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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-05
Duf's Mercantile College,


ESTABLISHED IN ls4o.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
lion. James Buchanan, late Secretary OF State;
lion. William wilkins, late Secretary otWar;
Hon. Moses llamptoni ,
Hon. Walter II. Lowrici
Hon. Charles Saylor;
Gen. J. K. Moorhead.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author OF the "Nor'h
American Accountant" Prof. OF the Theory and
Practice of Double-Entry housekeeping, and
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor OF Mercantile and
Commercial Penmanship.
N. b. HATCH, ESQ.,, of the Pittsburgh Bar
Prof. OF Mercantile Law.
p. HAYDEN. A, NJ. Prof. of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart.
mcnts, and is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in The
United States. What is said oft by the most en-.
nent mercantile authorities in the country, and
of the Principal as Practical Accountant, as
an experienced Teacher, ana as an Authori as
also Of his colleague, Mr.. Williams, as 4 Pen
man, will be found in the pamphlet circular oil
"a pages.
DuiF's bookkeeping, PIP. les, Royal octave,
IIarper's. Price Sl,50-postaee Il cts" Inc
most perfect combination UiiRsiruction and pEae-
tce published"
"Duf IS Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 9 cents. ga perfect system for
keeping such Books and Accounts
II Merchants and Steamers can always be sup
piled with thoroughly trained accountants.
III Send for Circular by Mail.
April G, 1858. lsih
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IT, Mr.. Elliott. the Eronaut, who
made an ascension from Baltimore on
Wednesday afternoon, landed near to
Chri.tisna, Lancaster county, Penn'a.,
making the distance, so miles in one
hour and ten minutes. The last thirty
miles he came in the almost incredible
time Of twenty minutes. Hc says he
reached all altitude Of nearly A miles,
and was hurried along by heavy gale
nearly tho whole distance. This is at
the rate Of 90 miles an hour. Fast
travelling.
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N1oRGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

-ALL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all otheIs who are fond Of good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term Of years,
a, a cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
ments made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and toll.dish just
right and right side up, he expects TO COM
PETE successfully with his brother MilleEs,
and 10 give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood BY
Farmers and Others, that all who bring good
whea, may rely upon having good flour.
% The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES 5. CRAIG.
October 81, 1858. II
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DEDICATION.

TIE new Methodist Protestant Church
at Mount Morris, Greene county, Pa, will
be dedicated to the worship Of God, on the
second Sabbath (l3,h) Of November, inst
Rev. William Collyer, Of the Pittsburgh
Conference, is expected 10 oiliciate on that
occasion. j. W kNANs'
Nor. s, 1874,
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LARGE lear.

Col. SAM'L BEAN, killed a bear, one
day last week. on,lis farm in the Bean
Settlement, about 9 miles from town,
which weighed 259 pounds nett. A
pretty good bar, that ar.
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AUCTION --AUCTI0N!
Three Thousand Dollars worth Of Goods

AT AUCTION!
On accoun, Of the death Of James c.
Pickenpaugh, late Of The firm Of Raymond
& Pickenpaugh, the Goods now on hand
will be sold at cost for Cash, BY the piece
or The whole stock together, at Private Sale;
Buyers who buy close for cash will 10 wen
to call and examine the Goods and prices
before buying elsewhere
The Goods are bound TO be sold to close
nm the business Of the late firm, aud will
be offered at PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the I'll day Of Norember.
and will be continued from day TO do! till
the whole stock is sold.
October 90. A. HAYMoND.
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Posi- MASTER GENERAL CAMPBELL gives
to Colonel Benton, as reason for not up.
fayore Of the latter 10 the pos;
Office in ST. Louis, that he was Free SOiler.
Mr.. Bronson is removed BY Secretary Gnth.
RE, because he would not appoint Free
Sellers.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED.

