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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27


Till she Is calm
"The bridegroom
Is toying NTH the shore--his welded BRIDE
And in the fullnoss of his marriage 10y.
lie dcoorates her tapny bro,o ,oih shells.
Rctres spuce In how fair she looks,
Then, proud, runs up to kiss her.
If ye nre fnir,
Mankind will crowd around you thick as when
The full faced Moon sits silpcr the sea.
The eager waves lift up their cleaning heads,
Each shouldering for her smile"
"Our troubled age shall pass as doth day
That leaves the West al crimson with the promise
Ofthe diviner morrow. which then
Is hu,rging up The Worlds great s,de Nth tight"
''l'm drunk with Joy,
This ism royal life the top Of life
Honooforth my path slopes downward to the grave.
"She coyeie ed me
With her wild sorrow, an april cloud
Wiih dim hshepeiicd hesses hides Me hM
On achich its heart Is breaking."
ave saw tho streaming fee through the sky,
Pursued by oil tho dark and hungry clouds"
any hearts fire and on Id,iue
To ,utcr bidckness like blazing ship"
We cnn reoollect few finer passages than these, al
when we ref TINT they produced by scarce
out of hi. minority cannot help but form hopes tn
tho maturity of his powers will be Us brilliant us Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
raduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of the
United States, and the greater part of whose lite has
hecn spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Philadel-
phl and elsewhere, has effected of the most "a.
oni sling cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep great
p.ryousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfuness, with frequent blushing, attended, some.
tines, with arrangement of mind, cured imme II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27
vU,HE CELEBRATED Race Horse,

VIE CELEBKAIED knce Horse,
i JOHN BLUNT. will stand at home, the present
scnson. at els the season, (which moy be discharged
by 80 if pnid By tho tsb Of July)-$25 insurance.
Mares will be fed 25 per day Season to com
mence thu 18th Of March.
PASCUAL BUFoRD.
Bedford COZ, March 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27

CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his most sin.
n cere thanks TO his friends for their very bcr pa
r,nage extended to him while in other houses IN
this place and asks a continuance oi the same. no
nledge bmset to use every exerton to give satisfaction
nersonai attention will also be paid to the al
kinds Of produce. tets
nATAGONIAN GUANO.- .--20 tons best Pa.
L tagonian Guano, for sne by hiH
jan 3cts RENWICk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27

ave saw tho streaming moon flee through the sky,
Pursued by all the dark and hungry clouds"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27
"l'm drunk with Joy,

This ism royal life the top Of life
Hencoforth my path slopes downward to the 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27
"She covered me

With her wild sorrow, us nn April cloud
On which its heart Is breaking"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27

TUOOP POLES.-I wish to purchase 80 or ~
i thousand HO ~ POLES fol which fair price
will be paid. 0. LAN"'onNE, En-
Aug 23--dt LahRAoThe MM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-27

CTRAYED from my Stable Saturday the
y 10Th inst, A Light Roam Mare. t!o particular
recollccted-He size is rather Of the poney or
der and of very light FORM &C. Any ono returning ne'
-, mo %, informing me of her whereabouts, will be lib
erally rewarded. 6bo. " OohLI'
April 22-ts
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

experienced about that time by Mr.. Bird,
an American Missionary then residing in
Beirout. Satisfaction was promised for
an attack made by Syrian soldiers upon
Mr.. Bird, but the PREPARATION was long de-
iayed. A British frigate. under the com.
mand of Capt. Franklin. arrived in che
harbor when the difficulty was at its
height, and Sir John Immediately interes-
ted himself in the affair. Instead of FIRST
saluting the flag of England, he made for
the U. s. Consulate. heard Mr.. Ches-
Seaud's story. aud the parties repaired to-
getEer to.the Governors Palace. TIE of
hcial thought proper to accede to the de-
mands pressed so vigorously upon their
attention-the offending soldiers under
went punishment--the reparation was
made; and when the-trouble came to an
end the British Consul got his salute
The energetic action of Capt. Franklin sa-
we'd world of trouble, and the interest
now attaching to the welfare of the distin-
guished navigator, lends attraction to the
incident
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For the Register.


