or less, subject to the
dover estate of Polly Swearingen therein sp-
praised at $3.50. Terms Of sale One-thrd cash
in hand, one-third in one year, and the residue
in two years from the day of sale, with interest
on the deferred payments from the day of sale.
JOHN BROWN, Admir-.
Of Van Swearngen, deceased.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
Valuable Town Property for Sale.

Valuable Town Property for Sale.
Rz,,A THE subscriber offers the following
kT'1t valuable property al private sale, on rea-
HshG sonable tens, viz; Three lots, each fifty
@k. feet front, situated on Water street.
Also, two large lots on Front street, containing
about an acre and halt, running back to the top
Of the hitl. On one of these lots are two dwell
ling houses and barn; and on the other large
and commodious dwelling Uhe residence CT the
subscriber), and barn. tyt#.
For further particulars inquire OF
X. STEPHENSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

"Truth is strange, aye, stranger far than fiction"
CTRANGE though It may seem, its not more
~ strange than true, that. owing to train of
favorable circumstances, which it Is unnecessary
to mention, BETTER AND CHEAPER GOODS can now
be purchased at
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
than at any other establishment in Meigs county.
OF course, merchants and others interested in
the sale of similar articles, will tell you this is
not true: and il you are easily gulled, you may
believe them, and thus lose an opportunity to
SAVE YOUR HONEY.
1t is ar old adage that "a penny saved is pen
ny earned" and what is true Of pennies is equally
true of dollars. Now, if you can ouy a suit Of
handsome, we'll made clothes at my establishment
Cheaper than you can purchase miserable
second rate article OF Eastern slop-work, which
is m de expressly to sell to green horns, and con-
tains only about three threads to an amfull, and
stuck together with BAD PASTE, Of course you
can earn more money BY such purchase than by
many days hard labor.
Long experience, and practical knowledge Of
the tailoring business, together with superior ad-
vantages in purchasing, enables me to sell CHEAP
Err and BETTER Fs
READY MADE CLOTHING
than can be purchased here or elsewhere, all Of
which are Of POmerOy Manufacture
Much that has been said ir reference 10 cloth
ing, will apply with equal force 10 my stock Of
Dry-GOOdS and Groceries
OF which have always endeavored to keep on
hand the finest stock in the country. My stock
docs not consist of old remnants, and moth eaten
remains Of badly-selected and unsaleable goods.
That is not my way Of doing business My stock
is constantly replenished by FRESH SUPPLIES
of the latest styles and most fashionable goods in
ths market. Every variety of Dry Goods,
for MEN and BOYS, wear, kept constantly on
hand, together with some Fancy Dress Goods,
for the Ladies.
In addition to the above, beg leave to invite
particular attention to my large and carefully
selected stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES,
purchased of the heaviest manufacturers with
special reference to this trade.
Goats, Pants, Vests. Shirts, Handkerchief,
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Glppes. Suspen.
ders, Boots, Shoes, Carpet Bags, Clocks,
Trunks, &c. &C.,
Can always be found in great variety.
| My stock of Groceries, which am prepared
to sell either at Wholesale or Retail, consists in
part of the following articles:
| TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, M0LASSES, SYRUP,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDLES, SOAP,
SPICES, ChEESE, RAISlNS, SALER-
ATUS, SODA, FISH, &c.
All at such Low prices as would make every
modest man blush to ask them lower.
To those who are disposed to doubt, have
only to say, Call and see for yourselves"
Don't Mistake the Place.
Front-street, three doors above Court, at
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS.
N. B. Any gentleman wishing to have garment
made from any particular pattern, can be meas
ured and have it made to order at the same
prices. sa .l--.fy :,
Agood fit warranted or no pay.
jy2ln2s H. COHEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
Premiums Awarded

At the Fair OF the NIelHs County Ag-
RicIlltur0I Society, held at Middle
port ON the 9sth and 29th days Of
september 1853.
/. The different Committees awarded the follow
ing Premiums:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
Of the estate Of ]. 4, Young. ueceased.
D 29- 36w4e2 so. 20

ExamtnatiOn Of school TcacbeEs.
.GN Saturday next October 9Th, the County
NJ Board Of Examiners will meet in Pomeroy,
for the purpose Of examining applicants fos GER
ticates. The examination will commence at 10
O'clock, AN. The public are invited.
ci5lsay +. B. D00LEY, Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
/ / sTATEOTT TOHN LEPPARTN "a.