AN Agent is wanted in every tOrn and eoanfy
IN the United States, TO sell the most p0P'daT and
saieaLls books ever published, including seSe,al
new works with finely colored plates, also the
works of IT. s. Arthur, including Arthur'i Cot
iars Liurury,' 10000 copies of these popular Sc
r,ss OF books, have been sold in the last 3monthg.
The largest commission paid to cn,etprisias and
industrious men, who can now have an ofpnttu-
nity for doing pleasant and profitable bas!ness
seldom offered.
Each Arcn, has exclusive euntrol of the sal
of our publications for the town or county he in;.
agree 10 ranydss. For particulars apply pcfsoA'
ally, or address (poit paid,)
J.W. BRADLEY, PaClither,
No. As North 9TH street, philadelphia
October 20, 1853. 2loVm
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Writing, Erappins,

and such other papers as may he wanted.
10 will be provided with the best quality Of
Eastern make Of Writing Papers, and will be
glad to supply all who may feel disposed to deal
with hin, OH fair and reasonable tcIhis lie hopes
thu, the public will give him trial feeling asst
red that he will be ibrrd worthy oflicir itSors.
I'll wish to exchange for RhGS-ond
will always try to pay all balances against mo in
Cash, F. TREUDLEY.
Morran,own, Va. October S., 1853.
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The LATEST Arrival Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
CARR. SMITH & CO.

HAVE just returned from the Eastern Cities,
are expecting daily their usual large assortment
Of scasonablc GOODS. This being the last pur,.
chase of the present Firm, the Goods are bound
TO be closed out, and will be sold at shorter pro-
fits than we have offered before.
III Those in search of cheap and desirable
STYLES of Goods will do well 10 examine the stock
at the
NJ " Glenn I1rjetu Store,
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Weights Of Produce,

The following are the established weights
Of various articles of Produce, as bought
and sold in this msrhe,. which bus been
furnished US by MIR. f. C. Phelps:
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TEMPERANCE HALL.

MoNoyGALIA DIVISION, No. 81, Sons Of
Temperance, meet at their Hall on Walnut street
every Thursday evening, at seven O'Clock.
L, s. HoUGH,R.s. VIZ. EVANS. w.P.
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hmportant TO Office Hunters.

Washington News says;-The pro-
Of the National, Wizards, Browns,
United Sta,e,, aud eadSby's Ho
nouncs thu, the price Of board viii
- o Coy, AIR ,he ia; .: S0rGmott
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A. TURNER & CO.'S
Circus, Menageriic, &C.,

Have been prevented, by rough woa-
Their and bad roads, from filling their first
appointments. The Company will pos
lively exhibit at
MORGANTOWN, Monday next,
November.
KINGWOOD, Tuesday, Nov. s,
FELLOWSVILLE, November 9.
u See advertisement.
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MEDICAL C.fRP.
DRs. WILEY & DUNN,

uAvING associated themselves in the prac-
lice of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens Of Morgan
icwn and vicinity.
DIR. WILEY is well known to this commit
nifty. DIR. DUNN is recently from las, OF the
Mountains. and has been engaged in the practice
of Medicine fer twenty-five years. lie would
respectfully refer to the following professional
gentlemen -
Cumberland, Nd.
Samuel p. Smith, NJ. b. George {. Perry, NJ. D.
Thomas Healey, (" - Dausherty, u
Patrick Healey, :" Reuben Moore, F"
Robert Daily, Oldtown, Nd.
Hugh Mc(iuire, WnchGsterJ Va.
Townsend Clayton,
John Snider, u Romney, Va
- Pratt, -
Jas. Alternately, Z" Springfield, Va.
L. +. Moore, - Frankfort, Va.
- Keckley, ~ do.
20 Office in Eyans's Buildings, on the
Public Square. .o.
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PLASTER PARIS for land and
Stucco Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grihd,,ohes,
all sizes and various grits, always on hand at
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
may 81, 1858. W. ". WALLACE.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

American Office, Oclopef d.
CATTLE.--The offerings a. the Scales 10
day were 1000 heed of Beef Cattle. There
were also about 500 head at the Scales, moi
offered for sale. OF the 1000 head offered,
about 500 were driven 10 Eastern markets,
100 were left over unsold, and 100 were
sold to city butchers and dealers in stock
Cattle, at prices ranging from s2'5O to $50
on the hoof, equal to $500 10 81. so nel'
aud averaging 1925 gross.
HoGS.-The supply at market was very
large. and the tendency Of prices is down.
wand. We note sales al 5000 to 1856 per
100 lbs. for live Hogs.
FL0UR-S6 50aS6,62.
PA. CORN MEAL-s3,37 IL
WHEAT-l35alSS cents.
CoRN-77afS cents.
RYE-73a76 cents.
WHlSEEY-29aS0 cents per gal.
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EW An Apprentice wanted at the
PRuNrYrowN PRINTING OFFICE. A lad
ofl5to " years age, of good common
English education, will find comfort,
able situation, and be taught a good
trade, both in its plain and ornamental
branches. w. D. SIEGFRlED.
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OBITU A Y.