Mr.. EDITOR You will please with
draw my name from the list of candidates
for Commissioner of the Board of Public
Works.
The gentlemen recently assembled at
Winchester. having nominated for that Of
fee, Mr.. Armstrong. of Taylor, gentle
man whom have long known, and in
whose honesty and integrity have great
confidence. l cheerfully acquiesce in that
nomination.
take this occasion, however, to say,
that had any one been nominated by that
convention, who was in any way connect
ed with the effort made at Richmond to
forestall public opinion in relation to that
Office, should have feltit duty. as well
to myself as my party, to have continued
a candidate and to have taken some
pains to make an exposure o!the system
of tricking too frequently resorted to in
these modern conventions, where the eff
fort is not to concentrate public opinion,
but to manufacture it. But in this in
stance. as regard the nomination iu-
dicious one, and knowing that it was con-
ferred on Mr.. Armstrong without any eff
fort on his part to procure it. or even de-
sire to receive it, l can cordially recon-
mend him to. and hope he will receive, the
support of the district.
Respectfully,
S. l.. HAYS.
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commissioners of Elections.


The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed commissioners to superintend the
election to be held on Thursday the goth
day of May.
CLARKsssRe.-A.K K. Axton, A. F. Barnes, l..
Raymond, E. Hart, ]. w. Harris--T. A. Horner,
Sheriff.
RonIsEs.-B. J. BasseIl, S. L. Carpenter, B. F.
Shuttleworth, III. R. Little, A. III. Campbell-Ed.
Davis, Deputy Sheriff.
MnroRD.-S- Ward, S. Hoff, w. Castor, Jas.
if 7--->r y 10 ~--'-
M S,sssSo s,s Long John Robinson, Isaac
Lyon, Deputy Sheriff. tg7r - $3.50 .,'-, -
LuMBERPoRr.-B. Harbert, F Hardestv. w r
Cunningham, b Denham, C Johnson.-,DaviS
w Robinson, Deputy Sheriff.
BRIDGEPoRr.-W Johnson, J p Stout, Win
ter, Alba Minor, G w Sandusky.-B B Stout,
Deputy Sheriff.
JONI LYNcH's.-w S Colbert, P FRandolph,
Jacob Fultz, Young, Marsha Rogers.
Deputy Sheriff.
UNION MEETING HoUsB.-D c Coplin, Nathan
DAWSON VIM NJ DAWSON, VIM Steuart, Ar
thur c Dever.-James Dover, Deputy Sheriff.
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Commissioner of Public Works.


The Winchester Virginian contains the
following in relation the late Convention
which met at that place to nominate a
Democratic candidate for commissioner of
the Board of Public Works. No Conven-
ton can be successful if its delegates are
not disposed to sacrifice their predictions
to the general good.
"Out of forty counties in the third Sec
ton, thirty had their representatives in
the Convention of Thursday last-a pro-
portion half as large again as the Lynch
burg meeting.
"The attendance from the trans-Allegha-
ny region was unexpectedly full /; evincing
an interest in the cause of internal i'm
provement. and readiness for union Of
effort with the east in it's support, that au-
gurs the best results for Virginia. In the
protracted contests of the convention, the
line of difference ran east and west much
more than north and south, showing that
the mountains are becoming obsolete, and
that railways will soon be the only great
boundaries. There was sectional feeling,
of course. 1t could not be otherwise in SO
wide district, with so great variety of
surface and apparent interest. But it did
not compromise or weaken State feeling
and it became manifest, at an early stage
of the proceedings. that the principal issue
on which action would turn was that be-
tween the different routes suggested for
the connection of the Potomac and the
Ohio within this State. 1t was this point
which mainly obstructed a nomination and
indeed might have prevented the making
of any had it not been at last waived, and
a candidate as much disconnected with it
as possible brought forward. This gen
tleman, EDWARD j. ARMSTRONG, of Tay-
lor. received within few votes of two
thirds at the first trial, and was then de-
clared the nominee by enthusiastic accla-
nation. The delegates were thoroughly
fatigued by their two-days' session. most
of them having been also occupied in
Wednesdays proceedings, and several
propositions were made to adjourn sine
die-one determined opponenent of the
thirds rule being actually on his way
to the door. with cloak and hat. Entire
good humor. however, prevailed TO the
last; the tedious and oft repeated process
of balloting was endured patiently; and
we question whether convention ever
adjourned better satisfied with itself and
its work.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