IL Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been APPOINTED and qualified as administra-
Tor on the estate of John Leppart, I'd, deceased,
iate of M,igs County. n rge9 tIas
Dated at Pomeroy this 10th day Of August, A.
D. 1853. JOHN GEYRR, Een'T, AdmL
Aug 20, n33w3S -nt..e" r..f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
Wholesale Dry-GOOdS Warehouse,
WOOD ST., OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HC
PITTSBURGH.
NEW FALL STOCK.

ME Subscribers are now receiving very
i large assortment Of Goods in their line, to
which they would respectfully invite the atten-
tion Of cash and prompt buyers. As an evidence
of our ability TO compete with Eastern Houses,
we offer to DUPLICATE any bills made this season,
in either Philadelphia or New York at same prices
and without any addition for freight or other ex-
penses-saving to the Western merchant both
time and money. ,..t sHr
INTEREST to examine our Stock and Prices, before
making their purchases. fIN e
HAMPTON, WILSON & co, =
IHPoRTERs AND JoBBERs or DRY-ooobs,
As WOOD ST., OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
AuD29-wln3Q s,tr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06
". sBs'bhITH' N'- ' 7. j. SMITH.
III. B. SMITH & BROTHER.
BOOT, SHOE, AND FINDIN G
EDMEMBDIMo

-
CORNER OF COURT AND FRONT STREETS,
lomeroy. o.
NlTH the view of establishing ourselves
wv permanently in the above business, we
have just opened in STlVERS' NEW BRICK,
the largest and most varied assortment of Boots
Shoes, and Findings ever brought TO this market; ;
consisting of every variety, from the most deli
cate Zephyr Tie" to the ponderous six pound
brogan-the latter an article expressly gotten up
fol- Golfers and Furnace men. Believing as we
do, that an establishment of the kind ought to
be sustained, we enter upon the business conf
ding its destiny to generous public.
HA M HDH n N0@ %S
In this department, we have on hand 600 lasts
80 bushels best eastern pegs, crimps, trees, leath-
er and Exit of all kinds, OF the best pattern and
make, to which we invite the attention OF the
craft.
MANUFACT RING.
This Department will be increased as circum-
stances may justify Work made at the shortest
notice, and warranted to give satisfaction in quail
ity and style H. b. SMITH & BRO.
N. B. Look out for the Iron Boot.
April 19, 1884
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SOCIETIES..
Neuo HooOs.


THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l citizens OF Pomeroy and vicinlty-hiS old
friends and customers particularly he is
now receiving and opening at his old stand, on
Front street, two doors below Reed & Brother s
corner, large and full assortment Of
MD HR w a. CID ~D MD SB .
Purchased in the Eastern Cities, embracing a
fine variety Of Ladies' and Gentlemens wear,
suited to the season.
Hard ware, QWCeMsWare, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES
HATS, CAPS. AND BONNETS.
AND GENERALLY ALL TIE ARTICLES KErT IN TN
Aa. RETAIL STORES.
He has bought the whole at the present low
prices. and is prepared to sell them correspond
ly low. He will do this particularly for Cash or
approved Country Produce.
He hopes his friends and old customers, there
fore, will give hlm call before purchasing else
where, as he Is determined to do all in his powt
to please them. q r..
Pomeroy, nov9-A JAMES RALsTON.
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nNTINIRTRATOR,R aAl