Leares hare their time TO taR,
md forers 10 u,ihsr at the North-wind's breath,
But all thou hast al seasons for thine O,rn,
o Dedih!i
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Opposite Smithfeld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. boilers Tor
Engines made TO order on short notice. Ftenet:
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock. of my own
warranted best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill MillStones
always on hand. Mill Spindles, mill Irons. mill
& Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen Wire. Corn
and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron proofSiaycs, Leatl-
or Betting always on hand.
Lul,s Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
superior article, used in over 800 OF the best mills
in the West. They run light, clean well and fast,
and will last life time. When they become dull
the edge can be renewed by cracking the Burr.
We annex certificate from one ofthe largest
Touring mills in the West, and for further pat
tiuulars refer 10 our hand bills.
PirrspuRGII, June &c, f&?.
W. ". Wallace, Esq.-Derr Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smut
naclines they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable to get out OF
order, and we consider them the best machines
new in use. WlLslARTH & NOBLE,
All orders promptly attended to.
W. ". WALLACE.
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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II Y NJ E N E A L

Isaac tpo clouds at morning,
Ting'd Nth tie rising sun,
And in Tie darcn Msy foatcd on
And mingled into one"
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Erysiipelas cured by the use Of Dir. Guysott's
Extract of Ysllow Dock and SarsappriIIa.

Scorr TOWNSHIP, VASpARuEaG Co.
Indiana, July 4th, 1853.
I'D. PARK:-Dear Sir: Its with great pleas.
ure write you about the very happy effects OF
volt. DR. Guysott'S Extract Of Yslidc Dock and
Sarscpdriild,' upon my daughter, who has been
suffering under that dreadful disease Erysipeias,
with which she was attacked in 1915, and she was
attended by some Of our most skilful physicians
for over eight months perscyerngly, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to a perfect skeletOni She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees, which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physician pronoan.
ced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach Of
medicine. Ny ncghbors and myself thought her
dissolution ncar at hand. One OF my ncighoors
insisted on my trying 'Dr Grysotts Extract u
YslIop Dock and SaT,dparilia,' as a last resort,
for a, all Of our Physicians had girea her Up, there
could be no detriment in it. consented TO do so,
more from a restless desire 10 90 something for
my daughter while life lasted, than from any hope
of her getting relief; so commenced using the
medicine according TO directions, and to my great
establishment she commenced improving, and be-
fore she had used three bottles she was able TO
sit uprirht in bed: Before she had used bottles
she was able TO walk out: She used in Ell twelve
bottles ofs DR. Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sa,saparila,' which restored her to perfect
health 10 December, 1852: She is now entirely
free from any yes,ige OF the complaint,
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Yours truly, DL MARTIN
l do hereby certify that my iather's statement
Of my late illness is not by any means eIaggetat-
cd: Ny health is now perfect, which uscribc
solely 10 the use Of Dr. Guysott's Extract ofYsl-
low Dock and Slrsapafllla.
y" 'S AM D. MARris,
Price 81 per bottle: SIX bottles for SOL
~ Sold by Jons D. PARx, northeast corner
Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o.
also I. W. Toper go. Morgato,rn,
La. Hagans Co. Krng,coOd.
G. W. Hagans i Co. BrendoariIt,
LOgGa + Carr, Fa'rnOa'
cetohc, 8, 1853. .l7lyr'
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New GoOds---0nCe More !