WEEKL1 FoNET1o ADvocAr." This is
the title of a weekly paper published in
Cincinnati. by Longley Il Brothers, and
devoted to Photography, or a new and
short way of spelling, in which each word
is pretended to be spelled exactly as it is
pronounced. The errors in the present
way of spelling. complained of, are GER
tainly great, but whether this plan cor
reefs them we have not sufficient knowl-
edge oft to Judge. We would. however.
commend the publication to reformers.-
Terms. $500 per annum in advance
Address Longley & Brothers, 1871 Wal
nut St., Cincinnati.
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Our FIRST DUN.-There are some of
our subscribers who have as yet failed to
pay their subscriptions. but they are so
few that we incline to the opinion that it
has been the result of thoughtlessness ra-
Their than any inclination to avoid payment.
To such we would say, that we have hea-
Wy demands to meet just now, and would
be obliged to each for the amount of his
Indebtedness. 1t should not be forgotten
that printers bills are all "little dribs, -
small by themselves but great in the ag-
gregate. Come, friends, recollect that
''short credits make long friends
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11
CHARLES DOUGLASS, Pre-
Secretaries.

@ A correspondent of the New Or
leans Delta writing from Havana says that
much excitementwas produced BY the ar
rival in that city of Santa Anna, and ..the
impression preUdils that the moment he is in
stalled in poacer to commence the rar of ra-
ces.' The Spaniards, he adds. .'are in
hopes of establishing an empire in Next
CO, and in this movement they are insti-
gated by leading Spanish merchants and
others, who now reside in that country.
and also by several influential Mexican
journals that are under the control of the
Spaniards."
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The FArRMoNr YIRG1N1AN.-This paper
has fallen into the hands of w. F. Drink
ard. late of the Romney Argus. We can
see no good reason why Marion county
cannot creditably support a good Demo
cratic paper. and judging from the Argos,
Mr.. Drinkard is the very man to give
them such an one. We hope to hear OF
no more failures to establish Democrat
ic paper there. Maj. A. ]. o'Bannon,
we are pleased to learn. has received an
appointment to a clerkship in one of the
Departments at Washington-salary ST.
600 per annum-and has entered upon
the discharge of its duties.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

AN EARrHQUAKE.-our exchanges are
bringing us accounts of an earthquake
which occurred on Monday the Cd inst
Its influence was felt at Parkersburg.
Buckhannon, and other places east as far
as the city of Washington, at almost the
same time o'clock, A. NJ. 1t was dis
tinctly felt here, and the shock lasted, we
should Judge. about Is seconds, shaking
our office as though a heavy Darrell was
being rolled over the floor. 1t will be re-
collected that similar shock occurred
about year ago.
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Attempt Commit Suicide.