n WNNHNHO II HsA NVNbD . . "A n I1s@"Un
"A Saturday, the 29th day of October next, ct
O'Clock, p M, will offer for safe at public
outcry, at the door Of the Court-ho in Pome-
roy, the real estate following, to wit: a part of
lot number two, in Pomeroy, being twenty. five
feet front on Spring street, and running back one
hundred feet, and bounded on that side next the
Episcopal church, by the lot lately owned by
William Robinson Said premises will be sold
subject to charge thereon Of eight dollars per an
mum during the lifetime of Mary g. Laughlin,
which is in lieu Of her dover therein. The
terms Of sale will be one third of purchase money
in hand, one-third in six months, and The resi-
idue in twelve months with interest on deferred
payments. 5,s
J. CARTWRIGHT, Administrator
.I 49, n.AaA. nf N W...... .-......l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

tohaye l1gtkfted en the Statutes q Ohio,
n order 70 vote undekstandngly On this
subject, we deuFs that the Msigs County
Telegraph ppbllsh sheslaw in full. that the
voters may ,5se Il before the election, gs5
Respectfully yoursin the cause Of Ten.
J.T. BnkTon tEptiR, LUTHER MRRRiLL,
DASlxk A. cCUMBRk JoHx Miller,
RoBRR4 McFARtAND. 8. ]. DAILkY,
JoHr McMxsrnR, s. 8. HANRs,
VIZ. McMAs2rR, WM. STEVENS,
JoHK etGvESs, " Ira LOGAN. IS
@ DANIRL RugHnnFoRD. o.
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GWEWiFFs s3LE..sBv 4 viIiae d - .

= Of vend exp to me directed by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Meigs county, will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in said coun-
ty, on the 3lst day Of October, 1852, at o'clock
P M, the following described real estate, to wit:
the undivided half Of Lot number four az irthe
village Of Middleport. Meigs county; Levied on
as the property of Hollis Downing ct al. at the
suit of Marsh and Frear. Appraised at $726 0O.
sep29w5n37 S. BRADBURY, s. M. G.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue of writ
Of vend. exp to me directed by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Megs county, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court house in said coun-
ty, on the 3lst day of October 1858, at o'clock
P NJ, the following described real estate to wit:
the westerly half of Lot 113 in the Town of
Pomeroy, o.; Levied on as the property Of James
Murphy at the suit of 9. H. Kirby, forthe use of
sep29 37w6Sl SO S. BRADBURY, S. M. c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

Married. -0n the 2nd Of October, by the
Rev. John N.>Whipple, Mr.. PETER HoTFMAN, Of
Orange, TO Miss CATHERINE E. WELLS, Of Ches-
ter.
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Important bOmctSlC intelligence.

"Truth is strange, aye, stranger far than fiction"
CTRANGE though II may seem, It's not more
- strange than true, that owing to train of
to mention, BETTER AND cnrAPER GOODS can now
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
than at any other establishment in Meigs county.
OF course, merchants and others interested in
the sale of similar articles, win tell you this Is
not true: and il you are easily gulled, you may
believe them, and thus lose an opportunity to
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-06

Romero March is, Is5s-9m6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-19

in relation to the late Russ pavement contract was
taken up, and after some discussion, for which we
would refer our readers TO another page, was lail
on the table.
The reports of the Bapts. anniversaries 10 Albany
given on another page, win ne found highly interest
ing. The American and Foreign Bible Society have
abolished the restrictive resolutions OF 1850 and sub
stituted those of 1888 By the annual report Of
the Treasurer, it appears that the disbursements
amounted TO SO go IS, being 1885 2l more than
the receipts and the balance on hand NJ the COM
mcncement Of the year. The appropriations for
establishing missionaries distributing the Scriptures
&c. IN other countries, amounted to s?3 1872. Ac-
cordng TO The statistics Of the managers of the Aue
rican Baptist Missionary Union, the total expend-
lures OF the Union during the year 1852 were
Sll4,t9s c. and the receipts sll3,3 So. The debt
Of the Union in April 1852, was 81 ,126 So. We
also give place to a synopsis OF the proceedings Of
the Southern Baptist Convention held at Baltimore
which possesses considerable interest.
The Cunard steamer Africa will probably arrive
today with three days later news from Europe. One
week later adyices from California may also be ex-
pected in the course of the day.
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EARLY CLOSING on SATURDAY-We are glad
to learn that a movemeA is at present going
on among the merchants doing business in the
lower part Of the city, having for its object the
closing Of all the stores after three o'clock
every Saturday afternoon. Some years ago
large proportion of the shopkeepers agreed to
close at eight o'clock every evening that their
clerks might have little leisure time for men,
tai Improvement. but after few months they
returned to the old order of things. We hope,
however that the present movement will result
in general change in the hours Of closing the
stores, except those whose peculiar business re-
quires them to keep open till a late hour.
In our advertising columns will be found q
notice from the importing stationers stating
that they have entered into an agreement to
close their stores at three o'clock every
Saturday on and after the 4th Of June.
A large number of the foreign and domestic
dry goods and commission merchants have
also determined on closing at the same hour.
commencing May Fl and ending August |. BY
this judicious and excellent arrangement the
merchants themselves, and those in their EN-
| ploymcnt, whose families reside in the country
will be enabled to spend their Sundays at home
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Onslaught on the Four Cent Man.