7 have lust returned from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and am prepared to show
all who may favor me with call, as gene
raj and handsome an assortment OF Goods
as have ever had.
The stock has been purchased on the most
favorable terms, under the recent reduction
Of prices and pressure in the Eastern money
market have the usual variety OF
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware s. QueenSsCare,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps & BOnnetS,
&c. SC. &c.
am determined to sell at short profits,
and 10 make up any deficiency BY increase
Of sales. shall be glad TO open accounts
with all responsible men who arc willing to
close their accounts al the end Of the year.
The Red Post will show you where 10
find me, always ready to give fiIst.raie bar.
gains. D. ID. CHAD"ioh'
October 81, 1853. tt
P.S.-I hope all indebted 10 the late firm
of D. n. Chadwick j. Co. will call and nuke
settlement without waiting to be called up,
on. D. H. c.
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ODD FELLOIYs, HALL,

ORPHANS FRIEND ENCAAPMENT, No. :,
meets a, O'Clock, on the evenings of,he second
and fourth Mondays Of each month.
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Live Oak Paper Mill,
Wear .Norg@nt0tCa, v"

rI,IIIS Establishment, for many yenra past con;
ducted BY Matthias Tllon, has been reiitted
aud supplied with New Machinery, capable oil
making good work.
Tho undersigned will visit the Merchants and
former patrons of the concern, with supplies oil
e., ,,,a ,u,l;,;,a nf
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DIR BOOKS.

WE are now closing up the business Of the
present firm. All who have open accounts VIII
We hope come at least and examine and see ifa!I
is right, whether you are ready to pay or not, as
by this means you may prevent difiiculiies,-and
We hope those interested will not disregard this
notice. CARR, SMITH & Co.
sIorgantown, Nov. 5, 1858.
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MoNoNGALIA LODGE, No. g., meets a. I
O'Clock every Saturday evening.
S. s1rerGirp, Jr., Sec'y. NJ. HAYES, NC.
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THE MARKETS,
FROM OUR LATEST ADTICES.

MoRGANToWN, Oct. 90
FLoUR-Sells at $500 per barrel;
WHEAT-S7 l.2 cents per bushel'
CORN-50
OATS-3l Ia
POTAT0ES-50
BUTTER-Fresh rolls y cents.
TALLOW-lO cents petlb.
BACON-IIams, 10 cents.
" Shoulders S l.3,
Middllngs, 5 l.3.
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Iron and Hardware Store.

,,,,,r SUBSCRIBER would nhnouh'i =, lid
, nab Ie that he has just roesiys. II iAs@s
Gan,neTsial buildings, Morganlo"H' 'a''
and general assortment oil - r,oIr
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Stick 9nlNa.