The Buchanan (Botetourt) Recorder
says:
"On last Tuesday evening, John NJ.
Harvey, Esq. who resides near this
place. attempted to commit suicide by cut
ting his throat. He had returned that
morning in the stage from Fincastle, and
feeling somewhat indisposed. retired to his
room. In the afternoon, his daughter,
Miss Jane Harvey, feeling solicitous about
him, knocked at the door of his rom and
was refused admittance. She persisted.
however. and on opening the door found
MIR. Harvey standing in the middle of the
room with pocket knife in his hand, and
his throat cut-the wound bleeding pro-
fusely. With singular fortitude and pres
ence of mind. she Immediately snatched
the knife out of his hand. placed him on
the bed. and held the orifces of the
wound together with her own hands, until
medical assistance could be obtained.-
Dr. Pendleton was Immediately sent for,
who dressed the wound. 1t is not of a We.
~ dangerous character, and Mr.. II. is now
In fair way of recovery. But he is in.
debted for the preservation of his life &c
the timely arrival OF his daughter. who
IN this instance. exhibited a presence ~
mind. fortirude and frmness. seldom r.
be met with in persons of maturer age. and
deserving of all praise.
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Total, 1866 1859
The Convention then adjourned till 8
o'clock, P. NJ.
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order by
the President. The following resolution
was then offered j. w. Sperry of Gil
mer:
Resolved, That this Convention will
of the Board of Public Works, than a resi-
dent in and a citizen of some county with
in the third District.
The following was offered as substi-
tute for the above, by Mr.. Bennett of Lew
is
ResolVea, That no man shall be voted
for in this Convention who is unwilling,
Internationally, to abide by its decision
and support its nominee.
On motion of G. S. Meem of Shenando-
ah, the resolution and substitute were laid
upon the table.
On motion of James P. Rely of Fred
erick. the Convention proceeded to the
balloting for candidate. The nomina-
tons were then proceeded with:
Benoni Harrison of Prince William,
nominated Robert johnson, Esq, of Har-
rison.
George H. Smoot of Alexandria, NOM
mated p. P: cambridge, Esq, of Jeffer-
son.
J. S. Calvert of Shenandoah, Col. j. NJ
H. Beale of Mason.
w. w. Sperry of Gilmer, nominated
Sam'l L Hays of Gilmer.
Sam'l Crane of Randolph, nominated
Col VIM Hamilton of Randolph.
Giles Cook of Warren, nominated John
Smith Dawson of Warren.
l. l. Minor of Ohio, nominated Col VIM
] Wiley of Marion,
SB Taylor of Loudon, nominated John
Bruce of Frederick.
LIST Bdllot-Johnson 1851, cambridge
2741, Beale 1869, Hays 1897, Hamilton
1422. Dawson $3.50. Wiley 4778. Bruce
1898 I'd Ballot, johnson 4O35, 6I14,
Willey3315, Bruce 1862 Sd Ballot, John
son 1890, cambridge 6734. Hays $500,
Dawson 6I95, Wiley, 1924. Bruce GIT :;
4th Ballot, johnson 704, cambridge 49,
TIT, Hays 1862. Dawson 8188.
Previous to the 4th ballot, the name of
w Wiley was withdraw.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
to meet again at O'CLOCK.
NIGHT SESSION.
The President called the Convention to
order. and the ballotings were proceeded
with:
5th Ballot Dandridge 10, 581. Dawson
1895, Hays 1854 6t1 Ballot, cambridge
1918, Dawson 10. 8es, 7m BALLOT, Dan
bridge "a. gee, Dawson 1857.
| Sam'l Crane of Randolpb re-nom;na led
Col Hamilton of Randolph.
Col Jacobs of Warren, re-nominated
Sam'l l. Hays Of Gilmer.
9Th Balot-Dandridge 42,4ls. Dawson
5. 877, Hamilton 1861. Hays 3,s67.
The names of Messrs. Dawson, Hamil-
ton and Hays were then Withdrawn.
| Walter Bowen of Warren. nominated
Colonel Charles Blue of Hampshire.
| JAS Airey of Marshall, nominated VIM
G Brown of Preston.
sth BallOt--Dandridge 1876. Blue
8, 328. Brown 1894.
4 In calling the roll. on the 9th ballot the
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Ups1ur.-J. M. Beunett and SOL

, CpsA''r.-J. NJ. Bennett and Sam
Wetza.-L. L. Minor, and A. j. Kid.
well. Gnu .. % ma
Warren.-Giles Cook, III. Dorsey. @.
d: Green. j. w. Mckay, r. III. Turner,
J.W. Cooley. VIM. Balthers, E b Jacobs,
= bowen. A w Bowling. Walter Bowen.
M johnson. A Pitman. T B Randolph G
n Roy, Geo W Bowman. w NJ Bowma an,
Geo Bowman. s w Thomas, T j Wilson,
and Samuel NJ Spengler, and j A McCay,
Wrt-Not represented.
Wood-Not represented.
Doddriage represented.
The committee on rules and regulations
reported the following
LIST. RssotVed, That the rules of the
House OF Delegates of Virginia SO far as
they may be applicable. be adopted for
the government of this Convention.
I'd. Resolved, That in casting the vote
Tor a nominee in this Convention, the De-
mocratic vote which each county cast at
the last Presidential election, shall be
equally divided among the Delegates rep
resenting said county.
Sd. ResolVed, That we recomend to the
Convention the adoption of the two-thirds
rule as the proper basis for the selection
of the nominee of this Convention.
AS substitute for the third resolution,
the following was offered by Mr.. Harding
of jefferson:
Resolued, That the majority rule may
be adopted. as the true rule of action for
the government Of this Convention on its
nomination for candidate for the Board of
Public Works.
After quite an animated discussion be-
tween Mr.. Harding of Jefferson, Crane of
Randolph, Armstrong of Taylor. and 9TH
ers. the amendment was rejected by the
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BoRoueH TRUsrEEs.-The election for
Trustees of the corporation of Clarksburg
on the Cd inst, resulted in the choice OF
John Davis. ]. W. Harris. N Golf, ]. B.
Wright, G. G. Dawson. a. Criss and E.
L. Stealey.
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re- The employing printers of New
York have refused to pay the prices asked
by the journeymen. and large numbers OF
them have struck. A number having left
the office of the Day Book. that paper ad-
vertised for number of girls to fill their
places. The result was the application OF
full one hundred females. Out of that
number the necessary quota was picked.
and the paper is now got out solely by fe-
males.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-11