TO TnE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Can't something he done 10 abate the nuisance mu
complained of in the vicinity Of the Post Office, in
During business hours daily in thar vicinity you q
hear nothing twelve sheets Of letter paper for fol
cents twenty five self sealing envelopes for four cents
and that too in a nasal monotonou, song which is an
thing agreeable to persons whose minds are engros
with important business matters, aud who find y
necessary aDnoyapces % a crowded city quite a. mu
az their vii, bear. without being subec led to
unnecessary and disgusting one complained OF. The
certainly can be found some way to stop It. II ms
appeared daily in of crowded stI eets, blowing
noisy tin horn for hours, would rot the city authOriti
Dterose their authority to compel the person to dess
And yet that would he q delicious serenade compai
with the everlasting bulfrog croakng OF the paper
envelope maa.
Ig0 for the largest liberty in all these matters prov
isg the party assuming IL does annoy and intefe
with the comfort and rights of others
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Uni2d States mail steam ship Illinois, Captain
Hartsteine viii leave his port afternoon
two o'clock, for As pipsal
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
~tn close at O'Clock
The NEW York WEEKLY Herald California edition, with
Es aesd intelligence from all parts of the world, viii
10 published at ten clock tomorrow morning.
Single copies sizpsnce Agents will please send in
sheir orders early possible.
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Additional Names OF the Passengers on Doaa
the lost Ship william and Mary.

AQ0ltlOu0l Names OF inc f08S0n8orw Oh 0O0sl
the lost Ship william and Mary.
In our account Of the loss OF the ship william .
Mary among the Bahamas, we gave the names OF abo
thirty five of tbs passengers, besides complete list
the officers and crew. We have since obtained Z
names Of nine others but are unable to say whsth
any of them were saved by escaping in the long bos
They are "a follows
John Diamond his vito aud wifes sister, going to )
Louis after their arrival in New Orleans. Their chill
about eighteen weeks old, died when they were abo
two weeks On the passage
Catharine Burns, Margaret Welsh and John Welsh
man and wife named Fitzgerald.
Heinrich spayard, from Berlin, going to st. Louis
meet a relative. He was glider, and about twenty q
years of age
The captain left the city yesterday for Bowdoinha
Me-, where his family consisting of wife and one CHI
are living. Some of the sailors have already bssn
gagged and one or two went to sea'a sewkdays ago.
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Court CaIendur-This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos %, ~ to 90, ~
SUPREME CoURT-General Tcrm.Nos. 20, ID, ~, 2l "a
20, &c, 16, 49, 3, 20 to 81, 81.
SUPREME CouRT-Circuit.- Adjourned TO Friday.
COMMON PIKAs-Psrt First-Nos SCI. 500 2s7, 664 81
e92 9O5, S91, 964 900, 913, 915, 984, oS5, 9S6 ~
COMMON PIKAs-Part second.-925 e31, 944, e4e, oat
to ob3, 955 to 962. - a -
eupxuoR CouR7-Two Branches.-Nos. 200, b22, 4ol
57l b7S, $50 to b92, 694 TO COL.