PHnaDnsHn April ll.R.por,ea b Keen Taylor 1000
do, seA liz 3s Lehgh es, 20, ssh: 1900 6s 'e7;
CAP 100 100 do llsA $500 do l2o 5000 Camden and
10. io3h: q shares susqushannaq Canal, l5h; 100
do Morris Canal, b5wn, 22N SO do b5wn 2sn; S% DO,
s5 22,s 100 do b5 22 SO Long Island RR, b. 1sh;
Leheh Nav, 1871 1os DO "a 2s do, Az; 100 Schuy Nav
pre- e,red cash, 31X; Is Penna RR 5la so American
Insurance ls y Farmers and Nee Ranr 70 ascha
Boards-s4tOO L%high 6s, 10, b. 9s1; 1852 8S Penna
81, '6s, s6A; 6344 81 do o. 1854 5000 do, 6S, es
1000 6s 67 100 200 shs Morris Canal 23 81 do b5,
49, do 49, Second Bodrd-s20OO Reading kR 6s, 10,
sea- 5000 do So s91s 5000 do 49, 200 City RR 81, III,
I0e1; 500 Camden and Amboy RR 8's 49, 99 5000 Ten
nessee Coupon SIS, s5 $50 schuyl Nav o. 49, 81 800
Penna b'a seA 1000 Phila and sunbury RR 5s 81 500
Lehigh 6's TO- 9SK 200 Kensngton 6s, '7S, e6a; 40
PeDna RR, b4 5l 81 do 5l1 800 chs Morris Canal b.
49, 100 do btwn, % 10 Harrisburg RR, 54 90 Sasque
Canal l51 so Union Canal b5, 1914 After Board-ltoo
Phils and sunbury RR Is, 81 100 Long Island RI lss
100 do, 227S; 800 do. s22a $50 do, b5, 22 SO do,
22s. 10 Harrisburg RR 54 25 Union Canal in lots 10
IA pepna RR 5lA 100 schuyl Nav preferred b5, 81 10
Bank of Pcnnsyl vania, 1913 Market dull.
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large meeting q the dsnents Of Jersey City was
he last evening 1t Warrington Hail. 70 rsty the charter
nonnstions u that party, 70 BE- voted for today Mr.
John Cassidy PRESIDED and Mr. Saith Meade acted o.
vice Prssiasnts ;-s.nusi drimsss Mr. Howsts George
Alderman Wallis then came forward and read the fol-
lowing resolutions, amid great applause -
Z: k. .a 81 S:1%: sa as
proved t trus regard for the prosperity and
by its uniform advocacy q just and equal
rights and privileges is emnensly entitled 20 the support Of
Resolved That the c.us. Of universal education is and
sse Sish' We e Believe ss e ss
y to y ss
A., thu. ss s had A by
the other BY those
Within the arena Of party politics
Received That in the opinion Of this meeting his being
S.iy being IL. asid i !: .hs
their candidate as known sound and reliable demo
the b. made to dyd, dis
nad sS ss .pInss sy from the political 'ppo
Resolved That the democracy OF this city aud State
shown BY the enactment by dsmesrae Legislatures Of the
freehold qualification the Of the elective
State school have been in securing tho rhs
Of the ns and the Of
or any other QUESTIONS may b isst%sts ,sns
neither the defeat open opponents
a :. ,sm sns n
has taught. to be equal, andj just, and right.
Resolved That the unusual enhancement OF the
expenses of living ushes the movements being made
thrOughSu. n. country by the nsehaniea and l.sornS
labor and that their Efforts ameioaton Of their
diton, without improper combinations entitled to
varmest sympathy and NEE, our unqualified APPRECIATION
aaa ~ % 9 E the
Baltimore platform and illustrated by the inaugural ad-
dress Of President Pierce and that and decided
Of these principles by the people their
sembe Is alike due 20 the Of their choice and
| their prosperity and vel are
Resolved That strict adheresce TO regular democratic
nominations is Of vital i'm to the OF demo
cratic principles and that hereby ourselves each
to the other the coming charter election TO vote the
tire regularly democratic ticket for city and ward
officers and thereby avoid the strange spectacle which
presented by the wbig majority in the municipal council in
the Of their official alike disyrAcefu
to themselves and to the interests they were elect
! ed to represent.
The chairman then put the question, and the rsolu
items car Tied unanimously
Messrs Gently and workendyke then made fervent ap
pear to the democracy to TO the polls to day and
| rated.
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advance Of wages.
The latorcrs OF the Junction Canal in C1esnung n Y
'ew days since struck placer a .sut uppood 20 he
Of the rcd Of the forest .ho acre ssdly rout
Sullivan and his party, when they laid waste Chsmung
Y lev.
Mrs. Perry "strcng minded'' young soman, and
fuil "Biooger," ran away from hooson Mas a lev
days since, with fellow named Ievins Cloash Her
husband, siier finding that she determined 20 70
eavc Der hundred dollars 70 help her along
verdict n 81 600 has been obtained against Page ami
Pscon eminent bankers in - Louis for Illegal bsnking
TIE Beun Sessions bill has rased both b. ,nchss
Tho Wisconsin legislature N submits agrnipsnt n
ie scnstl. 1.ion 10 Q vote Of the people.
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Pnsse,rrers Arrived.

SAVANNAH Steamship Alabama = Geo Parsons,
Scott. Cornwall, S ftoman, H Osborne, Aston,
Capt CA Uelano, H Gibbons, j Waring A Tyler A
Bradley Robt Ray, Richard Ray, Durand Or Betton,
Mrs T Betton, Mrs W Betton, Mrs Moyneux, two
children and servant Mrs II Bishop and son, Mrs A
Hnchnan, Lyon, lady child, nurse and seTyant, o
daughter and infant Or NJ Rogers, Miss woodrord Mr
Denslon, Miss Denston, Peters and lady, Miss Pc.
ters Mrs II Joderman, child and servant-129 in the
steerage.
LIvERPoor-Ship Henry Clay-Henry J Meyer, Mr. Ma
son and lady. Mrs Harps and two children.
HAyRE-Ship st Dennis Demng, Fisher DR.
Pope and lady of Munich Mrs Sandfrier and daughter
of Bavaria Heindermcister, Of Switzerland Lunzen,
of Prussia