The LEGISLATURE NU1sANcE.-The
grand jury of Tazewell county have pre-
State as a nuisance, for their various de-
reflections and misdemeanors. The in
dictment is published in the Jeffersonville
Democrat of April 10th. over the names
of the jurors. Now for the abatement of
the nuisance.
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The New COURT HoUsE.-It will be
see y reference to our advertising col
umns that proposals are to be received on
the 18th and 18th of June, next, for the
construction of a new Court House and
Jail in this place.
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The GUYANDorTE HERALD.-This is the
title of new paper recently started in
Guyandotte. Cabell county, by ]. c.
Wheeler. and G. w. Smith; the latter for
merly of this place. The Herald is a neat
looking and creditably conducted paper.
We wish its proprietors success in its pub
LEGATION.
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E ~ P. Rathburn has been nomi,
mated candidate for the House of Dele.
gates for Gilmer and Wirt counties.
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"If were 10 attribute my success I'm business to
any one cause, than another, IL would be toia
Judieious system of advertising. by which informs
ed the whole community what manufacturing
and what had for saIe."---Abbot Lawrence. -
Z" As general rule, those who advertise, sell
lower than those who do Their increased bu-
siness enabling them sell at smaller per cent.
profit, and make n much greater aggregate profit
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
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E" Justice as it should be- shall
appear next week.
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EDo good with what thou hast, or it
will do thee no good.
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FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
EDWARD J. ARMSTRONG,
of Taylor County. Fl
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN r. SNODGRASS,
of Wood County.
FOR SENATOR,
JOHN C. SPENCER,
of Wood County.
For the House of Delegates,
LEMUEL d. SHINN, ESQ.
A. S. HOLDEN, ESQ.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress,
CHAS. s. LEWIS,
Of Harrison County.
A, NJ. $TERRETT,
Of Wood County.
For the Senate,
COL DANIEL KINCHELoE,
U. NJ. TURNER.
Of Harrison COUNTY,.
DR.. l.. R. CHARTER,
Of Doddridge County.
For the House of Delegates,
THOS. l.. MOORE.
ELISHA G. PATTON.
Col. F. Y. HORNOR.
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.uupar's Clurkshllra Rrglstsr


J. EqunI Rights and Equal Laval
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
Disasters, &c.

Fr-,.cr, from e,, addressed EwOod Walter ESQ., Score
try Of the Board Of Underwater, dated
81 THouAs "Wednesday. March ?, 1854
The barb Orion, tof New Yot Upshur from New York for Cali
port leaking badly She sprung
leah and bore when about DAY.
The ship Charles. ,o Baltmorel Ruark I'm. Rotterdam
Ne~York. pit into this leaking badly 24th ut She
drchargns.
Fns has the upper edge OF her copper
leaks and dschrgng her spss nEsng are
contracted Tor, and fairly usder
The ship Sarah dschngns sui leaking and awaiting orders
her captain having taken the steamer Pere 10 consult
owners
NJ OF Wareha, while bessns dovH the
River YESTERDAY INTO the tow boat Durand which
the chooner buvak broke the rail and did other damage
Bare TB PASSPORT from Boston for Mobile before reported
Bermuda distress condemned TO 2sth ult
THE sssK T. H. CHArN, Buck New Orleans. reports
ruced 22d Feb first day from Mafanzas,
Which she os all her and sails and nothn but
her and
Tvs Power Liverpool March ~ from Mobile
the 18th Feb lat "a lon 81 with the ship H.
Kmha New Orleans for Phi adepha Lost forei foe,op
backys &C. aud received considerable damage buwaks
and topss The A. H. X. also received considerable dam,ge.
scHn II DoEIDo Hnckey from Columbia Me- Boston with
lumber went ashore Wnthrop Bar about 9Th Capt
and landed Deer Island evening the
POr D.SoIss FtArrs. Hall from Boston dee Ia) for
san Francisco onsvdeo Feb T. having distress
for New rork, before report
OF Norvk, and sunk has
with .sbt damage Cargo, o saved and taken New YORK